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The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

A prudigious ho owl was set TIP by the radi.
calls against President johnson; because, in
making speeches during his late tour. he
lowered his dignity By discussing mere psr>
tisati topics. There is nothing said, however,
.. Go v. Osleshy, who should be alike careful
of bis dignity" as Governor of one of the
FIRST state. of the Union-when he makes
speeches IN comp parison with which the worst
cf President johnson is popriety ITSELF
Take the following scene, at Plymouth, Ind,
on the Sd inst
Gov. Oglesby was telling what fine things
the radical congress meant to do for the
Fenians, when an lrishman asked why they
had not repealed the neutrality laws. Gov.
O. was completely taken aback by the blunt
question, and could only exclaim: 4
You are trai,or!'
You are a lar!'' coolly ANSWERED the
Irishman.
You were sent here by the copperheads to
create a>row," exclaIriied the governor
"Thats another lie ~ replied the Irishs
man.
"Iean ,chip you! I can na.h your old
head any day! shouted the enraged gover>
nor.
Amid the confusion which followed, the
Irishman's s further replies could not be heard.
Order was soon restored, and no further in
terruptions occurred.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
The Frost.

The frost experienced at this place on the
nights of the.2l and 22l inst, occurred gen.
orally over the western states, extending from
the extreme north 10 lire as far south az
Spfing6eld in this state. In all this extended
districtj not over half the corn was ripe
north of tie Illinois line less than halt, south
of it probably three fourths. In this county,
the estimate is that about one>third of the
cropi is r1ined.
Aside from the frosts, the continued rains
Of the two preceding weeks also did great
damage. A line from Wenona says; "Wheat,
oats and barley in The stack are growing. and
no doubt ure considerably damaged,' In
OHIO the freshets destroyed more corn than
the frost. The estimate is that 10000, 600
bushels Of corn were destroyed in the Miami
bottoms nlone-by the floods.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
Representative Conventfo m.

I At National Union Convention bf the
44th Representative District, La Sail be and
Livingston counties,) held at Ottawa, Sept.
25th. 1866, the following named del legates
were in attendance:
George d. Ladd, Julius Avery, George s.
Stebbins, -Benamin Ream, Michael Budd,
Lorenzo 'beland, Arthur Lockwood, Lucien
B. Delano, and Dr.. James NJ. Highly, of La
Sale county, and Capt. Morgan L. Payne, of
Livingston county. A record of the p Foceed-
Ings of a meeting of National Union citizens
of Livingston county was read, unahi imously
recommending the nomination of Captain
Payne.
The convention .hereupon unan 1mously
nominated Col. Hapemao, llO4th Regt..)
and JAMES Clark, both of La Sale county,
and Capt. Morgan l.. Payne, (Compkny G.,
SD Regt.,) of Livingston county, al repre-
Sentatives of said district in the next legisla,
ture.
George ID. Ladd of Peru. George S. Steb.
bins and Arthur Lockwood of Ottawa, and
A. E Harding and Jonathan Duff of Pontiac,
were appointed district central committee.
! The declaration of principles, resolutions
and proceedings of the National Union Con.
ventions of Philadelphia and Springfield
were unanimously approved and endorsed.
Orde'ed, That the proceedings of his
convention be published in the Ottawa Free
Trader, Fairbury News, Pontiac Republican,
Chicago Times, La Sale Press, and other
newspapers friendly 10 the cause.
Adjourned N. J.. PAYNE, Pres.
GEo S. STEBDiys, Sec.
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Can He take the Oath.

Dirty Work Logan. in his speech in Chi
cago, on the l4th, said
1--WE will make all men swear who pro-
pose to hold office, that they never have
sympathized, aided or encouraged this re-
beilion, or held Office or sought office unde,
it."
At the beginning of the war Dirty Logan
sent soldiers to the rebel army, consequently
he "aided" and encouraged" the rebellion.
Wonder if he can take the "iron- clad" oath
he now, proposes John, can you "swear?'
When dirty was a member of the legisla>
ture he made furious speech, charging
Gpr. Rissell with perjury because he took
the oath as governor, swearing that he had
not been engaged in a duel,; when 1t was
notorious that he had been so engaged. Has
dirty made up his mind to commit perjury
If he can get elected to congress ?-Rock
Island Argus.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

MEssRs. EDlToRs: The worthy individual
who tries to edit the HepuUtcoa has, with his
characteristic sound jud dgment, used the aiore.
said sound Judgment and a portion of two
columns oi his paper in misrepreseuting aud
slandc'ins certain citizens who questioned
the proprety of our town taking 100000
stock IN the Bushnell, Cameron, Leland, Nat
iinger ana PerhIns railroad. For this reason
Messrs- Editors: | would respectfully request
the privilege Of asking this light weight and
nShter'braIned editor n few questions, through
the columns OF your paper How old are
you, Dad! In how many toans and cities
have you lived sinca boy? Whv are YOU
here? Way did those towns and cities per-
NIT you to depart. if they considered YOUR
advice SO necessary to dir, ct them on the
railroad path TO prosperity aud wealth :?
Name the towns and cities that owe tl,eir
greatness and wealth to your profound iud .
ment. But why are YOU here. ? DID those
towns and cities - prosper from following
your advice W become so croaded that
there was no room for ycur giant tody2 Or
was your advice rn.uOus TO the prosperity
OF those towns that all of them kidked you
out? Why are yOG here? Why? Gan it be
that our dear city has sinned. and That you
nave been sent as the punishment du e for our
rahSress on Al such Is the case. we must
nave slnhed nightly. Or. Was IL betause We
were so prosperous, So happy, and 50 God,
Ike, that the evil one sent YOU amOng US ?
Your presence is :. serious quesiop TO the
sood people 0i tins c.F; and. as you pes
sumo 20 he UmFi>ci-nl DO. We p1ay thee.
en'Ighten u as to which of the ., wers we
have offended, So ,aat We can .eII ser don
sack-cloth aud ashes or become d tvil sh-
anything to have yo1 taken from auI on- US
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.ioSpAr, Sent. "a 1861

Present Aldermen Saechan. Rowland. Thorne
Lynch, BrunSer. Pierce, Fenneli. Young. Col
well, E'chelherser. Burke, Hutton and Moore.
On motion OF Thorne, Alderman Hutton was
elected president pro TEN.
Oo-mo,,on of Thorne. the reading of the min
u'es Of special meeting of September 18Th wrs
dispensed with.
|. Alderman Dung presented the following pre-
amble and. resolution. and moved the adopt of
the san,c.
Whereas; by an act Of the LEGISLATURE of thi.
Stale approved Feb. erh, lS515 cities. township,
snd tbaDiies along the route dt the contemplated
Ottawa Uswrgo 4 Fox River Valley Railroad
are llIorIzei to subscribe for stock said road
! and Whereas. after meeting had been called To
determine whether the tswn nshIp OF Ottawa should
4 subscribe one hundred Thousand dollars TO the
| stock OF said road, meeting was called BY the
CITY cQnncii, to ascertain whether the city OF Ota
wa would subscribe a similar sum to the stock of
| the Ottawa Manufacturing Co, when legally au-
thorisei SOTO do and whereas il has been repre-
SEMI Sd that the motive of the city council III call
ing said LSt mentioned meeting was To defeat the
subscription 10 the said railroad stock; now,
therefore, be it
Resolsed. That such representations as to the
motives Of the city council not in accordance
with the views of tire council; but that it Is the
opinion of the council that the present and future
interests of the CITY require that said railroad
should be constructed without delay, aud that. in
order to secure the permanent growth and pros
perify OF the city, and IN order to prevent the
rou:s of said railroad from being diverted from
our place,th is absolutely necessary that the
township should aid in the construction OF said
r.,road by subscribing stock therein as contem-
Mated
Alderman Lvnchs motion to lay On the table
was lost bv the following vote:
Sheehan Lynch and Eichelberger-5.
Noes -HowIand, Thorne Brunker. Pierce, Fen
NELL Yoang. ColweIl. Burke Hutton, Moore-i0.
Aid Thornes amendment, substituting for the
resolution presented
.'Resolrea. That such representations as to the
mS:ycs3f city council are not IN accordance with
thew OF the council but that rs the opinion
OF the couneii that the present. ara future interests
vi the .Gy require that SAID railroad should be
ctnstrucscd without delay,
was accepted. aud preamble and resolution as
amended were adopted. r,
r, Ayescsheehani nowiand, Ihorne, brnnker.
Plsrce, Fennel, \ oung, Coiwell, Burke, Hutton
and Mo0re-li.
Noes. Lynch, ficheioerger-S;
Motion ot Lynch 20 reconsider tne !o.e oy
which the order I recting city clerk 10 issue an
order payable to he hydraulic Co, for the sum
OF S@oo.eO the amount appropr'a,ed towards
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1t is a significant fact that all the "fghtiE

1t is significant fact that all the "hghtiEg
generals are supporters of ths Government,
while most Of the ''sPouting generals are
now opposing the government Among the
former are Grant, Sherman, Meade, Sheridan,
Custar, Steedman, Stoneman, aud many
others; among the latter are Ben. Butler.
Banks, Schehck, Schurz and some others.
What is true in the country at large is also
true in detail. In Illinois, among the fight
ing generals" are found Osborn, Black,
Mann, Morrison, Rogers, Wallaca, and 9th :
ers. who propose to vote as they fought
while among those whose tongues made
more noise thar their artillery, are Logan,
Farnsworth, Oglesby, John Wentworth and
others, whose military records consist mainly
il the titles attached to their names.-Chi>
cdgo Times.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

Senator PoHEREoT, Ct Kansas. recc'.'y
bal public reception al Atcbis ~. The
speech of welcome Was delivered by hon.
J2dn J. Ingalls, who, in me course Of his re-
marks said
In au era uf corruption and proAiracy
without parallel IA the annals of CT nc, Wien
honesty was a byworl. when ,ni.c:e ty in re
ligIon, bribery il politics and pertiE in pri>
vtte Affairs seemed 10 have par,'y- Ut society
and poisoned its pure streams at their fcun>
tain had, they (Pon;eroy's Constituent hare
beheld you with an untarni,hci reputation
which e:en your enemies dared rot a, $ Ill.
This is sweet Oh PogsRoY bu, rather hard
on the Radical party
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
County Fair Next Week !

lie. all the world remember that the LA
Sale County Fair takes place next week.
The weather promises to be delightful, and
of course the turn>out will be enormous.
Bring all your fine horses, cattle, sheep,
SWINE, poultry, big cabbages and squashes-
and your wives, daughters and little ones.
1t will be the greatest farmers and mechan-
les holiday season La Sale county ever saw.
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furnish city council with report - "a, ,,he mum.
Der of members belonging to each company. and
the condition of the engines and fire spparAtEs,st
the pre- sent time. ~
On motion of Rowland, com. on IRE depart.
ment WAS directed 70 procure . suitable place for
keeping the carriage. aud ladders III the Hook and
Ladder Company.
Petition Of r. O, Black and others, in relation
to the building OF q culvert along the north side
of Main street, across Clinton street, Was, on me.
ton of Lynch, received and referred to street and
alley CON-, with power to act.
Oh IhOti6n of Sheehan. city marshal wss di.
rected 10 cadse parties digging and hauling sand
from River street in violation Of city ordinances
to be prosecuted
BILLS oRbkRsD fitr.
NJ. II. Swift, com'rs Ottawa Avenue insp., &e.oO
John Armour, do. SOC
Enoch Raymond, do 500
Ralph w. Buchanan; do. SOC
On motion Of Ee0nell, adjourned.
.-.. 4. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
The Tide

The Radicals had hoped, by assembling
their southern convention at Philadelphia
and sending the chief managers Of that cor
cern-the Backyard Preacher Brownlow
the drunken Jack Hamilton, &C., on pill
grimage through the country, to stop the
tide OF desertiou from their ranks which
had set in SO fearfully, mort tn or two ago.
1t is true, the vigorous pull they male, with
the lying shout they set up of immense gains
at the Vermont and Maine elections, gave
hat tide a temporary check; but it has
broken loose again more extensively than
ever.
At the Cleveland .soliiers cori7enticr, sew
eral prominent actors in the Philadelphia
concern were present, denounced that body,
and declared their adhesion to conservatism.
At an election in Springfield, on Friday
last, the conservative, elected their alderman,
after a "severe" contest, in one of the
strongest republican wards in the city. The
alderman had resigned, to test the question
whether the people approved the recent
action of the city council in refusing to give
the President reception The vote revo1us
tionisea the Fity council. ;. ,..,
Judge Parks promiheut republican, of
Will county; c. ]. Beattie, a prominent
republican of Pontiac; the editor of the
Pontiac Republican, Nelson Buck of Ponti-
&C, and 50 on, long list, in this vicinity.
have CON out square for the Philadelphia
platform within the las: two weehs. Judge
Leland, of Ottawa, IN a recent letter, virtual
ly announces himself on the same side.
|Letters from Southern Illinois state that
tadicalsm Is rapidly dying out in that whole
region since the Philadelphia convention,
and that The party has nearly run down TO
the original squad of ''the crazy Ones"
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
Special Town Meeting.


WHEREAs PETITION in writing .sn~ ty fifty
Inpi. be-n filed ir of-r which petition j, il
the words and fyur-. following II Wit:
To Sp~-rso-y Turn Cg>rk - "a. Town Of O.1r
~ ~. " oF SIil,. SI> Of Ii,ssIs:
We ~, '.--le!. citizens legal "f sail town.
most r,.;.-.. i-t-,n ,pu . glii v e~iai Elt-rir
lie b.l -t.' I1cv "f ho.i.nx town meeting IN
said 6H ,v fix-l 10y ycu for the purT->-
d-ts mining Ahr7-r said twn shall sucrilp hun
'ireJ thousand i- to the capi. stock Of tn Ottawa.
Os~-so tox rr Valley E,iirosd and To- lsS;,a tsi.
fer that :. -rfur sid u building sill ro jr,
accordance with @ .Tovis"Es u ret OF h- La IA
~ said StHt" yutitl-d An authorizing certain
cities, otnn;i-s ,orsiei towns AMI townships sub
sr;@ 70 chs stock O certain railroads. approved FeiTu-
sr, 18th. Is5I
Th2rio~' That the vote te taken ,on the eIyTr.s
di'r, MA; binds issue. Iss cr I've delivered said
Raii Company until satisfactory be
To the supervisors and Town Clerk - aid and 70
the following namei citizens n said town. =. Y
Grigg. Thomas J. Wade. William Reiick aI.. ,;eprce
Avery a majority Il them that 4 Iupu.,
can he obtained sufficient 10 cnpiete and the road
The inhabitants. town are therefore
at the County Court HOUSE in said town. the 2o day
Of September 1855 at o'clock A. NJ, and continue
until O'clock NJ of said day. foe the purpose
mining 10y whether said Town shall subscribe one
Hundred Thousand Dollar. the catstal ,h,k the
Ottawa Oswegp and Fox River Valley Railroad pur-
suhnce ." the act and according to the terms named
said petition.
The vote will be For Subscription or Against Sab
scription"
Dated Ottawa, September 18th. 1896
sept22-2w F.F. BkOwER Town Clerk.
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Sill An0llaeR

Judge Kellogg, formerly Republican mem.
ber Of congress from the Fulton District, in
this state has been appointed Revenue In
spector for the State Of Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan, in place of W. T. Hopkins, re-
moved
We also understand that DR.. c. Hard has
been removed from the Office of examining
surgeon of this district, and DR.. D. D.
thompson, conservative republican, appoint.
cd in his place.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
liUf f.irf t.r.I r'~.af ID
l=-s ge.- - afsrt

The EDITOR Of the Rsp"5'ieaa, col tsii-ring
himself a. large q sum poetry as he Is
-ailtoads, lsay 500, 100 %, will, i have no
doubt, very much admire the poetic b. genius
diT'ayed in the scU,imen, aul con etruction
OF NJ b,ye versn. The writer na hereto
fore invariably paid cash tor everyth ln-. Tais
time, however, he coucIpd j To irr b., Per-
hin plan-to Offer pay IA kind. ..po thing.
openly. aud. as the modern saving goes. on
the square" Withholding more than is
mee. ,eude,h to poverty l.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
soldiers and Sailors, Meetings..
OFFICE HEADQR-S STATE DEM. COMMITTEE, /
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. ie, 1866.

OFFICE HEADQR's STATE DEM. COMMITTEE !
SPRINGFIELD, Sept Ie, 1866
Grand mass meetings will be held at
Decatur. Tuesday, October 9.
Salem, Thursday, October II.
Peoria, Thursday, October Is.
of soldiers and sailors, democrats and conser.
vatives. who favor the restoration Of all the
states to Union and harmony under the con.
sti,ution aid who approve tie principles de,
clared by the National Union Convention, Of
the 18th of August, at Philadelphia.
General Frank Blair, General Lovel II
Rousseau, Major General John y. McClern-
and, Colonel L. Lyle Dickey. General Jesse
]. Phillips, Colonel j. NJ. Crebs, Hon. j. L
Robins On. Hon. Jas. c. Allen, and many
other distinguished speakers will be present.
All the conservative and democratic paper;
of the state will please notice and copy the
same till day of meeting.
JONI Ii. REA, Secretary.
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Administrator Sale of Real Esta,e.

NOTICE. is hereby given that. pursuant to dscretsl
order of The County Court L. Sale county in the
Of Illinois, maize at the September ru Of said court,
is6 the underssgne the estate O:
Charles t. Gsies deceased. will, Monday, the l,
OF November A. D. lsS6 at the hour y! ocrh r. L. OF
said day s- " The bin-si AMI best biiet 81 public
the ,eInises t- sid the following described
real -si.ie situate in sad cO-ny The NEt f th.
AEa of s.c',n rurt--r U4, township lieu, fS4i
north Of range I've S east ii r. NJ coatainx - acrs
I,rS.s II sseone hall vi psrsh shss. money to be paid
at tine Il sale. oalane- o. months from d.y Of
s~-. with per int,r deferred p.ymsu: u lie
secured by mortgage on SAID Land.
JAMES GRAHAM, Administrator
"huAs y. BEcI, S,iici,of. sspt5s-s~
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
COuncII l'TOccedInSs.
SpEIiAI rrING.

Guild or tn rEpg> or coGsii>r.tJ ~. Bfyorr 70 of
tt> oTier dT,riaJ Ci>t % T ao.7i,,t
prsa;>f t0,ri5I. t1LiT- G~fz> acr,zt {E',- lr
BIf,s II Stic Ssf . 70 ef tie rrgSg l-s-
tiag 5000 fT tSs.J.-.tr c1.y,sIy ~ a. ia - ~,
Chr siie sr.-, di-, % at gn1 ttr r.or If rerz p.
aT itoi Il. qs,eiG! nies,iHI M JIe9as,ay M I1;.
ls6a 10 r,ppr. Hlos t> pr pri>y If baL!,,1 e.,I.-
A' de- dld {, GsS1c' te,Lcc.r Gt,er ttsdiSs Cs.,,-
II ~igh pink froga 10 dp
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Another Head OH.I

assessorship of this district, and Quincy D
Whitman appointed in his place. Mr.. w
IS a Johnsonise1 republicans soldier with
good record. Mr.. Ortou i, neither. That's
exactly what's the matter with Mr.. Orton.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
POSTPONEMENT
La Sale Co. Agricultural Fair

In consequence Of the storm the Annual Exhibition If
the postponed weeks The Fair will be held
October I'd, I'd, 4th ahd 5th.
Programmes Of the Fair will be circulated troug
the county. ii l.. BRUSH, Secretary.
Ottawa September 18th, ISG5.-2w
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j. w. Dow,
w. A. STEEt
Secretaries.

On the Florida coast, on the 4th inst, ffs
teen miles from land, an island was thrown
up by volcanic force, to the height of 80 feet
above the level, aud measuring 1900 feet in
circumference
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
'taI, S1US15I =
WV. D. BEcK, Treas.

WN D. BEck, Treas.
On motion, sl04 were allowed Nels Frens
Ian for boarding paupers:
On motion the County Clerk was ordered
to extend, on the collectors books, the state
tax as returned by the. auditor, the county
tax as arranged by this b?aid, the school tax
as returned BY the various school directors,
the district, road, town and special taxes as
voted by the respective towns.
The Board then adjourned until TIE Sd
Monday in February next.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
Ckdncery Not,ce.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. L.s.Is CocsrT .s-County ceart
thereof III D~c-iuD-r Term 4. D. lss<
fli- ,leil. . eb5 &c -fge ". Webb.
apprar ns frsn the once Of the
clcfi of sd curt that s.ii def-sdAnt. George -
.bh r-,J. sail State, sid CON,
having hisi her ail Of compliant in ssid
chsnc-rs ,d- thereof the - tn LAY - September
isU6 1-r-in and having ttea Issued thereon
.Tsug T. Law
S,c-. therefore, Is hereby given saii defendant.
George " W-bt. that unl-~s y~I naiy t- and
pear h. lore ssi At ia, he ~.
the q art Uuus= 10 said til ir,t
MntrLsN II i-cefu,-r a 1886. isbsu .ni NJ:
s4 summons Is returnaisf AMI Ii-.i Ans~r SsDur
SAID ii viii taken for confessed
aain.; Jon, aud TN, and thing. yry-d
for I--r-.-i -fls.riin.ly. A.. NJORk, Clerk:
W.LkEE psUvIa, Cos. pis Solrs. s-pi3s
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

To JUDGES OF ELECrioS.-The Registry
Books, and Poll Books are now ready for de,
livery a: the Office of the County Clerk.
Be sure and get them in time.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

"Why, Josh, / thought you had the seven
year itch"
"wal. / had. I ketched it a shakin' hands
with them canaidates for the legislator" .
''Oh, used Boyd's Medicated Cream It
never fails"
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

:. $t5,aS IS
Errors AMI dellnqnencies sless Ot
copmisson. Of town eOlieetonsa
-. ~, =. of' .oi" eoi.e.tet s'f'' -
So, "a
Commissions 81 Is ee,"sS ss collectors Collector, s.oe,
x..-iS =" - n - W. "
Aia'r,i ,a1.s s1i, res5ndsd st,T,nns S1,nns "a !"
Harwood. Der oder Of Bs.ri Of
''- - %
$l6S,225 81
County ia. proper mills Is 20 .,.,
Special t,, f.r raYmen, Of county
indeb,ncss, per cent. is 20
cd%n, sen, ,n, o. Iro,.I
tax az above. 1896 II
GSekes fee, County Court, = 30
'-' --'
ss4ass IS
County orders paid. 1el.s -
Xrerlising erroneo,,. and statsd
taxes and taxes on forfeited
:It fser,' % snd So i"s is,. s-.et az .ei. Al .s7a
Counte; signing and registering
sos s, county orders at' Per -.
COMMISSIONS on ss4sss1ere
cei'ed at per cent. s.3 So
o%mm.s5'.ns snns .. On 3 SasS' sn, 81 dis es, osss
Balance in Treasury slc.'3l 6
Spe1af Fund lor Payment u 20. b'de'iedness
Heeeised rom Geo. e's'9in'' ,,o.-
rroportion of taxes a. .bore. 1850 4s
-
SlS''o4' @
Commi..i(ps "n sIsi l! 81. A.
received at per cent, 1856 4s
C"mn,ls.,ops i,n,aI-.n,,s on SIN m o.. IS
- --,D.- :.
Balance in Treasur-. S240s2 "a
- t. iEcK' Treas
The committee also End some S75 worth of
uhcancelled government stamps attached to
county bonds that have not been used. and
recommend that steps be taken TO have said
stamps renewed.
ltOn motion of Sun. Clark. the chairman os
the bounty COMMITTEES was ar,b,r;zad 70 d..
his order on the county Treasurer n No
amount money in his bards for ibe 80 -, -,
~ bountics. whenever found nac.ssi-v ., AZ
40,
The Circui, Clerk was authorized to pro,
cure a suitable pIace TO keen the blanks in
his Office, not tU cost over $50
On motion, on The Recommendation of Hon.
NJ E. Hollister an appropriation was made
10 purchase c5py of the statutes of this
state for the use of The circuit clerk, office.
an inquiry of tue superintendent of the DOOR,
it was voted that al. is unsafe to admit in>
sane persons to the county house who are
not peupers."
On rhotiun, $15 were voted TO each of the
newspapers In the county to publish the pro-
cfedInoS Of this Roa ard
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

NOR SALE at ,s-gain-the hon.e known Mtrh-'r>
Eureka Estin. iions., COME tionary and l., Cream
oalooh. with without stock and fixtures. For fu lar
tsculars. apply at W. II Madison street.
s.PtEZ-.w GEO B. MITCHELL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

Hon. J oHs Moore, formerly State Treas
urer of Illinois. an old resident and most
estimable mon, died at Boston on the 23d
in at.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
Col. Dickey's Appointments.

The ILL., State Democratic Committee has
Issued the following appointments for Col. I.
LYLE DrckET, the Democratic nominee for
CoHo-.sSmau at LARGO.
The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29
Warehouse to Rent.

R,HE house forT2erly knowa as the Burr w,rehouee.
j located on the sidecut opposite Cushman's FoundPy.
having fire new engre ELEVATORS shelter, baovvr snA
cribs fact in complete 0rder viii he leased . gooA
tenant, cheap.
Apply at Magll's Warehouse Main street. Rssses-
esn given on ten dsys' notice. sugzS-sS