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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

TIE DISPOSITION shown By Congress TO
10 away with the too prolonged practice
OF sharing penalties for the infraction of
laws, with informants,-as in the moietv
businsss-cannot fail to meet with popu-
lar appreciation. Nothing is more re-
pugnant to fair-minded, generous men
than the presence in the community Of
q class of ''spotters" and secret inquisi-
tors And while it is possible that
something of this sort Of surveillance is
necessary at rare intervals the idea is in
tolerable that the Government should 60
so far in keeping watch Of the doings of
its citizens IS to offer bounties to idlers
and bUsybOdies to annoy tine industrious
classes with complaints of law-infrac-
lions, convictions under which promise
..blood money" 70 the informant We
are glad, therefore, TO note. that when
IAN act TO provide for the better secur-
ity of life on board of vessels propelled
IL whole or in part by steam, and for
other purposes, came 10 for consiier;-
tOn by the committee of the whole in
the House Of Representatives,, ON the
18th inst, Mr.. Hale, the keen and clear
headed member from Maine, caused the
said act to be amended SO as to be
purged Of all offers of encouragement to
the ''loafers''-as he rightly designated
.hem-who make business of keeping
up system of espionage upon river
craft. coasters, steam packets, fishing
smacks and other vessels with a view to
catching them at technical violation
Of such an act as is here contemplated,
and then hauling their masters and own
ers into court for no better purpose than
to &c. share of such fine as should be
imposed upon them. 1t cannot be pos
sible that the industrious callinss ever
need the protective influence of spying
Migrants: and in fighting down this class
of parasites and lnzarroni, Mr.. Hall has
done the country very signal service
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

The RereiEe speaks approyinsly of
Bob. McBeth's aspirations to the Guber-
Material nomination in the Democratic
State Convention. 1t is time the hosts
of the Democracy were moving out of
their winter environments when the Re
reNe comes thus to be sounded.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

THEY are going to sprinkle the streets
of Virginia City with mucilage. 1t is
thought that this will cause the road re-
pairers there to stick to their contracts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

A SQUAD of ten female crusaders have
made their appearance in San Francisco.
Like the epizootic, this epidemic pinches
out as it works westward.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

GREAT preparations everywhere to
celebrate Queen Victoria's birth day
which occurs on the oath of May. Hope
to see some appropriate demonstrations
here, in Carson,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

CONGRESS will adjourn June %. Boil
Houses have agreed to that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

TIE passenger train from Virginia.
We understand, got off the track last
night. IL was thought it would reach
here about midnight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

JUICE DCRRLL of Louisiana is to bs
We reckon he deserves te
be.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

GENIAL A. B. DYER, head of tn.
Ordnance Department at Washington, i.
dead.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-22

| OCR sENsIBILITIEs suffer a sudden
shock and one from which we instinct
lively recoil upon the hearing of such a
disaster as that which lately took place
in Massachusetts,, whereby whole vii
| lagos were sluiced out of existence,
scores OF lives lost and millions of prop
erty destroyed. But rs compared with
the distresses inflicted by the deliberate
hand of war, any ordinary disaster
caused by the action of the elements
seems trifiing and light. Senator Davis
of West Virginia. speaking TO the ques-
ton of the West Virginia war claims
claims for damages inflicted upon the
loyalists of that State by the movements
and necessities of the Union armies
while operating there-illustrated the
manner in which the people Of the bor-
der suffered during the rebellion. by ref
erence to Sheridan s raid thro' the Val
ley of the Shenandoah, and quoted as
follows from that officers letter to Cen
eral Grant, dated Woodstock, Virginia,
October 4, 1851 as follows:
On moving back to this point, the
whole country. from the Blue Ridge to
the North Mountain, has been made IN
tenable for rebel army. l have de-
stroyed over two Thousand barns filled
with wheat and hay and farming nipple
meuts; over seventy mills filed with
flour and wheat; have driven in front of
the Army over four thousand head Of
stock. and have killed and issued to the
troops not less than three thousand
sheep. This destruction embraces the
Lurav Valley and Little Fort Valley. as
well as the main valley. \ large num-
Der OF horses have Leen obtained. a
proper estimate OF which l cannot now
make.
This vandalism" terrific as it was,
was neediul to the quick and complete
empowering of the armies operating
before Richmond. as well as to prevent
a repetition of the raid under the rebel |
General, Harry Gilmore. into Maryland !
and toward Washington, which expedi-
ton caused, among other results, the |
burning and sacking of the private man
sion OF Montgomery Blair, the elder.
WEAr is doing by our Government to-
ward securing adequate observations of |
the transit Of Venus is indicated in the |
following, which We find among the dis
patches to the Sacramento Record of
Monday:
Three of the eight parties to be sent
out by the Government to observe the |
transit of Venus will leave here about |
the first of July for California, overland, |
where they will take the mail steamer
for Japan and there be met by the Uni
ted States steamer Lackawanna, of the !
isiatic fleet, and conveyed 10 their sta
lions. The first party, III charge of Pro-
lessor Hall. of the Naval Observatory,
will be stationed in Siberia: the second.
IN charge OF Professor Watson, OF Ann
Arbor. Michigan, known among astrono-
ners as the great Planet Dagger, will be
stationed at Pekin: and the third. in
-harge of Professor Davidson. Of the
Coast Survey, at Yokohama. Each par
Y viii consist of an astronomer, an as
and three photographers.
The IPsyeiNe speaks apprOyinoly of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Once again into our sanctum comcth the star
Spangld Bdnner--thc December number, and the
one which closes its twelfth year Of success Few
are there who know not this splendid paper,with
its 40 long columns, size Of Ledger, illustrated,
and just crao,med with the very best reading
poems, tales, stories, sketches, wit humor, and
fun. 1t also contains the celebrated Rogues'
Corner in which every swindler, humbug,Quacb
and fraud IN America has been, is, and will be
fully exposed. For 1915 ele,y subscriber receives
the paper fully prepaid and either a pair of
charming Prang chromos, an elegant diction-
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any one being worth more than price of the
paper which is only Sl.00 year. No paper is
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better liked. Specimen, far cents he who
fails to subscribe fails to do what he should do.
Send 81 to BANNER PUBLISHING co, Hins
dale, n. H.
single copies FOR sale, and subscriptions re.
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The necessity Of popular medium for the representa-
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28
FOR SALE, By
OSMAN & HAPEMAN,
Gov. -. ottawa, Illinois.
,IORTGAGE Where

NIORTGA1sF: "a whereas John FEcs
vi and Amelia Pies has wife. on the thirty fret day q
AgSust = d. AZ oy Sas sS,negc md S. II,
aud hled for record N ir iIscoFdess vmGe OF La
comfy ,no. o. e hiiI @ o. a "a ,d co
vry unto NesfOn Ward following described premises
situated ~ tue county ii LA sale and state OF Illinois e
Ia the city OTTAWA Ibe being the tract OF LAID
ne DAYTON losA IL the southwest fractional qus
thr- norA OF Range three the third principal ues
dian; Shch aid mortgage vs given TO secure the pay
VITA said mortgage drawn ~ sat John Flick and pay Ab.
10 The said NeuioH ward-one six hundrsd
dollars payable four moHths alter date and one ior i've
hundred collars payable eight months after date both o.
sd notes bearing Interest a. the rate OF ten per cent Pc
snhum;
er-is afterwards, the second OF said promssorv
noies @ he for fave hunlrcd dollars snd said mort
were, valuable consideration only assigned, En-
dor AL and transferred The uhdel sguCd Who u sui tc
Ana Whereas ana by sad mortgage decd 1t q provided
OF default ia tae payment OF SAID nos above
mentioned, or any part thereof bcorda 70 w t'uuI 81"
>Dch -tr iprr weeks In newspaper nuOisen IN the Siy
part 90. vn and al right and clu| q N1eiiptlon OF
the said po-r ~ the nrst Ya.; teI et
ccutois, aar1isirsors ~ assigns ths'sin a. bnnS w
County Ccur; House IL ctaTA a. zoe 'ine AIpo.hs,e1
such advert! nen, and ~ eksepe snd 'v.e :" by, .
chaser such te or tie convey ance IN Tee o. te
And ~aca. dsnsl, - lean made in the payment OF
said note OF Owe hunasi dollars ard every tsF tne5so
and "A same i nov drc ard Hbcily UNPAID; -,
M therefore, pal lie 1"ieess hereby Ivs US, os VT
tue f tIt pocgs sSid uar gage coltsiafN the rnas
,ipc as,igne- OF s'G note ana mortgage VII on Aop-
la jsr day ~ pei e. A. y isi1 g. ee s.eS "a nc
Hou.. s~a Iisois >el - pclle rcsa1e % toe ns1,
- l., re a. shove dcsr' s't ard al
r.-' ,i-. 4 -gtcaptsn ne sati iohn liiok
anil 'H'.' '''> '''" '''' JOIN y n MaCSISLAY,
n.,,s o,.,-s ~ Woven ~ .s;h, sic
..l-1-ss,> /. ,ys, Attorney ao'S
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Bible Meetings III North La Sale for 1915.
Dayton, Nov. 10th, at 2I9 p. NJ.
Ottawa, Nov. 10Th, in Congregational Church,
iP.N.
Seneca, Dec 9th, VI. f. Church. 1O1f AN
Marscillcs, Dec. 9th, VI. Z. Church, 1O1{ =. NJ.
Rutland, Dec 9th, Gi9 p NJ.
Mission Dee. 18th, English Lutheran Church
l0l5 A. NJ.
Sheridan, Dee. 18th, in Church. 81 Pm.
High Prairie, Dec. 18th, 2J5 PM
Freedom (Ilarding) Dec. Goth, 1919 Az
Ophir prairie Center Dec. Goth, "a =. NJ.
Serena, Bend School House, Dec. 10Th, g. r NJ
Worthwhile, Dec 9th, 1919 An
Asbury, Dec. eth, Ga PM.
Leland. Lutheran Church GS75) Jan. Sd, lOl Pm
Earlville, Baptist Church Jan Sd, So Pm.
Meriden, Jan. 10th, 2l9 Pm.
Triumph, Jan. 10th, l0}s JAN.
Mendoza, Jan. 10Th, Presbyterian church, 81
p
Wa!,ham, Presbyterian Church, Jan. 18th, i0ll
PM
Troy Grove, Presbyterian Church, Jan. ,1th
Oh M.
Utica, Jan. 18th, So r.. VI,
Dimmick, Jan. Goth, 81 NJ
La Sale City, Jan. oath, NJ. Z Church, l0lI 4. NJ
Peru, Congregational Church, Jan. Gath, 81 Pm
County meeting in convention with meetin.
Peru. e. SELDOM Co. Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Ne, the undersigned, having examined the
unfinished sketch OF Ottawa, nov being made by
Nessrs. Mason, Turner IL Co., take pleasure in
saying that we believe the picture or Lt'o9Toph
when complete, will excel any thing of the kind
ever attempted here, and viii give perfect salts
faction to all subscribers and is deserving OF the
liberal patronage Of oar citizens.
&c. FURNZs-
=. o. HARRIS,
WV. CULLEN,
J.. e. PogTEa
ROBT. VI. MCAlTHIR,
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Established in 1915,

Dickey 4 Son have this week made large ad
ditiols to their stock, such as ladies' and Gents
gold watches and chains. jewclry OF every des
crip..on, fine bronze clocks and ornamental
opera glasses, solid silver and pated-ware Of the
very latest makes, They keep no single-plated
ware, aud YOU can always rely on getting the
best They have fine single stone diamond rings
uhicd they will sell very cheap. Every one is
invited to call and see our goods.
Persons wishing hair work made for the ho.
N6ays shCuld leave orders before Dec. 5th.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

THANKsGIvING.-As the Mayor Of our city, by
some strange oversight, omitted to issue a thanks
giving proclamation, and there was, therefore,
no higher authority for observing the day tnau
the procamations of the President and Governor,
il Is not surprising that no very elaborate atten-
ton was paid TO il in this city. The Banks were
closed during the day, and for few hours in tAe
afternoon most of our business places, but the
manufactures and work shops generally paid
strict attention to business a. usual. The only
religious service was "union" meeting at the
Baptist church, where the Rev, f. Bascom
preached a sermon to an audience Of about 80
persons, mostly women.
Not having heard the discourse, we are I'M
able to say what he indicated to his auditors
as matters they ought 10 BE especially
thankful for, though we take 1t for granted he
duly included in the catalogue the sublime Cata-
tcIysm which recently bcicll tho great repub-
lcan party. Indeed We know OF no greater evi.
dencc of tue amazing induration of the popular
heart Of this people than their apparent indihcr.
ence to prominent recognition OF that mos.
suspicious event on day when some conspi-
cious manifestation Of that sort would have been
so eminently appropriate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28
Annual Meeting,

The annual meeting OF the LaSailc County
\ Agricultural Society will be held at the Court
House, in Ottawa, on Tuesday, December 10th
al o'clock 2. NJ.
Business OF great Importance 10 the welfare of
the society is to be transacted, There should be
full meeting of all those who are interested in
tie perpctuity and Improvement OF the affairs
OF the society, Us the time has come for prompt
and decisive action. A. VI HOFFMAN, Sec'y
The place to get cheap flour is a. Woods Eagle
Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

\ FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Thursday last 4 tisl
named Peter Specie, a laborer in Peter McKen'e
stonSquarry at AuXsable, Grundy County, Ill.
whiie assisting in hosting large stone, by
the prealling Of chain and hook of the derrick,
and some failing upon him was crushed to
deaf, We understand that aiS family resides in
this civ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28
('ircuit Court.

The trial of Bird Bickiord, for obtaining goods
under false pretcnces, was concluded on Satur-
day. The verdict Of the jury was mot guilty"
The following cases have been disposed OF
during the present week:
Thomas L, Macknlay and Eliza l.. Gibson VS..
Daniel Blake. Replovln. Trial by jury. YER
diet Of one cent damages for plaintiffs.
Myron Cove VS.. The G. r. ]. & 7. Il. r. Co. APP
peal. Verdict for plaiatlf Damages SOTO.
Motion fer new trial.
Moore IL Co. VS.. George Wells and Henry s.
Clark. Assumpsit. Plaintiff takes non-suit.
S. Hutchinson vs.. William Smith and Thomas
Rogers. Appeal. Appeal dismissed for want OF
prosecution.
Sarah A. Clayton w. c.. Il. ]. s. p. r. Co.
Assumpsit. Continued at plaintiffs cost.
Thomas McGrath vs.. Abram Miller and Thomas
McManus. Assumpst. Verdict for the aefen-
dant.
This concluded the proceedings up to We'd
nesday night when an adjournment over Thanks
giving day was had.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Among the many valuable ingredients which
exist in the water from the mineral springs is
supposed 10 be a hens nest. At any rate the wa
ter when used for making coffee does not need
any egg or other settler. 1t has been tried by
many of our citizens and corroDoratcs the above
statement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Chicago paper Of late date contained the
following:
A man named IIudspidch, an Englishman, who
has been living pear Bloomington, suddenly dis
appeared Monday, leaving woman with whom
he had been living as his wife. 1t appears how
ever, that he had previously been married to tive
women, one of whom IL now living in Streator,
La Sale county, and the other in England. His
last affinity, too, seems to have been of similar
make OF hair-piu, as she has two husbands living,
not counting Hudspidch. She declares, how
ever, that she can't live without her dear Huds
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Few men have more warID and devoted friends
in Ottawa than DR.. j. B. Walker, the well known
Chicago occulist aud aurist; but it was with a
feeling akin to disgust that that they imagined
they saw his name Il few days ago in the Chica-
90 papers prominently mixed up with conyen-
ticle of anti-masonc ZcalOts. We are happy TO
state that the "Dr J 3. Walker named in that
dubious connection is gentleman Of very differ
ent stripe from the famous oculist. The j. B.
Walker, NJ D., who stands in such daily and night
ly dread OF the raw head and -bloody bones" of
free masonry is the same gentleman who flourish
cd few years ago as the founder Of a college at
Benzonis, in Michigan, on the plan OF that OF
Professor Blanchard, at Wheaton, but who is at
present pastor of the christian" church of Hi
nos and President of the "lllinois Christian So
Association opposed to Secret Societies" 1t
would he hard to name another man so directly
the opposite as this is of our big hearted, lib
eral souled, genial and kindly DR.. J. B. Walker,
the oculist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

While some of our wealthy citizens were
sympathiziug Gin their minds) with the sufferers
from tie Grass Hopper Plague in Nebraska, on
Thanksgiving day, Jim. Cross, conscious that
"the poor We have always with you," was serving
complimentary dinner to the boot blacks of
this city, and Jersey" was donating turkey to
the poverty stricken forces of the Republican
Office. The connundrum is: which is the great
est bCCl.IctOr?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Gents underwear and furnishing goods: the
largest assortment, in the city, at VI. S'isie' s
Cos. vi tie corner.
Tie place 10 yet cheap -four is at Wood Eagle
Mills
Shakespeare, Byron, Scott, Moore, Bryant
Burns and Pope, in morocco, at Osmau 81 Hape-
mans.
Warranted winter wheat -four $500 per hun
bred pounds at Woods Eagle Mills.
F-Lo-ri-d-a-y is the way the Rega5l.ri. SPELLS
the name of the Pcninsular state.
Family and pocket bibles, aud Commonplace
books, a; osmap & Hapemaa..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Everybody gets their clothing at A. Frank &
Cos, TIE peoples clothiers, because their goods
are Nc. one, and they keep what everybody
wants. Their house is located at No. 2l La
Sale street, west Of court house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

dcs..e to announce that am just in receipt
of Lew invoice OF the popular SINGER SEWING
MACHINES from New York, and from the com
pany Ciice, Ill State Street, Chicago, which will
be o%cCed at bargains to all in need OF good
machines, and on terms to suit the purchasers
Thes machines are bran new; the genuine ar
ticle sud all are warranted, \, FOSTER,
20 and IS Madison street,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

1t will rc well f.. persons having money which
they wish 10 invest in a safe and profitable bust.
Hes- 10 examine the workings Of the Fox river
horse collar manufacturing company of Dayton,
ll>. - great Is the demand Tor their goods thai
dealers are already sending In thelr orders FOR
spring delivery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Mrs. OM9ara Is fully up to the best in styles
ana quality OF stock Of millinery goods. By
close attention to business, and excellent taste
in selecting her stock she has attained the posi-.
ton of first in the city. Our ladies will bear in
mind that they can always secure the latest
styles, and at the most reasonable prices by call.
ing at her roomc in the Opcra House Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Ia addition to the evening class AZ the Tec-
gray = Institute day class is receiving in,truc
lions Apply early.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Diza-On the afternoon of the Goth instant
from the effects of spasms'and cold lead MINNIE
anfaa daughter Of George Heller, book keeper
Cor 4. Vra0h &; Go,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-28

Ho. FOR CHRIsTSAs.-A splendid assortment
Of children. toys primers, and christmas pres
cnts generally; also fresh arrival OF millinery
and fancy goods. Examine the stock before buy
ing, prices warranted 70 suit at Lows Millinery
and Variety Store. 6 Court street.