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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-11

For hire of quarters for officers on null
tary duty; hire of quarters for troops,
of storehouse for the. safe keeping
of military stores, and of grounds
for summer environments; construction
of temporary huts, hospitals, and
stables, and for repairing pubic
buildings at established posts, three hun
dred thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenses OF the once
of the Quartermaster General, two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
Singnal Otfice-Observatio and report OF
storms: For expenses of the manufacture,
purchase, OF repair of meteorological ana
other necessary instruments; for telegraph
ing reports; for expenses OF storm signals
announcing probable approach and force O.. OF
storms; for instrument shelters; for hire
and expense of offices maintained for public
use in cities or ports receiving reports; tor
maps, bulletins, to be displayed In chamocfs
of commerce and board of trade rooms; for
books and stationery, and for incidental ex-
penses not otherwise provided for, twenty
nine thousand two hundred dollars. pro-
vided, That no part of this appropriation
shall be expended for telegraphing at
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

TIVE Len kIxG REFRIGERATOR. Which crss.
ted each . ssasstiOu. and took the first premium
at the Cincinnati Expesitisa. st. Louis Fair,
Illinois State Fair and Ill the Fairs throughout
this State generally lest season; 10 new for sale
and can b ssen il actual operation at g. III.
Hunsbsrgsr's Agricultural Wsrehouse, No. Is
Madison street.
This refrigsrstor possesses many advantages
over all others ever Manufactured, among which
may be mentioned the fact that it saves fifty per
cent. Of tho ice required in any other refrigera-
tor Of the sane size. 1t ID preservsr, not con.
sumner, like the numerous ice-meiters called re.
frigerators 1t produces dry, cold temperature
In the preserving chambers. The temperature
can be reduced to fourteen degrees below freezing
point. One article of food will not partake of
the smell or taste Of another. The provision
chambers are always dry. sweet and clean, as
they hsve no drippings from ice. Fish. game
and meats Of all kinds can be kept frozen any
length of time, and in q perfectly dry and pre-.
served condition. The refrigerator is divided
into two separate and distinc, compartments,
and also has Water Cooler attached, which fur.
nishes an unlimited supply of ice cold water
,eiutOut putting zee IN the rater. 1t consumes
about ten cents worth of ice every twenty.four
hours This economical piece of furniture costs
no more than any other refrigerator, and is man
afactured of all Sizes and suitable for Hotels,
Restaurants, Grocers and for family purposes.
Call at S. H. Hunsbergers and see the work.
ings of this indispensable article in actual
operation. April 1-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03
Board of Education.
MONDAY EVENING, May 90,

MONDAY EVENING, May 90, 1871
The board met in pursuance of adjournment,
Present-Directsrs Hit, Courtney, Narkle,
Smith. Murphy and Lutz. Absent-Dr. Hard, the
president.
o. motion Of Markle. Director Courtney was
called - the chair, whereupon the minutes were
read AID approved
The finance committee reported the account Of
the Board with the Treasurer overdrawn to the
amount of $3.50, and the balance due the Board
from the City Collector of ss57.64
Director Lutz moved that the division line on
the north side Of the 5th ward school house be
moved SO as to equally divide the grounds. The
motion prevailed, and the committee on building
was authorized to do the work.
Applications were made for position as teacher
by the following persons, viz: Isabella NJ. Ripson,
Alex Patten and II c. Worthingham.
The petitions ordered to Re placed on Gle and
noted in tho minutes petition was read from
the teachers committee asking to hold q picnic
on Friday, the I'd Of June. Director Courtney
offered the following faeettously worded reso
luton:
"Thst the place Of holdiug the sessions Of the
public schools of this city on Friday, the I'd Of
Jane, be transferred FROM the respective school
bulldogs to Hoes Grsve, in South Ottawa, fol-
the purpose of enabling teachers and pupils to de-
vote dav to the special study Of botany, natura
history, music and gymnastics, with attention tc
object lessons Of the elemental or life sustaining
order. For the latter study each teacher and pu.
pil~ill need basket containing such objects a
mag be wholesome and best adapted to the in
| tended lessons. tin cup will Be q very con
| veniet apYsndage 70 the basket. The roatiHe o
stadiss provided il the Regulation shalt be sus
pended for the day, to be replaced BY the routin,
| Of studies and exercises recommended by the com
| nittee of teachers chosen fer the OCCASION
The above resolution was adopted
Bill of Henry Rowland, for coal, was ordered
paid, amounting to &25.os.
Petitions of pupils of high school, asking tina
during the last month of the present term on,
| session Of hours be held cash day, vas granted.
Communication from Mr.. CLARK, principal of e
ward school, was rssd and referred to the com
mittes on teachers.
Mr.. Lutz moved thss the committee on scien
tihe lectures be requested to invite Prof. Hail, o
Aurora, to lecture.
| utes to hear addresses from representatives O
the Boffittori.u and Spencsrisl systems of pen
manshP, then, On motion. adjourned tor two weeks
J. G. AkxsrRoxG, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

YOUNG PILoT.-The June number of this
handsome monthly is at hand, containing its
usual attractive full page illustration, and
freighted with pleasing and instructive matter
for "young people in their teens" Among the
most noteworthy articles are VIM Evsrett's con.
tInuation of "My Uncle's Watch !" George A.
Earnests "Romeo and Juliet" "A Surprise
Party by o. Augusta Cheney; pleasing mar.
rative on Cats by L. 3. Urbino; How Those
Boys Spent May Day" and many Others that
we have not the space TO mention. Send stamp
for specimen copy. Address FRANKLIN H. INK
Err. s ard Farwell Rail, Chicago, ILL.,
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
csived by osnan & Hapemaa, Ottawa Ills.
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CAAP kEETINC--Ihe Seventh Day Advent.
lists propose to hold a camp meeting on the farm
Of Alfred Hobbs, rear Worthwhile, in this county,
commencing June Sth and to continue about
week. Some Of their best speakers will be pres.
emit. The public are invited to attend.
The o. 0. Il T. R. '. r. r Passes the grounds,
and arrangements have been made for trains to
stop, 80 that passengers CO nss. and off during
the meeting. The grounds ere pleasantly lcca-
tod IL beautiful grove On the bank Of Fox
river, immediately opposite sheridan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

The SCHOOL Pic Nc yesterday, participated
in By all the public schools Of Ottawa, was .
veil managed and really very imposing affair.
The children hrst gathered at their respective
school houses at 9 o'clock, and then. disposed
in divisions. marched to the high school build
Ing, whore al, to the number Of 400. we're
formed into monster procession. and marching
through streets enough to draw then olt in IN
unbroksn line. took their way .sross the Illi-
nois bridge to Hoes Grove, where the festivities
of the day took place. With their prim school
marns walking at tho heads Of divisioas, their
humorous gay banners, and rossttss and other
color marks to show their respective rank and
grade, the display was grand and impressive.
The little people had glorious time in the cool
grove, and returned home all safe and sound,
though naturally somewhat fa6gaed, at the
sessonable hour of four r.. N.
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First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of tho
Northern Pacific r, R. Go.

hsse bonds are secured rq hv First Mortgage on the
railroad itself, its rolling stock, all e1IiDn.nts
second by First Mortgage It's entire Land rinf brinr
Of Road. - ~ ~ ''0" t-1c
Ihe Bonds are free from United States Tax Principal
ana interest," are payable in Goldthe Principal the end OF
ry years and the Interest scmiannualy, the rate OF
TraN asa AID nlEEi ~ rus TER CkNI per annun
hey are issuedin denominations of 500 $500 Con
and $4,000. - Wv WV '''''' '''VVV
The Trustees under the Mortgage arc MeSss JAY Cooke or
syyania Central Railroad Company. ~ AH
These Northern Pacific 80 Bonds WILL at all tn,es hat,rn
maturity he receivable AT Ten PER CENT PREMIUM COR lO
IN exchange Tor the Companys lands their prcn
IN addition to their absolute safety nds Weld an in
come larger we believe, than any other rstclaSs securty
ersShs holding United States pos can by converting then,
and sun have perfectly reliable investment. "'
pinOW, 20 SseU i'ncm.-loHr nearest Bank
Bahker wispply these bonds In desired amount and OF
any needed denomination Persons wishing TO eSca nSe
stocks or oci bonds for these do any of our
Sens VINO VIII allow the highest current price for aar ket
Those living in localities remote from banks may 90 ~
money or other bonds directly by express and we win
Nhd PACK Northern Pacific bonds own risk and w i'm,
cost TO The investor For further information panphl ets
maps etc. call on address the undersigned or any of ae
hanks or Bankers employed to sell this loan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

"Dr. WARMERS Aromatized Castor Oil" ia the
re,ult Of long series Of experiments. his great
object being to preserve the medicinal virtue Of
the common article and at the same time render
1t agreeable to take.
For sale BY f. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

REUNION AND FEsTIvI.-Fowler Institute,
Newark, Friday, jane 9th, rs7l. ReunisE e1.
eroises at PIP. NJ. FestivalAl the evening. AL,
and especially Old Studeuts, are cordially invi.
ted TO stssss and enjoy the expected grena time.
Pr ORDER OF Con-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

CHICAGO, Dee. s, 1870.
Hess~. Bot d Cady: Experience, "psst ano,
present." with the steck Piano, enables me I'd
record NY entire approval Of the many excellent
qualities which it eombiaes. The purchaser
will realize one element Of genuine worth in the
Steck, VIZ: Its willingness to stay in tune, when
we'll tuned. Respectfully yours,
]. MAURICE HUBBARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

NEW QUARTERs.-The celebrated bloodsd
hsrses, 'Cruiskeen" and Battle" will hereafts.
be found in the stables IN tie rear Of the Eagle
Mills. Further particulars as to pedigree can be
learned BY application to their keeper, at the
stables etove referred to.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

Single copies for sale and subscriptions re
ceived to all leading papers und magazines BY
Osman Is Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

& new millinery establishment has been open
'sS- At No.ES7 Main street. By Mrs- Z. Harper,
who has come to Ottawa "a pressly to carry on the
ualliaery business in al its branches She has
Furnished her rooms in good taste, aad Is receiv.
'iag an extensive assortment Of goode Of all kinds
Straw gseds bleached al pressed in che Latest
style asd'on short notice. Gentlemeas Panama
hats dsae over and made - good a. aew. Felt
Astsclssosd and prsssai- Prices warraated to
give satisfaction. Give 4er Q call.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

Aessys Boot d Cody, Cx.scdgo
DEAR SIRs There * no Piano on earth that
would Be willing to tabe in exchange for the
steek. Furs in tone. esealy balanced, honestly
made, and wearing like . piece Of wrosght,stesl,
1T we'll deserves to be called "The Nations,
Piano" .CHAs. D. LAKEy.
Edits- and Publisher Tke american Boulder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

For sale or trade for city property, in shs
town Of Reading, twenty miles south of Ottawa,
wsll'improved farm Of. 2sO acres. Apply to E.
ID. Swectser, Agricultural Store, Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

Baptist Sunday Schs~a Conve nsaen.
Al unusual .1nbse Il strsagsrs has been
noted about the city siacs Tuasday, q . serious,
ssdats, we'll behaved, clerical esst, a.l VIE. in.
quiry has been made whore they came frsn and
what they were here for, ~ ossssct answer has
been that they are dslsgstss frea different local
tiles for fifty miles aroxad ottawa, attending .
Sabbath School convention At the Baptist shnrch,
aad of course these grave and earnest looking
men are either clergymsa or prominent lsy.ea
Of the Baptist persuasion.
The convention met at 2S0 p. n. o. Tuesday,
and was organized BY the election of B. r. Pow
oil, Of Ottawa, cs moderator, A. II. Msrri6sd, Of
Amboy, Clerk, and L. B. Msrr;dsld, Of Mendoza,
Treasurer
Delegates were in attendance from Amboy,
Buda, Earl, Mendoza, La Sale, Paw Paw, North
Prairie, Tonics, Tiskilws, La Aoille, Walnut
Grove, Lsztant, Leland, Granville, Ottawa, and
few other localities.
Reports froa the various Sabbath Schools IN
the district" were handed in and read, giving
statistics of the schools, their progress, &c. The
reports generally indicated tho "ossse" in aeur.
ishing condition.
Following the programme, after devotional
exercises, the convention took up the subject Of
'.Preparation of Lessons" upca which the prin.
cipal speech was made by DR.. Blaekall an emf.
nent Sabbath School worker Of Chicago
The Mode of Teaching" was next dtecussed,
by three or four different members in five min
ute speeches The poiR. upon which all seemed
best agreed was, that the teacher mast be in
earnest, when all the res. would be easy.
On the subject, "Uuiiormity of Lssssns," the
discussion grew quite animated, the tlsze hav.
inG been kindled chiefly by . remark Of DR.
Cleghorn, depreciatiEs Sunday Schco, papers az
aids. DR.. Blackall and Others took earnest issue
in favor Of the paps-s, while others conourrsd
with DIR. Cleghorn-
In the evening the discussion was general, the
speakers being limited to ten minutes. Among
those whe took part in the discussion were
Revs. Lamb, of Awboy Nerrifeld, of Subletts,
Blackall, Of Chicago, Green Of La Noble, and
Cleghors, Of Ottawa.
Wednesday morning, after devotional exer-
cises, the proceedings commeaoed with . mode
bible class, conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Green
occupying - minutes after which DR.. Cleg.
horn read an essay on Tho Responsibility Of
Mothers for the Conversion and Religious Train.
ing of their Children" The salient point Of th>
paper was . pretty sharp bit a. the wonea't
rights school, the writer maintaining that il
women attended properly to The tanning Of tkei,
children, and to making ths,r homes plessaa,
and attractive they would fa1 enough to dc
without worrying about the Affairs Of state.
Other subjects were briefly discussed, q "Ths
Aid Home influence should render to the Sen
day School," dc. A collsctioa wss taken up Ssr
the state Sunday School agent, aaz also to dstray
expenses Of this convention, sitter which Cd
journsd sine d..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

OAK LUNBER-GOO feet Of superior Oak Lu IN
Der for sale at fair price. Enquire at the ear.
riage works on Columbus St. w. o. BUpp,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03
Xessrs. Roo, a. CdGU:

Aessrs Root d C1dy:
GENTLEMEN The Steck Piano purchased
Of you is really admirable. The quality of tone
is Of the richest. making the Piano to sing ra.h.
or than to play. My fret impressions are more
than realized. Rev. A. EDWARDS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03
: TTgYTYTYY9Ts
NOW Is THE TIME,

And Osman & Hapeman's is the
place to buy your Wall Paper and
Window Shades. They have the
largest assortment, and their prices
are always as low as the lowest.
West of Court House Square.
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Feed Of all kinds, corn, oats, shorts, chop-fesd,
cheap at the Eagle Nills
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#arrtfD.

On the let inst BY Arthur Lsckwoss. Rsq, Mr. 6EoEGH
Serena.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

Although the Stsck Piano Il >empsratively .
1sw instrunect, it has rapidly grown in favor,
end among professionals and artists 10 recognized
as one Of the leading planes Ot the day. Mr..
Robert Goldbsck, Director Of the Conservatory
Of Music, sAys:
Greatly pleased and satsEs6 ~ am with
their bssutifrl tous-so deep ard powerful in
the bass, speaking and sympathetic in the mid
die, brilliant and ringing in the trebsl-I con-
slider il Q circumstance Of ne Inferior importance
that they have resisted a nobly. and With full
success, the trying Influences Of constant use BY
very large number of players. They have lost
nothing in Inequality OF their tone, and the &C.
ton 10 ~ good new IS at FIRST"
The newly invented Stock Cabinet Grand or
Upright Piano for which the Company received
srateat in March 1870 oombiasc the sonorous
tone Of Grand a.d the sweetness of a Square
Piano. 1t occupies less than half the space of an
ordinary Piano, aud is therefore very desirable
instrument where economy in rsSn is An object.
Every Piano warranted for Ave years. Circu.
lars and price lists sent free.
Mrs. n. W. Baldwin is the agent for Ottawa
and vicinity for these splendid instruments. Her
rooms are in the kneussl building On Main St.
Orders may DO left at Mr.. Kneussl's drug store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

BASKET PIcNIc.-The people of Deer Park
and vermillion invite all the people of La Sale
county TO unite with them in u grand basket
picnic at tho iron bridge near Lowell, in this
county, on Thursday next, June 9Th, in com.
memorstion Of the completion Of the aforesaid
iron bridge. Good speakers will be present. and
good music 10 engaged. Bowman will be On
hand to take views Of the bridge and people.
Plenty OF good water on the ground, but the peo.
pie are expected TO bring their own provisions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-03

issued oa Of the clerks office OF the Circuit Court &C La
sac county and state OF Illinois and to me directed where
by An commanded to make the amount OF certsin juds
inent recently obtained against Zmr Ames. ana by the
name Of Zmcrah f. Ames In favor OF Cornelue Sndef out
Ams' have levied o. the solIov,nG property 70 vita
the county Of La Sale and state OF nll.sis.
Therefore, according TO said command, shall expose
above named Zmr Anes H. and to the above described
properly On Wedneeday the Stn Gay OF jay D. 1871, ct
Ottawa, Illinois.
Dated At Ottawa this 18th dAy Of Nay A.: 1911.
DANIEL BLAKE
- sheftn VI In sale County.
ny GEO. ~. W. BLAME. Chef Deputy. jppS-Sw
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DECORATION DAY.-As We anticipate in our
last, no public notice was taken Of Decoration
Day. OF the day designated for decorating the
graves OF soldiers with flowers, in Ottawa, the
matter having been made the exclusive business
of the G. A. T., and there being no aetiEs ergan-
ization of that association in the city. A few
relatives OF deceased soldiers, however. visited
the cemetery. and strewed the graves Of their
kinsmen with flowers.
Itis doubtless unpleasant, while converting
with a lady, to be obliged to stop and kick
dog; and so il is, while speaking Of deceased
soldiers, to be obliged to refer to the Ottawa
Republicans; bat We are compelled to say, in this
connection that the statement of that sheet, tkst
our remarks last week ia reference to "decors-
ton day" were intended an attack on the g.
A. r. is simply a falsehood. The G. A. r. is no
more to US than the Odd Fellows, Free Nelson's,
Turner's, or any other civic society; but if either
of those associations or orders should undertake
to make tho celebration of the 4th of July their
own peculiar business and care, We should say
they were slightly outside of the Legitimate line
of their business.
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ORRESl'OND ENCE wANTED.-
~ You would sweet acquaintance make with views to
matrimony address. postpaid box 49, Mary Jane Maony
The New York herald., 1871-01-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 81. $50.
CLEARED.

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