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The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

4 meeting Of military officers was held a,
Bloomington on the 18th inst. to organize a
STATE mon Guard. Gen. julius White was
Chairman. A Constitution was adopted for
the State orgaization, and another for subor>
dinate Guards. Gov. Oslesby was elected
President of TIE Association. Resolutions
were adopted approving The spirit and main
features ofth biIi introduced in the Na,iona,
House Ct Representatives. by tie committee
on military Affairs; declaring that admissions
to Vest Poirt should bo by competitive ex-
amiaatioAs, and ;hat sons of soldiers, qualifi
cations being equal, should be preferred a p
proving Of the policy ofappoiating soldiers to
positions under the Government and COM
amending the Solder College at Fulton.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
a Banker Shoots Himself.

Our community was considerably taken by
surprise on Saturday noon, by learning that
L. NJ. Fisher. the banker, had shot himself.
1t appears that when Mr. Sharp the clerk,
wen, to dinner, he left Mr.. Fishe: in the ba' X,
and on returning was much surprised to Cad
the door locked. He inme lately unl ckcd
the door with his KEY. and entered, ard in
the back room found Mr.. Fisher lying on the
lounge inscnsib!c and Bleeding badly from n
couple Of pistol shots that had entered his
head. 4 large crowl soon collected at Ia.
bank, and the doctors made an examination
Of the wounds. which did not appear to be
fatal ones. There were many reports alloat
3s to how the accident occurred-some saw
Ihs that h had been sho, by some one, o.h>
drs that he had shot himself accidentally.
FEile others said it was a premeditated at
tempt at sEicide Fer months back Mr..
Fisher has been in very poor health, and
dfte Suffered a great deal from pains in the
head which at times produced a very melan-
choly state of mind. There is no doubt but
that one of these melancholy spells came
upon him, aud hence the accident
We are pleased TO learn, at the hour of
going to press. Monday aftern oon tha, he is
in an eassy condition, AMI rapidly impr3v.
i~g.-BWcau County Patriot.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

1t is stated that during a recent storm in
Wisconsin the lightning was seen to strike
into the Lakes in the vicinity of Madison,
ard masses of ice, two feet in thickness
were hurled hundreds OF feet in the air, ike
dust before the sweeper; and the latent heat
set free by the change Of vapor to liquid,
wa. so great as to raise the temperature in q
few hours from below the freezing point to
that of summer az deg and preserved it
there for nearly twenty four hours.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

NR. JoHEsoN's BACKBONE Since the only
question concerning the success Of the Presi>
dents policy is as to whether ne Will fa'ter
or not, evely conservative nan likes - be
assured cf Mr.. Johnson's firmness. Upon
this point, Hon. Sherrari Ccnens of Va in
4 recent speech. bears the following testrmo-
ny:
| know Andrew johnson well Some
years ago. in Washington CITY. while he WAS
member of The Senate and / Of the House,
We boarded toge her. slept together, and were
intimately and closely ac4llinicl l know
him to be 4 man of the peopla, and h. has
backbone made IF steel.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

EUsoPE-Tne steamer Persia brings Liv-
crpooI dates to the 7th. Il is expected thar
the majority in favor Of the reform bill in the
British Parliament Will exceed 20; Mr.
Gladstone, in a speech 1t Liverpool, SAID that
the Government would stand or fall upon
the question. The complication between
Austria and Persia is still threatening, aad
Europe continues excited over the prospec;
of war 1t is again asserted that France i'
establishing an army of observation on the
frontier, and some Of the minor G rmah
States are arming.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

Chirac, an eminent French physician. was
famed for his skill in the prognosis OF disease
1t is related Of him that, when in state Of
delirium, on his deathbed, he felt his own
pulse, imagining It 70 be tha. Of a patient a.d
exclaimed: IL hare been called too late; the
patient has been b!ooded, and he ought to
have been purged; he IS dead mani and
in few moments lie expired.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

The ORahG (Nebraska) R,paL?ican of the
Oh says; "Ne learl to-day by telegraph that
the greatest excitement prevails among the
Morrnoi.s, and a fixed determination on their
pari II drive ou. or exterIninate all Gentil-s
Eisht men have recently been nssassinated,
lnur on yesterday, while the eGitor of Tie
'iast!r' with all other Gentiles, has been
notified to qait the country. or flre worse
Piaeards are posted up H. Salt Lake Citr
notifying ali Geniiles to leave j.nmediatclv.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

TnE CHoLERA.-The steamship England
has left Halifax for New York with the con,
vaiescent passengers she has no new cases
of cholera. The disease on the Virginia,
which arrived on the 18Th, IS positively as,
certainel to be Asiatic cholera; 81 deaths oc-
CURED on the vessel, all among the steerage
passengers a government steamer has
beer placed at the disposal of the Quarantine
Commissioners, fo- the accommodation IF
the passengers affected.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

The Texas Reconstruction State Coaveu-
ton has rejected resolution ind rising Presi-
dent Johnsons policy. 1t has, however.
framed Few Constitution, which will be sub
mitted to vote of the people on the fourth
Monday Of June, which aboishes slavery
and places the freedmen on an equality with
the whites before the law.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

A farmer having made his fortune, moved
into the city to enjoyit, but his old love clung
to him, and he iudulged in a small way in
the agricultural! pursuit. Visiting his frien6s
in the country, and relating his experience
II city farming, he said:
Il put outside my window large box, fill
ed it with mould, and sowed i, with seed.
What do you think came up?'
"Whea,, barley, Or oats ?'
No; policeman, who ordered me to re-
move it,
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

There is CIT in the town OF Goldsbor1',
y. c., no~ engaged in the responsible duty
OF rearing nine members of a IA ily--'our
kittens and tic, yoaay rats. 81, IS cfI,lly
as tender of he latter as the formc.. She
killed the mother rat ani ass lnei III: tax
Of rearing the orphan Young.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

A Washington despatch says: :. Water B.
>cates. formerly Adjutant General to Gen.
John A. McClernund and some years ago
Supreme Judge of Illinois, has been appoints
ell Collector ofthe port of Chicago, rice Luther
Haven, deceased"
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

The President has Just made two changes
in the Pittsbargh, Pa, o1iees, by sending to
the Senate the name of William P. johnson
rs Collector Of internal revenue, rice Mr..
White, removed, and Andrew L. Robinson as
Postmaster rics Sar.uel Riddle, removed.
The LATER Is TIE editor CT the G,=!is, radica!
sheet.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

A LARGE Ox.-Mr. s. A. Jones, rying
bear Williamsvlls, in t.,is county, is feeding
On OK that now weighs over 800 pounds
lIr. Joues designs feeding this monster until
about Christians, when be intends shipping
him to New York for Christmas beef, and
duys he Will then weigh over A,0Go pounds.
It is suppose that this is The largest OK in
TIE United States. Illinois now leads in the
cattle trade, producing as she does the larg-
rs; number and the best beef cattle of any
State in the Union.-Sp'amgffeid W) Regis
.Ecr.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

. John Bia:s, resident of Jackson county.
Wis, will be los years old on the 18th of
May next. lie was soldier of the revolu>
tionary war, as also of the war Of 1912 lie
never received pens on, can walk 10 niles
pts day, keeps his eyesignt, and loves 10 ,on
vers. wi'h strangers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

Es.A1. o. Lrca-.1. c...., pEc..ssD

EsTAr- o.. LUCz--Il CLi--, DECEASED.
~ Office is hereby given - s persons interested IN
~ s.il EstA" tsat Charles Nlcy Administrator Of
Geo-Ss B. MACY drr-Isi YltJ ia lifetime
toy OF the list wli aud testament Sail Lucrctia
CLARK d-ce-sd, val alI'eA. before tas County
toIrI Of tine County Of L. sale aud siaIs Of III
uoi~, at th~ L-s ia Ottawa 10 tiI county Non
day, the 18th y a May A l.. ls66, Tor tns purPoss Of
renderns an aegot: 81 his prcceinin IN the admnIsrs
ton OF sni -.tate ior the dn.i settlement.
Dated at OTTAWA, HIS list day of Alril. lse6.
+w a b. 3IoJRE. Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

Our military authorities are taking pre-
cautions tn prevent aa iufraction 0: the ncu-
traiiiy law br tn Fea;aas on the Main bog
der RsE1..r too; A-.s Arrived ,Aer,,..al.d
General Meade is expected to take command
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
\ n knlIe Couuty Mutual Fire En.
.z.r:.facc company.

animal ,eotinr of this company will be held
i he oira OF the .t inlinJ in Cheever's Block
ThursIay the 18th DAY OF May heAt, AT O'Clock p n,
[ "a Uiro,lor, mlll bo ecc led ill ths place OF those
,Nho'.r,srn, OF oiic, Will then expre.
injecting the Directors viii be heid at The sans place
on aioh.iay the 7th of May, at P'cicck p NJ
siril, 2l,&w IktE'
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

~ T. possible, Mss, that yoa don't kuo,g
tie name Of s,rra Of yo4r best frIeaI.?' in-
iuirci = .-nt.,u. I'D of :. lady. Certainly"
81. Is,...i. # I,ai even know wAa, uly own
m1v be a y..,- hence.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

Pa order for the release of c. c. Clay, f,om
Fortress Monroe, on his parole Of honor
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

An exercise in Reading CONDUCTED by NJ
Edwards Of the State Normal School.
Class drill in English Grammar by Nj.
Cow. Exercise in Physiology conducted b.
Mr.. Heslet-
The following resolution was presented by
Mrs lockwood of Peru and discussed by
Messrs. Cow, Edwards. 'PO~eI ard oilers,
and unanimously adopted 1y rising vote:
"WHgEEAs, The jrue interests Of edura>
tlon demand that the teachers Of our common
sthools should be thoroughly qualified to
ttain the minds and cultivate the hearts o.:
our youth and
WHEREAS. Oar State eco Luizcs the rsce,-
sty of traine. teachers as shown D. cst1J-
l1shinr examinations by public Oli-ys
elected for that purpose: therefore
Res0lcej, That we, teachers Of Ia Sale
g 5uu.v. in Teachers ias.itItc. respect: 'r
rtques; oar CJHnty Superintendent, to exam
inc ali canlll.,ts for license to te "a, !.
person. ani 10 b. deputy; AID. ass, ,Al; h-
vii subject ourselves and al others = .
highe. and NOR rigII test Of fitness % ,-,ca.
ihc.eby beleI tjnE tne truly worthy teacher,
aInl blessing the sch,"', Of OUR county.
The following resolution was a.sJ rea AID
ia Sed .Ea7 mOus.y
r s5'r I Tha: - deem il a duty 10 >oc.e-
and tie State. that Houses Of Correction
should be established tlc the reformation o!
ihycai'- offenders. aud we Lcrrby ius'rac,
oar Senator aud Representatives to advocate
tac measure IT the nsz! session of IN Legs
lature.
On Fgilsv crass;rg the members Of tie
Institute l.,tea1l to : fine lecture by Fre.i,
den. L lwarl-, on tie subject of Personal
Influence
4 ygt- of thanks TO the good people o.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

April Is. by the Rev. John A. Gray. Mr.. ELISHA
KINGSBURY and Mrs. TIEZkH NANDUZES, all 0
Ottawa. .
April II 1856 Iy tie Rev In T. Hester. Mr.. Il. f.
ANDERSON and Mis- KATE Il. IOST, both Of Farm
Ridge La Sale Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
Il = ~ z . . ( S
Al
OSmkN & IfAPEMAN'S.

GEOLOGICAL SKETCHES. ~ Laais 1gzSst<.
St. MARTIN SUMNER, by 4!nne H. " Breis.er.
LUCY ARLYN. 5yy 7. 7yo,r5rldys
A NOBLE LIFE, ~ Mss i4'oot
BROKEN To HARNESS, By Elrruai Yates.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS, Jy Ms. GasI1H.
EXPERaSCE ty Ntid LaroE>r.
JEALOUSY, by Gsorq. Sand.
THE GRAHAMES- By 1is. U!reh,ad
TIE CRITERION ty Henry 7. T4cterndn.
THE FORTUNE SEEEE EI,, by Itrs Sos'tEsor.i.
TIE CECELIAS Jy Annd Argyi,.
SNOW BOUND, JyJ. G. Whittier.
St MARTINS EVE, by Ms. Henry Uooi.
We also keep hand fine assortment OF stationery.
~ East side Court House Square
OSiIAN & HAPEMAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

7 pm OTl' , = N.I--s . y
PRAYER BIZ Rev. Mr. Post. & ass drills ia
Arithmetic aud Penmanshio by II ssr: Net
Calf and Brady, followed hy some instruction
by Mr.. Metcalf in the proper ml1Der OF iii
rccting, dating and commencing letters. --
Cll ss drill in English Grammar hr Mr.
Cow. Farther discussion Oh :lc subject of
school government.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
Ldavitt Sewing Machine Co

andken naehnes she Is prepared TO show the superior
r,.rit,I nnd working them compared with other
machines and will furnish said machines in style or
flush hade by sd company ut the same price as at the
manu4et adding only the cSt OF traiof ation from
hostul
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
NOTICE.
Real Essaac E'or sale.


TEIHE subscriber wishes 70 sell the following dsscxks6
Il property, situate in Ottawa;
10 lots IN Union Addition, AL coal.
= lots in GIoyer's Addition
Lots snd in Lloek !, and lots AID n sioek !; y
Rail Road Addition.
lot l. in block =. in States addition, on which
desirable brick residence. which belongs Ulsk
BCuFke
Lot in States addition, with small house thereon.
Also. for sale. TEAM, WAGON, ANO HARNESS.
For terms &c enquire of the owner Uiiok Bourks
feb2i-tf JAMES GRAHAM, Reddicks Block.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
Cation !!
'genGs,crs. Take Notice.

EXAMINATIONS of teachers will be held hereafter al
~ Otlriga Saturdays and Other day. The office
OF School SupeTintendentfs OroEs Book Store.
Ottawa april II, IS66.-;E J. NJ DAY. s. Sapt.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
"a Sale County Teachers EnstI-

The Institute met at Peru, on Wednesday,
April 4th, and opened at 10 O'Clock !. NJ,
with prayer by the President.
A. Splittstosser was chosen Secretary pro
tdm. Mr.. Cow of Chicago conducted class
dill in English Grammar followed by class
drill in Arithmetic conducted By Mr.. Metcalf,
OF tn, State Normal School.
The subject of school organization was
discussed by h1r Heslet OF Mendoza and
Howell of Peru.
Mr. Day followed in some remarks in favor
of uniformity of text books.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Class drills il Recalling, English Grammar
Arithmetic and Geography conducted by
Messrs. Cow and Metca!t.
The subject of school organization was
further discussed by Mr.. Metcalf and others.
The evening session was devote to the
discussion of the following resolutions
Resolred, That it is the conviction of the
meeting that every child in the State, OF suit
able school age. should be compelled to 20 to
school (unless detained by physical infrmity)
ih order to be prepared properly to discharge
its duties to society and the State-ard, that
We commend this subject to the consideration
Of the State Superintendent and request HIM
tb frame a law which will allow the citizens
of any township or school district, by vote
Of the people thereof, to establish such law
within their limits-and, that we instruct our
Senator and Representatives to advocate and
vote for the measure.
April 9TH, o'clock =. NJ.
Payer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Post Of
Peru. Class drills in Reading, English Gram
mar and Arithmetic conducted by Messls.
Cow and Metcalt Exercis, in Physiology
conducted by Mr.. Heslet.
The following question was proposed and
remarks made upon itby Messrs. Cow, Metca f
and Heset "fiow far might it be consid :
cred practicable to forbid whispering. in .
country school with scholars of I'll q Is ?"
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21

The following officers were electcl Tor the
ensuing year.
J. Y. DAY, President.
o. . W " TIrEr TEsLEn' Vice Presidents.
T. II. CLARK, Recording and Corresponds
ing Sec'y.
W. B. PowELL, Treasurer.
Exercises in penmanship. Arithmetic and
Geography, conducted By Messrs. Bra y,
Metcalf anl Cow
Mr. Besser read an original essay On the
study Of language.
III. yenins session was devoted to fur
ther discussion OF the resolution illrJiucci
Wednesday evening, Messrs. Cow. MercA!f
and Hesle: in the affirmative, and Mr. Her
rick of Chicago and Rev. M. POs', IN the
negative After fl! discussion the resolution
yy,S passei
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
suArs.sIEss.

r. n WATERMAN, City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-04-21
City Drug Store I!
B ER KI & k OCH

Take liberty to 10 their friends and the public
Of Ottawa vicinity, that they have bought Messrs
Thompson Dyer, mi lately r-httod and enlarged the
Old establishments known or many a year as the
, 1866-06-15

chime contained in the sausage of which
he had been badgered to swallow a piece,
Vain hope
The Berlin butchers, finding their trade
e%xtinguished, held a meeting on Dee.
Goth, and resolved, with 200 votes against
8, to make arrangements for the micro
scopic examination of all pork. They
have petitioned for the cooperation of
the municipality, and desire to make the
examination obligatory upon all.
The butchers in the exporting towns
of North Germany also instituted micro
scopio examinations. Thus we learn
that a butcher at F~Iensburgh in Schles-
wig, who kills $1,000 pigs per annum,
the meat of which is mostly exported to
England, has adopted this measure Of
precaution. This is laudable, but no one
should rely upon such examination ex-
clusiveIy. All pork should be most care
fully cooked before use. Trichine IN man
are prevented oTM certainty only by care
fI md thorough cooking.
Some say, owe in England do not cat
raw meat and therefore the danger of tri-
chiniasis does not affect u.s." This is an
error. Ia at least one county the agri-
cultural laborers do eat raw bacon. But
the strongest proof of the possibility of
trichiniasis breaking out amongst us at
any time is the circumstance that the
common tapeworm from pork, Tenia
soIium, is always infesting a number of
persons throughout the kingdom. Now
if measles survive sailing, smoking, and
cooking (so-called), aud, after ingestion,
become topoworms, oJortior4 it is clear
that trichinG will survive these process
es, because they are much better protect
ed against their influence than measles.
The lichine has been discovered in this
country cases Of trichiniasis have I'M
questionab&y been observed and instan-
ccs of e~ncapsuled trichine are constantly
being discovered in our anatomical thea
tres. Only last year a subject with mil
lions of trichin@ in It's flesh was dissect-
ed in the Middlesex Hospital. Why,
therefore, disguise or deny the danger3
Let us prevent it. Let US be ready to
meet it at all stages. Let us search for
the source whence the pig receives the
trichinn, and endeayor to close it up
Lancet.
, 1866-06-15
TRADE.

The greatest and most numerous firms
are German, English, French and Italian.
The trade and prosperity of st. Thomas
date from far back. AS early as 1852 it
was made practically a free port, open
to all nations. 1t was this wise CONNER
cial policy that made it the emporium
for the other islands and the Spanish
Main. Its greatest prosperity it enjoyed,
perhaps, anterior to the peace of 1915,
or in the years Immediately after. In the
decade from 182O-29 the port was, on
an average, visited yearly by two thou
sand nine hundred vessels.
The value Of the yearly imports to St.
Thomas, with its $500 Inhabitants, is
estimated at present to be about six mill
lions Of dollars. One-half of the import
ed goods comes from England, and about
One-fifth from the United States. The
value Of goods exported to Porto Rico
alone amounts to nearly three millions of
dollars. This valuation is taken from
the returns made to the Custom House
on a simple declaration of the merchants,
no examination whatever taking place.
The value given is that stated ia the in
voice. [ need hardly say that the goods,
when expo ted, represent a far higher
value.
independently of the merchant steam
ers belonging TO the different lines, the
men-of-war and ships in distress, the port
Of 81. Thomas is now visited yearly by
about 200 vessels of about 4 1000 tons
burthen, all carrying on a regular trade.
CLIMATE
A word as to the climate of ST. Tho
mas. To describe ii as exceptionally un-
healthy is as gross and vile a libel as was
ever got up for a particular purpose. 1t
IS annually visited by q great number of
Europeans and Americans, who are, as
also the sailors and merchant clerks,
much exposed to the sun, and who fire.
quently, [ had almost said as a rule, in
duIge to a great excess in more than one
way. That yellow fever should now and
then break out among such is not strange,
and not to be attributed to the locality.
1t would do so anywhere in the tropics.
It's dangers are to be avoided by mode
ration and prudence. For many years
there have been, even under such unfa-
vorable circumstances, but few cases of
yellow fever; and if we except this
scourge, The island is remarkably heal
thy none more so in the West Indies.
The town is built in a manner conducive
to health, and is kept exceedingly clean.
The harbor is being dredged, and by cut
ting through a small strip of land, sepa-
rating the harbor to the west from an
adjacent bay, a sufficiently strong cur
rent has been created to keep up a heal
thy circulation in the waters of the former.
, 1866-06-15
MEDICAL
THE LAST NEW DISEASE.

We have lately had to refer more than
once to the prevalence of parasitic dis
ease in Germany arising from eating
pork infested with the newly-observed
trichina spiralis. DR.. Thudichum ad-
dresses us with the following particulars
of the outbreak at Hedersleben:-
Reliable account of the epidemic of
trichiniasis at Hedersleben, in Prussian
Saxony, showit to have been the most
extensive and fatal of all outbreaks hith-
erto recorded. While the Hettsadt out
break caused severe sickness to upwards
, 1866-06-15

lille og Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
den d. 22de f. M. afd0de Mary Qua
raugne indkaldes herved med 3 Maa-
neders Varsel til for undertegnede
Skifferet at anmelde og beviisliggj0re
deres Krav.
Higemaade indkaldes Afdodes Ar
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10 THE
PAPER. ENVELOPE AND STATIONERY
TRADE OF THE SOUTH.

RAJ ESsR9. GUTTER TOWER q 90. WOULD pE
Nl gpeotfd1ly offer their atook 40 favorable terms
@ can be found in the City OF New York guoh a. Flat
Gap Rnled Papers Of all kinds oap Letter Octave irit
t1h Bath 90 Envelopes OF oil kinds in qulantea from
1000 TO oO0 Manufacturers Of Lead Penofia of All
kinds. Patent Rubber-head Lead Pencils, and Sea
Pens OF al hnda We also win stamp the name of nnv
party on Lead Pencils Steel Pens where mnnh IN ~
dezed Our barometer Inkstands which We tafe pleos
Ws In onertng to the trade We keep large gtocf Of
cent to any party desiring one ~" ~
GUTTER, TOWER co.
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman .aSesta
o..,. no Whitlook Building, New York
Oooopef W lyf No. 80 DaYenshirs-atreaf Rnatnn
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