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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
sSHS:sfI.G Horses.

1t is well known that feeding horses on
clover hay often makes them cough, but the
way and wherefore may not be generally
known-from observation l have become
satisfied that the manner Of feeding hGY to
horses is the cause. The usual custom is to
let them chew it through rack, thus strip
ing of The Fl ne dust which adheres to the
stalk which b-ing drawn into the lungs ia
respiration, produces the cough The cure
cnnsi is iii removing the causc-ihat is, the
rack-sud ali,&ipg the animals to take their
food in their natural way. l have removed
all of mine and now feed my horses on the
barn flor, having = breastwor.l sufficiently
high for them To eat over. This way thev may
DO fed on hay without raising any dust. they
get none under their fset, and the labor of
cleaning out managers is saved. Whatever
is left is easily pushed out with rake into
the yard for the cattle. In. dust on the hay
viii do the horses no harm if taken into the
stomach. Since making the Improvement
above mentioned in my feeding apparatus,
an let troubled with coughing h rses-
There is 20 patent on my inveution. Ny
brethren can use it freely Country Gentle
man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Some two weeks ago it vas announced
that three yachts-,he Henrietta, the Fleet
wing and the Vesta-had snilel from New
FORK on race across TIE oeeau, and on
Monday the dispatches by the Atlantic
cable announced the result The Henr;ette.
Owned by James Gordon Bennett, IT,, woa
the race, making the trip across the ocean
in few minutes less than ii DAYS, mean
time. The FIeetwing came in some 5 hoqrs
later, and the Yesta two hours behind the
EIa-.~;"o. ALI ro--r laiued OF having had d.
pretty rough passage. The Fleetwing lost
four men oreFbo,rd in a gale, who were
drowned.
The arrival OF the yachts created great
excitement among nautical and sporting men
in England, where heavy bets had been
made on the issue. The whole party we're
sumPtlously entertained By the CITIZENS Of
Cowes ami the ROYAL Yacht Club. and visited
the Queen hy special invitation OF Her
Majes:y at Osborn House in the Isle Of
Wight. 1t The instance of the Queen
Yachting match has been made mp between
Bennett, owner Of the Hsurietia, and The
Duke OF Z .inbursk-the race 10 come of in
August-each to sail his owa vessel. Tic
match from New York TO Coaes vas for
purse Of $4,000, the owner Of each Yacht
contributing to it $1,000; SC that Bennett
wins 5000 by the race
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
From the Chicago Tiues.
Tisc Opera EloUSc GA sne casa
.E:.E.xyEary

Never was an Opera House filed as the
Crosby Oper, House viii lie on the 2lst O,
january, and never before Was an audience
SO intent AID wrapt rs will be that Aense and
eager mass which viii Pac, the Leautiial
auditorium to lis very dofne.
EmPle pee u ions are taking 10 guard
against oFer-crowding. and the Judicious
mana cement which has always characterized
the house viii insure Convenient accommo,
i lion TO all !.on u can properly contain.
The entire balcony is reserved for ladies, for
whose comfort careful provisions viii be
made.
On oar fifth page viii be found he adver-
tisement of TIC Association, from which it will
be seen that the drawing Of premiums will
commence IT y o'clock IN the afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
Conventions.

Wegise elsewhere -i;s substance of the
proceedings Of two popular conventions held
last week-one at hos. Island audit otLer
at Morris.
( The Rock Island Convention vas called
specifically to devise measures FIR urging
effectively upoa our Legislature, ros IN ses-
sion, the irnm,di.te appropriation of money
for the construction of the proposed canal
ftor, Rock islAni to b. Sale. itrhe leading
spiriis OF the convention were able, pra ctical
men, ard thoroughly ported OF their subject.
Their proceedings were nearly unexceptiona-
bic, snd eanno: fail TO have immense weight
With the Legislature thought We fear their
fierce Is weakened by connecting with the
proposed canal the inn rovement of the Hi
nois river. At $1,000, 900 to build tn, canal
our legislature might take TO serious alarm :;
but add to this sl,OOO,O0O more to improy.
the river, and at once our law makers are
staggered, and flee from both. 1t would
have beer wiser 10 press one thing at line.
The Morris conveR,ion seem. 10 have bad
no very definite purpose, the general idea
being opposition to molopolie,.' They
were IN favor OF building the Niagara Sup
Canal. but were nervous about any plan yet
proposed, for fear i! might ran into monop-
oily. They re down on all railroads. be-
cause they were mouopolies: great stea n boat
lines were liable to the same fatal objection;
snd manufacturing companies, east and west
were Infected ,s!;h the sany virus In the
way of remedies, they hal nothing practical
however, TO propose. Their reliance is on
The wisdom of the legislature, to whom they
appointed a committee to present their
grievances, with tie suggestion that if prac>
tlcable, railroad freights and fares should be
hxei BY law, and half "A dozen of canals
built and rivers improved, to break down the
monopoly of the railroads in the carving
business. 4 convention as full of incorgruovs
ideas as this, and going into such general
scattcration" business, can hardly hope to
accomplish much. By the time this BODY
re-assembles at Springfield, however its
ideas and efforts NAV become more coucen>
trated thougi it seems absurd enoavh TO
look for relief from the oppression Of no
nopoies to 4 legislature elected under inlu-
ences such az controlled in the late election
in Illinois. If there il man in that legisla.
ture who, standing up before the railroad
mono2oiIsts of this state. ana the manufae-
turing monopolists of the cas-, dare call bis
soul his own, it would be refreshing to see
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05


New 1EAE PFEsExr.-Wetal;s pride au,i
pleasure in acknowledging tn receipt oi
e couple of be.. tIful aud 3slGablc New Year
presents from cur good friends Gee \.
BAKEn and d. Y. CLAax, with Clark, White,
house / Co, Chicagp OF that numerous
and jolly host Of good fellows who, IS com
mercial agents and solicitors, vulsarIy called
"drnn1mers, ssmi-annu1IIJ visit all paris OF
the Northwest. there arc no two who n. 5re
thoroughly understand themselves and their
business than the young gentlemen named :;
ard as they do bu,ness far strictly frs.
class house, it gives US pleasure to endorse
them over to all dealers in goods in tLcir
line, not only rs men Of honor Themselves,
but backed by an honorabls house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
CaaacerY .Not,cc.

g At OF ILLINOIS, La SALE G3rSTr ss-Cuiiiiiy Court
thereof to March Term A. d. lS57.-yt C!.a..S~rq
william llibben Patience NJ. HiLt,cn, Ann Mnria Nc
Lain, John Mci.an, Sally Mary EIyling, AbIsm IiY-
linz Rcbecca Jane Crwin, franklin corUiR, Alnhers
J. Hihbsn, Martha IL iiiiben. Minnie llibben .iiry
Smith, aud William Hsbben jr-BA far i,,ar.vancs
appearing from an aii.y on fe In the Office of tho
Clerk Il sud court. ti;a said defendants, Patience
a. H!5le, Ann Maria aic!.sin John M,Iain sally Mary
Hiyia, Abram Iii fling ARtcus j. Bibb.n ana William
ihben r not residents OF SAIL Stac said
ritt having fled his bill of complaint in said court
the enncerys &c thereof the ID Gay Of Jsn5ry A. D.
1861, herein, and having been Issued thereon
according 20 law;
Notice, therefore, IS hereby given to sad nonresident
defendants, above named tha IHess you aud each OF
yen shall personally I've appoar b said court at said
there DO held at the Court House in Ottawa in
said county the first Monday Of March next A D. lk6
(wh"n and where said sun,nos is ret1l,hle LEAD
answer. EXCEPT said bnl, the same will b..
.aken for confessed a.ait wa. and tbs matters and
things ther Elm l,fay e, fjt decree accordinsIy
4. Il. MOORE, Clerk.
BuII FOLL5Tr, Cos. nltinant's SalrS. an5-lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Gov. PATTON, Of Ala, is at Washington.
trying 20 strike a bargain with the RADICALS,
to TIE e!Iec: that, if the southern states con-
sent TO ratify the constitutional amer drnent,
those states shall at once be admitted to rep>
rezen;ation in congress, and further lesisla>
ton for their punishment; shall cea,c. Gov
P. is very eoniden; that the south VIII accede
to such t arr= ngement rather than ran the
risk Of the legislation OF TIE radicals il. case
tbs amendment fails. Coz. =. sill find his
labor in vain. II ere is 10 submission on
the part of ,ha south conceivable that viii
gain the consent Of congress- 10 their a,i,.is>
si1n before the next Presidential election,
short Of a thoroughly secured bond thu, they
will cast their electoral vote for Sumner.
Chase. or Ben Butter for President.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

CALL -. THE BssT- w hen you purchase
~ article that is cheap, of which but little
ia used, always call for the best, for the diff
ference in cost between that ard an Inferior
article will be Insignificant. Call for D. B
De Land & Co.'S Best. Chemical SAeyctuS,
and having once prJ*a:cd it you will call for
no other. The grocers all have it, or should
Uss it instead of Soda.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Park Reeds Pittsburgh Potter is playing
smash with the trade in quinire and tonic
bitiers renerallr. It's medicinal qualities
are equal 70 most Of the vile medicine stuff
given 10 inyaiids and dyspsptics, while it is
infinitely more pleasant to take. Delivered
fee Of charge in any part Of the city Leave
orders at the auction stcre Of a. ?. Reed, or
dro. them il he rost Office.
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wttaba 1rse Grader ,
OTTAWA. JANUARY 3, 1857.
rne SsIiourz z..c.rarc.

Let no one forget for a momen the lscture
of the emircH, blind orator, the Rev H. W.
MItnsas, 81 Washington Hall on Monday
evening, Fen. ith. The subject ElIl he either
"lason Burn" or ~ hat = Blind Man Saw
ia England" Mr. II. Is ore OF the very iin-
est speakers We ever heard, sni rs lecturer
stands i'll from, of the from. rank
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Congress met Oh Thursday, but there was no
quorum present in either house. Nevertheless
Ihaddeus Stevens took the floor on his terrific
rial bill, and made a furious speech against tie
Supreme Court, whose recent decision lac pro
nounced the most Infamous that had ever been
promulgated-worse, by far, than the Dred
Scott decision.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Dr. hSAPP, formerly OF New York, who
has visited Ottawa regularly the past eight
years, aud effected many wonderful cures Of
old Chronic Diseases, Cancers, and diseases
OF the Eye and Ear. which have been pro-
nOunced iScURADLE by the medical profess
sion Herally, car be consulted at the Gel
ger House from Wednesday noon January
sd til Thursday noon January 24,h. as Will
be seen b his card in another column
CoSsyLraTIGx fREC. 2w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

The theatrical season at Springfield has
proved = disaracofal failure, Tic n-creyel
men of tho city bull, = splendid opera house
b"t leased il 70 ere horse ulaaagcr who,
instead ei r.s'it representations creli;ablc
TO the place, undertook to regaIe the Ca.1.o>
-'i7n elite with IrUiieat plays % tie lowest
French school io,erloixel with negro mius>
tre!sy and extravaganza. So the thing fell
fat.
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AdmilHsfratLin's Aolice.


oriCE hereby given that the undersigned, admin.
Ia istratiX of the estate, with the Will annexed OF
Nicholas Casey late u this county Of La Sale
OF illinois, deceased. will appear before the c)aaty
of said county the third Monday, (b.ing the 18th day.
OF February 1857 tho Court House in Ottawa, in said
county wtea and where all persons having claims de-
inands against said estate notified TO attend End pre-
ssnt the ia writing, f-r adjustment
Dated 5lii day OF January, \. d. 1867.
JANE CASEY,
Gy AifliiEisiiairix. with will annexed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

s5sow oToEI Al THE East Wednesday
end Thursday Of last week Witnessed one of
the heaviest suos storms in New York and
View England seen for ;vears. The railroads
OF New York and New Ergland was blocked
for several days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

worthy Of the public spirit, greatness and
high destiny Of the state OF illinois.
lpesolrsd, That in view sf The yalae Of the
inv estment III these works, and the ample
revenue TO be derived from them, when cons
ple' ed, as we'll as to insure cheap transporta-
ito TO the people, we are decidedly aud en-,
lh htically in favor Of their construction and
o.. .er-hip by the state.
y .Soicel, That tho convention, after mature
deiberation and investigation Ct the surveys,
ay-d estimated costs OF hose improvements
and Of their location, connections and in
fuence upon tie people Of The state OF i.liaoIs,
1 has no hesitsiscy ii declaring that 1t is the
duty ci the leg stature, ut its Gext session, to
adopt such meas ures, and cnact such laws, &
viii lead to Il speedy constructions Of these
! wo;is.
! Rcs9ired, That NC terdsr our thanks to
! Gen. Wilson and Gel Worral for the impnr>
! tast information thev have commit nicated to
this conventions. and their testimony of the
worth and Importance of tie work, aud also
&, Col Il. g. Mason foS bis Endorsement con-
! tanned in 9 written communication 10 this
/ convention.
| ResoIre4. That conn ittec Of seven, con-
ss,ng of r. b. Stevens j. II. Allen, o. a.
BIttenhanner, committee on canal surveys,
] aud Joseph Uiley, S NJ Church. T. J. Rob>
! lnson and w. ID. Hou2htalIns, committee on
/ Rock river Improvements, be appointed to
mem orialize the Legislature of Illinois, and
! TO present the surveys and estimates made in
reference TO these improvements, and such
/ facts and reasons for their construction as
seem jndicious: and also to petition coa-
! gress Tor assistance directly in aid OF these
! works, or through the Legislature OF the
state "a may reem eXpedieut.
| II S3lr..!. That il IS the sense Of this cons
vcuiiln that the genera. govorn ncnt should
make tic necessary Appropriation without
/ delay, to improve The navigation Of the Des
Noines and Rock Island rapids Of the Mia
s;ssipP; river. and for such improve meat OF
( the II inois and Rock rivers as survey, may
! demonstrate 10 be Necessary and practice be.
I Wings La Perfection is a preparation for
the skin 10 preserve and keep fresh and soft.
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TEE DRAWING
o. Til"
Opera House Art Association,
FIJI TAXI PEAcE oy TIE
Stage Of the 0perl House,
IN Hs afternoon If tie 2lst ct'Jr.na,y, cen.
..-.,... IL D ...i-.-l-

Tie House Jeizg under eng .e1ut flr tbs evening
It vii! be arranged ana sonllrtd solely tie Con-
n.ittse, shose official announcement sss been puSii,he
assisted by tie gentlemen following, VIZ have sptoI
tlcir invitation to b. present an srcs>n, + SPEC
tive cities:
Il E. Dominion, President Of Howard National D,nk,
rrs:ar
Da,l FaIslEer, OK Pl,-:rsr K psy-on Ba,tyn.
ChsHes ?. s,ielnsy President 8la..a,., Bans, Fan
River. -sztehUs.tts.
s-laael Cashier = Is-laas. Tria.;y nuaiias ,,s~
YORK
RAJ. IIelIen, LATE ca.is- Cro:sa N-,.onzl B.a eu
York.
Colo P,l william 3 Thom,s, rl,4. M-s.A.at, Th..a-
IeIpii4
Caleb 4. eel, Druggist, Ph.laIsls hia.
RcharI ris, Z L. Johnson C.. Tyre Tounisrs,
Ehlle-aIi z-a-
Walter lusr.a, Cashier o: tin Natl .aa! IHs-raa.e
Bank Of Detroit.
L s. Rass-, o., c-.gaier Ia.s-, Bankers, 81. Loui.
r-a- The csraa ats OF t., 4~-a-i.till wi. admit
ls,ieIs to the A..ise.
Sc 70 leiv = r.- -ssE j3r L.-ils.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

A C,i.brate1 FSeaoh T1eplroa2 Js, Jla UIlFse Jrc.s
Ioi,o,otf, UIrrruis o. luxurious Dias..
am happy TO assure you thai Tie Empress has
than answered tho expectations excited by the Of tho
first bottle IL the purpose required NEST par
feciiy and rossorrr anil cleanser of tile hair IL only
equalled by is qualities cooling and healthy aIPIa
ton 20 the scalp. A. III. CROSBY, III. d.,
- Concord, N. H.
have nsed "Dr. Chaussiers Empress for thu Hajr's
and pleased with the results ini |. the rurest and
slsansst rtic that have II is ali ii claims
TO be in oyery roepecs. LEONARD FRENCH VI. d..
Manchester, n. H.
Set my down aIn5ns those who have u,ed yorr
preparation thu Empress with much satisfaction Ihavs
used several others but give yours the decided Prssr-
It's action upon the hair. in restoring the coor,
is qaiak ard d.rIblc, and as dres.ias it smsrb.
DIR. ID. X. B0UTELLE,
Worcester, Mas.
have used Sd. Chaassiers Em-Tsss fer the Hair and
find the eleanes and best preparation hsyo ever seen
j. ". BARNEY, NJ n,
Lancaster n. II. |
take great pleasure iIs Recommending d.. Cbaussiess
for the bsir to the puslf being article
Of superior merit have assd other pref aratons
but for efficacy and cleanliness, and in fact in
spsct, this exccls them ali. DR. J. c. WALTON.
For sale by pinmick Dro, u. Kncu-si and Berki 4
Koch. decs-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Boyd's Balm never fails 70 cure Cholera
Mor5as and Diarrhea. Fer sue by Z. Y.
Griggs.
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e "A q L L
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
RI. e.. aWr.a,IaE:E, :. g..

q. - = a. a. ~ - L. "a - 49,
Successors to !i7yni Macy c. Manufacturers Of Agri
cultural Implements. Siekles Moving nvce &c. also
Neirs Pateht Premium Corn Pl5w, Earlors Patent
Riding and Walking pIow. wagon Lr-gs Corn s.lIers
Horse Powers, &c.
The Farmers psrc,aIly invitei 10 our
self Feeding Cora Shelters aisd TO ouF Corn "ows As We
az confident have ihs best articles in that line tho
market. VI also tue hardened shovss on our pows
S.yAics Moving Knites. Sections and RiTet o: every
t;T alway land Repairing prom pity attended TO-
Y. y. SWEETSER,
De. p, % L. T.. y. CiiATP.
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E..yn Ssc..sr EEeatI,crs.

)En LDs. LIVE GEESE FEATHERS IN hand and
ZsJSy f,r sale 10y GEO. W. PIERCE
Dee2? w. 10 IS Main 81, easl siie Fox River Bridge
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$4,000 REWARD
ShOrt-L legged Thief.

me HAE&EE ELfiiiY, who has been ia my employ
~ Jr t@'ne weeks tgt 1gt Iaa~-gy J-0 Fl. vita
from 0aa Hundred s.s fity 20 To llli rel Dollars OF
my Money.
Hs abort. daaIl.h 'o-kiog il ,i Iaa I,, -r stout
smooth f=ee grs, = ker. AMI twenty years old. Had
on hen hs isii a>rz LE- Aack uSeyCJst, quito log.
ish fa7 col1Ted pSns black ans p, s1;t nat tLrss
inch trim. lis h@s Lesu Ia the army, al czn.e it'll the
mission Hr.aii .ErrneEt from New Tork.
viii give Twenty-Five Dollars 70 ny per.on who will
deposit li. precious carcass ia sly az t4o UrIted
st-tes or tic sOrii, dead .liy.
f. C. PRESCOTT
Ezttcr rni FUR Dealer.
Jan 5-tf Ottawa II sal. county Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Wings La Perfection is preparation for
the skin 10 preserve and keep fresh and soft.
It contains no poison Of any kind, and will
moi iniure the most delicate skin. Sold by
D.ug-is, and Variety stores.
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c y tbe 81 u January, pair Of EAR RINGs. The
~ owner s.n lave th>m ~ ctlIIng c.. H. srhnei.
ers 'co Ser1 proving Prpp.rty and paying foy ;hs
asforil- a-n-nt> jan5-w
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Vie annual meeting lf thr Ia Sale Couuty Azrcul
i.gsl Society VIII bb hsi the Court House on Sat
urb.y. 16;h inst, a. I o'teock N.
la. a-3w II. L. BRUSH Secretary
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DIR. CHAUSSIER,S EMPRESS.

C,l,braied FSe,ot TsD1rds21, Js, ts IlirFss from
Hoi,orot., AInsral. L,iln.so.ss Dlas..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-03

FoR Acts Of Charity and Benevo-
lonco Philadelphia stands prominent
among her sister cities. During the
war she had our refreshment saloons
where thousands were fed while on
their way to the front" and now, in
order that the good work may be con
tinuod, it is proposed to provide for
the Orphans Of many of these brave
heroes who fell in defense of the stars
and stripes. For this purpose the
Washington Library Company of
Philadelphia was organized in aid of
the Riverside Institute of New Jersey.
Hero the Orphans Of Soldiers and
Sailors in all parts of the country will
be g~ratuitously educated and made
useful members of society, The Just
and honorable plan adopted for raising
the necessary funds for this charita.
BILE object has received the endorse
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ment.