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Observation-Disclosures.

Rrets Sert@t tar Sa%ltimDre.
COUNTY. = & o n o M n 90. MdlS
Dor hen Ri9tsrn Ri9aro 8raiou, @sUrst
4)slott unb slTreo W. Satsman.) G,oroe
3Obnlon, ansrtff auf Elm Mid5ten in IdanS.
batter Abiiti; t%bsrfRbrt. abtr nod niGi usrs
urtbsilt, -Sobn 5bomas, 6iebtabl; otttp.-
9sbon Sonts. Roger, Spirituo en- > Wertauf
opne gonStiton; $50 Strafe ntbft Soften. -
Dm. n 2snip Eiion, 0eser, 6itbtasI;
lhuiois bsfunoen. aber nod nt9t perurtpetit.
Soitpb WeDonalo una Stonep Garuthsr
an8rtIf, in Woroabiitt; Dor Gsiaporsnen
anitr 8%srbanoluuso
g taottrsts @eridt. = (gor
RiGter 8arsp) Wilb.lm g. Wapn.r Seatn
Ism. W. a4ilis; bes 6ld9trs Sobn Slfopr
Rapner erbielt ben geridtlibtn aultraa, Be
buls Soltung elmer GDpoibtf bret &runos
ttade auf Der Sflette Der SprOitraBt Az Der.
gartsn.
Criminal @eriat. - (gor Ritt,r
8ilmor.) SbDfnas uno Samuel Gonnor.
EoottnIag Gamuel geeh's; In ben 66no,n
Der @eidporentn.
W a I len sger d I. - (Yor ben &it /,
tern Saloerton, Daniels uno 8ono.) Sarab
]. Stepsr uno SAINTS o 6u1anan erb,slttn
Yoama6t aur Bsrpaltnna Der betr.ifenoen
ptnttrlaR tnl6aftsn BON Sames 9B. B.suer u.
parritt Wlttings.
Stabi8ert6t.-(Yo Cberri&t.rg Scott. J
Ruoolpb Spurritr g,ssn Sdaboo Sean, Wud
eIlan8un9s : YrotsB In Bolge auspfducens
Ipsasn Wlstbsains : Rtditanots; BEN 4lda,r
puroe ons iu~esgenommsnt @ig.nibum mieosr.
auetfannt unb1 Sent StabtnerIos auaeIpro.
den. -aBtlbslms pisln. per. gBirib an Nono,,
nabe @agItr., Rlase auf %9ntiddoiauaa fHr
anaebli1c Bebauung zines Siiiften @runot5
oes &laaers nit tinem @ebd uot; perltoben.
= Sam,s 6oHabue asssn Omen Sinnsaar
jurhdsslsst. = Marie U. Stinner a.aen bi,
.ebsttr : GlaB Gampfid,fs . @eieGl&ait,.
Riaas ouf Gniitdoi8ung ftir oen8erluit zines
Rofers ots 4ld8ers, Der i'm Wtdt3 1870 aui
BEN Dampter .Ssorse Gam. p~srlorsn 9ina;
unter Strhanolung.
psute tomutn Nr. 258 bis 277 Der Yro,,s.
He9,ftrunps 3ur ~Berhanoluug. la
9 uper1or9eriht.- (Bor NiGttr
Dobbtn.) Sbomas 8 8aIi6or l. 9pmp. az.
9.n Saniss j. Gorbes; bte Ridasr, rpeIdbe aes
gen Die .Oaflano : @iisns unb Maintnen.
eompasnie~ fur aelisferte Ra{2insris cine
6orDtruns Don $4,000 babsn, trassu Daraut
an. bob otr Serflasie, elmer Der atiiondrs ors
MANNER Gog,pa8nte. for Beaobluns ber Wtsts
nung utrantlportlt1 8eulabt tpsroe. 3u bss
Bsrtlaaten @unften tntiGieben.
1eute fttben 5er. l56, l57, l58. 1891, 1856.
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Otet &tlW u v nntn
finotn ttats fatt, 3Dei in SHo. Baltimore unb
zine in on Baltimore. uuo guar ote
Der tpangeliit :lutbsrtihsn ct. 9ufass8es
t1sinoe Ode Der 9furiettas uno eutauhr, q
o,r ruangtftid luihtrI&en st Sttpbdnis
&rmeinDe auf 'D.f Cd Der DonOusr. uno
oamburqarnBe (bsuie nno morgen bon frbb
- bts At2 ubr uno Ratmtttags pon Q bis
k5 ubr); 10 ls-
Der rsIormirtsn ct. pauls. gtrneinbe an
Glsettr. (9tpis unb mor8en). ~ ta
6as 5abress @rumen oes o. Wdnrer's
iben Shftuut.s In Rr. PAL, 245 uno 245,
Es.ttrab5, II entnIals auf btuis argti,Bt unb
lpaort MN irab 9 bis Il unb Don Ratmit,ngs
2 ois 5 ubr. hsy @a @l I'd 3
Die ansfsluas Der iabrlibtn Staats.
onjettonen (6enerbejdeiHe, 2iteu
fen) bssinnt Wtontas,, ben 3. april, but9 3.
FREEMAN Nnftn ben attuar oss Common
Plsass 6sriHtsi agirtbs uno anbsrs @,l9dttss
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Mniker'6 &Nssru.

Seit ROnlOg 8aiint Ylof, Sulius Sanisn
NIT ietrsm YuppsnsS bsatsr, btllen .Raip,rleA
in Jtep : Oort unp Ybllloelpbia arDBs Eris
umphe errun8sn. auBsrnem 1T bis Sdn5.rin
5rl. ST. Clair rsu e%nSoairt. @bn 9rn. Griide
tOmmsn in oiti.r 9BO9s suia erfieu Wale in
Baltimore gang neu: sSes Sdaufpies
ters leB te &oIle,1 lin Z ptti1it6enen
@bataIi,rsn) unb rSis 9eibeneines
GbDriiteR," bumortili9e Solo' Srtrs nit
@,iars, Sur auihb,uNs. Die 8sste bittst aIlo
burGpt9 Elm ooutdnOi9 neues grosromm unb
bat flr aswanote &usiibrur9 neIlelb.n gee
iOrst. Speiit uno GthdHte nes 9rn. Raibsr
tptrDtn In bstanhtsr Suite i~.ruirt. rsip. trss
nsust.
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U!rb 5uitHa abtno I'm s6rtlmaursr &smpel'
BON Der .8bilBarmonii6sn @eitathatt' bon
H0i9iu9lOr uuo ipl8snhm @sIansstarfl.rn
nuIs,tRbrt: Der SOpraniitin Brl CLARA Souiie
ReloRe, ptr aitiittn 6rl. AntOinetie STIRLING.
BEN EtNOriiitH 0rn. 8tufn Gimpion uno Dem
@uIitsH Orr. ~. Us. g8bttn,p. Bti iolben
R,dttcn ldBl ftp eire borjGgltg. Aufabruna
Ots EOaH&dts srpaltsu.
Gas Gpird. 1T oui 81 Fsfasfsgt SiBs
i6nnu in MeSaifrrp's @uff1lisns panoluna
beis9t ipsrosR uao ioltsn 50 SIS, EXTRA.
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3atcnttrte Sptral BRACE : HURL'
Rptpn.

@ir MAIDEN gang peiOaOsrs auF Die Tu3,iae
Der so. &orO& obinon. Wr. SO
uno 80, Wefs GOmbarbitr, aufrtertiam. Git
FiHo Die ulsini9en a9enten Obl8sr reuommir=
ter nuo patsntirtsr Ssien fhr Matplano,
8tra inien. BEN Dliritt Columbia, Staot uuo
Staat Ntn Dort. StiaSts Ctisn 3eiGnen ii6
outh Dos porSiGlite. Su benietben btnuBte
5trub, %iutioes uno bousrbaftes Sinotn uno
ole fsfts Orabt umuidelun9 aus. Sober Se
len, wsl6sr aus benz 8siGdEee.r 95. 2oie
y &ootnlOn berporssbt, befunost ior9FdIiige
Arb;it, YBisOerp;rfdufsr, namentti6 abtr
uniere Sousfrauen, iCatsn Den Spiral: Bsien
elmer Ytpbe u%ritttu.tttn.
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@hifsuadrihtetl.

Nn Der 6sfune ROnrOe, 90, famtn gsFsrn
bic nah Baltimore bsftimmien S&oDusr ..
y. Nal' bon RaBapu,J, 9. g., uno .Sops
ooin' pm Yores, y. g. uOrbei.
Der 3ampi,r sSsol8s gppOlO," Gapitdu
bouss, fam 9ienfins Uon Baltimore Absr
RorfOlt, 3D., in 8oftOn an.
am %. Ytdri fubrer bon Rem Otlsans
Der 8rsimaIt.r -SrOnprinS' nod 9tusrpOoI
Mno Die Salts rSttnas na@ Bremen Oh.
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W0lDs nHD 0ourant= WeAlcl
auf NewsgOrf
ID btu Hitorisffn Rasn bet
j. 5taire,
t ssniifts aSedpIei.gsf9dft, re-
OIL edr Der 5aitruior,tt uBb y. o.. gptnue,
WDrten> Yeriht.

Die ~esfrteen B6rienusriduis lparer bier yoIatnbe /:
500 40. aItt vir8tnta. Gt&Itr so. 1881 nitto t~eaiarirts
1856 or 10; 8, 90 oino aiie rsgtt t55.; soOvO bliaetioneu
hfr sYttisburss unb aunfpnsptns Habns e2 x |: 2.OU
Gbltea ipnsn DER s1alitricrs. unb Ohio . G,jenbabu.s
lsau. OAK 5000 lbiisatipnsn ptr -Taaiis,ta. unbQ Inc. /.
lux 20 &hien Der ,Driiisn National. Bf.s lOs !: 5000
Batimou r Gtabt 5tttsr, 1890, 9bX 700 Ditto. 1870.
ye4 90 Att.sr or s%ftraailin : Daui" 1sx 80 With,
Gas'gompasnis~ 10; 400 alum Der .UaIio. Vcs.Go.s
Ito.
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Xpbe6fGle.

Am ~: Wadrj Ghuars eaubsmann Somp. gbbu.
q n Don Jopailn tno her ptrtiprptnen Btarianue poMp.
Vim 20 Dtdri Sbi q Safer. str,tee xs&rsr bon
J eerImaun unp 3aibartnt aatlsr. 10 aRonais uao 9
Eaae alt. Z
ses sobann u asu er in sr. Ms. assit . s,slttao9I'Nr
aa 70. ytarJ Sehe Sieinftlber In Nr. 81, Rorbs
HtpubltranrraBe o. > 4bre aii. r.
Vim % WarI 6rauB pstsrs In Rr. 81. fbamtSfr..
TN AZ. Nebensiabrt.
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,3ar Beaetnn8 FUR SAnetber.
Die btftsn 8rtiie mtrosn fur neus Sut,
abfaas aaer Mrt 8eBeb.n bel Sapib &.
shannon d. . o p. r. +. "a SO,
2e%efraBe. (37-)
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n

I'm 2. WldrI ourd Raftor y QtngH De. F,pn BON
bier nit SLtab Omen aus Bdliinore.a ouutp.
Nm ~ Wd'l burn Stabbtntr OR. Ssplo HruoIb
mrttsbtinn BON 8odbiu. sc. nit 5rl. eosble
Gtensel uon bier.
Nm 70. Wa1 ourda Rabbtnsr bobbeimsr Spfesb
u. Roie mn Gri GOpbis EtwDf.
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Grc0itbriefe MnO WcdIcI
Agrnt In Wnfhingtpn,

er; Oaste Oshkfer., Rr. lis. 1rNe Utrone
nane pennl; uptnue uno BEN Qapitplsgarien IN amin
a9snt tay sgaltttgton, Vecrsetppn nnh NisyaHSsia
HIio huc 3ah!un8sn an TN ~ naaHsn. 80,
- enleigen fhr ben s9orreipoupsat<ns uss>sn 81
taaista Drte tutasaeHasnsmmen.
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k~45edbIets
paAetf, Qagagf-S dfinf q. !. ID.

81 bite aIt Maisaben anpoheHiIie Do EpunerEaa
Ytttfae " rla@en, unt na9etdumte 6tfreaune eni isbsW
seA. .4ss y. bfctns,
e6e btr Baltinotefr. unb Y..p ..Npe.
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". Ndttei
on ots .9enti6en Gorrtiopnberten'
Wah Mutterpam !

A13JA Wuy gIuIIerUnm
.G%sss5HA Die idone j%&rtuissInbe A / Roto.
Ez26kf&eB btutihe Barrie .Nsrmantd." CAPT v.
Qptrs. tpiro prompt mao obt8sn 6aftn tSpsbirt. gpeaer
6radt ODER Bafaee ptnbe man Hn ar ben Gaptt1n ana
Bpro ODER an @tbraber N6ntnaer,
/ sr, 20, Glib . GbarltkiraBe cine
| (5f-) Ttepbs bod.
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@um Nn,nerhum.

3e344SMSsaAA Die {4bue {antuTtstlnbs A I Resse.
szf1S&6zksSs Barse vSalos.1 Gapi. q. Esssasbisras,
rpiro prompt mao pbistm Saftn erptbtrf. gBts,n Sya6s
soer pafaat speaes r1au no an
,s Is. 6EauMs g geSzy..
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OeruQntas
fruit DfrIl0frnngs- Gf(fu(AGfl.

BLOT. 84S. 80
Ben @siss.n Ots 5tantss BEN. gort ssnds aassrg,.
8rrft@ert tn Der v@rrmania''!
Ett s@ermantos IN cine gam oeafy6e gtJtuIAaIt.
% tf 0ts dIttFs btuti6t gsIeuihaft til HmsftIa.
Sbr aroBts RapitaI nit beoeutenotm uebtriRRH at,
4dbrt ben Bertherttn bic btHt Sibtrbttt.
9He Btrlufe iptrben prompt uno bon bttabIt.
Ott bsutiht aunof&aFt ftbtri oct zSermantaS ttnf
bsspoFra0tnbt 6ttQung urter dltn Bsrfterutass0e III
lNaittn.
Die s@ermdntas IN BITE ERIE uno btbeuttnbRt bent,
i6e 8srfGsrungs- St isni&aFtin ben Der. staattn.
.. .. NrOuS s. S6bHe, asenttR,
r.2l, Soutbarnbs, Baltimore, Ro.
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loM Mulittrban

Estfz9t5fA Dk A 1 nortpse. Barit ySszeetia,s
azzzzz22x gapt. 5~irstnisu ,lpirb prompt naS Obi.
ssrl pditn tTpteirt. Estafn Stidaiifr tsmsil steMsssh
wenoe man no an y Z. nranns o 8psS.,
t226-l VIZ. ~. 9Th. NonSyaNs
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I9ptuI.kJ.I -. -. -
~ 9as Wo9tnbIatt bes - tnti9en
rs1ss g GnrrefnnubentcuH

stdxtni IsSsa Ersttas,g 81 ~ stntS Atr er5Bttn uns
stiAA altteHsn Bfdtter her Der. 81. 8efnnfern 4rd.
asrn semabte 0ehsnuHsen werben an 5 0eufS
vrp 0p6t1ttaft ttIorat (66-j
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Ra9 aouhau!

.xSSsSS$EA Die t@bne A I banij&t Briaa .Nasd,s
asa1ffzAk&9art. 6iusnftn. wire prompt nnn ebt.
etm pattn typsatrt. Hsatn etitdgifttr tsmall stoWsgs)
wsnoe man no ca D. .. Branns 8 Gpasr.,
(202-) 9ts. 81, GHbsGauRr
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Ra@ &mfierDam.

.N5E1y3A Das fnbns A ! amerifaniids cam
ss5&zz22s sunels foe tpirb prompt ndG obigers
4aitn typsotrf. feegtn 8rdttt utnot man f& an
b. .. Brauns 3 Sons,
u82-) Rr. 81, Ghhs8anfrdE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16
AZ Reddick X Glllenss.

In giving general notice in our last Of the
new stock at Reddick & Gillens, we ON tilted to
mention tha, they he'd also thoroughly replen.
isAed and filed up their stock OF Hats and Caps.
Boots and Shoes. and Groceries. Indeed they
claim in these depsttments to have quite as com.
plets stock as those dealers who trade in these
departments exclusively.
Now that they are open, and on display, their
general stock of Dress Goods is really q marvel
to look ut. Surely such display of Silks Sat.
ins, ValOurs, En- press Cloths, Apaccas, Merinoes,
Poplins, &c, &c, was never before seen in Of
tawa
Aside from general dress goods and domestics,
there is no department in which Hughey prides
himself more than in his selection of woolens.
He says it is all hum bug about woolens having
gone up so in the market. Some dealers avail
themselves of the talk there was that way to ad.
vance their prices, but he never found wooden.
lower in the market, and never sold them cheap.
er than Reddick s. Gillen are selling them now
In Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Beaver, and in.
deed cloths Of every description, the stock Of
ReddIck s. Gillen is head and shoulders in ad.
vance of any other west of Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16

There was, for short time, quite an excite.
ment last Saturday in the vicinity of HOLSTERS
warehouse, on the canal, owing to an attempt Of
Marshal Meyer to arrest German of the same
nsme. The man broke away from the marshal
several times, threatening to jump into the canal
and drown himself, which indeed he nearly sue.
ceeded in doing, having been rescued from his
third dive with difficulty, by John Flick, hav.
ing, in his attempt to escape been stopped
by receiving painful, but not dangerous pistol
shot from the marshal in the thigh.
The cause Of Me- yer's arrest was. that he had
on Saturday morning last, robbed the house of
Mr. Smith, near Streator, Of $145, after choking
Mrs. Smith, the only person in the house at the
time, so severely that hs seems to have believed
she was dead Mrs. Smith. however, recovered
her coBsciousnes- in few hours, related the
circumstances of the robbery, upon which pur.
suit was made Of Meyer, who was tracked to
Ottawa and arrested as above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16
Supreme Court.


The September Term Of the Supreme Court Of
this state, for the Northern Grand Division, CON.
menoed in this city on Tuesday, all the judges
being present. and in apparent robust health.
We are particularly grati6ed in being able to say
this OF Judge Breese, the Nestor of thslbeneh in
Illinois, for the reason that at the close Of the
conference in spring be left here in poor health,
which it took him most of the summer to shake
off,
The week has been spent in hearing motions
and making preliminary orders, preparatory to
commencing the call of the docket on Monday.
The arrangement is then to begin with No. l.,
and call 20 cases day.
As there are about $50 causes ON the docket,
1t will take 80 days to go through the docket
alone, to say nothing Of the heavy work of the
Judges after the causes are submitted to them.
The term promises to continue six or eight weeks.
Owing to the inconvenience it involves, We arc
advised by the clerk, Major W. N. Taylor, that
there is no probability that term of the court
will be held nChicago this fall and whether there
should be or not, causes must be docketed and
records filed at Ottawa, as heretofore.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16

THE Ice KING REFRIGERATOR, which crea.
ted such sensation, and took the first premium
at the Cincinnati Exposition, st. Louis Fair,
Illinois State Fair and all the Fairs throughout
this State generally last season; is now for sale
aud can be seen in 0ctnai operation Mt s II.
Hunsberger's Agricultural Warehouse, No. 26
Madison street.
This refrigerator possesses many advantages
over all others ever manufactured, among which
may be mentioned the fact that it saves fifty per
cent. of the ice required in any other refrigera-
tor Of the same size. 1t is preserver not con-
sumer, like the numerous ioe.melters called re-
frigerators 1t produces dry, cold temperature
IN the preserving chambers. The temperature
can be reduced to fourteen degrees 6elo,c 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, ae
they have no drippings from ice. Fish, gams
and meats OF all kinds can be kept frozen any
length of time, and in perfectly dry and pre-.
served condition. The refrigerator is divided
into two separate and distinct compartments,
and also has Water Cooler attached. which fur
nishes An unlimited supply of ice cold water
aoihtou putting ice iH the Nater. 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
ufactured Of all sizes, and suitable for Hotels,
Restaurants, Grocers and for family purposes.
Call at S. H. Hunsberget's and see the work.
isgs Of this indispensable article in actual
operation. April 1-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16

AN ACCIDENTAL few days ago, ]. L. Pier.
que was driving his bread wagon across the rail.
road track near the glass works, when loco
motive standing near, suddenly exhausted steam
and frightened the team, and Mr.. Piergue Sec
ing the danger jumped out and caught the horses
by the bride reins but they ran away, dragging
him considerable distance. Finally he was
thrown down and the horses and wagon ran over
him. He was very badly, but as ws are glad to
learn not dangerously hurt. The wagon was
smashed up, but the horses, after exhausting
themselves were caught, but not much injured.
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL or siA1Ls:
HO! for Chicago!

Remember the grand excursion to Chicago
next Tuesday. The train will reach Chicago at
10 o'clock, just in time to see the monster Odd
Fellows procession, which organizes at II. The
day will be one of the most memorable in the
history of that city, and amusements of all kinds
will be abundant
Train leaves the Burlington road depot in OF.
tawa at g. o'clock A. N. Returning, leaves
Chicago at 2. NJ
Fare for the round trip $3.50. Children half
price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16

A very pleasant affair came off on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, at Argyle place, ON the occasion
of the marriage Of Mr.. s. s. MCKINNEY, of the
Chatfisld Democrat, Mimi, and Miss JENNIE,
eldest daughter Of D. s. Ebersol.
The day was exceedingly fine, and the wed.
ding. at which Rev. E. NJ. Whitney of this city
ofhciated. was celebrated under the trees on the
lawn, in the presence of large number of in.
vited guests from town and country, who graced
the happy occasion by their presence, and who
left many substantial tokens of regard in the
usual "bridsl presents" of beautiful plate, &c.
The ceremony and the formal salutations be.
ing over, after dinner, and an hour and hall
of delightful social enjoyment, the happy couple
departed ior their home in Minnesota, attended
by many good wishes for their future welfare
aud happiness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16
PEPPER, SALT AND SPICE.

republican caucus was held in the town of
Wallace last Tuesday, at Albertys straw
stack. The attendance consisted of five repub.
hean voters from that town: three from Pree.
dom and one from Ottawa, besides 10Th amend.
ment from Lord knows where. Mr.-was
called to the chair "a ladder,) and man Two
gaessI was made secretary. A delegate was sent
70 the republican county convention-previded
ne wouldn't vote for Shepherd, and it seems he
didnt....A gentleman asked "Loosh" Croeker.
Ese, OF Mendoza, "why the artesian we'll water
at the court house tastes and smells 80 bad ~
"ny' responded that incorrigbile wag, "be-.
cause II comes from the bowels of the earth ~
....A little joke was perpetrated on distin-
guished citizen of Serena, when in the late re-
publican convention. A neighbor met him and
said "well, John, the highest office I ever knew
you to hold was patti master, and now you are q
delegate to the republican convention, what
next z" "base fraud" in the crowd added, "Pen..
itentiary of course !" Johnny sung small :. "A
fellow radical in the late republican convention
said to us, "Beemus, aint you afraid to be among
SO many republicans ?' No. we replied, mot
having any money, and having left our watch at
home. ws don't see that they can steal anything'
It is needless to add that all social relations be-
tween us have ceased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-16

We have been appointed sole agents for this
city of the Great United States Tea Company OF
n. Y, and have just received a large consign.
ment Of the following teas, which we sell at New
York prices, and guarantee satisfaction, if not
the teas may be returned aud the meney refund
ed. Choice Natural Leaf Japan, Yokohama
Oolong, Young Hyson, shantung, Gunpowder
&c., at from 81 to S165 per pound. Give them
trial and be convinced Of their superiority over
all other tea companies. Burke j. Heenan, II
La Sale street.
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The CITY MILLs.-Ths proprietor of the City
Mills has made great improvement in this estab.
lishment lately. Although the channel from the
side cut has furnished more power than that OF
any other in the city, from the "feeder," he
deemed 1t to his and his customers an advantage
to increase it by deepening the channel, which is
now being done. The channel is now cut down
to depth of "a feet in the rock, putting it on q
level with low water mark of the Illinois river
and at a cost of between $4,000 and $1,000.
This will enable him to put in flee Eclipse Double
Turbine Wheels the best yet invented, which
will give an increase Of nearly s5ds the powe,
previously used, and consequently will enable
the mill to do about three times as much worl
as hitherto.
The Mills have been overhauled all through
and will be running OCT, 1st Then Jerry Sample
the superintendent, will be able to fill any order
no matter how large, for merchant work, whil
his customers will be even better aceommoda
ted than heretofore because of the greatly ex
tended facilities of the mills.
AS they were, the city mills have successfully
met opposition in La Sale county, and under
the new arrangement will fear no rival
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The YOUNG FOLKS RURAL for September,
published by Mr.. Lewis of the Western Ru1ul,
pie. The Colleyc World pronouncss it "the
most entertaining paper in existence for young
people, Cash prizes are offered for best contri.
buttons by young folks. Sl.OO per year, and
free for remainder of this year to new subscr.
bers io- 1872. Specimen numbers free. Ad.
dress II. N. +. Lewis, Publisher, Chicago.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
ceived by Osman & Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
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The PECK P1ASo.-watson's Art Journo
W. Ii. HULL.

The fECK PIANO'-Watson's Art Journa
New York, gives this testimony:
We have personally examined the Grand Piano
Of Messrs. Geo. Steck s. Co. The tone is broad,
penetrating and expanding -. .... 1t comes firm,
prompt and decided, sonorous throughout, but
full, and ringing in the middle register, and sil.
very brilliant in the upper octaves, indeed we
have rarely heard trebel more sparkling, melo.
dious, and prononce. The touch is as perfect as
we Can imagine; combining lishtness with
strength. and giving power without demanding
it from the player, while yet affording delicacy
for every shade Of finger coloring.
Mrs. Baldwin, in Kneussl's block, is the agent
for the Steck Piano in Ottawa.
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AMENDE.-In our report OF .i,a fire at Grigcs'
drug store last week, from VIII. seemed to be the
most reliable information at the time, we said
that Mr.. Mason went into the oe y and brought
out the unfortunate boy who was burned to death.
On further inquiry, We discover that it was JAS
Mc Quade, of Lynch, Beatty Il O'Kanes, who
oourageously entered the cellar after the explo.
sion, when it was sheet of flame, and seized the
boy and carried him up stairs.
We wish also to say, that the clerks in the
store d'd not run away in CONSERVATION" as rep.
resented but remained in the store after the aC-
eldent' not aware. in fact, at the moment, Of
the serious nature of what had occurred
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GONE EAsr.-Joe Megafin, Of boot and shoe
fame, has gone east for new supply of goods,
and will DO gone several weeks. He will send
home from day to day. tho best Of goods in his
line. He is visiting the leading manufacturing
establishments abroad and makes it point to
buy the choicest articles of the several grades,
and, as he is one of the most experienced buyers
in this city, he never fails not only to suit the
public. but to purchase his goods at such low
prices as to enable him to undersell all others.