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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
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pfi tcmz topic Oh. kremcr ma mistt byl
usmrcch sest dtlnikd ttzce porantno.
OhraznG spalen.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
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Milwaukee, p. fljna. Samuel
Rindskopf, jejz strana opravy navrhla "a
kongrcsniho poslance. odstoupil. natez
vybor ponayrhl Wiliama Pitta Linda.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24
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velikou v1bnon zasobu podzimnich "a
Ia a sico brnsoyt, paysleyoyt, kasnirovf,
reversible. oitonaly. mohairoye, tibeto
-. skotske vln6nG n line. ~ -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

SObOta, dine =
AmeriI1a.
Jestc vybrch
New Albany, Indana, %. iijna
Dnes rdno praskl kotcl porkhousu Mitchell
la n spclku. VJbuchcm znpalcro stavo-
NJ, ale 'hc1 na -ttsti brzce uhaSen
Clyry osoby hy y nebczpcGnt opafeny,
.iedna Mich iiz skonaa kote vylettl
do vysc 30 stop spadl ma zem 200 stop
cd budovy
Obzal"by mormond
Salt Lake, 20. lima. Nelka 20
rota vyncsl. Is novJch znlob. News"
paci rofct poly gamiet6 (osoh mnohozen
stvi ziiicich) na 1000 nuzH, 81 co Zen n
5000 dcti.
\ NestGsti ma draze
Memphis. Tenn. -. iijna. Ma
draze Memphis Little Rock. / 3 mile w
chodnG cd Brinkley, s,eA SC vychodni
Wax koleii pii cenz topic bremsar by
il zabit nekolik cestovatcIu poranGno.
Y ybuch
Little Rock, Ark. ~. riiua. Dnes ri
no praskla larn roura na parnlku Man
nello, pfi GenA diva nidenici hNli t6zce .
pafeni II ieden lehce. Jcden n;idcnik Sko-
ell ; panby do yody uionDl.
+ or d II
Pensacola, 20. fiina We vldni
lodtnici Pensacola, kter', Jest spolu sta
nici lodstva Spol. stitu, yypukla zluta
zimnicc. Nemoc ia dostavue Sc sem tc-
mel kazdorocne q zahubi obyccine znaG-
nou Cast namofniki n voiinI. Nsak pres
to pfedce nema Sc vlada tomn. aby y
tax nebezpecnem miste lodcnici zruSia a
nekde ma zdraven mist6 il zfidila.
Eitezos ava.
JeffcrsOnyilIe, India. 20. fina.
Demokratc slavili zdt okazalym zpdso
bem skvelc volebni vitezstyi. 100 dtlo-
vych vystfeld bylo vypaleno, vulicich
planuly ohnt radosti temtf kazdf dim
byl ozdoben vlaikami a tinskymi lanpio-
nami. Nenadalym spousttnim dtla pti.
sci iakysi Edward Tobin ruku.
Zac hiram Gny.
Pitt>burg, 20. fiina. Dye spanilt
a mladinkG divky Niles. Ohio, utekly 4
domora vstoupily zdc do jednoho nev6-
stince. Avsak po nekolika dncch by po-
byt .ieiich cd roditn vypatran, ktcH pfi-
srtnim policie iehkonyslnc Magdaltny Z
nevGstince odycdl. Jcdna z diyek bude
NJ dosahnc plnolctosti 1sti ltt dcdit
: 100000
q ton pl
Milwaukee, Il. fijna. Samuel
ltindskopf, jejz strana opravy navrhla "a
kongrcsniho poslance, odstoupil. natez
vybor ponayrhl Williama Pitta Linda.
Nomi mace
New York, Il. fina. strana pro.
tiyna stranG Tammany navrha "a mayo
ra Oswalda Ottendoriera, vseobecnt zna-
mcho rcdaktora Il maiitele ,,Statszctun-
GU III registratora. kteryzto 1fad jest
velicc vJnosnJ, dfiydjsiho postmistra Pa
tricka H. .Joncse.
n ON mace
BunkcrhiIl, Mass. 2l. iiina. Ge-
neral G.. =. Banks mel k 200o posluchacfi
rec stavu yeci ma iihu, nacez byl cd lidn
vyvolanim (aKlamacD nayrzen "a poslan-
co do kongresu ma tyket6 strany lidu
kryav Il rvacka
Brooklyn, %. riina. Dnes rano
vrazil do lazcbny Italiana Dombraggia
diva opili politikafi imcnem Albert q.
Crocker Charles Shaw. Beze vsi III
minky jail Sc tfiskati nabytek ieho. La-
zebnik u ieho pomocnili chteli opilce vyhc
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l,' We " '''"' .N."'' 10 ."'F '""'9"cc ut '"c
The same apcaIgr, on The .GtA ult., addressed
Il crowded hou. d. the Baptist church, on which
occasion he made mention OF The liberty loving
Germans, who have been so loudly denounced by
the so'called Temperance speakers as foreign
ers who have no right to talk to Americans in
regard 10 liberty
On Mondly evening, by his own confession, q
foreigner, he undertook to dictate law for Amer.
lea, to.wit: THAT any person found upon the
high seas in possession OF liquor should be shot
as pirate, and any person dealing in il on land
Tor the irst of!cnsc Shoald be imprisoned fifteen
years, and for the second should be hung" Now
we have heard that "tle hair of the dog is good
for the BITE so suppose MIR :. cXamine his ward
reoe ana Il nothing Is found holding him by the
coat TAIL Oh course he viii follow the advice SO
generously gwen the Germans and sail FOR his
foreign nome. Undoubtedly the speaker consid-
cred his argument "stunner," but for logical
and eloquent manner of addressing an intcll-
gent people we would cite lad of seventeen
summers OF La Sale by The name Of John O'Nic
as IN example from whom bambastic orators
(heaen save the mark, could learn many ideas
which wouId be Of incacuabc benefit to them.
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The city fathers held \ regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, the mayor and light aldermen
being present The abscntces were Brown, Jack
son, Phelps, Howard, McGinns and Miller.
W. d. Clark'S petition was presented asking
Tor $50 for street sprinkling around the city hail
Referred to law and ordinance committee.
Wn j. Nicely and others pctitoned the coun-
ell 10 abate Il nuisance in the shape of a mud
puddle in the vicinity Of Mr. Neely's residence
north of the Rock Island r. X DEPOT. Referred
to street and alley committee.
The subject of draining Spring street, in South
ottawa, was referred to same committee, by II
vote of four 10 three.
+. n. Lewis, on permission, made speech on
the subject OF maintaining better order around
the railroad depots. The loafcr nuisance about
these places. especially on the arrival and depar.
ture of trains, had become intolerable, and some
thing must be done to abate it.
On his suggestion an ordinance was drawn up
and passed i"Sta"ter, requiring, l, That the rail
road companies themselves be required to keep
order around their dcpots: =. That hotel and
other runners must, on the arrival of trains, keep
within Gfect of their own vehicles and at least
Nv ittt iiohi tH' III vi INC cars. III VIII
be necessary for the Marshal always to be on
hand with six and ten foot pole to make the
mcasurement) Fine for violation of ordinance
not less than So nor more than So Each Of the
railroad companies to employ one speciel police
mal of their own, to be approved by the Mayor.
Porter, from the license committee, reported
the license bonds of e. w. Monroe, +. w, Rabcn-
stein, Ursula Sulzberger, Julius Grosae and Chris
tian kcste to be sufficient and regular, and they
were approved.
Communications of w. X. Lecky and w. L.
Fourlaugh, in relation to ringing Plymouth
church bell, were placed on file.
The matter of purchasing fire bell was re-
ferred to fire department committee, which com
mttcc was enlarged by the addition of Mr.. King
About p bills were allowed, mainly for officers
salaries and street labor, upon which the cOun.
ell adjourned for three weeks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08
Our business.

We give below the amount OF actual business
transacted by the two rail roads and canal nj
this city during the month Of July. Consider in g
the fact that the Glass Works have not been run
ming during the month, which ordinarily use
large quantities of coal and that July is counted
as the dull railroad month, we think the show
ing speaks well for Ottawa us II shipping point:
The g., B. IL = r. K. sold tickets during the
month amounting to S2,Gl0 received in payment
tor frcights $2,4S4S2, and billed freight from OF
tawa to other points amounting to $3,63l.2i
making total of business done by this road at
Ottawa in July Of ts,7lG.0S.
During the same time the Chicago, Rock L.
land Il Pacific Il. L. sold tickets amounting to
S3,43O3l; received for freight $!,Sl2.52 and for
w0rdcd to other points ircights upon witch
charges to the amount of 1,5354j were made.
Total business for the month $i,7;s2S.
The Illinois N Michigan Canal forwarded from
Ottawa 21S,90O bushels Of corn, 40 bushels Of
wheat, and 100 bushclc of Rye and received
l,li!,52S feet of lumber, 10000 lath, 100000 shin
gle, 3jOS0 lbs. merchandise, 10 wagons, 43j bbls
flour and $50 bbls salt.
We are under obligations to the gentleman
ly Agents of the above named corporations for
information furnished Us in preparing this item
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

the Joliet Stg,di corrccts an error into
which we fell last week in stating that the
committee whose names are attached to the
call for q congressional convention IN this
district, published in our last, is the same
committee that was appointed two years ago
at the Morris Convention which nominated
Judge Parks for Congress. The committee
signing this call, on the contrary, was ap-
pointed at farmers congressional mass
meeting held at Morris some six months ago,
aud which met on the call of Chas Snoad
Esq, the vice President Of the State Farmers
Association for this district The coU-rcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

On Thursday last, after the daily Chicago pa.
pers had been received ard distributed about
town, we (Bcemus) took walk around to asccr.
tain why the papers had become in such demand
as to exhaust the supply so quickly, as has been
the case here for week or more. In each bust.
ness house, saloon, law Office or doctors shop
were to be seen men most intensely interested
in reading the aforesaid dailies, and of course
absorbed in the "Brooklyn stink" We found on
dry goods box an ancient party with one OF
these papers in his Land. From his appearance
we should Judge HIM to be about ninety years
old. lie had only the snag of one front tooth
left and his head was as bald Us billiard ball or
an ivory door knob. lie wore glasses of the
highest magniylng power, and yet had to hold
the paper at arms length. Small colonies of
flies had settled in spots upon his old shiny pate
and an immense blue bottle buZzed about his
nose, He read and grinned and grinned and
read, wholly oblvous OF everything around him.
We doubt whether anything less than IN earth
quake could have stopped him from going clear
through all the nasty details Of this iltnV scan.
dah How applicable 10 this shining host
Betchen 1lllph and the rcst-arc now the words
OF John Randolph, uttered on a memorable occa-
sion: They shine and stink, and stink and shine,
like rotton mackcrcl by moonlight
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Judge Wilcox, of the Kane ana Kendall
circuit, has resigned, and there is a new Judg,
to elect up there. Several patriots are willing
to be sacrificed 10 serve the people in that
way but the one whose prospects jus, now
look brightest. is r. G. Montony, Of Aurora
We wish Mr.. Montony hadn't neglected to
pay us little bill he has been owing Us for
the last fifteen or twenty years, Otherwise
we might feel like saying 4 good word for
him.
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and believed by her friends who know her
best to be utterly unconscious, and while III
this condition, in which she remains some
times tor four or five hours, she talks aith
or writes TO those about her, as the deceased
sister, brother, father, mother, or friends, rs
the case may be- and gives tests of their lien
tity and facts in their life history that cannot
be explained away, and that the lady herself
could by no possibility have had any knowl,
edge of whatever. AS many as fourteen diff
fcrent controls, entirely unlike in character,
have thus. manifested their presence in one
pypninr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

The Iowa state Register thus speaks of a
dcservedly popular man who has done much
for the A. 7. & S. +. K. r. Co. during the last
two years:
A. I. Touzalin, as popular railroad man
ana as true II gentleman rs ever signed q
voucher or thumbed II coupon, has returned
to the fold of the Il. II NJ r. r. Co., and re en-
tiers It's service rs Land Commissioner. And
he is very welcome in coming back to Iowa
We speak for ourselves and for eyerybod,
else who ever knew Inn.
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s'onal district committee of The Iidepend.
ent Reform Party appointed by the Morris
convention two years ago, consisted of \.
Armstrong, of Grundy county; Dr. Y. G.
Smith, of Kendall; Calneh Farley and Maj
5. W. Mum, of VIII; a. J. Grover 5. NJ
HOLSTER and J. II. Mccormick Of La Sale
This committee met after the adjournment OF
the convention alluded to, and elected G.. Ear.
ley AS chairman, and DR., Smith Us secretary.
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The announcement of the postponement OF he last gift
concert OF the Pubic Library of Kentucky viii
prise the public. In Governor B-amletes card published
below, he gives for 1t wkch will be accepted with.
out question by every The management in this in.
stance consulting the interests of tickctoers and those
designing 10 become ticket holders have not waited until
the last day 10 make this announcement. but Just rs
as they become satisfied of the necessity of this postpone
ment, have promptly made the announcement Il un.
necessary TO the which have necesstated
this action, they fully ected in Governor Bamletes
card. The promptnes and irankress with which the public
have been made OF the iHentiOn the manager will
meet with the hearty COMMUNICATION OF every one and ex
cite such interest and confidence scheme and
the ability of the manager TO perform what lie promises
that there be doubt that Oa the day specGed the last
concert will be u fun one.
PosTPoSENENr OF THE LAST GIT coNCErg-- ARD TO
rIH PUBLIC.
The announcement of the poStpoEcmc2t OF the Gf and
last concert OF the Public Library OF Kentucky 10 the 0th
November, am satisfied viii surprise few and dlsappOn
none Of the friends and patrons of the enterprise Indeed
cgdent OF postponement of each Of the four concerts
which have already been gwen the public very
rally and reasonably expected that In this by the largest
scheme OF the series and the largest ever ocred to tie
world the course would be followed, and there
thousands all over the country who only waiting the
setting of CctG rc day for the drawing before sending
In their ORDERS The sales Of tickets this have been
highly satisfactory, and large drawing might he had
tie S!s July, but feeling assured that short POSTPONE.
ment would enable 10 close TIE remainder Of the
tickets and make the drawing ui one, have adopted
the course which has evidently been anticipated and which
must cventuate most satisfactorily tor ~.
Now that the day oi the drawing il absolutely let nnod
there remains further occasion delay and wOuld
tickets TO cend IN their ofdcr7, ~ " viii m, office
utmost capacity accomplish nil that he done IN the
shOr! tine which remains for NE 'alc Of uckctS.
TIios. T. bilmLEITF.
i -p't and Mans
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! Last Saturday evening large and very sym
pathetic party called at the Office Of Esquire
Lockwood to listen to a very frivolous case.
/ 1t seems a gay lathario who fought, bcd and
did not die in the service of his country, has of
late been made the recipient of very comforta-
BILE amount from the government as a pension
The receipt of so much filthy lucre revived again
his youthful blood, and, in company with an ell
derby gentleman, our patriot visited livery
stable and procured first-class turn out Thus
equipped the twain went from grocerce TO gro
Gerry until at even tide, when their brains reclcd
with spiritual visions, they decided TO accept the
spiritual pastimc Of ''ncst-hidin=." Accordingly
they repaired to rancho on Clinton street ana
while there, "as this dcpOncnt saith he was
robbed plundered or otherwise lost the sum Of
$50
4 warrant having been issued and served, q
large crowd assembled to hear the trial
Mr.. Nicholson put in an appearance ior the
people. Clad in faultlcss costume and sulIuscd
with smiles, he announced the people ready.
The demi-monde were represented by Mr. Y.
B. Weeks, Attorney-at- Law, Justice OF the Peace,
Notary Public and general conveyancer \ plea
Of not guilty was cntcreda AMI the trial proceeded
The judge li-tcdcd for an hour, and finally adj
iourncd until Monday AN
On Monday morning the again being
called and q denomination Of the witnesses
gone through with, the court discharged the
prisoner for want OF sufficient proof
When such cases are 10 be disposed of in the
future cannot some rule be enforced to dispel
the crowd Of small boys from the court room:
PER~oNAL.--Lcwis Howard. alderman of the
third ward, and 50 long and popularity known as
the proprietor Of the Clifton hotel in this city,
surprised III on Thursday last, by once more
standing upon his native heath His uumcr-
GUS friends here kept him busy shaking hands.
He is now Of the firm Of Howard " Brown,
proprietors of the s.. James hotel, st. Louis.
More lady operators employed on telegraph
.ira, now than ever before.
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Keep your eve open in this direction. Take
advantage of the times. VI. Stcfel d Co. will
offer for the next thirty days clothing hats, caps,
trunks and yalisc- cheap, awag down TO bottom
prices. Remember the p.acc-thc square deal
rrs. White cOrncr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Patrons Of husbandry and farmers oranges in
this and adjoining counties, will find il greatly
to their advantage TO call at, or adde's, Ottawa
City Mills and get our prices on flour.
j. SAMPLE, Agt.
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PER,oNAL.--llenry Walthcr and wife h0r" just
returned from delightful summer tour around
the lakes and thence down the Mississippi 10
Rock Island He ricd his lucl, ~ a h.hist at
Mackinac, Marquette, Duluth and other points
and comes home much inv@oratcd, and glad 10
be among Lj- numerous friends once more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

\ note from sheridan advises Us that J. :.
Armstrong, Esq, had the misfortune on Thurs
day of last week, 10 have "a small patch Of oats
and about forty rods Of fencing DESTROYED by.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

The Republican County Committee have
issued call for a County Convention 10 meet
at Ottawa on the Is, Of September tonomin-
ate candidates for congress, senator, repre-.
scn;ativc~, shc-iT ard coroner. Noac Js;,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Popular prices for everything rs well as oui
new winter wheat flour. Warranted nice for :.
per 100 lbs. at the city Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

Nice new winter wheat -four warranted good
at City Mills for $! per 100 pounds.
j, SAMPLE, A.t.
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THO. 5. EEAMLETTE,


L. LStt TO r. - I. E;.--Notce is her, rs
Il 'i,cn. That T.saay, 'hc lst DAY OF September
NEXT between Tie tu.s u j. U',cS in the forenoon aris
CLOGS IN afternoon day. AZ the late residence
Charles brown, d.C"asr tns personal property Of saI
rrlrut. consisting q toAd u work horses 2yeag'ilg-
colts three year cid s't"rs - head Of cows, NJ head or
t,rlngs. 10 head OF oCu wagon. buggy, sets Of hit
ur,s ,tubhe plOws, rous subso pillow, flaming
MIL two horse sleigh oL'-'ali year old Durham
But Carpenters toU hua uiNsr articles VII &c s0.i az
pUh't sale. IN 6ecorAur' v-u order Of tho W .tr
Court at Ia Sal. gOgL'r.
IrI;N- ~ ~ALC-At suG under Cash al eve.
tn' amount c.- e. ran months wilt he given notes
Wiz. s1pruSci s.cg,.'g 'u.' interest e paid when ls
% .". so PAID i" rr. '.. 90" raarged from da,c.
ABBY BROWN.
Il. *. BROW .
Z. &. WATTS
Az tN Executors
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On Thursday Mr.. w. !. Medley received hy
American Express pair of Essey pigs shipped
to him from Europe, They are said to De rs fine
pair Of porl,ers as ever squealcd in La sale
County.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

City Mills -four from new winter wheat war
rautcd good only 50 per 100 BIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

CA.-TsbISI \ more thnn -Hps'.'g'" ."l Castor
on IL ~ the ONLY article IN existence VhH CERTAIN
assimiate Il food regulate The how"s rW' 'H"roIc
and produce natural sleep II contains Doc '"' me #'
InOrphne or alcohol unI IS pleas ~ 20 's-.. tiGct
need net cry, and mother may RESI-. .'.-N-',Nl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08
Election of GaiCerS,

The society Of Turner'S Of this city Al mcctin.
held on Thursday evening, elected The |o'owta.
officer; for the gusungycar:
Speaker II. A. STROBE.
2Ud c. Buechncrs
Marshal II. Klmm:
Asst. George Fisher
Secretary J. w Weiss,
Cor, Secretary DR.. \, Alphonso,
Cashier, Theodore Horn;
Treasurer, l., Hess;
Warden, G.. Bollander;
Librarian, c. G. Lntz,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

fETALE SUfTER-AGE--We learn ;het quite q
lively skrimmage took place between Mary Maho.
ny and several ladies living north of the canal
On Friday the attention Of Judge LeayenS was
occupied with the hearing OF the facts in the
case. The first trial w>s that of Paul Irion, Jr,
charging him with Gischarging firearms within
the city, and Wa fred S and costs.
The second was the case of Mrs. Paul Irion
charging hey with assoulting child Of Mary
Mlhony. The case was heard aud the defendant
discharged.
In the afternoon Mary WAS arrested upon 4
VIBRANT sworn out by Miss Belle Whitney,
charging her With assaultnS the complainant.
Whether this matter will be continued until
the militia is ordered out remains to be seen. Al
the time Of going to press there IS considerable
firing on the skirmish line, and brick bats may
fly at any moment
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M1rrtrD.

On tNc naa IN, by Arthur Lockwood F.. Mr. THOMAS
G, OLSON 20 Miss ELLEN THOMPSON, non. o tgc town
Ji Fltoiom.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM H.hON TO
Mics MARY j. HADLEY, bJth OF the town OF Yea
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

i. p. Ledyard, sup. c. B. * Q. R. r, passed
south an special train Thursday evening He
was accompanied by tha road master and other
officials. Their trip Wa srs - oorrlircl pleas
u-r ard lG,i-e-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

4 In our published proceedings of the Board Of
supervisors the name ofJohn Miller was, through
a clerical error, omitted as chairman Of the com.
mittee on Township Organization.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08

nIASIS rt'srK--. s-I'y> - i.TiN
ices By ''N"H q '.. .'f-..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-21
Toombs Reproyes Lamay.

Lw..AIsEtoa Special 10 he Pittsburgh Com.
Senator Gordon q few nights ago gave
q dinner at his residence ID Georgetown,
atwhich were present q uumberof south.
ern gentlemen, including Representative
Lamar Of Mississippi, and ex-senator
Toombs, Of Georgia. Mr.. Toombs took
occasion at the table to RnimAdvett very
severely upon Mr.. LamaIs eulogy upon
Nj Sumner, and expressed his disgust as
o Southern man that q southern Demo
cratic Representative should have eulo.
gized the Massachusetts, Senator. Mr..
Lamar bore ToombS tAunts as long as
Il was reasonable 70 suppose he could,
and finally called him q poltroon and 9
coward. Mr.. Toombs replied that he
would see Mr.. Lamar again on the sub
ject, but the fact & noted that he LEFT the
by the earliest train Sunday morning,