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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

According &c announcement, tht first
through trip on the railroad from ID ckson,
vile 10 St. Louis was made on TIE d The
train arrived at Alton about 4 O'CLOCK a. n %.
with seven or eiSh; uellGlsd passeng sr cars
attached, and soou after passed or 20 St.
Louis. 1t is the ii.ent.cn TO have ,hd morn
ing trains from Kfoarts aad Quincy donnect
with this road a; Jacksonville, and bbyiate
the necessity which has heretofore COT hpeled
ali the travel from that section to 20 hround
By the way Of Springfield TO reach Al on and
St. Louis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

JEFF. DAvIs.-To resolution of the I.
;. Senate, cnquiring why jeff Davis has not
been brough. 10 trial, the President has re-
Piled, stating LjuSt what every body knew he
would say that Davis is held on charges OF
high treason, Incl lement of the assassination
of President Lin toln, and murder Of Union
prisoners by cruel treatment. The Attorney
General advised the President that trials for
high treason could not be held before military
tribunals, and that the most appropriate rlace
for the trial OF Davis would be the state of
Virginia; but Chief Justice Chase declined
for an indefinite period 20 hold Court tlere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

NIAGARA SHIP CAyAL.-Mr. Hor bee T.
Day is delivering lectures at MilT aukee,
Chicago, &c, in favor of a project 0 which
he is the originator, to take vessels around
Niagara Falls by an inclined plane in E,ead of
4 canal with locks. Scientific men who have
examined his plan express entire confidence
in its feasibility. The great advantage Of
the plan over loc4s IS, that i viii tale vessels
around the falls ia an hour or two while locks
would consume "a TO SO hours; and then it
is cheaper. The cost Of his Inclined plane
would not exceed eight millions, while ca
nal with locks Would cost twice as much.
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A&o equality.

VOLUNTEERS FURNISHED BY THE West
resolution of the House, has furnished a
statement of the number of volunteers called
for By the President at various periods the
first call was for 5000; the second, in July
1864, for 10000 and third, in December
Of the same year, 100000 The following
are the figures fer Pennsylvania and the
Western States:
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Agent m Seneca.

ALEXANDER VAUGEEY, Of the firm of underhiil
Vanhey authorized agent at Seneca to receive and
collect for subscriptions the Ottawa Free Trader for ad
vertsng job work. &C. Subscribers in that vicinity VIII
fni correct statement Of their accounts FIR subscription
to the Free Trader in his possession, and any payment
made ~ him will lie credited the made
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

We find in Ayers American Almanac,
NOW ready or delivery gratis, by " l..
GfBsoS.) the remarkable statement that the
temperature of the earth has not diminished
more than i-356th part of one degree Fab
reabe;t for 1000 years. To orr enquiry how
he couM make such an assertion, DIR. Aver
gives the exact record of an eclipse in his
time. This erahi<s US to measure with
extreme accuracy the esrsh's diurnal revolu,
tons since 10 any eclipse now. Dinirution
of its heat would by cor esntration. shorten
it, axis, and consequently It's t;me of revoln
ton on its axis The data show that this
change has been only such as state it,
aathemaiically and indisputably true
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

The Legislatures of Maine, Massachusetts,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, and of the
Territories Of Dakotah and Nebraska, are
now in session.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

,wsbster's splling book is in such grea,
demard for the reconstruction of the South
that AmericoF printers cannot supply the
demap l. and the publishers. have sent to
Europe 10 get 1t printed. Over one million
Of ieopiss nave been sold since April, and
orders are row ore tYndss3 thousand in
GLANCE of the supply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

ILLINOIS, STATE isoyDs PRESENTED FOR
PAYMENT The Springfield Journal says =
"The State bonds presented for payment at
the office of Hon. 0. II. Minor, State Audi>
tor, on Monday last amounted to S5S9,3S9.65.
all of which were paid out of the two-mill
tax fund, leaving a surplus fund IN the treas
u.y Of s7S- 772 So. OF this amount j. Bum
presented s3s9,35s.57; n. D. Clapp present
ed S74,929.97 r. T.. Goodell, sos 500; n.
II. Ridgel4y g. Co., SIS 800 Marine Insur-
nnce Com any of Chicago, $4,000; VIM
Shunks, 81 500; Miles White, SSo0.ll; S.
Halliday. Express Agent, S6,4S0; VIM. A.
Turrey, $4,000"
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BURNED TO DEATH.-Two childred of Mrs.
Beck, near Normal. H., were burned to
death week ago, Mrs. b. having gone from
home leaving the children locked up. They
played with the ERE, with the usual result.
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HIGHWAY Ro4BrRY.-ihere IS intense ex-

HIGHWAY Rof BrRr.-1here Is intense ex-
element in Gruhdy county on account of a
shocking murder committed in the south part
of that county on Kew years day. The vic>
tim. whose name was Thomas Tage. was en-
gagged in hauling corn, and while on the road
was waylaid, murdered, and his person
robbed of about $1,000. No clue has vet
been found as TO the perpetrator of the crime
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

GoLD is shakey. Within the last week it
has recede d slowly but surely from l4l to
1873. The tendency is still downward, caus-
ing dullne Ss in the markets generally, aid in
some case$ alno.t panic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

Total Agg-a'l States. .2,653C62 ,04l
This information was called for to facilitate
the business of the Special Committee on
the War Debt of the loyal States, to whom
it has been referred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

CHRISTMAS, &c.--Some son of a Puritan
has taken huge offence at remark We made
about the holidays that the Puritans attempt.
cd to ABOLISH Christmas, and bclabors us in a
column of burgeoise in the last Ottawa RepuJ-
Icon. His effort might pas fo- xit, could
tie article be manufactured without brains.
but it is certainly devoid of point or sense
He not only fails to prove that the Puritans
made nosuch attempt. bet does net even assert
it. He probably had sense enough no. 10 bat
his precious head against tie well known fact
that the Puriians of Massachusetts Instituted
l,lsnksgiving day substitute for Christ
mas, and that their highest authorities ALWAYS
denounced the observance Of CT ristmas and
Ess:er, and Saints days as ''fond and sinful
practice
We have no quarrel, however. with the
Puri'ans. They were useful in their dav. and
many excellent men of this country have come
other stock. The descent from those sturdy
1i. fellows who, in the DAYS of Cromwell
trusted IN Coo and kept tiieis powder dry"
to the uodern brood who believe "Sh.rp's
rifles better than Bibles" ard hideous John
Brown pixies better than missionaries. is
however, Eal, and leads TO a SUSPICION
that the genuine stock is nearly run out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

4 CASAL CuHvESTIoy.-- A convention is
lcaled to meet at Ger eseo, in this State, on
Tuesday neat, 20 consult in reference TO con-
tinuing the Illinois and Michigan canal from
La Sale to Rock Island. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

The ADAMS Express car ill the train be-
t~eeu New York and New Haven, On the
9th, was robbed of about 100000. The
thse.esA :, sfio,000 On the floor Of the car
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

FIRE AT LELAXD.-Three stores were des-
,royed by fire. Of Leland, in this COUNTY, on
Monday. Loss $1,000; no insurance, The
principal losers were Simonson 4 Thompson.
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JACKSON Z. SHAVER.

.,..,.-. .--.- JACKSON r. SHAVER,
-. Presidenf La Sale Go. agriculture, Sociay
49, H. l.. Brush.
S. r. LEWIS.
JOEL w. ARMSTRONG.
WILLIAM STRAWN.
WM II. BRowN.
LEWIS SoULE.
ELMER BALDWIN.
WILLIAM REDDICK.
JOIN HosFOED.
DAVID GREEN.
JOHN MILLER.
HoY. W. BUSHNELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

BIT OF 4 R.-.-Th2 cause Of TEMPER
ance is fourishiLg in various parts Of this
county just now, but the way to keep up this
prosperity, is not exactly the way adopted
down at Rutland, in the south west part of
the county. On the night of Dec 10Th, the
people of the village and. county adjoining
visited a saloon kept by u German named
Hermann. They invited the proprietor to
come to the door, when they seized and tied
him 70 post. They then went into his saloon,
and finding that 4 family &C coupled the upper
part, the be.ligeEentstook up collection and
satitiei their claim 10 the property and
moved them on. Of the building. They then
proceeded TO cut down he corner posts with
axes, burst in the beer kegs and whisky bar
rels, aud knocked out the doors and windows,
then hr:c he'd a rope about the root and pulled
the house down, chopped and stove it into
kiEdiing wood, completely detnolishing it to
the foundation. ! drunken quarrel in the
saloon some time previous, resulting in the
serious injury OF three men and probable
death Of one Of them. IS given as the cause
of the attack
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13
-raKMERs. CONVENTION.

We hereby, after consulting with many
ci.tnens, issue a call for Farmers Ship
Canal Convention. to be holden III Ottawa
on the 18th Of January 1866, III the County
Court Room, at O'Clock, P. NJ, asking
especially every citizen of this county to be
present, and as many from abroad as can
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13
COTTON STEhLING!
NOVEL.
For sale by OsMAN TApFHEE.
East Court House Square


Osr by the undersigned Wednesday night the 10Th
inst Of the aide probably, the breast collar
meek piece and traces belonging single harars. TIL.
finder xiii lie suitably rewarded b. leaving them
hoIs- tie Office Il DR. Hcbert. Eirs National
Bank. jsu 10 PIiILO HARD
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wHIsKERs. WHISPERS:

Do you want Whiskers Moustaches! Our Grecan
Compound will force them to the smoOthes face
chin, hair on bald heads. in Six Weeks Price 81 co.
Sent by s' vwhere clcselv esaled -eTt CT Ircs.
Address WARNER c., Boz 50, Brooklyn, NY.
usi.l 10
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ANIED-AgentS- engage in the
w sale of sPaiontrl Article. Capital required IS
40, - begin with sn elegant watch pErsetei 10 each
agent. Can realize from 3 So day. stamp
to A L. BJNTON. Chicago, III.
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PERILous RIDE.-The Chicago Republic

PERILous RIDE.-The Chicago Republ ican
local reporter does up an incident in the fol>
lowing thrilling style:
Three lads, named John and Pa rick
Kelley. and Michael Kennedy. aged res beet
lively, IL. 10, and IL years, who live on Pine
street, on the Nortl Side, engaged iI the
popular amusement of skating yestd rday
afternoon, near the North Pier, on the Chi
cago river. While so engaged, and uIl Icon
scious of what was transpiring, the ice Upon
which they were en- flowing their sport i'll a
large mass became detached from the nain
body and floated with them upon the broad
surface of the lake. Needless OF the Itove-
ment of the ice, they continued skJting,
until suddenly they discovered that their
means of exit was lost. A wide gu IF of
water, utterly impossible, separated khem
from the solid mass they SO confidently sup
posed they were upon. And now the gulf
wldens. the distance increases, as they per.
ceive they are floating, like boat wi thout
Gar or rudder, upon the cold and ebony
waters Of the lake. Their cheeks be come
blanched with fear, their eyes become dis
tended, as they gaze hopeesslJ toward the
to see again. in frenzied manner, they
the shore. Franticaly they shout for assist.
ance, and their limbs become benumbed,
and their frames almost peralyzed. while the
functions Of life are in measure suspended.
Steadily and surely they are floating away.
Those frail little ones on sheet of glass, as
it were, amid a turbulent ocean. But their
cries and distress are not UNDECIDED. \ kind
and watchfnl Providence has placed an I'M
tod
b. Mcclellan, with is daily used to convey
workmcn to and from the crib to shore is
fred up, and soon is steaming cut in the
direction of the little ones. They see it, and
their hearts gain courage. BY this time they
had tioated at least two miles from the shore.
and there, from the very jaws of death, from
freezing cold or watery grave, they were
snatchcd, and conveyed to their families at
home.
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST class residence Illinois Avenue, for sale
IA cheap. l would exchange for good farm or I'M
improved land D. CHASE.
Jan 10
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that til. partnership hcretof
~ existing uner the Of hathaway Bros. is here
10y dissolved ~ mutual consent. All and
Z! the firm will be settled either Of tie undersigned
Ottawa III. OF. 81, IS. ELIAS c. HATHAWAY
Jan lJ-2w STEPHEN HATHEWAY
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Lands for sale or Exchange.

have BID of the host quality q laud~ IN Iowa
and - Il Timber lzsli G.,irc Iiliu0 =
change for property in this city, improved lands the
county. The Land near Cairo is IL desirable location for
raising fruit Soil and climate aapted that
lusn"ss- Location good being the IiIin,- Cent
Pal Road.
Any persons desiring sueh Iani- will find it for t eir
Interest IL call On Z. TH0KNE.
Ottawa Jsa -, IoGs-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-13

The Mason Il HamIIn Cabinet Or.
gans, forty different styles. adapted To sacred and
oular music, for $50 to 5000 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD
SILVER MEDALS, other FIRST premiums awarded
them Illustrated Catalogues Free Address, MASON
HAMLIN. Boston. MASON BROTHERS. New York.
DlMMICK Bro Agents at Ottawa, Ill.
G5-1y
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Friday evening, January 18th, showing.
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J B ! ! : c ! H : l !,
State and County Taxes,

Nov due and payable the Office Of the undesis I'd
~ Reddick's Block. JAMES GRAHAM
Ottawa Nov IS. 'G5 Colies tor
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FIRST house and lot for sale, side Of side
"A cut in a good neighborlood. would exchanges for .
good farm improved land. Address p. o. Box 3i2
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05

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unerIaubtem 3hihhtnehIebens nit elmer
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iunrbe BON Galiire @attsrlOu Oebpeeen
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EW Gs 1T Der BHd6 bieler 8irf
aer Der a&ten &5arb iH8befuHoere lHb
bee &tabt RafbbiEe ilH 2lHgenseiherI,
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