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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
ACQUITTED.

Mum, the whisky ringster who had beer
on trial for two or three weeks at Chicago toi
"defrauding the revenue" &C., was on Wed
nesday acquitted. Hesing and ltehm, who
had squealed against him and on whose eYi
dence il was thought NUNS convection was
inevitable, overGid the thing so enormously
as to prove that, although Mum was doubt
less member of the ring, Hesing ana
Rehm themselves were such lmmeaSuraOIy
greater thieves, that to convict Mum and let
them off would be a crying shame. Accord
ing to Rehm's story, during the past four
wears he had received as blackmail from the
distillers over $2j000O ofwhich he paid $50,
600 to IRWIN, the collector, $4,000 to Phil
Wadsworth, $4,000 to Hoyt, $4,000 or more
to Jasper d. Ward, $4,000 to help elect
Charley Farwell, to Mum various small sums,
and the rest he spent for various political pur.
poses or pocketed himself HeSng's story
showed equal protiigacy on his part He
was paid for everything he did, political or
otherwise. For collecting $40 II barrel on
crooked wiskey, of II. b. Miller, and paying
the same over to Rehm, he charged a com.
mission Of 50 per cent-pocketing in this
transaction $4,000 For indorsing some notes
connected with Geo Miller's dlstllery, he re-
ceived $4,000 For using his influence to
get Juessen made collector, he received $4,000
For assisting in nominating and. electing
Buffalo Miller county treasurer, he re-
ceived one.half the interest paid Miller by
local banks for the use of the money. He
supported Tim Bradley for office, and was al
lowed the use of 100000 two years without
interest. In order to enable Powell to go on
with the manufacture of illicit whisky, Hes
ing gave IL bogus check to release PowelVs
distllery from government lien, and
charged $500. For using his influence TO-
induce Washington Heslng, his son, to with.
draw his candidacy for congress, flesing had
his notes cashed for $4,000, and so on.
It is now said, that the arrangement be.
tween Hesing, Rchm and the government, by
which these worthless were induced to squeal,
IS not such as to prevent the government
from putting them on trial, and that they may
yet be landed in the penitentiary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

There is worse story than the mule bust
ness out against Bristow now 1t is well
known that at the outbreak of the rebellion
he raised Union regiment in Kentucky, but
Afterwards resigned the command of it,
The story now Is that he resigned because
the authorities at Washington decided to en-
list negroes in the Union army. Brls,ow
threw up in disgust swearing he would meyer
fight by the side of the damuiggers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

In spite of their loud professions Oh no
partyism and pure devotion % re'ori'i' az .l.-
republican city council Of Chicago Is running
the city government, as we suspected 'pey
would. IN the interest ofthe republican parry
The removal of Comptroller Hayes harsAA-
Goodell and Baily as building inspector Is
piece of sheer party spite. mere Is no ,os-
sibili,y of the city finding purer' adler or Del
ter men for those positions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

J c. Temple and son. from Carthage, Mo,
who are on their way TO the Centennial show
afoot, .rundling wheelbarrow weighing -
lbs. passed GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Monday, and
by this time have doubtless crossed the Penn
sylvania state line. They are wheeling about
65 lbs. of specimens OF lead and iron ore to
be placed on exhibition. The ore has lost
about u lbs by friction thus far.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

The MICHIGAN democratic state convention
on Wednesday sent delegates TO the St. Louis
convention without instructions though they
are understood TO be for Tilden. The plat.
form is strongly in favor of hard money, and
a resolution in favor of the repeal of the re-
sumption act was voted down.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

tprest bearing bond, which shall sell for
GOLD in any commercial center, and be re-
convertible INTO currency al the pleasure OF
the holder.
Where does Tie ige stand anyhow? Does
its editor know what he is talking about?
How does he reconcile his advocacy of a gold
basis with his unqualified endorsement ofthe
Decatur and Indianapolis platforms?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

II has been found necessary, IN the art de
,sr,meut of the Centennial Show at Phila-
delphra. to put an iron railing in front of the
pictures. as holes have already been punched
in two valuable pictures and others have been
deiaaed by parties using their canes aud UNI
brellas as pointers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

An ''awful'' dirty scandal is started a
Washington against Morton and Godlovt
Orth, the republican nominee for Governor
of Indiana, in connection with certain Eene
zuela claims. There was undoubtedly biz
steal in the case, and il is said both Morton and
Godlove's hands are badly daubed.
Fitzhugh, the damphool doorkeeper of the
house, has been dismissed and the office con
solidated with that of sergeantatarms
The investigation of the Louisiana scandal
has revealed such mass of corruption and
extent OF its qualifications, that it has been
found necessary TO transfer the locate of the
investigation to New Orleans.
Morton's Mississippi bloody shirt commit
tee are about to throw up their work IN dis
gust. 1t is found that instead of intimida
ton of black voters by white democrats hav-
Ing caused the republican overthrow in that
state, it was the result OF the feuds and quar-
rels of the republican leaders themselves, and
most notably, between Ames and Alcorn.
There is big fight brewing between the
senate and house over the appropriation bills.
The house is determined to cut down the APP
while the senate, in view of the
fact that the money is all to be spent by re-
publican office holders, who during this pres
idential year will need all they can get, are
bent on resisting retrenchment to the last
penny. The house threaten TO adjourn with
out passing the bills, and to that end, and to
intimate their purpose to the senate, have vo.
ted to adjonrn on the 18th of June.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

Persons who attend the centennial will
have an opportunity TO see the tallest living
specimen of the human race, who is young
man from Alcocer, in Spain, twenty-six years
of age, and nine feet ten and half inches in
height lie IS named Augusun Luenga
Cappilla, and has lately been presented to
the king OF Spain. He is a rising young
man
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

The Republicans of the 9th Bloomington
Illinois congressional district on Wednesday
nominated Judge Upton for Congress II
place of Whiting, the present incumbent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

La Sale, at special election on Tuesday
voted by 200 against II, in favor of organizing
under the general law and eleciing the city
council on the minority representation plan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

Our Ottawa nelghbors still keep up their
complaints about their old Jail-Now no
one denies that La Sale county needs new
iail The slight tax on each individual was
not the cause of the defeat of the projcct.
The expense OF each individual would be so
triflng that no man would feel 1t. The jail
was voted down because in all county seats
! there is set OF barnacles who think that the
county must pour all its wealth into their
laps. County seats are regular "grab-alls."
| The county seat rings are such cormorants
that the people become tired of trying to graf
ify their Unsuitable greed for the dear peoples
money. They are so dlsgustingly greedy
that when even a needed improvement is
called for it Is not granted, and worthy OBJ
iect defeated Just to snub the county seat ring.
Ottawa would not be benefited by a new Jail,
but the people throughout the county are so
preiudlced against her and her Court House
ring that they do not stop to enquire wheth-
er an improvement is needed or not, when
the call comes from Ottawa. If our county
officers were satisfied with their salaries
which are none too high-there would be no
complaint; but unless officers are more hon.
est than they are in some counties we would
give more for the perqulsites % than we
would tor the salarles.-NeHdota Ne,cs.
Our impression is that the above, absurd
and even disgraccful as the reasons are, sets
forth with measurable correctness the sort of
reasoning that led 20 the overwhelming vote
in April against building county Jail Still
it is for such reasons that 81 human beings,
halt OF whom will probably he discharged
by the grand jury as innocent, and half of the
balance let off by the court with a small fine
are now confined under the court house in
Ottawa in room and atmosphere in which
no decent farmer would allow his horses or
even pigs to be kept. Under the circum-
stances, can The board of Supervisors Justify
themselves tor obeying the April "instruc-
tons that are founded on no less SILLY and
shameful pleading than the above?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

While we had slight fall of hail at OF
ava last Sunday, they had heavy snow
storm at Laramie city and all through western
Nebraska and heavy tall Of rain and hail in
northern Iowa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-27

1t looks as if Col. Plumb had the inside
track for the republican nomination for con.
gress in this district He is the only one OF
the fourteen asplrants who is hard at work.
Cullen, of the Ottawa Republican,, sees his &C
tivity and itmakes him mad. Replying to the
StreatOr U0ntt0r, which says the charges OF
the Repiblican against Col. Plumb in conpec.
candidacy necessity that he may have an OPP
portunity to "vindicate" himself, Cullen says
What we object to, is that the Republican
party should be afflicted with any "vlndica-
lions" 1t has enough on its hands now
without being burdened with things not at
all connected with pOliticS-purely personal
affairs. No man has right to ask the re-
publican party to become the vehicle Of win
dication from non partisan charges with
which the party had nothing to do.
That's not badly put in. The "vindicat
ing" business has got TO be fearful bore to
the republican party-scarcely a prominent
man or officer IN it but needs vlndication of
some sort-aHd Of all others candidate that
needs no vindication is the one they ought
to use not only the lamp of Old Diogenes,
but forty locomotive headlights in addi.
ton, TO find, if there is such one. Now
prominently the man who needs no vindi.
cation and is therefore precisely the man to
make candidate is the one who has hither-
to amounted to and done least and Is of least
account, and where will you find no-ac-.
counter man than Cullen himself? 'Rah for
Cullen
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seatli3 flases Mnb bnfsis eoIorister gbotos
grapbien aus Sapa,t ouS iiab Elm 8erIiner
8anaIer cine pos5asIi@ s~oIofirte pbotogras
p1se sTannb6nfes, ME er 8enas perlabts"
oasifelenb.
@tne ausas3eibaste Collection bon 2inien
iiiae photographer SnItrumenten, GtibIen,
lopse pgroben Don Pboto.8 ineos@ rapbie unb
geoto Sisbossapbis tnb IN benz @sbdaoe 3u
fabsn.
Cine ,abIatiss vMeuande" far Seban
eabeH bic Sranaoien inn 6auptgebdube BET
gtestausffelung ~genomunen, inbens ne ins
taittelbar uater ben arbsitsbureaur Der beut.
ldsen GommiiEon, tpeIde f1 aber einen,
abetle Der frana0Ffden MusheIung befinben.
etA yieiens@ rempIar einer menanif6en Drs
gel, vulgo 2ele1fafen oufgefielt baben. Dies
les. tnfer. nrnffdnoen febr ue~rbienfuoue Nies
lertniiriraent usreini9t bic Kraft uno Eons
tale sines som3en gliIitarmuRfcorps, uno
ote 8absts0nten. @auioIi U. 60. uon 8aris,
b0lten Cd fir TIRE gFsht, ben 6erren I'm
oeutt9en 8areas, usn Morgens 8 1br bic
Aoenos 8 nbr utunterbro4en cine rnebr
laute, dls abmedsIungsroae Gerenabe ~
brtnBen. O6 bic 4errsn aus DeutidIant
Jug bisfe sarte aafmerffamfeit Der SransoIeu
belonoers ssfeantli9 finb, rpiso nidt genet
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gaiIsiss n sta aasstlst6nstss sno ReTIeItss Snetitai
finbuns einss alien 9rttss, psl6er bafsIbe In lsiner eige>
men Yraris fir fatarrbaltfhs Qetben a~npanete. Go bai
stnen aneenebmen gefhmad uno pobt fur Sebermann.
Or, SaHuel pitdsr BON 6nannis, Mai., Dar erfoIgs
reid in Der GpntbinatiDn. ohns GIfpbpl aniupenbsn, unb
III bafelbe 70 ansensbnt wts Sonts az retuten, unb erfsst
iebe 8rrsislthfett bee gdfrr<Sels.
GS 1T fir jeoee alter B, %fttninit, iebo9 ~eupfehlen mir
bafelbs fpe3ifa Iiitera aS ein pclfomuteneS petlnitteI
fur aitbsr, weun ber Wasen unb Die @tnsepsibs Mot tn
Srbnuns aub. Go III stn Theres, anssnebmes, barnts
lpfes WRttteI Man fpats bafslbe sebraanen fur Minb~
fpIif, lauren Magen. Enrmer, Berlppfuns, 6aIstrdunt
u. {. 70 baun ipnRsa bic Rinpn f@lafsn unb blt @nttsr
baden @ube.
@- Rar 8. o. Sspfs q Co., 48 Dep Sta5e, Nep
gprt p~rdparirsn gatprta mad Or. @ttGer'S Resept
mai II SmD
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6arbe NIT oem @lau5e nno Der Sriihc
oer SngeuO. 9innes 9dar pirs pies
Der itarf, pas ausfaaen Der !6aare mirb
perbiaoert unb ~GabIf6pF9feit ,uirb bur6 ieie
men @ebruud of, ipenn aud nint INNER
furrt. Ridts fam Die 9aare pieoer berz
i@telen, ipenn bic !9aaroriien serit5rt ooer Die
Burseln fraftIoS uno abseltorben lime. Sein
selesentIider Gebrand perbinperf baS 6aar
sraa sa tperoen, 70 tpie bas Qu8faIen, NOS
ourd a~ablt0pf9teit permieoen miro. Stei
bon allen nadtbeiIisen Snbitansen, welde
einise grdparate 10 iddolid urb sefdbrli6
MAIDEN, 1T infer 5~uartdrte=0itt nidt nur
nidt iddolid ipnSern b0dft pobltbdtig.
@enn es MIR ala
~@aar<Ymemittcl
g~ebraudts ipirp, fam e8 nidts i66aeres uno
argenebmeres geben. 9a e5 tpeber De! nod
Sarbeito1 entbdlt 10 beidmngt es nidt
peibe 2einpano &c. bdlt aber bennud large
unb 9ibt DEM .9aare ben id6nen peiden
Glau3 unb eineu lebr ansenebmen Boblses
rub.
2ubereitet BON
Or. 9. 6. 9aper s. Co.,
8rattiide uno a1aIptiide ebemiter,
2onea, Mfaf.
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Bebe grafe, Rbeumatismus, 9Gftpeb, Sc
fdwilfte, gsrrentunsen, eteifbstt Der @lteoer
Briibs unb 8ranbuunoen, 8ifs sifttser Snietten
nnb aQe Sleii1s, Rno1en. tno Nrsfels Rranfbeiter
rperben burb ben @sbraud non Gentaur Ointment
f6er ssbeiIt. Bas oas BeiBe Ointment fRr bi.
Reniden, bas LIT has @eIbe gentaur Ointment flu
ipatbige. labn1e anb itsife gferbe urb Gbisre.
mat 1S 3mtip
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RItter f6nnen fir TIRE Rtnber @siunbbeit unb
far ft9 feIbt Sube fdsrn, ruenn fe gaitoria se'
brouden, peI9es elm uolfommenes Subtitut far
gaftor.DeI if. SIS 1T eth gang unf9doiiaes Miis
tel uno 70 gut wte 9ouis gu nebmen. SIR Binb.
foItt, fauern Rasen, 8Irner ooer Berftopfuns
fiir Sung ooer gilt siebt es tsin NitteL. meI6es
oemieIben sIet4tOmu.t. Sc If fi9er, btqusm unb
biQtg.
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MSrbsrii4s nebsriApemmanse,s.

Das Mifonrier County Douglas lit in
lefter Deit unter f1peren Mno m0rberiihen
Hsberf9uemmungen. Nan fhreibt barlber
aus benz Stdbtden Aua, ni1t nett uon Der
@rense pom artanlas: 9efiser Resen CT.
Sob fi& IN ben 9bdlern bes Brpant=. bss
Qunters. bes Drp bes Sor. unb bes Gar.
Uuttom.B o9es. 8uerit tam bic Hahridt
ocn ber sdn5Ii1en Herit6rung uon Butler u.
0aulbin8S NobI. unb GdneioemabIe, Der
f65nfen i'm County. am Bspant. Babe ges
5ieSen, Is MeiIen uon Aua. 4lg Elm gsrotS.
fer "copper" IN einens Gau5e am sscrsDate
beim 9~ages8rauen anfaanb unb aus benz
5enffer btidte, ber1ertte e, bab bos GauB
Don gnos 2adep, bas auf elmer Ma6bar.
farm. aur cine BierteImetIe entfernt, geftan.
ben bate, ueri9munben mar. Nlit tnebreren
BegIeitern madte er fi1 auf, INN aussuin.
ben. mas aus BET Gamilie 9erpcrben Sei.
DiefeIbe beftanb, einf1IiebIi1 bes Grr. 2eui
Ropal, Der gum 8eiu9 bort mar. aus neun
perionen. gluf cine baIbe NteiIe melt mar
bic Spur bes uon ben 5Jlutben fortseriTenen
Qduies bur9 Triiunuaer ober 0ausratb be,
3ei&net. Dort bins Sc. 2adep I'M Geardpp.
toot. 4unbertunofanfsis Darns rneiter bin
ld9en bic 2ei1en {einer @ottirs unb srueier
Rinber ; zines bacon Elm GdugIina, bas ON.
bere etwa adt Sabre aft. RopaI bate fi9
s~erettet, inteu. Ct Die Mefe zines Baunes,
inter ben, bic 5Iutb i'm binrib, ergrif uno
ii9 beraufJos. Da1elbe sIiidte srueien Der
Rinber, mdbrenb Elm onberes ffi9 an 1reib.
bol8 angefIammert uno 10 8erettet bate. gi,
nes ber Rinber, bic man auf ben Baun1en
fonb, iaste auf Befrasen, suie es bortbin ses
toustaen, iein Batter babe es b~tnaufgeboben
unb Inn befobIem ft@ feit3ubalten. Damn
uareu BEN arinen Mann bic ardfte ausses
san8et unb er rua fortgerifen tporben.
4afep Nor As Sabre aIt, aQgemein aeahtes
unb bate aIs SoIbat in Der unionsarmee ae,
bient. Ser gaffor Sofepb Niler mobnte an
benz Drp.Bade; bic S6Iutb rib fein 6aus meg
unb e. fanb NIT iamrtf ietner gonsen Samts
lie, aht an Der 8abL, ben Sob in ben WeI.
len. Geo. Bryant, NiQer'S G1mager, Der
fi1 i'm feIbe1, Ganie befanb, tam alein BON
allen Beuobnern befeIben, nit BEN 2eben
BARON. Cine babe MeiIe interbaIb MiLs
Ier's Sous, tuobnte Ibonaas Rilep. Die
5lutb rib fein 6aus meg unb trieb es 8eseR
eineI 9roben MauIbeerbaurs, Of. benz eS aers
i1eIte. Die Bemobner. iudten fi9 in ben
Baum au retten, aber bic Srau purbe pcn
2rdu,pfen befalen nnb Ileb bas 2inb fallen.
SIN ber DunfeIbeit fonnte Der Bater es nidt
finben unb es ertranf. Sour nit srober Notb
rettete Ct nod feline @attin. 8mei Nttslie.
Der Der 5amilie Giarf, bic bret MeiIen unters
baIb RenbaQ's NalbIe ON 5oS Babe ppbnt,
perben uermibt. 9lqe Aniieoler in ben Ebds
Iern baben Dobnunser, Stale, G9eunen,
3dune, Bieb ein8ebabt. 11nb mas ben Ders
lmf al NenidenIeben betrift, 70 1T 3u bes
firdten, bab bic 9dIfte nod nidt betannt
iR. Die 5Iutb fou an ein3eInen SteQen cine
san3 fabelbafte 9Obe erreidt baben. so
nirb bebauptet bab ba, no Der Bruibs8a1
Fd in berD rpsBad ersiebt unb bas Wafer
fd faute, has Wafer ~peniSitens 100 SUP
tief gemeien lei.
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SherifT'2 unb Nater Gonrmiiiioner's
SW(4Nu y gerfouf. = Greterid fdaer aeaer

SbertH'S i ge22au ss a. st,s sas'' sss.1 sss,a
g~brttina DiswsI u. u. - Common YIeas Court Don
Grantltn @ountp, Sbtc.
Rraft eines 8erfaufsbefebls, weIGsr bon sebadter
Court an mid seri6tet purbe. psrbe i'd am
samiias, ben l. Suit 1876, 2 l1br Nadrn.,
Dor Der Gtar bee gcurtbaufes, tn Der Stab gclumbus,
Obip, baS naGfoIeenb beidriebene, tn ben Suwnfbips
9rairie unb Sbarpn, Grantlin gountY, Stdat Sbtp, ge>
Isssns Grunbsisentbum in 6fentItaer aucticn gun, 8e>
fauf ~auSbteten:
Genientsen sefamn,ten She'll Der 5inierfafenfhaft bee
Yerltprbenen Graep Wtlcpr, relher BET Der S6siluns TN
Sttpbertermin Der Common gIsas gout pom Granfltn
gounts, u 8. 1874 (Siebe &ecDrbbu6 Nr. z, g. 722
u. +. 10 I'm Sale ppn Spfepb Chaplain, SpSt glentns
II. u. BEN Suspo 6. Chaplain, fen Sopbia Shining.
Graep Dilepr uab BafbtnstOn 90. Ntlecr 5ussn isfen
nurbe, une rel&er 5ftli6 20 Centrum Der SiraBe s>
Isssn III, bic BON 8ranfIintOn mad DelaDare fubrt; bas>
ftlbe @runbsisentbun,, tpelnss our1 serfdieoene tebere
t~rasunsen in ben Sefib on Gbriffina ggispea, gattia
ppn s. 6. 9. Dtspel, seIansts.
&bssf6dst iu $50 per Alder.
@nn. q. Corn,
Sbsrif uRb Raifr Gsntrtffpter.
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sueroen ale q. Norauf 81. NiIfon antportste
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