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SERENA ITEMS.


DEATHs.-Died, October 18th, at his resi-
dence Id Serena, Mr.. GEORGE LYSDs, aged
46 wears, % days. The deceased was man
of fair abilities, a kind husband and frthc-j
and consistent christian.
Mr.. JONI WAEREx, known as the old man
who killed two year old bull with = knife,
while defending himself against a furious
attack of :he beast, died two we ks ago last
Monday at Earlvills. He wis former resi-
dent of this town. He vas good man. and
had attained the ripe scriptural age Of three
.core years and ten.
AccIDEyT.-A man ramed George Camp
bell, living in this town (Serena,) had his
arm broken shortly since By the kick of
three year old colt. He WAS playing with
the colt, and moment afterwards the colt
"went in in earnest AMI 'ealt him blow
with it. heel. that broke bis Arm between the
wrist and elbow.
CORRECTION In noticing the death of 4
child of Mrs. Gurnea few weeks ago, you
stated it, age to be II ysars. 1t should have
Keen II days.
ASoTuER-In my notice, some weeks ago,
of a scandalous action of some young men
in disturbing christian congregation, /
mentioned a report, which was current AT the
time, that one of them was employed in the
Telegraph Office at Ottawa. This, l am
happy to learn, was altogether mistake.
The "young blade" never had had any con-
nection with that office.
BUGGLAR1-The old Berbez grocery, a
place noted as q resort Of the teer and wills
XIV drinkers, and which has the Eame of sell
| DAYS, and to minors as we'll as adults, was
broken into on Sunday night, the 9TH inst,
| BY lot Of rowdies, and some valuable. car
ried off The thieves entered by first smash
ing the blinds of window, and then the
lights and sash. The-o~ner was in Ottawa
at the time.
PrrAcHlyG-Th Rev. J. V. b. FLAcK, o.
the Christian Union Church, will preach a
the 18th District School House, Seren., OF
Saturday and Sunday evenings, Nov, Is and
10. Mr. F. Is a minister OF decided ability
good speaker, and, reform preacher
has few sEpcriors. It is hoped the friends o
christianity, who wish to hear pure gospel
will go and hear him.
SICESEss.-rherc ha. for the pas. montl
or six weeks been good deal OF sickness il
this town, though no: generally Of f.ta
character. The physicians are CT the g
dsy and night. Among the dangerously sicl
a; present, is your old friend JONI \. MoyT
GoMEgY, who is lying very low with diseas
of the kidneys. No less than six physician
have been consulted in his case.
4 Row.-A big row occurred at the O.,
Berbez grocery last Sunday evening, in tn
= course of which one man was pretty bad
: hurt, and others badly scared. There mus
t have been half a dozen Of participants. Pit
they hadn't demolished the whole concern.
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BRITISH INPUDEycE-Thc New York
Tribune publishes long letter from one y.
p. TAYLOR. member of tie British Parlia-
ment, in which he strongly urges the duty of
congress and the President to force negro
suffrage upon the south. This letter comes
from British legislator, in whose country
not more than one in ten of the white men
over the age of Il are allowed to vote! and
not word Of apology is offered by Mr.. Tay-
lor for this fagran: injustice. Mr.. T. would
make his eternal fortune by setting up at
once ia the brass business.
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Judah p. Benjamin has wrirted 20 his
friends in New Orleans that he has been
received ard treated with gre t kindness and
generosity by many of the prominent states
men Of England; that lie is awaiting the
legal term of residence to qualify him for
admission 10 the English bar, in order to re-
sumo the practice of his profession in London
or Live-?ool and that he manages to sup
port himself very comfortably by giving
counsel and legal aid to his friends and others
in regard to legal matters i ths country.
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In VIII county the soldiers Jared no better
in the election, ut the hands of the Repub!i
cans, than did their brethren in La Sale
county. 4 one-legged veteran, who sought
the Office of county treasurer. was slaughtered
at the polls for the beneG, Of an office holder
of eight years standing. In almost all
quarters this Strengthening Of soldiers seems
to have been the peculiar pleasure of the
Republican party.
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NO ERE; DAME, IND.

Til. next term OF the University Of N"tre Dame, Will
commence on the 5th day Of September.
Tie new college Quilting. just erected at expense Of
,,out 10000 will be complete for the commencement
ard will afford ample accommodation for FIVE HUN
BRED EGARpEES.
The course Of instruction in every department will be
thorough as usual in thi, institution.
TERMS, per session Of moths.
For Catalogues and more particular inurmation adj
dress REV. z. DILLON, 5. :. c.,
sent 2 65-3m Prrsi'eIt
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LINCOLN Notwithstanding to TIE
statement of the Treasurer of the Lincoln
Monument Fund, published in the SFri' g.
field Journal. the amount thus far collected
/, Sj4,97S. The monument, as projected,
cnntemplates we believe, the expenditure of
about $l5O,O0O.
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Circuit Court.

10 weeks proceedings have been rather
a large part of the time having been
10 up in small replevin and other uniIn-
ant cases. The following. Peoples causes
been tried:
tople VS.. John .Ntrrsssy-Indistment for
|ult and battery, The case was from
do,a. Mr.. Hazlet had lost some shirts,
insinuated, il. Blunt way, that Morrissy
stolen them. Wtereupon Morrissy, true
bis pugllist;c name, pitched in without
Ees. He was tried, and found guilty (of
assault, not stealing the shirts and lined
and costs
esople vs.. james Cartoon Brookfeld
mother assault ard battery case. The as
1t was committed by Carr on one Jacob
TX. Carr was fosnd guilty, but has not
been sentenced,
People VS.. Pitssieh.-Prosecution for OBJ
netting a road in the town of Troy Grove.
prosecution broke down in the middle
the case and abandoned It.
3sople vs.. Thomas Nc GW.-This case was
disposed of When we made this n,eworan-
In. 1t come. from the town OF Usage. and
hn indie ment for assault and battery
lie facts seem to be that McGill had rented
house to a Mrs. Sailing. Shortly after
|rds, Mr.. MEG. being away from home, his
lie went and ordered Mrs. Sailing off the
emise,. threatening her with violence. and
rs. S. LETT. Afterwards, however, she asked
rs. NEG. if she couldn't have the vegeta-
Ies she had raised in the garden attached to
e house she had occupied, and Mr.. NEG.
id she might come down and she should
i've what was right. She went, but was
,ughly treated-rudely pashed away, &c.-
[ence this lawsuit.
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CoTroy -" Cotton is King" again, at least
in this market Oar streets have been per-
iec,ly white with it the past weck-averaging
we should think at least twenty wagon dads
daily The price has ranged from ten to
thirteen cents per pound in the seed, which
makes a fine source of revenue to producers.
The cotton gins nre all crowded to their ut
most, and everybody in the business finds
plenty to do.-JonesJoro Gazette.
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From this it appears that Governor Hnmph.
reys is duly Recognized by the president as
governor OF Mississippi, which of course in
wolves a recognition ofvalidity of the election
ordered by the convention and recently held
in that state. 1T appears, moreover, that the
civil authorities of the state are tn b" fully
trusted with its government, and that the
military will not be permitted to NEEDLE with
civil matters. These are emphatic and un-
equiv ocal pledges Of the intention of The
president to adhere to his present position -
Cjirauo TTyyrs
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GEy. GRANTS ONLY JoKE.-The only joke
that Lieut.. Gen. Grant was ever known to
perpetrate, was one day during his campaign
in Mississippi, when the rebel General Winter
was coming up to attack one of the wings of
his army, where the commander-in chief hap
pened to be himself present Gentlemen"
said Grant, quietly knocking the a,hes from
his cigar, and looking around at the officers
near him, you see severe Winter approach
ing, and advise You have the boys keep up
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Minnesota and Wisconsin as good as went
Democratic al the late election. In both
States the Republican candidates were elect
ed by comparatively small majortics, while
on the question of negro suffrage, which is
really the only live issue between the Demo
cratic and Republican parties now, the latter
are defeated-in Wisconsin by 1000 majori-
ty, and in Minnesota by 1000 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-18

The cost of living is SO high in Washing
ton the leading hotels have raised their
rates to So day, that many congressman
have engaged rooms in Baltimore during the
session Fifteen or twenty members now It
the capital have agreed to urge temporary
removal of congress to Philadelphia,-fears
being entertained, in consequence Of the
condition Of Washington, of visitation of
TIE cholera
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r. r. ACCIDENT.-Qutea serious accident
occurred at o'clock on Wednesday morning
on the Chicago & r. Island R. r. two miles
east of Morris. Owing to the displacement
offs switch, the whole train except the sleep.
ing car was precipitated over an embank>
ment and turned upside down. Strange to
say, nobody was killed, though half dozen
passengers were quite seriously injured.
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STATE CEysUs.-Return5 have been re-
celved at the Office of the Secretary Of State,
at Springfield, sufficient to show that the
population of Illinois Is about 2,I63,0O0,
against 1851 in 1860, being an increase
of about 700 in five years, Or - per cent.
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OH SrocS CoLLAPsE.-The great III. S.
Oh WELL" and the famous we'll "No. H." at
Pithole, Pa, ceased flowing one day last
week, having been tapred by new wells go.
ing down near them. There is, in conse-
quence, panic in Oil stocks Whereabouts.
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Final Settlement Notice

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
La Sale CoStRty. The People OF the State of
illinois, all to whom these presents come and
peciy 10 the next OF kin heirs law, and creditors Of
James W. Daniels, deceased.
Whereas, Jefferson p Houston Administrator of said
tate of said deceased. is DESTROYS rendering an account
of his proceedings such administrator making final
settlement of his Administrations and that purpose has
made an application in the County Court of La Sale
county aforesaid.
We therefore require you to appear before said Court
at the curt House in Ottawa in said county Friday
the 18th day of December A. d. 1865, being a day
in the December Term A. 1865, at 10 o'clock in the
for of said day if YOU fit attend the final set
tcment of said account.
Date'i this 18th day of Nov, A. D. 1865
S W. RAYMOND Clerk.
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There is much activity in military circles
a. New Orleans. On thereceipt of dispatch
ees fromithe Rio Granae, ''imysterious ORDERS
were issued; the sale of government trans
ports and supplies was stopped; trans
ports we're placed on a war footing: and
.ova.o1 &C. m v.1,v ,.o-c 500 A.. c.
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The executive officers of the Fen:an
Brotherhood have engaged spacious man.
sion in New York as their headquarters.
The present organization is said not to be
intended for the government of the future
Irish Republic, but to aid the Irish patriots
in their struggle lor independence, by arms
money, &c.
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WIscoxsIS.-The Chicago Republican con-
cedes that the "copperheads' have carried
Wisconsin. Abiding to letter of John
Bright, of England, to citizen of that state
speaking in complimentary terms Of the
patriotism of the people of Wisconsin, the
Republican says:
If Mr.. Bright had been aware of the cop
perhead opposition in Wisconsin to confer
ring the elective franchise upon the small
colored population of that state, he would
have probably somewhat qualified the praise
be bestows on the narrow minded and mis-.
guided majority of the citizens Of Wisconsin
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\ Richmond paper says that he southern
congressman - will staId :loof. If the house
is organized without them and, if the de-
bate threatens to be protractel and excited
they will leave Il . capital, and await at their
kGines :or con sress 10 send for them, b fore
they trouble ;hem again
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ter in the colonial towns. 1t the little village
of Windsor, opposite Detroit, 70 less than
eight large clothing stores have lately been
established. and are doing large business.
The fact may in part be ascribed to the
dread of currency contraction, which prevents
the free employment of capital in industry,
and NAV, perhaps, operate in favor of at least
a temporary continuance of the reciprocity
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Farm For sale.

INIIE subscriber offers for sale farm of 100 acres four
miles sonth east of Ottawa, in the Of Fab Rive.
There abon 65 of the land under cultivation 20
of timber, comfortable frmc dwelling house and
stable orchard of bearing apple and cherry trees and
good failing water. The place will be sold at bar.
gain and part Of the purchase money remain the
land long time If desired For particulars enquire OF
Geo. B. Mitchell, in Ottawa the subscriber the pr m
isee. u. s. CRACRAFT.
nov Tvs
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SoUru CAUoLISA.-B0th houses OF the
South Carolina legislature hare ratified the
constitutional amendment aJ3.i-a.a- slavery,
by nearly q unanimous vote.
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JOIN BULL has got into muss with his
colored friends in TInyti. Some of t! e
Haytien insurgents having taken refuge
ander the flag of the British consul, were
taken fro,a him by force. The commander
ofthe man-of-war Ball Dog, then in port, de-
manded satisfaction. No reply being given,
he opened fire on one Of the forts. and, his
vessel getting aground, she was set on fire,
abandoned and blown up
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-18

General Grant, in a brief speech in New
York on Thursday, expressed himself in
sympathy with those who were in favor of
driving the French out of Mexico and sup.
sorting the republic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-18

ErRoPE--The Persia brings European
dates TO the 9TH instant, three DAYS later
Tie Danish ministry has resigned. \ sroc
ial commission has been issued to try The
Fenian prisoners at Dublin. An Instruction
i. in progress in Algeria. One report places
The number of insurgents as $4,000, but the
Monitepr asserts that this is an cxaggeration
No official announcement has yet been made
as to the composition OF the new British cabi-
net. A general meeting of the German Ma
tionsl Nerein has been held at Franz fort. and
again declared in favor Of constituting Ger
many federal state, tie central authority Of
which should be transferred to Prussia. Mar
ket reports show -four firm. Wheat steady,
at los Sd. Indian corn in good request at
3os, being Al advance Of Sd pr. or.
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Gov. Og,esby, ofthis state, has issued a
proclamation, appointing Thursday, Dec. III,
as day of Thanksgiving, in accordance
with the proclamation issued b. presId, Mt
Johnson, published in our last
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Gu & R'i.,R R-G. II. BeardSley, Esq
has been appointed superintendent of the
Chicago & Rock Island r. R. in place Of Mr..
St. John, deceased. Mr.. B is a gentleman
oflarge experience in railroad matters and will
doubtless make first class superintendent.
We hope one of his first goodjo jobs will be to put
an accommodation train upon the road from
Chicago to Peru.
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NGsECe.

LII persons indebted 10 the undersigned notified
N that their viii he left with Pierce Murray.
Gny old stan) settlement during the three weeks
and after that wall he placed in the hands of o. Leavcns,
Justice, for settlement by suit otherwise" be
found necessary. A. NOLFORD.
nONl "a
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yYyIIE late residence Mr. M0r"y east Of Fox river
embracing 10 and H. in block IL, Green's Addi-
ton Ottawa The location is dc able the dwelling
convenient and the price moderate. Enquire of
sent 3N-tf T. T.. LEWIS Metr1 potan Block.
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ENr. Sale siaesln.

The n. W quarter of section i, in township 81 north.
range l. third principal meridian IL ncinsod on all
sides hy improved farms is very desirable quarter sec oA
land, timber and coal convenient, and in neighbour
hood of prosperit, and wealih title perfect.
Ottawa July 70 'C5-a. A. H. SMITt.
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attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, &c Circuit Court thereof Feb.
L. suLE COUNTY, ruary Term, A. D. lSf6
jesse W Drake vs. James Observation-Disclosures.
Public notice hereby given James Gilmore that
writ OF attachment issued ont of the Office the clerk
o. the Circuit Court said county, the
day of September 1865 at the suit of Jesse W. Drake
and against the of the said James Gilmore for
the sum of twelve hundred and ixytwo dollars directed
to the sheriff OF Knox county to execute, which said writ
has been returned executed
Now therefore, unless you. the said James Gilmore shall
personally be andappar before the said Circuit Court Of La
Sale county on before the first day of the term
thereof to be holden at the Court House i'll Ottawa the
first Monda of February, 1866 give special bail and
plead TO the said plaintiffs actcn Judgment will lie entered
against and in of said jesse W. Drake and
much the property attached be sufficient to
satisfy said judgment and costs will he od 10 satisfy the
same. HERMAN SILVER, Clerk
Walker & Rrorar pl'n Aftys nov lS4w
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SALT.-We were shown. a week Or two
go, a specimen of salt manufactured from
later flowing in a copious, never failing
lream from a spring on the farm OF Mr..
Buell. on the Peru road seven miles west of
ottawa. The water of this spring is Tery
trongiy impregnated with salt, but whether
efficiently SO to justify erecting works to
|nanufacture salt from it, We are not advised.
There is little Doubt hewever, that By boring
IN the vicinity of this spring, water OF suiii>
kiently high percentage could be obtained.
There is also large salt spring at what is
known as the Salt Marsh sope miles
west of Ottawa, on the south side of the
liver This water has been thoroughly test
I'd, and is pronounced, even without boring,
BIS rich in salt rs some wells that are profta-
bly, worked near Syracuse.
Salt wells have also been found near La
Sale and Peru, and we believe companies
are organizing there to work them. The
+. Ottawa Petroleum and Mining Company"
we understand, have something of the same
sort in contemplation.
There is no doubt, then, about our having
the springs to make salt The question re
manning is, is the price and demand for salt
sufficient to justify the Investment OF capital
here in its manufacture? In answer, we can
only suggest 4 few facts.
The exact or even approximate quantity Of
salt consumed III this country is unknown.
1t Is well known, however, that the produc-
ton is far below the consumption. In 1850
the total production, of the country was esti-
mated at 100000 bushels The importa>
ton the same year exceed $4,000. 600 bushels.
The production at present, however, must be
much less than it WAS in 1860; for it will be
rendered that an inportan: duty performed
By the navy along the Atlantic and Bay coasts
of the Southern States was the destruction OF
salt factories, some of which were unexpect-
edly large and well furnished, and turned ont
immense supplies.
Salt has nearly Doubled in price IN the last
two ears. and the tendency of prices are
still decidedly upward
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In Minnesota, the majority f,r the repubH
can candidate for governor IS about 1900.
The negro suffrage Amendment - defeated
by over 900.
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General John \. Logan, having declined
the mission to Japan, has been appointed
mnister t. the repablic of Mexico.
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A death from cholera IS reported in 81.
Louis; but doubts are expressed as to wheth-
er Ii WAS a clear case OF the h,iatic malady
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War has been declared between Spain and
Chill, and the ports of the latter have been
blockaded since the oath ult Ten DAYS
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leland toI County Ju!-s, had 25G' 10 Davis his oipp
ncnt, lIl3. We have v!; vi the vote on judge in the
various towns il really tst Of anything Nj
Davis having Withdrawn - caulate on the morning O!
he election.
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FOE SALE.

TEOUSE containing rooms. good wen and ci,tern-
Il title perfect. Enquire the premises west OF Fox
river house of JOHN CAREY.
sept 80, lSG5-f
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Notice.

Notice.
yeIlIE copartnershp heretofore existing between
n sweetser, Sandford and Alberty, known as f. u
Sweeiser Co. is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
All persons owing said firm requested to call and set
tie accounts and those having claims to present
them. They will always fnl soule one at the old stand
ready to wait on them. f. ID. SWEETSER,
ROGER SANDIFORD,
nov l1-3 X. 7. A. ALBERTY.
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4 Significant a,iscaisi.

H. October last a Captain Peck, a sub
commissioner OF the frceimen's bureau in
Mississippi, was arrested by a sheriff under
a warrant issued by a magistrate for assault
and battery. The magistrate required ihc
captain to give bpnis FOR his appearance a..
the next Circuit coIrt. citizens Offering 10 be
come his security. He refused and WAS i'm
prisoncd. \ few days after al arrned force,
under command Of Lieutenant Colonel Gil
son. the [. :. co'orel infantry. r-lcaset
CAPTAIN Peek and arrested the shcriT To- *
ecu,ing the Warrant. Governor Humphreys
Immediately ,e'cgraphed the facts iii the ease
20 Washington, and requested decision
thereon. He received in reply the subjDluei
disnatcl
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"W.sEIyGTox. Nov. =, 1915

$50 Governor HUMPHREYS:
Tho president has received your selegra m
OF the 3lst OF October, and has directed Gen>
eral OsteIhau- 20 cause Sheriff RclUs to be
released from imprisonment, that Colonel Gil
son be relieved from command, that there be
no further military interference. and that
General Osterhaus report all the facts for fur
ther instructions. EDWIN VI. STANTON,
Secretary Of War."
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WINDOW GLASS of all Sizes, Putty,
w Paints, Oils, Tmpentins, varnish, Tar, Potash,
and Reen At THOMPSON OVERS
n itv I)r1,r lore.
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Robert Tyler, a son Of the ex-presideat