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Council Proceedings.

SPECIAL MEETING,
Called by order of Mayor Brewer. for the purpose
of considering what further legislation may
be necessary for the general interest
Of the city Of Ottawa.
Draw, Monday, January IL, 1859.
Present-Mayor Brewer and Aldermen Rowland,
Bell Thomas, Strobel, Murray, Carroll, Leonard
Colweli, Burke Moore and Calkins.
The call for the meeting read after which
Aid. Thomas stated that . report from a committee
appointed at meeting Of citizens held Friday,
Jan. sth. was expected to be submitted and he
moved that said committee be requested to present
their report
Motion carried.
Mr.. A. Lynch, member Of the committee made
verbal report, tina; in consequence Of the sick
ness OF one of the members committee were not
prepared to make as full report rs was desirable
Nevertheless, he and another member Of the com
mttee had given the matter attention, and for the
information of council he would state that at a
meeting of stockholders of the Fox River Bridge
Company held Saturday, Jan. 9th. it was devel-
oped that majority of the small stockholders
would be willing to donate their entire interest for
the purpose of making Fox River bridge free
bridge. but the large stockholders representing a
majority OF the stock were unwilling to part with
their interest unless for = compensation of 30 per
cent on the capital stock OF the company. He fur
thermore represented that many citizens were will
ling to contribute to assist the city in purchasing
the bridge, provided city council should determine
10 purchase u NJ valuation made By commission
ers. as provided by the charter of the Bridge Co
| and that committee would make further report as
to the amour, Of subscriptions to city council al
its regular meeting be held January 12, 1865
Committee hai cslled upon the ofieers Of the II.
l,nois River Bridge CO., and from the information
derived from them satisfied that majority of
| the stockholders would not favor the project of
making it a free bridge, unless they could realize
at least par value on the stock represented; al.
though many Of those holding few shares might
donate them for the purpose OF securing free
bridge across the Illinois River.
The absence of the Superintendent of the gravel
road rendered il impossible for the committee to
| report on that part Of the business referred.
On motion Of Calkns, report was received
Aid. Moore's motion, to appoint q committee Of
three to report bill to amend the charter of the
city authorising the city council to levy per cent
Of taxation for city and school purposes great
er than that now authorised BY charter, was
carried.
The chair appointed Moore, Calkins and Thomas
said committee.
On melton Of Thomas. adjourned. 'e
Il. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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REGULAR MEETING.

Tuesday, Jan. Il, 1882
Prssent-Aayor Brewer. and Aldermen How.
land, Bell. Thomas. Strobsl, Murray, Carroll,
Leonard, Colwell, Burke. Moore aad Cxikins
Minutes Of the last regular meeting and special
meeting OF Jan. !. 1859, we're read and approved.
On motion Of Aid. Thomas, the regular order OF
business was suspended for tho purpose Of he.r.
ing the report Of the committee appointed at che
special meeting held Jan. IL. 1859, TO report bill
for the amendment of city charter.
Special committee, appointed at q special meet
ing OF city council held Jan. H. 1859, to report to
city council bill to amend the city charter Of the
city Of Ottawa submitted the following bill. with
a recommendation that our senator and represent
stives be requested TO use their influence to have
said bill passed BY the state legislature:
Ar Acr TO amend an act entitled Gan act to char
ter the city Of Ottsws." approved Feb. Is, 1858.
Re enacted by the People Of the State Of xot rpresensed
SEC. l. That the first section of Article Fifth Of
an act entitled An act to charter the city Of Ottawa
approved February LIST, A. D. 1883, be and the same
is hereby amended BY striking out Of said section
the words "One.half Of one per cent" and insert
ing in lieu thereof one and ono fifth per cent.
SIC. 2. This act to be in force from and after its
passage.
On motion Of Burke, report was received.
On motion of Colwell, the committee Of citizens
appointed at a meeting held Jan. IL, 1869, to act
with special committee Of city council in relation
to matters referred to said committee Of city coun-
Gil, was requested to make report.
Committee reported that in consequence OF the
limited time allowed for the consideration of the
subjects referred, they were prepared to report
only on the matter OF making the bridge across
the Fox River free bridge, and recommended the
passage Of the following ordinance by city council
by them deemed necessary to effect the object de.
sired: +tl AAH
De srtlaned BY w CITY Cb.cl Of the CITY Of Olawa:
That the bridge across Fox River on Main street.
in the city Of Ottawa, BE- purchased by the city Of
Ottawa, in accordance with the provisions Of the
act Of the legislature Of the State Of Illinois, au-
thorlsing the erection Of said bridge, and that the
city attorney b directed TO take the necessary
steps to secure the purchase Of said bridge BY said
city. AZ
Az an evidence Of Che sentiments OF citizens in
terested committee presented the following petit.
ton, signed BY two hundred citizens. the number
OF which might have been greatly increased but
for the want Of time e.' Il, l,..', ~ (,
To ne Honerebls, ~ AayUr and Aldwz~es Of ~
CITY Council u H. ETY. If OADsea: a
You. pet!tisners would respectfully stale that
ths toli bridges have been since lhvir erection .
serious drawback 70 the prosperity Of our city.
he collection Of tolls tts6 persons who desired to
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market their produce in our city has in time be-
come to them such intoierable grievance that
they have and now are even to their damage, seek
ing other markets to avoid Ottawa. As a natural
consequence, the neighb0ring towns iacrea sing
IN wealth and population. while Ottawa is actually
decreasing in both. For the reason that Il greater
extent OF territory, (Which without a toll bridge
would naturally be tributary to Ottawa lays south
been the most damaging TO Ottawa; but at the
present time, when meetings have been held in the
towns which lie east Of Fox River and the people
at these meetings have resolved that they would
avoid Ottawa until the citizens of Ottawa should
allow them to cross the Fox River bridge free of
toll the necessity for making the Fox River bridge
free Immediately becomes indispensable
We. therefore, pray of your honorable body that
you take such measures rs you are authorized to
take by the charter of the said Fox River Bridge
Co. to have said bridge placed in the hands of the
%ty government as free bridge for the use of
the public.
On motion of Moore, report was received and
ordinance recommended adopted.
On motion ofrhomas, city attorney was directed
to report to city council at its next meeting bill
suthorisiug the town of Ottawa. and other towns
therein named, to purchase the Illinois River
bridge and gravel road extending from the south
side of said bridge through the towns of South
Ottawa and Farm Ridge.-ssid bill, if approved by
city council, to be sent TO eur senator and repre-.
sentstives with the request that they their in
duence to secure the passage of the same; also a
Public Works for the city Of Ottawa.
Regular business reSumed. sos
Petition of K. l.. Waterman and others, asking
city council to appoint P. l.. Marsh city weighmas.
ter, on conditions of proposal submitted with petit
ton, was presented. aM ',e ~
Moore moved TO receive and appoint p. l.. Marsh
weighm.ster. on the condition OF proposal.
! Amendment by Burke, to refer to committee on
streets and alleys, for report to council At next
session, was carried. y ts.s f-'ft
Ayes-Bell, Thomas. Strobel, Murray, Corroli,
Leonard. Colwell. Burke-S.
Noes-Howland, Moore, Caikins-3.
Motion - amended was then adopted.
On molten Of Thomas, the order of city council
ordering the bill of Jno d. Cation. for by drant and
water for the supply of the same TO lie on the ia
BILE, was reconsdered and DILL referred to finance
committee.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Ottawa Gas Co.. gas account $249 90
COlwell Clark d Co., fire dept account, "a Is
Peter Meyer, do 10 OO
+. A. Corners, do 7 80
b. Moore, court fees, Sc 90
Walter Good. jailor. IA GO
Osman Hn psman. printing, 43 81
Edward Butter, supervisor, Ill 66 90
Adjourned to Thursday, Jan. IA, 1859.
X. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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The instruction is evidently as stubborn as
ever. notwithstanding the offer Of unconditional
pardon, BY the new Captain General, to all in
surgents who lay down their arms. The Span
ish garrison at Baysmo is closely besieged, and
will probably be obliged to surrender to the in
surgents. The Havana papers are full of reports
Of all sorts Of successes by the Spanish troops
over the insurgents, but they so wild and
contradictory as to be entitled to no considers
tion
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The CLEARING OUT SALE at the store OF Scott.
Houtz & Co., has, next to the bridge excitement,
been the great sensation of the week. They are
selling caicos from 10 cts. up that were worth Is
cts and up not long ago and all other goods in
that proportion Remnants are nearly given away.
Shawls, blankets, Hsnnels, &c, at slight adj.
vance on the cost of the raw material
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SPECIAL MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF IRE Or.
TAwA Fox RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY.

SPECIAL MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE Or.
rAwA Fox RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY,
Convened at the office OF F. A. Sherwood on Wed
nesday, January 18th. Present. John G. Nattin-
shares; Z. H. Raymond 8 shares; 3. Thorson. !
share; G. w. Pierce. 9 shares; John Manley, ;
shares; r. iThorne, 3 shares; p. Godfrey, shares;
H. +. Clark, 2 shares; J. Wood. 2 shares, J.
Strawn, ! share q. God. l share ;sWm. Green, /
share, and w. H. w. Cushmsn, 20 shares, by A.
Lynch, proxy; =. ,. Gridley !, Mrs Macy 5. g. T..
King 2, s. began 2, Mrs. Tutle 4, by John Stout,
proxy; II. Shuler, IA shares, by E. Il. Raymond,
proxy. One hundred and eight shares represent.
ed out of l39 shares of said stock of said bridge
which 1879 shares include seven owned by the city
Of Ottawa.
On motion OF Andrew Lynch, Mr.. John G. Nat.
finger was elected chairman Of the meeting and
Mr.. Lynch, being called upon, stated the object
Of the meeting; after which the following rssolu.
tions were unanimously adopted: et.
Gloves, Mits, Thread Laces, Lace 4 Lii
Handkerchief, French GIove-fitnnx
and other COrsets, Linen Colla,y
and Cuff, Stamped Skirts.
FRENCH BEAuTIFIER,
Fer Removing Tan and Freckles irsm the Oomulsxiop
Mrs. GREGG's MILLINERY HoOI
Corner sf L. Sale and Nad,soa stxssts,
II Over Fay = Shervood's Bank.
49, Mrs Gregg has just received her new 7
FALL STOCK OF RONNETS q HAT
And New Styles Of Millinery in genera,
And invites the ladies' usual to call and examine
stock Thankful for past fvors she soicits conpu,r
Of the same Her goods Of the incest quality a.
pattern b0nnets imported direct from Pars Price
suit ALL
Bleaehin:, Pressing and Renevating
Done as usual Stamped Embroideries Braids Enbreds
silks and Chenlles constantly on hand Alss !
Stamping and Pinking Done on Short Noted
! TNAIy- ,ryA.F P-S~vrr0v 49,
RESOLVED, That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the Ottawa papers.
On motion Of r. Thorne, the meeting adjourned.
JOIN G. NArrNGER, Chairman,
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Providence permitting the new Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Farm Ridge, La Sale coun-
ty, ILL.,, viii be conscrated to the Triunc God,
on Sabbath, January cath, 1869, at 1Olls o'clock.
Neighborng ministers and the people generally
are invited TO attend.
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JOHN Stout, during the week has been 40 sb-
sorbed in the free bridge business that the boys
ions to his statesmen were to "sel lower than any.
body else-what's the odds Wen make il oil up
when the bridges are f:ee." The boys did big
business, ubet.
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PETEKsoNs MAGAZINE, Demorests Mirror Of
Fashion, Ballou's Monthly, Pleasant Hours, Ar.
thurs Home Magazine, Once Month, and The
Childrsn's Hour, for February, and all late pub.
locations, school books, stationery. pocket books
&C., at OsxAN & HAPEMAN's. west of Court
House Square.
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Mavne congratulates the country on the return
of public confidence and the general resumption
Of industrial pursuits.
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Rem advertisements.
HERRING,s PETBNT CHAMPION
rIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES!
Great Conhagation on Lake St.

Treat Confiagatlon on Lake st.
CHICAGO. Jan. 81, 1883.
Messrs HERRING / Co.. 30 State Street:
Genemen-In the disastrous fire Lake st. which
red the night Of the 2sth had Of your No
Folding Door Safes, whsh lay in the burning ruins until
Yesterday afternoon, and great the heat that the
brass knob' and plates mslts entirely OF. UpOn
opening it, after exposure Of about ortyeght hours
pleased to inform you that found its contents
sstng Of valuable hooks and papers all preserved in
splendid cosdton; in FACT the inside Of the safe looks
rncd ssme II the ef the books loose.
We we'll pleased with the resut and would add that
safe that preserves its contents WE'LL proves to be fire.
proof indeed. Yours rssps ctfuly,
en-. HENDERSON 4 co.
The Safe Of M-s.rs. =. NJ. Henderson / Co. be
seen sidewalk Please call and at No. 40 State at
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION sAPEs.
The vetor than 500 accidental Ares Awarded the
Prize Medals At the worlls Fair London; Worlds Fair
New York; and Exposition Unvssslle Paris Manufacture
ed and hr sale by tr,4t
HERRING & 60,
10 State street, Chicago, Illinois.
Factory. Corner fourteenth and Indiana Avenue,
Jan 16-am.
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@arrteD.

assisted By Rsy. l. Scssc. NJ Amsss Chd of ftss.s
and Ma Anna Rmsry, dAashss Of sciAAg slsssynAs.
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the annual meeting of the La Sale County
Bible Society will be held ON Friday, the 10Th
of January inst, at the First Congregational
Church, in Ottaws.
All friends ofths Bible cause in the county
arc invited - attend the above named meeting,
aad thus manifest their interest," in the important
work Of the society.
The Rev. Mr.. CLEGHoRN has consented to I'd.
dress the meeting, at tho evening session, to BE-
followed by ether speakers a. time may permit
We hops that all friends Of the cause will let
1t be seen that they are in earnest in the noble
work Of making the Bible the book Of the world.
Editors Free 7rader-Permit me, through the
medium of your most excellent journal, for and
in behalf Of the ladies and congregation of the
Catholic church, to return their most grateful 40.
knowledgmsnt and sincere thanks to thu many
who contributed 10 literally to our fair lately
held in this place. Our fair was great success,
for which we are indebted to the Kindness and
liberality of the citizens Of Ottawa La Sale.
Dayton, Seneca and vicinitiss. It would be in
vdious to attempt to siagle out those Of the DON
gregation who, by most liberal donation and ~.
auous endeavsrs, contributed 20 much TO the suo.
cess Of our fair. All did nobly, for which We
wish them success prosperity and tsnfold recon.
penae. Again, kind friends, accept our thanks.
MRS MARIA VAuaAEY,
Seneca, JAN 10. PREF Ladies Socsssv.
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FRENCH BEAUTIFrrR.

TNATy -,.y1.F P-suUzr0v 49,
RESOLVED, That the foregoing resolutions be
published in the Ottawa papers. VIII IT.
On motion OF r. Thorne, the meeting adjourned
JOIN G. NArriNGER, Chairman,
+. A. SHERwoop, Secretary.
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FORECLOSURE.

STATE OF VERMONT, l''LrsIA }: busy. vs.
FRANZ Il. CLIFFORD AND
Caledonia County. HE>EY L. CLIFFORD.
In Chanccry at ST Johnsbury lst Tuesday Of Dccem-
Der, a. u. 1869.
Petition for foreclosure OF Mortgage executed by aid
Frank u. Clifford said iiuuGy, 18th February l~65
of IL OF The original Right f Ehencz.r FlalG No
- in hc allotment of Lyndon. IN said county, known
. VIM. { Morgan farm and the same that day -od
iy r;ui BIudy to sud Clifford, said mortgage being 20
secure IL" purch money sp ciiet in tn condition
thereof Wit of seven pruiTsory notes. dated the
d4y, for hundred dol AT the ii day of Oc-
Der tn five for two hundred dollars each,
bic in three, four and i've year., and for
hundred and nifty dollars. payable in six year al;
" tn interest annually. winch i'd and the
ition rokyn. and the sand Henry T.. Clifford said
y deed otherW ist from the sIIl Frank Il. Clifford
To- max claim the premises subject F;id mortgage
the petitioner prayin that the equity of REDEMPTION of
tn, said Frank B. Clifford and Henry r. Clifford in the
prrmi-,s h. force Osed sreebly to law, and citation du
ssucd L. aid Defendants to maxi thciI le-ona APP
-Rd court and answer thereto, which hath
been duly filed in the clerks Office of said court In ChGu
ccry hive der OF notice Published 10 said De
frnlinl resilient out of the state. WheGrupon It
that notice of the pendency of sail -ut De
given TO th said Frank Is. Clifford and Hcnry l.. Cit
ro,d hy publication of the substance of ad ton ana
this order weeks excessively the Caledonian IN
st Job: shury the lsst publication T. be At least 20 day
m fore said term Of court that they appear AZ said cur
in st John bury lid Let day Of SAID term and an
sy,r thereto dated II. phEsbIry, October l. 60.
| ELISHA MAY, Dept; Clerk.
| G. L. & Il. W. CAHOON, solicitors. s2-s4
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FORECLOSURE.

fOhtCtOSUht.
STATE OF VERMONT, SrN.S C"HIIs. W
JEs-E II. FEIkER AND
Caledonia County, :. MARH FELKEE.
In Chane r. At -. Joh sbury let sday Dec. 1869
The petition shows the pcfcnd,nt tho irrt DAY Of
Ne.sIk described NJ about = OF land Right
NO -, Will &c orig nal proprietor, andi all and
the land detde To- Jesse +. Friktr by Amos Dol
luF March 3D. lS,a. OF which said Icssc y Mary then
resided, conditioned that said jesse 2. Fclkrr pay
cause be paid OF two hundred dollar sgut
by said Fckcr and by the said Simon Il Corli-, his
zrcty payable to II. ". Esstrrhrook- demand, .ud
annually, which note the said Cor hah been
compelled pay and the int rest thereon whereby the
condition uf said mOrtg Is hrOkcu-and the Pet ton
further shove that prior 10 the execution of aid
mnr,, gage on wit, the 3l@ dly OF August. lS6>. the
left ndcnts 10y their deed If mortgage duly cxecut 10
IL ". Eastcrhrnok of thar date, of the prem
conditioned for the payment OF not TO the said
Eastrrbrooks of that date Tor hundred dollars on
ia also been ell d to pay TO his raid lien
and The expense If fOrecl 'surc. with which he was
threatened by said tatrbrooks and prays in equity to
Law, the tsckrd to his laid and have
the equity If rcdcmpti in said pr isc OF said jesse
Il. Fclkcy and Mary Frk,r, both aid mortgage
fOroco-rd Irceably I" law and citation O. raid Jcs
FCIkc. and Mry Felix, having issued and may fail
Of b. of the acuce of -ad Jesse from this
and aid petition and citation being fled in the
CLERKS office said court, II IL ordered that notice Of the
prd:cy siI suit be given the rnd nts by publ
cation of the III of said Prt and this order
tire, weeks succcSrivcy i'll the CaledUhan st johns
bury tn las publication he AT least 20 dys before the
on sal day. Dated ohnzbury, 18th day of oct
1862.
ELISHA MAY, Dept. Clerk.
q. c. Il q. W. LAIiUON, SOLICITOR. s2-nt
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Martin B, Gibbs Estate,

Caledonia D.Iritt. S. at the probate ONCE, in
Johnsbury said district on the 23tn day Of Oco
Der, A ID. ls6y.
Sarah j Gibbs, admiuistrtrN of the estate Of
Martin b. Gibbs, late OF ST. JOhnsbuTy, said
deceased, presents her administration account
examination and allowance aud makes application
OF salI deceased.
WhereupOn, # ordered by said court that SAID &C.
said application be referred session OF said
court TO be held al the probate office IN st. Johnsbury,
on the 18th day OF Now A. D. lsoy, Tor hearing and
csion thereon And IS further order that notice
given TO all persons interested, by publication the
same three weeks successfully in the CaledOnlan a
newspaper published at ST. Johnsbury previous saiu
time appointed Tor hearing that they appear AZ
SAID time and place and show II they may
nave why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made BY the Court, Attest,
S-S5 ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
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| 20 south as teachers of the Freedmen.
Their expenses are borne by Frederick
Billings of Woodstock. and j. G.. StimsOn
| If Norwich.
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Guule ~ Il 1aufhu's Column.
FARMERS HEI PER

bows how 10 DOUBLE PROFITS FARM,
and how farmers and their can each make $500
MoSrH in Winter. 10000 copies will be mailed free
farm II. SIND n-m, and lddress to ZEIGLER McCUR-
DY Il CO, Springfield. Mas. S3-ST