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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
MONDAY, May IS.

Senate-No quorum-no business
House-The usual Monday food of resolutions
among which was one by Mr.. Carey in favor Of
paying the 500 bonds in greenbacks motion
to lay it on the table was lost by "a against ~,
and it was referred to the committee on ways
and means. .- IN. n r,rs- .t
Mr.. Schenck gave notice that on Wednesday
he should insist ON taken up the new tax bill
and ask its consideration from day to day until
its passage.
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st. Louis Market.

st. Louis, May IS.
Wheat--Dull and lower; choice fall at $500
1885, and No. l spring at $1.90Ql95.
Corn-Inactive; prices unchanged.
Oats-Steady at SO9S11ac
Barley-Quiet; sales of prime spring at $3.50.
Lard-Dull and heavy at 1S1l4916lls for prime
steam.
Eggs-Dull at zoe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
TUESDAY, May &c.

TUESDAY, May &c.
Senate-This being the day to which the
Court Of Impeachment had adjourned, to vote
ON the remaining articles, the senate galleries,
Hobbies, &c. showed their usual crowded condi-
ton, at an early hour, and this, although it
was understood that the caucus Of the senators
in favor of impeachment had decided in the
morning upon another postponement OF the final
vote
Immediately en- the meeting of the Senate the
Chief Justice took the chair.
The first motion made was by Mr.. Williams,
that the rule heretofore adopted as to the man
ner of voting on the articles be rescinded; which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Morrill, then moved that the court adj ourn
to the 23d of June. The vote resulted in "a
ayes and q nays, upon which the chair decided
that the motion was lost.
On motion of Williams, the Senate then pro-
ceeded to vote on the Cd article, and the result
was exactly as in the case of the 18th article
30 for guilty" and Is mot guilty"
The Sd article was next voted on, with pre-
cisely the same result s.-
1t was evident from these votes that impeach-
ment was dead beyond resurrection, and Senator
Williams (ladicaD thersupon moved that the
court adjourn sire de- which was adopted, all
the impeachers voting for it, and the anti-im-
peachers against it.
Thereupon the Chief Justice was directed to
enter of record the Judgment Of acquittal, and
the "High Old Court" dissolved in thin air.
After the adjournment of the court the senate
had brief session, during which Anthony declar-
ed rs false the newspaper reports that the Chief
Justice had attempted to influence his vote on
impeachment; Mr.. Johnson denied having dined
with the Chief Justice and Mr.. Fessenden de-
MED having had any consultation with him on
%1nc al, r,al - L
LiOuSe-No business was done, having attend
ed the impeachment trial in a body, as usual.
WEDNESDAY, May q.
Seaate-The House bill for the admission Of
Arkansas was taken up and debated at length,
the point in dispute being the provision that
Arkansas shall never hereafter be allowed to
change the universal suffrage provision of her
present black.and-tan constitution. No vote was
reached. ="
House-The internal tax bill was fixed for
consideration tomorrow. The rest of the day
was spent on the Indian appropriation bill.
THURSDAY. May %.
lSendte-The Arkansas admission bill again oc-
cupied large portion of the day, without CON-
ing TO vote The bill was opposed in strong
speech by Drake, OF No.
The committee to investigate the charge Of
corruption in connection with the vote on i'm.
parchment was announced, with Buckalew, q
democrat, as chairman. II.
A resolution to tender the thanks of the Sen.
ate to Stanton, went over on objection"
HOu@-A bill of some Importance was passed
in reference to the inspection of imported goods.
The bill makes Chicago st Louis and Cincinnati
ports of entry. s,
The House spent the rest of the day on tho
Indiana appropriation bill, without coming to a
vote. ~ I. - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
THURSDAY, Nav 81

iSenate-The attendance of members was 80
slim that ne business was attempted, but Sem
ator Henderson gave interest to the days sitting
by making speech in defence Of his vote on i'm
parchment, and giving his reasons for refusing
to appear before the inquisition of the managers,
in obedience to their summons.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Davis was there
upon taken up and passed, appointing a com.
mittee to investigate the charges of threats and
intimidation to infuenct the votes and action Of
senators. .-
Tho HaMas did no hnsiness
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
New York Market.

New York, May 49,
Flsur-Closed very quiet, without decided
change.
Wheat-Firm at S21SG210 for No. 2, and
SO 29G230 for No. spring.
Rye-Dull at S2039205.
Oats-Dull and heavy at e5G85l sc for western
in store.
Corn-Dull at $1.o6la@1O7}. for new mixed
western aaoat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Ottawa wholesale Market.

Ottawa, May 90.
There were Indications in the beginning of
the weak, of a returning activity in cur grain
market; but the rains Of Thursday again
blocked the roads for the balance of the week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
SpfGial alutitrs. 's"
DIR. J. II. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
hay DE CONSULTED At TIE
GEnER HOUSE, OTTAWA,

Aad at all other times ut the Dsresary for Discusses of
Eye and Ear, McVicker's Theater Building Chicago.
Jan. IS. IstS' a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
MarrieO.

At IIusos Mch the 2Gthiust by Rev Thos. Stalker
Dr. Chas j. Fairbanks Of this city, and Miss Jennie NJ.
0piykc, of Hrdsen. --.--,.. ....I.
In Washington, D. e., May 10, by Rev o. Bail, o: Cs,um
ba Tenpeof Honor s. Of AR Chas G. Campbell Of Ota-
Wa, H., aud Miss Alma Allen, OF the forHer city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
The House did 10 business.
FRIDAY, NAY %.

FRIDAY, NAY %.
Both houses were so taken up with the news
from the Chicago convention, that no business
was attempted in either, and both adjourned to
Monday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

II said OF the ladies of France Mat III Glass; they
the handsomes in the world. With their rosy cheeks anil
black hair who can hclp but think 70, Dr. yarass Pills
never f. to make the complexion Of healthy aad rosy
ysuur Ladies' try them Sold by all Dxuggists. sep9enw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
rMpEOyED LAMBS FOR SAlE.-I have 70

IMPROVED LANDS FOR SAhE.-l have for
sale OF tho best grain farms IN La Sale county sit.
uae four and one-half miles southwest Of Ottawa 1t con
tans leo acres all under good fences and in good state OF
cultivation sooi house, cribs &c and It is offered at
figures that cannot fail to suit In the town If Broofe'd
have the best stock and grain farm in this county and can
not be beat in tho State OF Illinois, contains 400 acres, 600
under good fences good dwelling and tenant house, BARN
Ie One Of the finest springs of water that appeared
above ground is on this farm Any person wishing to buy
farm will make money ly sailing before purchasing
have ao 50 or 40 lots Ia Ottawa for sale very cheap
Ottawa, Jan. ~. 1s67.-u WE. WHlTM0RE
NOTICE TO EUILDERS.--Scaed proposals for
" completing; before the first day VI september
next the east section Of the Sixth Ward School House ac-
cording the plans and specification, will he received by
tho rnicvgd, either of them, until o'clock Cd Friday,
9th June next Plans and specification may be .ecn ut the
Office OF Dckcy Rice. Proposals should he marked Pre-.
pos for 9th Ward School House, nnd be addressed to the
" Board of Hdueston" Compensation for making or pro
rirg proposal will not he allowed lSd. The right to
reject all proposals I, reserved by the Board Of Education
= f'.t Ht'' u. HoLLlCKER,
n. Il. COURTNEY, ,tl
j. II. RICE,
May .s-aw Building Conlmt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
( IO!At..
f. G.. KING

ia remo,cd lis mnehu,ry from c. II. Rugs cid reaper
~ tory 10 his new shop opposite Joseph Maerhofers resi-.
snce corncr of Superior pn Clinton Streets where ho
,ropaic cd to do all kinds of
4 Paaiag, Mttcl'ag, R-m''n9 d RiPp'na
On short notice, ThanShl for r'st patronage, VIII
AMI mrrit con,inuunce Of the same BY doing my work,
and doing II as cheap san 10 dono anywhere .
! Ottawa, May 90, 1868. q. KING
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

DHSS0LUTEON.-The co.partnership h, retofore eS
listing between A. Harris and n. Ward is this day dis.
suve by mutual consent All knowing thesercs indebted
TO the atc firm will settle their accounts at once with either
of tho Undersigned The business will DO continued ut the
old stand by A. Harris. A. HARRIS,
Ottawa NAV IS, lSis-25-Sw N, WARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
Cliica 60 Market.

Chicago, May 90.
Flour-Wthout change. White winter extras
$1225@1375; spring extras &c. 1850 super
fines a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
TUESDAY, Nav 1!

!. TUESDAY, May 10.
Seaate-The Senate had a very short session,
during which there was another failure to get up
the Arkansas bill for consideration. Adjourned
to Thursday.
Housc-Mr Eggleston made report in favor
of deepening the outlets of the Mississippi river,
on which there was some debate, but no action.
There being no quorum present, no business was
done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

The committee ON elections reported in favor
of Delano and against Morgan's right to seat
from the 10th district, Ohio. Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

WEDNESDAY, May 20.
House-Again no quorum present and no busi-
ness done.
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N~ EE IN s.1SsS @

At Small Advance on New York PR COS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30

~ These Teas comprise tn. Choicest Impo cations of
the season
them. NAV %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-30
1853 SUMMER oAnrAIGN 1893
RUSSELL'S FURNITURE DEPOT

The subscriber would respectfully inform his old custom.
es Friends and the people that he has considerably enlarged
his premises aud increased his stock with nearly every ar
Gle IN his lino in general demand As he has constantly
hani an ample supply of seasoned material his work must
give satisfaction.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
Well Paid Flattered and Happy.

Just now unprecedented number,
arc subscribing for The Grant COUNTY
Herald. This fact fills the measur,
of our ambitio as it's editor. L,
tiatters our vanity and ass Tres US. -oi
popular confidence. These new pal
rons imply abiding faith, not so much
in the principles we advocate IN the
Herald, as in our right intentions
and bold avowal Of sentiments.
We aim to make the Herald a use
ful home newspaper: one that tn,
people cannot afford to be without
The aim il to hold it above vicious
influences, and also above faction S
and local Influences. The Herald
claims to be no party organ nor Off
cial paper-theretore, pledged 10 NO
power Il is neutral upon no issue,
free TO discuss any subject. And ii
is radical upon all questions worthy
Of attention in the columns of coun,
" newspaper.
ToJrieaiiy patrons A kind word
commanding The Herald TO some new
settler, on newly married family, al
most iusures new subscriber.
i letter, wit1 namo. $500 and P
U. address. may be directed to Her
ul} Lancaster, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
The Church Union.

This paper has been entity enlarged to mammoth
proportions. is the ldygsst religious paper the
ic0rld. l. the leading organ Of the Union Movement.
and opposes ituaism, close communion, exclusveness
and chuch aste 1t ia the only per that publishes
HENRY WARD BEEcHER sermons whick it does every
week just they are AUTHORIZATIONS lusih 'ston
correction by him. II advocates universal suffrage;
union Of christians At the polls aud the right Of la
Dor. 1t has the best Agricultural Department Of any
paper IN the world pub hes stories for he family
and for the destruction of social evils It's editorial
management is impersona It's writer's and editors
from every branch Of the church and from every grade
Of society Ith been sptly termed the frees organ
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Such pap.r. Offering premiums of Sewing Machines,
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Every aggregation may obtsin Communion Ser
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Send tor copy. enclosing 10 cents to
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s.-subscriptiens received at the HERALD office.
rims
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for Sale.


sand ylug Ia tie town VI p teh 0roVe aud the farm
oFnier.y owned and occupied ~ ueorge Bsiienine.--
IKE tar has good house finished from cellar TO
ruof. with VOID IA and clsttrn attached 8 barn
& ieet, with sta1iing aud Tor root cellar the
whole szeoi the IN; there isstt1 house, house
aud hsh 10 Sc; there Is nun Der OF good springs Of
water, one Is hsaF the housr 10 Of
ston~ wall "a the lrn aud god quarry containing
TONES enough u icnee ts iarm orchard, anu one
% The best groves 81 aboui or 20 timber That
oh biakes PFarlv; ths rest Prairie high
state oi cultivation. viii slsU se 80 sii4cl
stlid lying mile tn the northeast ii the
above desnf ted iari said lot Is we'll tbrrad aud
tsresi VIII ell tne EiIIurr lot the farm,
"lh sell Tie la IA without the Iimtrr lot any
wanting the farm desire and reasonable prices.
Persous wishing IL purchase aud tne teGnIs ot
sale, VIII petse Cali t,Iber his residence
kVBEkf H. SLOAN
Patch Grove, NOV. is'h. 1865. -4tI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

John Bright has struck for the
abolition ofprimogeniture in England
and the total abolition of import ID
ties.
The Sheboygan Il Fond du Lac
Railroad is now running within sight
OF the latter ity.
Galveston is the only place in
Texas where greenbacks pass current.
The Democrat estimates the popu-
lation Of La Crosse AZ 1900.
England and Wales have 1.000,-
600 paupers.
Plenty Of snow and fine 81, h.
ing begins on Monday, De. Z.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
SPLENDIDLY ILL sTRATED.

The Model Newspaper Of cOuntry-complete In
all the departments Of an American Family Paper
HARPERs WEEKLY has earned for itself right 10 its
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Post.
Our future historians will enrich themselves ont of
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The articles upon public questiens which appear in
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mon sense. by Independence ami breadth " view -
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HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

Tho most popular Monthly in the Word-Nesc York
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NOTICE.

The arm Of Newell Tucker. sntists. Lancaster, Is
this iay dssolved-Nov 10tn. oS All debts due said
firm be settled by the first day Of January. SOC
NEWELL TUCKER.
Or Newell will coutinue business - old oficeever
Jones Drag Store, where his friend patrons will
fnd him ever viking aus anxl0 Is err tNen
his services. DC. Newell villa Wis Csssv e, Blooming
ton and Frnnimore stated periods, notice ~ which
will be eivea III the Herald Persons residing thu
c uutry would do well TO inform til DR.. few days
vious his time is generally engaged from one 70 t"1
weeks in advance
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1862.
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT or
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
STRAY CATTLE.

Taken up by the subs riber on Sec u IN the Town
OF Clifton. land owned by him aont the 10th Of
November SeS. white COW. with red ears come red
about the head and under bit out of the ieit thr.
year III past: also red and white most hfe
about three year old also rod yearng hi er with
small piece broken from the end of the left horn md
litile white on the be al-o rel an white
yeariihg heifer. most white behind, and tn horns
growing down towards the eyes; /. oil
red aud white red white belly. The owner
il requested prove property pay charges
and take said strayu away
SANFORD WILLARD
Clifton, Nov. ltth, 1898. 25w4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
PRAIRIE FARM


The subscriber offers his prairie farm for sale
tuated in the town of lster, tlrans Co Wis con.
sIetInS VI icuf Injured located miles south
OF Lancaster the rot0si road. Two hundred acres
under ptow; sIAty - wnH wheat The ground;
1here 4, Vl IT, itn god hvu<rs Staulo Z.x5o II
arh .ta xt4 u; corn 10 2-xJy cattle scrs
with yard attached iur 'lidiiug ali kinds 0i stock
twU sheep sheds -JSo u; n.e young orchard OF one
aahuTcd a4u tunty IL - o. Ite tFs growth. The
above !las plenty = ecii watered
and We fenced nios'y with good post ain board fence
Hue will be given part vi tie purchase money.
For Particulars enquire It the Tfatd office % ~ the
premises. LEWIS HOLLOWAY
Lancaster Hls., Nov. zUth, 1903. 25tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
STRAY CATTLE.

Taken M by the subscriber on or ahnnt Nov It'll
1868. lands occupied by him de- rii,ed ~ N T.
Sec ed T r. west. one red cow s years OLE next
white ter belly. star in forehead and
horn l0p~ed; also las spring calves redprnlably
twins--no narks. The is requested 10 pr0ye
property pay charges. and take sail stray
z. LYONS.
pItvI~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

The undersigned on-r- SAFE his Ae In the village
OF CassYiiie consisting three good ots
iortabie az Him., good wri cisteFn; the preli!s
about % bearing ait trees AID a lRrgt number
%! currdut bushes and towering shrub; stable
for u head Of horses CATTLE Terms, CASH OF part
ia cash and part in young stock.
Also fuf Nlti a good dwelling on eath
The above is rare chance Tor persons Gesirous of
sending thelf chiidgen geVd school, as CaSsviio
supports good district school for to months in
any place ia the county. None OF tbs prop
efty is a Of mile IRON she school iiou e
Apply 10 JOHN II. SNECLoDE.
Cas-. Iie. Ju Y Is, 1865. S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

The subscriber, residing two miles west Of Lancaster
wshs to sell the following lands, all liz Lancaster:
iwe ing; "a So. another farm Of 10 acres same am I
Improved wiki dwelling also, farm Of l20 acres 20
improved. ~ IA timber, dwelling worth 81 So barn
improvements, adapted for division into several
farms, plenty OF springs.
A | near 10 schools, mills &c. Price Of above prope
erty, Sl5 10 t]5 per acre. according to nproy ements.
HOWARD HALFERTY.
Fennimore. April %, 1868 47lf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
Stray COLTS.

Ia en- up by thu subscriber residing in the town OF
W. TIP on band owned ty him ia sal town. on or
nont the 81 day OF October 1868 fwo filav- about
ne year old last spring One hay wi white attipiu
lace; the other brpw1 atlerwis. a hack rnan with
star and -frp the hind foot white HHuut half way
10 The gamble: the other hind foot with some white :
~tth iightsh tail The owner il reque ted 90 prove
property, ply charges and take snd stra vs. away.
j HNSoN ASHER.
Nov tn 1893 .,.,,ts