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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-22

The devil thot these lines were solemn,
So he put them in this column !
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-22

The draft is snow being carried on vigS
orously wherever recruitingis dull
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-22
Glorious News from Sheridan.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March l3.
To Naj. Gen. Dir:
The followingreportof Gen. Sheridan:
operations has been received by this De
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12
Parson Perh ins Critiriscfsp.

We have read with profound attention the
article in the last Republican, wherein Par
son Perkins cr,iciscs q recent article of the
FEEE TRADER on negro suffrage. We have
tried to we the Parsons production, and
Ct at its meaning, but beyond that he finds
fault with our grammar and rhetoric; and
acuses us Of Inconsistency in saying that the
negroes at the north are better qualified foI
suffrage than at the south, while at The same
time the negroes at the north are no better
off than they are at the south.-we are hope
leSsly unable 10 extract any sense or mean.
ing from it. Especially do we find fail to it in
any avowal whetherihc Parson is in favor of
negro slfrag. in Illinois or moi, while to ex
tract some such avowal from him was II ain
object OF our article.
We cant see" the inconsstcncy in what
We said about tn. comparative qualifications
Of the negroes north and of the negroes
south for the exercise of the right of suffrage,
and shall therefore make no attempt to re,
concile such supposed Inconsistencies.
As to the grammar and rhetoric business.
of course we defer with reverence and awe II
the opinion Of so profound and distinguished
al \. b., LII. D., or \. SIS. as Parson
Perkins. As we had occasion once before to
remark to the Parson on this subject, the
defects Of our education 10 that particular
were PARTIALLY owing 10 our old Scotch
teacher who made light of such things. We
have another Scotch authority on the same
ubject, which we also beg leave to presen'
We quote from Burns. Having probably the
Parson propheticaily in his minds eye, he
says:
"What's a your jargon o yonr schools,
Your Latin names for horns an stools,
If honest nature made you fools?
What sairs your gramnars?
1e'd better ia en up spaces and Shocls,
Or knappin hammers
We shall endeavor. as heretofore, mauoIe
the Parsons criticism, to write good sens,
and let him and Burns discuss the merits Of
grammar and rhetoric.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

favor OF Mr.. Schneider, the Con ervative can.
didate, when the streets were full of excited
people, band of n usc passed up the High
street playing the tune of the '.Bonnets of
Blue, blue being the colors adopted by. the
Conservative party in CheltenhAm. A oman
named lIynes Was standing III the street, and
as the band a ,sed him, he shoJ ted, "Hurr,h
Tor tie bonnets of yellow the color Of the
Liberals here. On this, Glass, one of the
voters for Mr.. Schreber. made 4ome remark
to Lypes, who retorted by calm ( out, "Berie-
ley iorever!' saying he hal been working
hard for Colonel Berkeley. Gil ISIS then drew
from his pocket four barreled revolver, and
presenting it at Lvnes. drew the tri ger, aud
the chrrge of one of the barrels struck Lyres
in the mouth Lynes immediat ely fell en- his
knees, exclaiming Good Cob I'm shot.
| shall die!'' The whole affair was the work
Of a moment. The crowd of course got
around Glass and the pistol wa taken from
him. Three of the chambers " ere found TO
be loaded with powder and u all. and the
fourth bad evidently just been discharged.
Glass appeared very much excited, and when
Lynes exclaimed. ''I'm DYING" rs he did on
his way TO the dispen>ary. where be was at
once taken, Glass SAID. NO, no; not so bad
as that. hope On Lynes being brought
to TIE Cheltenham Dispensary, he tainted
away. He had previously spoken Of his
poor wife and family" and PRAYED to God
TO have mercy on him On his wound being
examined. it found to be of such charac-
er as to leave little hope for the poor fellow,
who died next ;rorniug."
! The coroners jury found q verdict OF
+ ''wi.iul murler"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12
Great Flood af . O!ict.-S iorspa-c
OfVr:,ins. Ac.

There has been no communication by mail
or Railroad East OF Joliet since "Wednesday.
in consequence of the greatest storm and
food in that vicinity known for many wears
There was a break ia the canal in the up.
per part of the city, causing such an overflow
that half the city is reported 10 have been un-
der water doing immense damage. The track
Of the CAiccgo & r. Island r. T. was washed
away for J rods East Of the crossing Of the
St. Louis road. and on Thursday the place
was still 5 feet under water The Red NIL
r. f. bridge, one mile east Of Joliet, was al
so swept away.
The r. R. Company has gone to worl,
with its usual energy to repair damages. and
the information at the Office here was yester.
day, that arrangements had been made to
transfer passengers across the break. so that
the running OF trains would he at once resum-
ed. As We write. however, (FridaY ) p. NJ
no train from the East he'd arrived, disappoiu;-
ing expectation.
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A Refractory Candidate.

Gen. Cox, the republican candidate for
Go7erno or of ohio, has got his party in that
state into deporabe mess. The radical
faction of that state, Of whom Oberlin is he
peculiar head, through committee Of Ober-
lin preachers and professors, addressed a
letter to Gen. Cox, desiring him to define
his position on the southern negro suffrage
question. To their horror and amazement,
Gen. G. x seeds them reply Of four or five
newspaper columns in length, containing an
irrefnta ple argument against forcing negro
suffrage upon the south, ard advocating the
colonization of the blacks in Florida or
some far off country. The Oberlinites there
upon held a meeting and resolved not to
support Gen Cox for Governor; and a few
days ago the telegraph informed us that a
private meeting of radical leaders (Which in
Ohio means Chase men) had been held at
Columbus, at which it was also determined
not to give Cox their support for Governor,
and a circular to that effect is to be issued to
the people Of Ohio. So great is the feeling
of the earnest men" OF the republican party
against General Cox, that, it is believed by
M any, another candidate will be brought out.
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County Election.

The election this f; II in this county will be
exclusively for county officers. /, has been 50
often the case heretofore, as to amount almost
to an established custom, TO conduct this cleo.
ton with very little reference to politics
Especially for this fall we find the general
disposition to be, to leave party issues ous Of
the question, and to give the Offices to
returned soldiers. To say that such deter
mination is generous, would not be the cor.
rect word, for it would be simply just. Tie
soldiers generally resigned comfortable
business to engage IN the service of their
country. They endured privations and suf-
ferings innumerable, that our people might
remain at home enjoying peace and comfort.
Their paw. in cases at least below the rank
of brigadier, was mere pittance, and
most of them come home with very little
money, with all their business arrangements
broken up. and without remunerative bust
ness or employment open for them to engage
in to make a comfortable living. They have
claims, therefore, which no stay-at-home
citizen can present, and which it would be
both unjust and shameful to ignore.
Prompted, we presume, by considerations
like these, we announce today, at the
request OF many citizens, as well as soldiers. the
name of Capt. MosEs OsMAS as candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer. Our
readers have had abundant opportunity TO
become acquainted with Capt o. through
these columns, foI he was the author of all
those interesting letters from the fed we
have published during the last three or four
years, over the signature of NJ" We take
PRIDE in saving, tina. in the opinion Of hundreds
who have taken occasion to speak to US on
the subject, Few letters from the thousands
OF correspondents following in the wake of
our armies were written with more ability, or
read with deeper interest, than these. Their
dom from everything ike partisan bias They
showed. that tEorgh Capt. o. Lad been quite
decided as party man before the war, when
he entered the army he laid aside all feelings
and preferences of that sort, and went for bis
country alone. Taking these letters as tie
confession Of his political faith still, Lis
friends submit that they have right TO urge
his support for the office in question upon
men of all parties as q simple act of Justice
TO faithful ard nlcri,orious soldier Of his
country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

state governments once more into their hands
again to raise to the standard of revolt. 1t
is wickedly falsel The south were heartily
sick of the war, and ready and anxious to re-
turn to the union and to peace. But to lie:
them DO so. was running the risk Of placing
81 opposition members in the lower house of
Congress, and 80 opposition electors i'll the
electoral college. Republ,canism could run
no such risk. To avoid such a calamity,
negro suffrage must first be forced upon the
south-bcter la regroe in Congress than
conservative white men-and meantime the
people must be oppressed AID goaded by
little military satraps Tito restlessness and
cisquietude, to Justify the continuance of
military governments over them. And thus
for four years more, or indefinitely, military
rule is to be prepatuated in the south.
The people of the north sre rs much in
terested IN this as the people of the south.
, AS a contemporary forciby remarks, Political
liberty cannot be destroyed in the south and
preserved in the north. Despotism cannot
ether We have not liberty in the north to-
dsy; we have not the ha6e0s corpus; and
! this direct consequence OF the useless
despotism in The south. Aud We shall not
have tie habeas corpus in the north until
despotism ceases in the south. To perpetuate
The power of the republican party is. then,
to prepetuate the suspension" o: the hateas
corpus all over the land. 1t is to destroy the
haJaes corpus, for if the haJaes corpus re-
mains suspended through this admins.
,ration, it will never be restored until the
people shall demand restoration at the point
Of the bayonet."
To our correspondent We say then, in CON
clusion, welcome back to the democratic
fold, and pat on your harness! There is
work for the democracy to do There never
existed in this country so wide spread anil
unblusbing corruption in the public admit
istration as at present. The worst days of
old federalism never saw such rushing
towards central despotisin at present.
Military power, which tries and hangs men
aud women for ci"ll offences, vas never so
rampant and uubridled as at present. Tie
liberties Of our citizens now are as absolutely
at the disposal of the administration at
Washington as at any time during the war.
We haYe looked, in the end Of the war,
for relief from these expressions in vain.
There Is &c relief, save in the restoration to
power of the democratic PARTY.
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tify the Ottawa Hydraulic Co., to put up .. good

tify the Ottawa Hydraulic Co.. to put up good
aud sufficient post aud rail protection at Their
bridge on La Sale street. and nong basin on Mill
street from Id Sale street to Columbus street.
On otIou Of Fe inet
Crdtred. That city marshal be instructed TO no.
my the owner Of Single Factory to sbate the
nuisance, CEASED by his ruceway ON west side q
sue cut on Superior street.
On uioti, n Ut Wade
Ofdered. That Sewerage committee be directed
10 nave sewer consf' ucted from the alley 50 Ih
oil Nam street diagonav across La Sale street to
HYDRAULIC basin, IA accordance with the plan
commended by CITY surveyor on cou,iIttuu that J
d. Olmsiead III give so towards expense OF same
On motion oi Miller CITY surveyor was directed
to report at next meeting ct Council the Vtade of
side walk ordered on Jackson street, betw cen Pop
lar and Sanger streets.
Bill OkDtRED PAID.-W. W. Gardner, jailors
fees, Si.iu; Sanl Patterson. supervisor OF street
S9>; Rumple d Stewart. bIHci sInIihIng. 81 .05
Jn-tus iiarris. police services, si2; jas FInnerv
attending Madison street bridge. - a; Frederick
Faul-iIch. j. hersen street bridge, $40; repairing
Niagara Engine, Henry Carroll. sl5: =. IL. Con
SO y. d. Beck jefferson street bridge $50.
90 N A. Gushing. Feeder br dye, 81. john Oh
well e Go. Madison street bridge 81. Street la
bor-rstr. Dpwd 81; Martin Flanagan 40 Me
Sullivan $40: Jerry i.noney %, Vim. Murpb,
80. Team labor Pat. Turner <21.25 Heniv Du
gan s76n: 1hes. Stock Sc: C. Buckley 80; DAVE
SsE Sc ; jos. Burlington 81 cents.
Adjourned to TUESDAY, Aug i. 1863.
r. \. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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y SONORA SroEY.-The following rich story
IS related BY ) nora paper, at the expense
of u queer genius who vibrates between that
town aud Oregon as advance" agent of {.
concert troup and who though pretty clever
in selling" the curiouslg inclined, does not
always come of first best:
Frank Ball. travelling ia a vehicle bearing
a strong resemblance TO a pedders cart.
Old Lady rushes out from "A hose by the road
side. The following coIloquy ensues:
Old Lady. Say, what have you got to
sell?
Ball. ] am n travelling agent, madam.
for the greatest meu1gerie of ancient or mod
ern times, which j. shortly to lie exhibited
in this section. aT,riing To he inhib.tau's
thereof au opportunity of viewing the most
stpPeuIrus collection Of animals ever before
exhibited.
Old Lady. YoI doa't sayl Have yoa
arr elephant?
Bal We have, maian, TX elephal =
bat these constitute u comparative = W.
Important part O.. TIE show Ne have living
,p-cim-us Of bipcls aud qnadruyed., who
r'amrd over the earth not on,y ia the aate.
dIEvian. bat also In the pi.oc-ac aHG post
uioccuc period, embracing the meIsth rum
WIKI SIX legs AID tails Jhe iyihyusaT-Is.
"-'h f5Ir ewes and thgre tal3s the -vas..-
cgs, wi, no eyes. and tau noses and taur
Ia the pie,.O.aurus, resembling Satan ia
shape, which spits ire AID breaihes sulphur,
AID mtav other species. too NUMEROUS iJr
enumeration. We also have . piJls lawyer.
Old Lady. Well. declare
Ball. Bat, nal IN. t.e gIea rs; curios =
by tar Of our exhibition Is a learned and
classic Ais educated monkey. wl0 WAS brought
up q MJhsmne itu pres, IN the mysterious
regions 90 the Gr-pt Desert OF Sahara. Til,
monkey s3caks wi,h hdeucy al { N Il
languages. besides Latin. Greek ,ud Il brew.
lie can repeat tie Ten Comma dm-urs, the
Emancipation Poe! IA anon. Pa 5i,i-a, Lin
colns last mes SAGE. aud p-rior.hs tie most
intricate example 10 ma LemAtics with
rap ditg. ease. aYj accuracy. While beng
exhibited IN " Is iu-ton hr ac.r rliv repant
81 long speech OF tie Preslt euts. This
monkey CORE P4ais-
B-aIu'.l vJGuy llls sulderlF s,i. Ks Der
head tr ma the Niadow. and call1 ont:
Mother, N1-h-rl ask him zig hsy Il
tie moa}ey fr4p-I 80 fir aiea{ i tie otiT
criitegxI'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

ATLANTIC CAsLE.-The stoppage of the
mails has LEFT US without any reports in
reference to the progress of the Atlantic
Cable since Tuesday. By the last reports
khsn received the Great Eastern had paved
out about 500 miles of the cable and all was
going on well. She was expected to reach
Hearts Content, New Foundland, On Wed
nesday, but as no Geographic aLnounc ment
Of such arrival has vet leen made, We pre-.
sumo the expectation has been disappointed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12
TENNESSEE ELEcr1oS.-There was ar

TENNESSEE ELEcr1oN.-There was an
election in Tennessee on the lst inst for
members OF Congress, legislature, &c. I'm.
der tie system of military surveillance adopt
ed GA the occasion, the vote was very small.
MAYNARD, in the Knoxville district; State,
in the Chattanooga district; and Cooper, in
the Shelbyville district, all "Union," are
elected a hd Thomas and Campbell, in the
Clarksyile and Nashville di tricts, "Conser-
vative," are elected. The ether districts to
hear from.
KENTUcKY.-The Election in Kentucky,
for Congressman and Legislature, resulted in
tie choice Of Union" and "Conserva-
tives" or democrats to Congress. The leeisla-
ture is believed to have been carried by the
Opposition, which means, VIC suppose, not
the aboi,ionists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12
National City Bank of Ottawa.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
OTrs If EyqtplralI,y of he Ii1,7-e,lc,,

oTos u CoaTtroI>r If tie CioTe.cy,
WASHINGTON, July 18th. 1865.
"WHEREAs, Dy satisfactory eyflcn presented to the
undersigned it has been Iae 10 appear that the Nation
al City esnk Of Ottawa in the City If OTTAWA, in the
county Of La ra!le and state Illinois has been duly
g~niZe under AMI according 10 the requirements OF the
At of Congress. entitled A Act TO provide National
Currency, sscIrued hy pledge of United States bonds
10 provide FIR the circulation aud redemption Thereof,
approved june 3, sji and Is compiled with all the pro,
visions Of sad re4ur ii TO be compiled with before
uenciny the u,ines- Ban ing under said act
Now therefore ], frceen Clark. Comptroller Of the
currency do hereby certify That til" National City b. nix
OF OtIWa, in the city OF Ottawa. il the county e It
Sale AMI STATE 81 Hin is j. a'.thg ize commence tie
business 81 B1nking un,.rr ih- at sores i'll.
$500 IL i4stis~ouy w!Ierea. witness NV hand
Sal the ard seal u Office ;h. eighteen Ia day Of
I Comptroller ,Juy 1873.
Il Currency ! FREEMAN CLARKE.
--~--- Comptroller y. tas Currency"
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" ace OF Fn.ai Settlement.

STATE OF Him Is
l.. Sal. Co.AlY i@ The People of tn, S,a'e OF
II .nols 10 all 10 whom presents
pcialy t the n. OF kiu law and creditors VI
real Breiuug, ii, cei,ed.
Whe- a Stephen Arnold, Administrator of the Estate
o. de e.,sed desUus oil rendering of his
p .aeednls such Administrator, and making hnal set
tie his administration. and that pur, pose
M lie ap alton in the County Count OF La Sale
t. a. azores III:
We therefore require you 10 appear before said Court,
nj the Curt House in Ottawa, in said county, Wednc-
day q tn day 81 Sci tetmer. A. 1885, Icing day in .
september rtrm iG5 said court, if you lit 20
attend the final settl, m mt OF said account. -
Dated this i2tn day August Dli6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

The man about whose capture SO much
mystery W ,s..throwu, who was conducted from
Memphis to Washington with ueiled face and
chained to guard, and who was supposed to
be John Surratt, turns out to be the person. who
cheated the republican executive committee,
$4,000. highly important state prisoner,
and well worthy the Efforts Of the entire army
to capture him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

"Brick" Pomeroy thinks this is queer
world, because in Washington Mrs. Surrat I,
q woman innocent of murder, was hung, and
Miss Harris, Who killed mar, was tried and
found not guilty; while man for stabbing
slightly woman who had ruined him, was
sent to prison for eight years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12
EsIraxed Or GinIen

Nrom the -LrbcE. lIYns Ia the town % Dsytnn sz
nal northeast o. Ottawa, the tn Of July lat
q Ia Ly AT-H, he-vl set. wit white Collar mark
the len Ai- 81 lis X. AMI III IL other
Ii u-rk. Reward VI ten ul4rs VIII be- l4Ii ~
any iuf "a IL vI enable sid Iorse
Al I Jtatwa Py=L Ole,
Auz5 IS W. JoH= CUE7iy
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$40 EDWARD.

IN-IRASEp from the pasture 81 the sCriher I'm the
IL town 81 Aims, about the 18Th day June Ii GIT
sTre filiey. tHO Old silver sBi t, WHITE
strip cn the forehead. TIE above reward wii!
it recovery. lnorB "u may be Lett 1t the Sharns
OH s-nt IS nlt.i Cttsw WV CULLEN
y r. 4 good four year old for sale cheap,
cure az tn siilTIs 4lu-e aus }
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HIIIE undersigned having been appointed Executor ofthe
last VIII aui testament al iona Myers, LItu OF the
.unty ul La S.le and State o. Illinois, decreased here
by gives notice that lie viii appear tciurc HE Couii
Court Sale County. at the Court House in Ut
taw,, at the October Term, the third Nvmay IN
O.to6er rext which time all persons having riaiins
against said Estate notified and requested attend for
the purpose of having tn al ustcd All persons III
.e 10 sid Estate requested to make immediate lay
nieut Ia the Undersigned.
dated 18th Jay Of August A. D. 1865.
lRiAS MY chs, Executor.
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10 LIEF.
NOT

DROpOsAIS ~ the .e-lsil. u: the P1ic Landing IL
tn. DttIsss- al ir- received until Sturdy
August I2lA, ~ Tie y!tse v. Leay=u-, "a.
aus {, - J. \. WATERWAYS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

VI THIS dull sickness at my hssrt afraid"
But IN cases ofCatarrh, single bottle of
DR.. ID. II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh remedy
will always effect permanent cure, thus
preventing Bronchitis or Consumption
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

The populat on OF New YORK city a. given
by the census just taken is l,003,3,o In
1850 it was Sl4. ji--being gain in five
years Of 1896.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

la New York there are fewer marriages, by
one third, than there were Twenty-Five years
ago.
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rI'TIE firm of J Ne,iI c.. i this dsy dissolved ~
consent, srf tie Oh frm o: L. Bradford
r-usI,I il h-r~taire- the Lusu->s ~ ie con-
d. hsr O.l stand l. Sale st. asr Hyl1g'i- la
sin !. NEW tpHl E,
Ju'v d -G---Ss J. TAYLOR.
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GE .. j. b L l,G E S S.
Gas Steam, and Water Pipe Filter,

l. prepared introduce gas into bindings and
nisl r,eir all kinds fixtures Hot cold water
inJr-iu private public buildings. also bath
shower taths lit and re pumps &c. Ternis-Ios
lyu. rates. aug l., ely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the bust
ness relations heretofore existing etwcen the City Bank
aui patruDs AM t. them well surh
may favor u with ilIr business would ray, shall
be able 10 extend such facility ami accommodation
will prove TO them satisfactory anil profitable
ilESgY EAM-s, JTe7deJa. EswiS c ALLzy. CJSii,r
EDw EAMzs, ptce Pres. y IL BULLAS, Asst Ctisi' :.
urrst iSGJ-y
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Of Farfucrsi,

1--WE rtn-r-hip h-r-t1fr- eSiisrias i'-teeu tin.
uttG -,s kin,tur1 lie I. piiJtyzfa ia tEzIu@-s
IN ottawa, lbs Iuis DAY '-ls-i ~ tut consent.
gi= t----- ylil Ie continued by 0va BUTT % parties
l:tt- d tL- firm air please pay him, aNd cd ArE4us
claims -=t tHe rrai ysl l-r- Mt the seine 10 him
should Be 3 }Ty 10 al old -
many "!li favor slfa call Al Jrz-ia-
pains All iv taken give s.ifi.Ja. fll-e call an4
amin NY Nn aI4- p.4--a. GEU. LUZ.
AN -
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T1rn.kcr for S;aip.
swamp Lands.

DEING author by the Board OF Supervisors OF La
ID Sale County shil offer lie, puddle tucti ~
a he south door House in ottawa Stur-
diy. day - tenI next. III eleven o'clock in
tn loren Oiio sns ds,cTiO-d land 10 witt The
southwest qatrt-r northeast ltrter section
fifteen. township tairty-iEe morrill, range two east OF
tn tr principal nierli', being swamp i-nIs ownv ty
sal county.
Ottawa August I0th l,55.
WI. FLEMING,
6w-a1 Agent the County.
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TUE CITY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN 4 Co.
has this day transferred its organization from the STATE
the National s. stem. AMI viii hereafter conduct s busi-
ness under the name and style OF