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ReunSon OF La sale Co. soldiers.

EditOrs Frse 2rader-Having noticed in vari-
Gus papers accounts Of reunions Of companies
and regiments in almost every ,ounty in the
state, the question has occurred to mo many
times, Why cannot the soldisrs of La Sale Co.
have reunion, only on larger and more gen.
erous scale than most company or regimental or
ganizations? Surely La Sale. the second coun-
ty in the state, in point Of wealth, population
and number of troops sent to the field, and sec
ond to none as to the efficiency and bravery Of
those troops, ought not to be the last to move in
this matter. Then why not have general re-
union of all La Sale County soldiers, "horse
foot and dragonsf" Let the laying OF the cor
ner stone Of the soldiers monument, or some
other event connected with it, be fixed for the
will be absent from the "Roll.call." By means
of such reunion, at such q time, much valua-
BILE information could be cleaned in regard to
the noble dead of La Sale county, and many of
their names added to the monument that might
otherwise be lost, and at the Same time very
substantial amount raised to help erect the
monument. Every true soldier who has not
already given for that purpose will do so, and
literally too, to see this much talked Of and long
neglected monument to our fallen comrades final
ly completed Aside from this sacred duty, I
can conceive Of nothing so gratifying to every
true soldier OF La Sale county, as to meet in
one general assembly our comrades IN arms.
with whom, shoulder to shoulder, we have faced
danger and death 30 many times; to recall the
"reminiscences of the camp. the march, the scout
and the forage; to fight our battles anew and to
renew old friendships and associations and form
new ones.
Then, fellow soldiers can we not have . grand
reunion of all arms? Who is there among us
that cannot afford to spend at least one day for
the sake of once more meeting those tried and
true comrades of other daysY Judging from the
generous unanimity with which the citizens Of
Ottawa have always joined to do honor to the
soldier in the past feel assured they would again
welcome to their midst, with their wonted liberal
hospitality, the survivors Of those who went
forth to do battle for and sustsin the honor of
La Sale County.
l make these suggestions, knowing that the
scheme is entirely practicable and would meet
with abundant success, if some Of our energetic
Ottawa soldiers and citizens will only take hold
| of the matter and set the ball in motion Once
started, its own momentum will carry it to a
successful and glorious termination can
vouch for the cordial aid of the rural districts.
All soldiers to whom have mentioned it are
enthusiastically in favor of a reunion.
Respectfully,
J. G. CAMPBELL
| Streator, Aug. 81, 49, Late of Goth III. Inf
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Our Bellows.

NOT wishing to be outdone by competitors,
even in the matter of bloning, we have contract.
ed with King. Storm d Hurricane for the con-
struction a bello,cs, with which to do the No,e.
ing nor on, firm. Its receipt will be duly
nersidea. In the meantime we would state
cand'diy for the benefit of the fec, who trade at
other places that ours il by fan the best place to
MAKE their purchases not only in the matter Of
getting better goods at lower prices, but the cer-
tainty OF increased Prosperity and good health.
Our customers are seldom sick, and consequently,
but rarely if ever die.
LYNCH, BEATTY & O'KANE.
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Agents.

ALrx vAuGH.Y Eq our authorized agent at Seneca,
H. receive pay for old subscriptions to the Free
Trader and oontrss, for job printing, &c All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY, ESQ.,. our authorized Agcntat Leland,
In county receipt for subscriptions TO the Free Ira
der, advertising. &c.
a. c. DoSAGHo, Esq, and G. W CuNNINs are our autho.
rzed agents receipt for subscriptions 20 the FREE IRA.
pwR for advertisements &C. AZ the town OF Streator In
this county. ~,
J. W BROWNE ESQ., is authorized agent at Farlvie.
In this county receipt for subscriptions TO and ADVERTISE
ment in the Free Trader.
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NV. 2w. / NJ. q NJ. ls N. M.IIY.
Ten lines Of Nonpareil make one sauai e.

Z.
Advertisements not under contract b, plainly mark
length OF time desired they will be continued
charged for until ordered ont.
Business and professional cards exceeding five lnes
Inserted at FIVE dollars per lines fifty cents
per line extra.
Transient advertising In all be paid strictly In
advance.
II Yearly advertisers, disseminating their advertise
mens before the expiration of contract will be charged
the full rates above. Ezra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other notices with their regu
lar business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per line.
II In no case will these terms be departed from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

The rush to Hulls for new goods these days is
certainly heavy, but by no means surprising
when one comes to see the goods and ascertain
the prices at which they are being sold. 1t puts
one in mind of old times to zee good calicoes 60
ing at ~ cts. and shilling, and deaines at from
% to 40 cts Such wonders are common enough
at Hulls.
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Look Out,

We being modest firm and not given to blow
ing, would like 10 know how large a round.
square or cube meal is We give men all they
want for Forty cents and team to hay in the bar
gam. Also Fresh Oysters received twice week,
warranted, and game in season, got up in any
style At all hours. Try US. Exchange Hotel
and Coffee House, Formulas & Wade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

JUST NOW Reddiok e. Gillen beat the world
on alpacas. You will think so on seeing the
large quantity they have just received from New
York. There is not color or shade that cannot
be found on their shelves either in alpacas, mo-
hal; or poplins. 1t is positively said that goods
now retailing in Chicago at 70 cts, can be bought
at Reddck & Gillen's at 45 cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

The lady who at Turner Hall
Danced 10 divinely at the ball,
And tripped the feet the best Of them Ill
Wore CATERS bought of Joe Megafin.
And all the lassies we daily meet
So gaily tripping down La Salle street,
With dimpled smiles and pretty feet,
Wear CATERS bought of Joe Megafin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

]. Milton Smiths horse fair commences at
Mendoza next Tuesday. The indications are
that it will be decided success. The weather
promises to be all that can be desired, while we
are advised that the applications for stable room
up to Wednesday were largely in excess of such
applications at any previous fair, except the big
one few years ego at Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

TEN THOUSAND is pretty big figure, but
comes short Of the present number of boots,
shoes, CATERS and 70 on, of all styles known in
the trade, that are now offered by Child & Bro
at prices that positively make it expensive to go
barefoot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

The place to find nice sugar cured hams,
shoulders, breakfast bacon, pork and dried beet,
everything in the grocery line, fruit OF Ill kinds
such as peaches, apples, blackberriss, whostle-
berries, &c, is at B. F. Baldwin's, La sale St.
The highest cash price paid for choice butter,
fresh eggs and young chickens.
Goods delivered in any part Of the city and
South Ottawa.
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#arrieD.

In Ottawa the cath day of August 1859, by ~ u. smith,
ESD, Mr. ADAM RUSH 10 Mrs. JANE BABB, both of MI
monk, WoodiOrd county, LII.
ON the lat ns at tho residence of the BRIDES father near
Ottawa Rev NJ X. Whittlcscy. Mr.. LOTHR0P PEIk!NS,
of the nrn OF Grdley Bristol n Perkins, to Miss EMMA
| WATERMAN, daughter Of h. l.. Waterman, Esq.
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DOnst Com plain.

The invincible Bowman don't seem TO be at
all dishearteLed because all the candidates. at
the republican convention on the 3lst alt were
not nominated. One thing is settled fact, when
a good likeness Of any kind is wanted, Bowman
is elected 10 take it, hence the indifference.
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING ANp AKKIvAI. or MAILS:
Temperance Orders.

LOG T., orT.w. Lopez No. fs5: Meets every Friday
evening In rhUIr hall ChecveTs Ncg Block T.. Smith, W.
Il. ;. Geo. W. Lamb. ". {. I
or H. LIyE OA1 TggPLE 40. lsuba-lnate}: Meets
cry Tuesday evening their hall Chceycrs Block.
c. G. Morse, W. C. I. John Dckerman. W. r.
Ainnehsha Social Temple NOT meets in the New Hall In
Cheever. Block Thursday evening. Miss Ella Grow,
r. T. Geo. ". Hunter H. p. T. Mrs. Thos. Ready, >. RI
Al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

A dollar saved is dollar made,
Or another dollar left to trade.
Dollars thus saved will soon pile high,
For you ridhor get, the more you buy;
At least so the good people say
Who trade with L., B. & OK.
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1g)ie0.

At hs residence In Rutland Ia Sail. county Illinois on TIE
ness wsich no bore with christian patience and fode,
GEORGE SPENCER, In the Slst year or MS aye He was for.
State In 1855.
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EARLY ROSE PoTAToEs-We have from Mr..
H. L. Brush some fine specimens of the famous
Early Rose potatoe. Mr.. B. finds them, by actual
test, two weeks earlier than any other potato wo
have had in this region, and of good quality. He
has raised about 20 bushels which he proposes
70 sell for seed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

FIRST FRESH OYSTERS OF THE SEASON mo.
body can get much ahead of Jim Cross in the
way of procuring the 'luxuries Of the season."
Fresh oysters are already the fashion at his pop
ular dining hall opposite post office block where
you can buy them by the plate, can or case
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JOBPING DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for dong all kinds OF Job Work, in the va
r!ou. styles Of the surpassed th. section and
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
line to give call BY the udclous and liberal use Of
pnters INK many mans fortune has been made and the
field Is stll open. Tryit
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04
Public Schools.

All the public schools of this city, except in the
third ward open for the fall term on Monday
next. The building in the third ward is still
undergoing repairs, and will not be ready for q
week or two
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I. q. q. r.

OTTAWA LoDGs No. Il: Meets every Thursday evening.
Lessng Lodge No SO German LODGE meets every We'd
nesday evening at their Lodge Room In Cook u Oloyers
block.
Daughters OF Rebecca Meet the hrst Tuesday
ming Of each month.
OTTAWA ESc,apIlryT No. 81; Meets the second and
ouTth Tuesday evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

The Rochester century plant, nineteen feet
high and with over two hundred blossoms, is
now in Chicago on exhibition for the benefit Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
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H. Walther is in the fruit and peach trade.

Agood stock Of Blank Books Memorandum
Books and Pass Books, cheap, at Osmap \
Hapemsn's.
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goods, but tile arrival of new goods has been at
the store Of Scott, Houtz & Co. 1t is necessary
to stay up all night to get up much ahead Of
them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

FRESH OYSTERS Mr. Mitchell, at the Eure-
ks Dining Hall. is already in receipt of Fresh
Oysters, gobbled up less than week ago on the
sea coast. They are in prime order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

DOG Decentralization is directed to the ad.
vertisement in another column of very valus'
BILE setter dog having been lost. The dog is more
valued for his home than his hunting qualities
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04
The Republican Convention

The Republican COnvenuon
Did not diminish the crowd at Ca!kius' lumber
yard He was busy all day, and no woadsr,
when he sells lumber at $l6 per N. Three boat
loads arrived for him this week.
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Scott, Houtz & Co. have just received very
handsome line of blue and green kinds, for which
there has been great deal of inquiry Of late.
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Announcements.

We are authorized to announce the of WILLIAM Il.
MlLLIGAN candidate for the office of County Clerk at
the coming election to tho decision OF the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

Davenport Brothers will be at lurn Hail.
Nov. 90, for one night only, IN their mysterious
manifestations.
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences.

Meet, ir. Thurday MONTH IN Or. j. Pauls build
Ing Donations BIRDS insects and petrfsctons solicited
J. Paul President. W. W. Calkns, Secretary.
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Hoor SKIRTS First quality Of hoop skirts
have been somewhat scarce about town Of late.
A very fine lot has just been received by Scott,
Houtz & Co., direct from the manufacturers.
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An opportunity is now offered to our citizens.
to procure that most desirable of articles a per-
tect spectacle. Mr.. O. Trask is sole agent for
Lazarus 81 Morris celebrated spectacle, If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

DREws BUSINESS COLLEGE will reopen in
Hammalle's Hall on Main st. on Monday, Sept.
18th. Send for Drew's College Monthly, which
will give particulars,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

A few first rate garden wheelbarrows for sale
cheap, by Geo. Churchill, at his residence in
West Ottawa.
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&. A.. Ik.

HEAD QrAErEps G. A. Il, Ottaws Ills, April {, k6S-en.
ersl Orders No 0.rhe Encsmpment will hereafter assem-
bic Monday evening each week instead of "Wednesday
evening heretofore. BY order Of Post Commander.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-04

For Choice Michigan Peaches! Pesches
Peaches !! to put up, 90 to H. Walther's.
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SCHOOL Books, Of all kinds used in the city
and country, at reasonable prices, at Osman u
Hapeman's.
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For ice cream, candies, nuts and all kinds of
fruit, go to II. Walther's.
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THE WONDERS OF THE PRIMITIVE WORLD.
No. 9, just received at Osman d Hapeman's
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LOCAL MATTERS
CITY DIRECTORY.
GOING wgsT

Commencing Jane 9th, 1859, trains viii pass Ottawa
station a. follows:
, 1869-09-11

The Asass,tA Ata tirtt.,ss $a,srirt- -=tsnsv
tiaa attstts4 ( tUt Ntln THlh I'ttuF-
ustet4 hraAETI Nt stis, .st4tln far fluFn
tls.sh sioh,ss.
htr fnaA, hepl. hh-A tAtranln4 despatch sars
MT. lrlIamIh lfAutea Ia iiHllu nattse4! IN HiuIu
tn"ra !elIan tTl'tN. hn' III thlainrIA,an tit In Ell.
tinrs Il by tha teat antEufl.lra. u,eIlliueas, ia
satisfy rtrr,tnstf, III" N"tk u rrhrri'. tf1niAh
Ing Inc RI lnrutInn II shu niue, III IN, car1u,t III
aEAn tnnnsTGwt with htl',lisnna. KanAa Ut tltn.
nnt1 every H'shinr nnol AMI coIacf e1r'rei
Tho funeral OF tnrty -hreb Riihera ta-aJ WAA Rn
event vt nnHsua' lt1ErrcssascnraA- \ solemn so-
Illiem rRs toitt hJ thc city bells, nAgs "crn hung
Vt haltnsas1, stntes wese Cloied, tho principal
!tarc'! IN mourning. AMI oil tho working popua-
ton Of Scranton appeared TO hare bctakcn then-
te1Erh tu AsouuAlt, one train Of tht1yscyen lshs-
tSc St" eeens a oi % she la,s % 'l,sa.tsrs T. great
VIA the crush that two men wcrs
"a he sas .n cut to rns
down tho tuiltuad uack for niles 4 rass 1ua-
Ios1sy Of those nrcscnt came purify f5om motives
DRESSED ii COSTUME more bcd:;,ne picnic than 4
| funcTa,, Fad amonE many III the nep thtrr was I
!rstty ant tutrnsfs OF manuts hckteE adapted 10
ias teshoo,hooa = Of rr'ze'f'ns tina 4 solemn
| A great deal OF controversy Is soa9 % ia town
on the question Of who Is to blame for tue Present
inefficient NAY Of EcntA&lnQ the 1llnsB aud Efy4
lng protection to tho DtncsA One s.dc insists II ID
tic ullEcrs who arc to BLANC. for Il they chosc 10
| raJ, Tie will not work Ha noy rlnc which Ia un.
dent 10 The aaait, "asne owncra OF mlnca
! non!i quickly kcr II WAS their interest 10
hs ,,,E pDeF no a49 ' -,
sa,, viii take the r1t Of working anrxheln pro
| ytled they arr paid. aun arr u utterly !ulEtlcnl
to palpa.,s danger II tho Aaor who socs 10 sea 1t
Tun1rrtrn14, Sept lo-Tne Commercial Ell
| change has voted t2,"N, and tico. ". Chllis hAs
e,seu 4, l,ceo. Ter thc relief of tic Asondalo suffer
, 1869-09-11
OHIO.

Fofiticnt-Hr*o1utt OF rx-AFiaT
Officers In reference 10 the Donsh
OF General lfn1r3iIta-AtI for tnc
Avol1dalc Sufferers - Cincinnati
city ltcmK, cite.
srec.M Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ASHLAND. Sept. 10.
The Republican Senatorial Convention, cot3-
posed o! tho Counties OF Ashlanh hu, RichlRnd.
tuct ct hthlanh to-day. Captain Andrew ".
Burns, Of Mansfield, O., nas nominated br a:cls-
un;ipf. 10. Senator. +. Il. Watson, Of Nichlan,i,
and 4. +. Curter, Of Ashland, wptc appointed ~
Eenntot1 Committee. Spirited resolutions ~cEc
adopted, and d determination WIS expressed to
cicct The gallant Captain IL the hono.uoe position
TO " hch he hss fccn nominated
AIM, cf tho tcnEcssrc Ecll n MectiuK last nEht.
and passed suitable resolution In reference to ihc
death ot Genera! John A. l1n1 1lns: s,,, ,.o,r
itsctkxAtt. Sent. .10.-Thc following fcsou-
tons Werc rasse.l Oh 'Chhure today.
E,t~t That ,hc ,cn,~;, :; the CnTnH., M ,.,I sns,.
s,, ' + n Il" s nr, Av"5aar n rsns.y,
{, Il sffd fta IL" nrl !a's.fr e.nee
e,e nas, so1,s;' N + 1 ns,;5s tsssfatS IT,,
E t.'ac, Sa = 4 Ii; c s'AG xtanG &
,Fi3"'s,' hit. IN l. h: III 'ss rrr ~,
.iri & 81; T. TIL Ill IT. s.fr III
s'sis r. i! tss'rnt the Feasibility It s'"'
IL e, Il %o,sns ;f Suffrage state Convention
| nett "Wednesday RnA IIlufsihr. nj ilkfs iia!t.
lie following speakers haze trtn scc'tc'i; NM
iirrr1!,r,r. IL Chicago; fucr atnue. u IlostpA
&; sutan II, il Anhnut, Of Ser YuIs !. s'7n,"n 'o
ii New ierk: rf'rhe ~ cc,tens nt ~; n,,c a%";i X
t.. oi V,tFeisn, o.: 1frnr. II: Blackwell, E41''
iNson: ie1. IN. cu1l,eF, q !h'raso IT,, ~. y
Mcorc, cs t'Inrnnstl. lfaitinI" h!ianEe'ir!tt ~
| hive t.crn Hnn1n with most Uf n" rki.roade Lsl
ie,rrntre mn Others, as far A. ressi'le, Tll' T.
thtettaInc,i h. ittcnas IN tae c!'! H'n 'M.atrs
| 4 rrrilun nf ihn stfan!st, lnaleI WIN rrnrif
tnrr wnr nj thn Hamilton tp'Ht! Fair Ht"!l11
int!ar. 't1neen IT twenty PERSONS were tnu'nle
narn ,'statra oi twent. feet e'ti tl,foNn IN. n
beRt, Funr nr nsr refs"Ha Fnf4ersSi hfukeI ni1u u,
| ami !rrax III dangerous tnirrtea ~nte t!settf.i
rt.iilrhR rrarst ihr rSrnts'nh Of n" lt1'dr ltnl
| thr t1l1Atr pthnn1s hre extensively cfr'tlafs'
| n. riihrs NJ re hr!I lu.tfEht.
, 1869-09-11

IT, r." "'t,ss r., ~an srnrwrd " y:na:~,es rn.
:;s,.r: ors5 font; sa:. s:s"Sse ex't'ss ~ mss. 81"
~. - n'A1s n,nsf. NJ ~inm aMn ~err mrl nt,ne.,.
Iha !iMsert 'Astrd nso hh'srs. WHEN T#ln,aza,tn
Ths t"tfs u 9isn Way asn, ta's l'ark IT, Tin Eurl.
lin li't'i. II. a,hoas them tcYstal o!1iesrs.
,1 wt"r nslnra n'r mi g1ssn: wt'sind"1 Severely.
tnai IL spa".a'. /. ~ s"tic a' & s* a. "aG a1,s
i f.: ~ I'[@ . r. f. :;'s' a!
!A ft'rt.ttA asi "a ,,S.>.n4 - canured Tns dti.
tt'1r's xriHst that l.srfAl }a,an.ea1 had n Ills
sset'ai' fur" IN this engagement, A,l hAd 1ult1y.
roy guns, with tnu 1esimcnta ct cavalry ami nix
nI,snsts o1 intst;Ey. 4hs tul'zns nal only th!r.
eErrnrtly e'lI'Fpeh caEnlsy.
TIE nj: of Ibis bati!r, which hIs becu Tbs
nrrt Of Importance kiucc the conulc nctn,rut of
b. tcyo!aEen, ca'itcs great rrjnclas in tho Cu',a
army. and among 1hoAs OIL the tslantis who gYUpa-
lhlxc With thrls moyement
a letter from f!afaua ntates ttla: ihc Eorcrn-
fuent ese1t:ars the f=ust Esc!d surveillance over
tho telegraph and H.. 1ls. 40 that notLta1 Is f#r-
n!i!s<l ~ hc scut by Telegraph giving nccouuts Of
MLitMJ opcrat1ou., excepting that fArniahed by
tnro2Sh The haoI4 q! s:'all4sa o;1C1lA. TIE sauo
lS:ac5 u "; TIC ga:ta:n Gs1eral i IN eon.salt
MN out a1!a ae!7e The Foternneni anh declare tho
lslall independent u spala- Grnct1l Lcsca
IT. r who q, n has PC bee2 , hcse !ot some Time,
UnttnEcs !ne1ta4e iraf:u!is, mud nlc VI c.l4s1c-
tcE too lesoitlng to be believed.
AAF4hA. Esi't. lo.-A court martial t. now IN
ses'!oa IN this city. cas1sei ID trying Colonel
CAa'ss, who WAS Icateaant Goyc.apf at tho
beginning Q! thu Te!Hi!foe.
IL 11rrAG t1iukz tEr tra. rla IA tn VsF tcF3 re-.
eafdlEE Inc sailing of cnn'fa!atnl steamers frou
NottEera F1r.A. but catca tLen Of tho coast Of
I4E:TcnD, Sept 1o.-Tcc Il.chncld Enqutre,
eta&&a, the authority Of d prly1to letter that
, 1869-09-11

The kcpub1EtnH 1lE&Hk-FontHUe
tions and rIntfor1n Completes.
sr. rlrl. Sept lo.-1he Republican atate Con-
venliou adjourned last hight The following arc
Horace Aus;,n, OF Slco!et County; for 1Ieutenaa,
Governor. William 4 Yale, Of Wlaona; for sccrc-
t115 Of state, tIau3 M1ttao1, OF Aeekcr: for Aud
itoI uf STATE Charles Mclfrath. Of Sloolet; for
Treasurer. Emil Mnnch, Of Pine: for Chiet Jus
Tor Attorncr General. r n Z. tonnelL Of Uenne-
pin: Clerk u supreme Court. Sherwood HouZh, oi
Tlc following resolutions were adopted:
l<-'r-t That The Ecsuhlissn rtrt; g st!noc.1t..
atr aad tas IL e:r<tr t:iorh Il ss.4r rfetrs
An,rHtura 70 .hc 'nstltt q et the iIrd htste~;
Lr%'rset That tac rettcuea;neat a:d cco2 M. 70
E T naFc 'as !. tn.y s. 4" r.
n,ccal Eu!..trldon ID The eaaaae- Ct tuot1c Ast.s
rtn our r!eErs 10 tho rabl!e and dnaaa thetr COT.
T.sat-t. 1h.t tho r:sn.scrrH: RI our ss.:e .g.Is.
uae, t!.g K 5abl!esu trey has ikea "Eked tJ TIA:
ths: ths .'ae tnt.,e.t, The s:.c to l., tc:ad In
nIs',:ais t's H.cq:!e.a En;y T. , rcrs; s r.r,,,,o,
+! the rational tr't Es:c;:. ctar a7a tha: tho
ns: c.l e nos cr:n.nt, ra.':tn; & sast i;, t.!nss
f., '.tt That tht rst.shr. :! At Untd a,atts with
cthrs EAA ~ shcnli T. r .in.tei IN tt.rr:t 70 t-
.h'1r cs;!rrs. TElis .'rs. III. re- ta7r1 .aj
s; ~; ,sry vt: n.rs ora q; .t'
II III f'.t ,hf e2a';-acien f rc1:c5a r.sIas
-: ,hs IL cntff,:s j. iii :ssi'c lis: Il I'D i,a:r
n. rnfnir.stcns give satisfaction to msior!t]
| ot the fIrrrt}tcau tnFtt,
, 1869-09-11

Proceedings In sltc lutheran synod
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