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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
Fine Quota 0t Illinois.

Adlutanr General liaynic, of Ibis state, las
been notified from Washington. that the quota
Of Illinois under the last call FOR 500, 900 men
is 35.6iI. Gov. Ogiesby protests against
this As too hilh hy ten OF fifteen thousand
men. and has sent an agent To Washington
to have IL reduced. Gov. o.. it is said, CON
tends that Il Illinois was fairly treated, and
got credit for her 100 iav men. She wpnld'n ut
owe 4 man under this call-til;t i. ia pro
portion to the length Of time Of oar men in
the service.
rrq"ost Marshal General Fry, however, in
:. communication = tie lover house OF cor
grcss. says the ru!s has long ago been aaort-
Ell hot to allow credits for men serving les
tlam six mon;is, and that on account Of the
lasty and careless manner in which the
tro".s fora shorter period have generally have
called ou,, itwould he impossible to arrive at
any Approximate figures as 10 their number.
time OF service. SC. Besides. the Governor.
in putting t..esc lJo day men into the field,
expressly a"rcci thar their states were mt 70
have credit .or them on future calls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

The Chicago papers are largely occupied
during the week with The evidence Of one
rebel Captain Shrnks, who is put upon the
stand to convict Judge Morris and his wife OF
active sympathy with the rebels and parties
t. the plot TO free the Camp Douglas prison
ers, burn the city, &c. The character Of this
man Shanks, and the degree of credencc
which his evidence is entitled to, may be in
fcrrcd frG,n the following specimen. He said:
''When Mrs. Morris gave me the MONEY to
help me away. she asked me If, in case she did
it, would bctrav her. and | said ! certainly
would not ] suppose II was half an hour at
forwards that ! did bctray her to the federal
authorities.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

The week has been prolific in notabl fires.
GA Tuesday The Smithsonian Institute at
Washington was partially DESTROYED by fire.
The fire broke out in the picture gallery, and
spread with great rapiiity, DESTROYING the
entire central p,rtioA Of that immense build
NJ. The library va aved. and some OF the
most valuable relics Of Washingtcn's family.
But the mass ofthc great museum, contain
ing the relics aud collections of the explorin.
expeditions Of the last fly years; the fine
chemical, electrical, and meteorological APP
paratus a large collection Of S,anley's and
other pictures, and a thousand Other precious
articles. upon which ii would be impossible
to place a value in mon ey were destroyed.
\ fire in Buffalo on the 18th destroyed.
il i, cstimrtcl, million dollars worth OF
property. 1t broke out in Diehl's restaurant,
and thence, after destroying several other
buildings, spread 10 the American Hotel,
one of the finest in The city, destroying it en-
tircy. Half block beyond the hotel was
also DESTROYED. Three iiremcn lost their lives
in their efforts to check the flames.
On the morning of the > eth fire also oc
CURED at Sandusky. Ohio, in the spoke fac
tory and planning mil! of Pierce, Woolsey 4
co. Loss about $4,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

MExIco.-Ilishly important news if true
come in a roundabout way from Mexico.
Captain Beauregard, brother to the rebel
General of that name, arrived at Mazatlan,
and reports that the Emperor Maximiiian has
ceded the Departments of Sonora, Sinolva,
chihuahua, Durango, and Lower California
to France that Elk Senate: Gwin, of Cali
fornia, has been made a duke and appointed
viceray over those States and that Capt. B.
is acting rs his private secretary.
\ curious report comes from the rebel
tran Mississippi department in this conaec-
ton. /, is no less than that Kirby Smith
has sold out to Macmillan and is scheming
to take the whole rebel army under his com
mand into Mexico. The movements of Smith
for the last few months in that quarter have
certainly been curious, and it is asserted that
Dick TAYLOR, who was with him, accuses him
openly of meditating treachery to the confed-
eracv of some sort.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

Last fall some patriotic wags in California
started bids on a sack of -four tor the benefit
of the Sanitary Commission, and this humor
of the war proved so popular that the sack
was handed about from San Francisco to
Oregon and back again, and sold and re-sold
until the sum of fifty thousand dollars had
been paid, and nobody owned the -four
This sack is no?5 on its way East, where a
similar process will take place. 1t will be
put up at auction, and it is expected that while
unlimited bids will be offered the purchaser
will Immediately put it no again, to be knock
ed down by another bidder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

The Charleston Mercury finds its admira-
ton Of Gen. Sherman increasing as he ap-
proaclcs nearer that city, and actually
compliments him and his army, saying:
at is nerve that has carried Sherman to
Savannah-it is that winch is now CARRYING
him to cut the conicderacy i'll half. His
is an army of disci pline-an army of soldiers
not a mob of ragamuilins. He has no
generals with rolls of twenty or thirty thous-
aid men and twenty or thirty hundred in the
field. His men stand to their guns-not TO
peoples chicken coops and barn yards. His
men are full in hand ut theirpost lie holds
them there. He is general
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

PErcE or PHIyr PArER.-A New York
paper says:
The repeal of the paper duly promises to
affect the price of paper i'll this city. Deal
e:s to day We're seeking to max SIC; of aw
and rag paper at , to lc lower than they
would sell a week ago. The prospect is that
there will be a further decline during the week
There is a considerable quantity in market.
and the leading newspapers have secured
their supplies for some time. An agent from
the West was negotiating Yesterday for seve-
raj thousand reams oi excellent quality at 20
cents, but concluded to await the e. expected
fall before completing his contract The
probably of the extensive manufacture Of
prinin" paper from cheap material, not
heretofore used, promises to have Il still
greater effect ia lowerias tha market.
This reduction. should it take place, it
must he borne in mind, will still bring the
price ofraper down only to bout double its cost
lew years ago. the price in 1860 being
about 10 cts per ID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

The latest "oil story is that of an old
lady in West Virginia, who took the advice
of visitor, and poured some petroleum along
the streams which watered her farm the re-
port spread abroad of surface indications on
the land, and a brigade of oil hunters came,
who bought the land at fabulous price, the
owners agreeing to give the lady one eighth of
the oil The purchasers set up their derrick
and put down an anger. and in q short time
struck well which yields one hundred bar
rels of oil per day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
Wax News CT the week.

There was guitc a disturbance d IL. asuai
r,onotonv around EiyhroI| ~ the > llh. On
that morrinc = ru5e. Ret 81 Y-ssols-.le
">ichmonJ s,u..drou Of which We lac ...-s
-, much. c.r..c Lsy.a Tie I-ver tu destroy
Grants dcrots and works At Ciy Point. \
battle quickly cn-uei brt-crn Inc fleet and
eur neares; batter. IA VIII, Ia one Of The
rebel Vests was bloVu ~ aE1 two others
badly DAMAGED Thorcupon he manning
vessels of the fleet put Locl; a. quickly a.
possible to Richmond. Il is now coHiect 'rc..
that this extraordinary movement WAS ma@e
70 cover til. evacuation o. Richmond. ot
which there arc again strong ranors- A.
miral Porter reports dat documents ieh mo
his hands nj Fort Fisher from Lee stating
that II the Furl FIJI be would ~ longer be
able to hold Eichnc-3.
Rumors haze prevailed al woc!: Of Shcr-
mans army a.aiu !cir.; in motion. but the last
authentic adv -haws the main portion Of
hi, ar.ay sill =: Savannah on the 18th inst
making preparations. however. for anothcr
m.rch. i panic prevails in South Carolina
in anticipation of >hernau's advance. AMI
tn. people are flying to points Of safety
A Washington dispatch expresses the Be
If ,h,, Gov T.rrv < IN roxs.s=ior e VII
80, -. ,hc i,,.st rsi.eI n4,,er. sav Lat
no federal advance has yet been made upon
a., ,1..o u,;o1 .,.tcr,s-, :; corroI.,y,.r,;
- e.,., r., ,--.rc- 81 Tort~c..
\; r--.:,-. .r.f., r,o, :
-,an. ii. .,,-. ~. IT,. IL -,
.,o,-,. -, ,..i.,.- a7I .,--...r:,,,- future
.
n,-r $780,. ,,-..., Ct c.c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
CONGRESS-.

The proceedings of congress for lie past
week have been rather dull. The house on
Monday passed the joint resolution reducing
the duty on printing paper to per cent. al
valorem. The bankrupt bill, which passed
the house week or two ago, was reported
back from committee IN the senate, with "
substitute but mas received no iGfthef acton
IN that BODY. quite an exciting oeoa'e oc-
cupled the mousse on ues4''y an" " euheSuay
on question OF pr!'ii'se r'4se' ~ -4r'
broofS, "ho' II cofSe' l'''hfe o. haFl"is' III d
previous ''e"''''' e'''y'' "c''' y U,'-' = ao'-
roooer' ms recet'oN Il hote e'i,''''.'t',' -
ehaiic"se '.o" num- ar 'i'oN' '''i'--' '.''
mouse OWES 1t u t'' o"" ',s"i'y 10 P''''o' 30
A'e.'-''''' '.'''' r-'"s ',--'o,' ',' y
|,'''."' v, 'rO>. 80.
'"i'"s Wv INV =,
vas -
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n b:.,,.,,,l,..
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. .t,a. r..,o .r;., r,r.r, Az Tno .,,,s
,,,r .,,,. r,...,. :, a;s,..,.:,.o,
,.,:,os;,;or - r.,a,iatc an r.bar officers now
c.1.,.rh..3s G.. -. o..,,l .-oo,.
.,a-. or c.5.rsr ,ri.ono-. at redmond An.
5.r.o,,;rr,. Sc Summer and som. others
,r,,os. retaliation q. inln.na, and A.rha.
avs br, womb hold the relief authorities ~,
-. ol,;sc,. of s-orp 70 tho wor,d Henderson
-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

We understand T. draft insurance company
is being formed in this city by men Of means.
to insure persons a-ainst the present draft
As near Is We can learn, the plan Is some
thing like this suppose there Is to be drafted
one in seven of the persons in this city liable
to military duty: the company propose to
issue a certificate IN consideration Of 500,
agreeing t'e-a.n To- furnished substitute or
paw 500 to the person drafted. Suttiecn:
capital will be represented to secure the con =
6dcnce of I'll" people.
As soon ~ the quotas Tor all the different
towns are known. 50 hat the risks to be tax
en- can be accurately asccrtaimcd. we are
promised full details and the rules o: in
surarcc.
We can SEQ 10 reason why this ruterrriza
cannot succeed. several companies 81 this
kind have been in operation in Chicago !or
Some time, and are we'll patroni1cd 10y all
GLASS;.
The amount required to he paid fnr in
surance viii be in proportion to the risk taken
leaving, Of course. 4 small margin for the
coU,panv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

.UAxGwAX' FooTE. whom n rebel prov o
recently arrested at Fredericksburg on his
way, as was supposed, to Washington, and
sent back to Richmond. makes his arrest the
protest FIR greater annoyance 10 Jel. DAVIS
than If he had been allowed to go on his way
in the first place. He inquiries of Davis III
di2nautly why he is arrested and whether he
can't go to Fredericksburg, which is within
the rebel lines, ii he pleases. Davis replies,
by ordering his release from arrest. but Foote
REFUSES 10 be released, and demands the char
ges against him and a trial.
Gov. Yates has gone 10 Washington. He
pa-..d through Chicago ls.i night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

CAYADA.-Ihe passport system instituted
b. Secretary Seward, for all persons going
from the /. 5, TO Canada or coming thence
into lhe State has done GOOD deal more 10
BRING tic CanuckS - th"ir senses than 8
dozen Of Dix orders. to pursue raiders into
Canada. could have done. The passport or
der would rain the two grca, railroads Of
Canada from Detroit - the cast. lay Instantly
stopping all through travel upon them. So
the Government of Canada order, Judge
Courscl. who dismiss d the raider. that had
been arrested himself 10 be dismissed. and
offers to pay back, GU, Of the pablo treasury,
the money stolen from e Vermont hI Il by
the rebel raiders, and which Judge Courscl re-
fused to make Jhcm disgorLe. The Govern.
or General Of Canada, in his speech al tie
opening o. thc Canadian parliament, says that
he has organized q system of detective police
on the frontier, and has called out for per
nranent duty q force Of militia; and states
that bill will be presented giving to the eX
ccutive government stronger powers tLan it
now possesses to deal with parties violating
the neutrality Of the provinces.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
! Dated this : It'll day Of January. /. D. lsc-.
L. LELAND. CERT,
D.. j. Nichols. lGss. fS I;,.if,'ls %.
SrATE OF ILLINOIS, srraln= c,rrr-vi,hin and l,r

d. TATE Or ILLINOIS. SUF@IM- C1UET.-N itiu and ,r
~ the Third Gr.ni DIVISION az sail state
JctiIo u. Brown Is. Samantha Salisbury II axe
Whereas, the said .ictIru H. Brown hts s- WIT
ri error from said SIiEcna Court To- judgment
Oh u 10y said Samantha III bury against siI JetnTo n
Brown IN the sid Circuit Court of Lake county, which
wris OF error l. pvEn- in said Supreme touTi; ana
whereas, Wit o ScIre F.Es iSs iI duly i--ifcy! here
III, retuTnt'c the first day u: The Of said
SIprcInc ,oIr;, to be holden Ottwa. in si State
tine ii fuus t after the tiirI MJliIY in April ~. Il,
corins 1" law, and whereas. also appears ~, UiS,'
file Clerk Office OF said Court IlIC
sud SAMANTHA Salisbury ngi-rr,.-nt the state II
Limos. and without the reach of the process o d 81
lrcInc Court.
Now therefore, y0u the sail Samantha Salisbury. the
sud d,fcl@.t IN error, wiIusc uOircsincr appears
aforesaid are hereby notified u he and appear the
Justices ol said Supreme Court at the OF ,ud
Court; t. he holden al ottawa liz said state, tin st
Tuesday after the third Monday ia April next i-r !ue
record ami proceedings brought into sud Court
return q" said Of ana the assigned, ii
y"d shall So, AT. ami r,r 60 10 and sid
tu;rt shall order / this h,.n.f.
Dated this 9Th day of january. i. L. l>t5.
!. ..-.i..,,;D. C!crh.
l. rair
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

The London Inns says III reference to
Sherman and Hood parting company, after
the capture OF Atlanta: . There is, probably,
no precedcnt in the history of war for the
divergent movement of two hostile armies
marching i'll opposite directions after an ar.
iGOus campaign"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
The Way to Settle ID.

Our dispatches gives US the pin Of ~ edi-
torial in the Richmond Enquire. Of Tues
day last, which, at this time, IS quite s:gnii
cant. The Enquirer thinks polio, ard inter
est would demand in CO g the Coufeleracy
fails to make It's point, that the South again
come under the Government OF the United
States, rather than seek . FOREIGN alliance.
The military forces Of the North and South
combined, could sweep The cortiuout.'' aud
demonstrate America to be the Colossal pow
or 81 the world"
This may be a diplomatic expression. on
tie part Of lie Enquirer, intended 10 lrlghten
France or England into = recognition Of tie
Con ederacy, but there IS s-use in / n-yer,hc-
less. II military point 81 chs -rva,ion, il IS
undoubtedly true, than & L wishes on European
powers would be met = . division cs this
country into two OF moro Govetumcnts; but
in many things France and England know IL
to be to their interest tia: tie American
States be united. Il : .o~ the good Of
| Europe that peace should prevail II America,
ana that Intercourse with all orr ports BE- uH-
| Interrupted. There IS no security Tor pus.1a-
nrut peace aijcra d., 1lut.oa ofjhe Union. i
is this reflection, doubtless. which has ,ot, lie
! Southern Coutetcracy unrncoJuiz.i all this
while. Nor IS il probable that Richmond
newspaper, can BOW sucgc>; any argument
/ for recognition, which has not long -inct oc-
currel II lie statesmen across The Atlantic.
aud been fully considered By them.
Much ~ We would r-rrct q foreign war,
that calamity would be ar less terrible than
= proiracliJn Of our present civi, o.aaic.
| Bat for our own divisions, France wD.,5 never
/ had the tcucrity t. establish ga empire il
Me,ico or, il such had been attempted, there
would have heon 10 suspension Of lie Lon
! !
sequences what tlcy a..ght. The p.epe Of
the South cannot II their heart, apt "iew
with alarm the aggressive character Of the
French occupation Of Mexico, and must De
sire TO see it AZ somn time terminated. IAc
North and South uaital woo.d, Indeed, be IL
vincib!c on this continent and it Is q shame
dat ;Leir combined power should be wasted
in coHtending against each other. 81. LINUS
IrJv'iicqg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

Col. North, the state agent of New York,
who was tried before . military commission
on charge of forging soldiers ballots, has
been Internationally released from custody.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

EsTATi cF MICHAEL NE.TR, U-CatsyD.
iRNlE undersigned having ciI liuiutc. Administrator
Il OF the Estnte OF MiCi!st.l MEATH n.te Of
the county OF La Sale AMI S,,c of iliiui>
hereby gives notice that i1 viii appear ie.le
Court OF la Sale county, Court Itils,
the March Term. Third Monday III March ext,
at which time ali persons i Estate
notified and requested attend Tor the iiri "i lay-
ing the adjusted. Al persons l"itc 10 sti Estate
requested immediate J.Incn, to the UNDER
signe,.
Dated his 18th day OF Januar! =. 1850.
rI'nNt % t;FSrE Administrator
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

An army correspondent think Genera!
Howard !, worthy Of the name of"Thc AEeri-
can lI"v.igck. Egrry SUNDAY he present,
his CON ,.a.rats t. his General officers and
their s,a:i,,a invite t,..n t. attend Divine
service ~ d., has, ..s..-t.-s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

The authorities of Iowa announce tina; that
state has filed lis quota under the pending
call for troops. In what manner this waa
effected i. not sia.ed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
Illinois 7.r.;eIntare.

,....,Il,r .r.I 49,, -, 80.
i", ,a.,.,.,. I,It,.,,,a,,i,
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,.,,. -. Ir,;,, s.,.,,z.~l,,.,,,,< -. o.;
ear, ,r- R,,h,.u ,r..l +, L.r:,, :, h-
,,rliar ,a.,ry N, .,,;,,ry ,,at c,i,.l. AMI n,
a.,.n.ia,.nt WAS a,,.,.I -. I;toj The sen.
ate .Y.a. n. a.lerns,a Discussing r,s,!n-
non ~ ir.,r,c, orr senator. and representa-
ives in c,-gre.s in favor oftha constitutional
,,;,, In,r.t ,,,I; INN slavery.
The b,u., spent the cnlir, ioreaooa'z s,s-
sim. :, d,...,ss,,,, the question Of amino
charters +, ,,,n, ), new insurance c,maan.
a....,,.,,;,, T'r, >, ,;,,
., ism, ,y,. ,y,.-h.r = ,,..,.-,I law shoYII
lac ,.,s..l under which ali c,ulI or,luiz,. or
,.,~.i.,,lor. ,.rtar sb,,.Ill H.; i've, +, each.
Tn r,.,,-,,,, T., g, vote. t., house decided BIZ .
f,r.,o majority in iav,- ortie latter course
IN the afternoon. the House arrccd 10 the
Sen,.c proposition to postpone the Jackson
vile excursion to the 27th. About p local
bills o. 10 general interest were passed., aud
the IT.-,.. ,liourroI
r,,,.Io. IT,, 81 r,.,.,..,.,, So. ......,..,,
noss was done. In the Senate, a bill WIS in.
tr3d9cei for the app,rtioomout ofthe state in.
t. f,,rteen r,.,;.oaI ai.trict.. II < an
-. ~; ...-.....,. ,: ,.o
e''
democrats bat three districts, II winch their
aggregate majority will exceed $1,000. The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

THNIIE firm known as STARK HAlCl i. this day dis
Il solved. GEO. STARR.
JACOB BAiyH,
Geo Stark will close the bis'',ns % inc a. rr1n
The Butcher business viii carrie! on by the AN rr-
signed IsI on ia Sale door north IS fl-
iord's Co. leather store. GEO STiRE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

The City Council Of Peoria have invited
the Legislature TO visit that city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
e. i. STAUHS.

am authorised by the Commissioner OF Internal Reye-
nue. to sell L. 8. Revenue Stamps La sale County,
at the of discount Treasury Depart
ment al Washington. G, II. KING. P ~.
Post oh1ce. Ottawa Jan. a. lsr5-Sn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
EsTRAY NorICE-Day Horse Colt
EeiSSOlllss0gs.

Ia Taken up Icy John Twohay in tho of ottawa
La Sale co. Bay lIorsc Colt abot months old, il
forehead two hind fee, white. valued at SO
jan2S = IL: RAYMOND tlcll..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
DiSSOlulesS1,.

tt firm of FINN 4 PENDERoRtxT in tac grocery lri-
siness Is this day Dissolved 10y mutual CONSENT Tn. als-
ness VIII lie continued Il the ia stand by - e. Finn by
whom ali accounts .; thc late firm viii be setoi
i. p FLSh.
jan 27-SyS JpENprrf;R4ST,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
IA sale 40. NZuEtsii Fire Ez:-ri-
..,E,cc COMPANY.

rlrr.r & Tire s.,rTs u; "a. IA Sail. &C.. = .r-
Frr II-.-au.. W., De L.d t.sr "i,i-a 81 raH i.ur
Tu-'ias IT,. "a lay o; Ir!ruIry u"=t,..t s w T.
- II. ss..- aGpeu!HS the ~ Law g tie s.li-
PAM 49, @ ,-.r,a,1 % ,ay u;l.r ItI.irfs- Jh G:ay
!. rr,aei b.. til.rl. Ey oul,r .. the Dlertnr--
ms Nm TIT :. 8.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28
TICKETS one DOLLAR EA- 4.
Nurii,rr oE Tickets 60 coo,

The uuirs-5l q ..Yo made -gIlrats fur 4 Graai
Gift 09Gcert. the n,l, the public that.
milk ci.t ,7,re-.s given heretofore. the driving
viii lie Il, ted icy appointed ~ tli- "a ii.
cce after concert Persons frUI the wishing
tickets viii iIciosc the money with stamp. and in
receive ticket and cs Uars with complete list III prizes
Tn- ,lnlr invited cEH.irs r ilcS. Nc,, uIis.
and .rvr julia Ia'lcr Co. - Washington and -
CLAIR Scwia. Machines Grover 4 Bakers No.
/. Lax tGrIi,urr II Win. Mus'cms No. iy2
Sns!tI llk St.tyneEy = Cobb fiehsrd Co. s. Like
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-28

U"rtR.,y, Jan. 29-Therc was barely
quorum present in either house Of the legis-
laturc to-day, and the time was spent in rush
ing through small local bills, of which over
Il hundred were passed. We SCI, however.
no mention made Of oar Ottawa bounty bill
Tomorrow the legislature 90 to jacksonville,
and thence they go on Saturday to Joliet and
Chicago, returning to Springfield on Monday.
SO here will be no more legislative business
done until next Tuesday.