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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-15
And violets blue,
And lady-smocks, all silver white,

And cuckoo-buds Of yellow hue"
and all "that sort o. thing" is nice enough, Gull.
ed from Miss Milford or Ike Marvel or n. P. vii.
lis, while swinging in a hammock in the shade
and putting the fragrant LaDera, bat do you new.
er let Charley IIupp swindle you into going to
Serena to see these things. If you want TO see
him, that's all right, he's tp-top boy, but don't
believe in this "loyclicst.yillage of.the plain"
business.
1t is generally customary to call such towns
"rsing towns audwc suppose We have to do 50
in this case. How We can satisfy our conscience,
we cannot say, unless it be in consideration Of
tie towns capacity for Raising racket at base
bail on Sunday at which they are said to excel
Having seen no churches in the place we reckon
they take this method Of duly observing the
Sabbath.
The attractive feature of the place is the man.
ner Of dress. These people come nearest the
idea OF pantaloous with arm holes for summer
wear, which are almost universal among the ma
tives. Boots and ahoes and stockings are not the
most salable goods one can he in stock there. but
one is sure to reap rich harvest from a stock of
straw hats, the bigger the holes the better-no
boy will buy hat there unless the salesman has
worn or chewed hole into the brim.
There are worse towns than Serena. just now
times are hard, for the farmers who trade large.
! IL there, are at work. The prospects for good
trade later are good. The crops in the neighbcr-
hood are good while the corn looks better than
most we have seen south Of this city. North Of
Serena the prospects are still better. The town
has two first rate general stores, Hupp Bros and
Mason's, a good hardware store, and the usual
accessory establishments ofthe village, while the
inhabitants are genial and sociable, and excel
lent people to 90 among. Such at least we found
them to be on Tuesday, VIXEN We made them a
visi, for the first time.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Recorder.

AT the request OF many friends the name of MAJOR w.
L. GIBSON is presented before the people FOR County Re
corde subject the decision of the Democratic County
Convention.
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J. 3. RICE, Attorney
l-sFI~~I~I NJ -

FINAL - ETH I'M D. y ksTATE on
LAwErsCz PtEEGyE. ID. 'n.-Nguee = het,ly Slser
AzminlstrAriN 9TH cory 70 MI -tNcl, OF ~ estais
Of sas Lawrence PIerrue deceased, Ni Appear ii1re ~
onfy 0r. Of ne county uf Ia sale and state OF no1s
the County court Hsu-s IN Ottawa y sAi county, on
Monday, the ynr.t DAY OF AHs1t A - ls lot NE
sfunis-.,i0r of sali estate Tor ~ final settleuent-
MARY PiERGuE.
ArrEsr: r. a. McCAIER. AtulEist-atriN. &C.
t-irr, C5g--fv 4 osrt I . = aiic Co II lalyi5sT
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J.B. RICE. Aiiornev.
SEI"EIsI.N MEN

:. Z. RICE, AuoTnev.
EIN<I -EI''EIE;h Il y T'.-EsTNTE ~
L PsvHirk !. tuECoUaN DEC'D-Notlcc i hereby giyUl
o. al persons Interested 10 sad estate that Tie Undersigned.
Adm M sfaN he estate Of said Patrick D. COTcoran
.srd W appear before the County tUur 90 the county
ui IA sale ard state OF ilois Al the County ooHT House
To- Ottawa u saf county. Monday. 'he - tnfy ast daY
% August l-e Tor the Iurpo-e % rendering a. &C
10 Ter proceedings in the suIllsrAion % sAd
Tor The rusi srttleuauf.
SARAH lu3CORAN
AvrYsrs n. A Nice AIER Adului-fratrX.
Cera CouHty Court. Ia safe Co. ~. lly'5w
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That the necessary amount Of money needed to
pay the county expenses is about 100000; that
the grand jury have reported, and that the Board
Of Supervisors have known, for the past 10 years,
that the Jail is unit and unsuitable for the use
to which it is put; that Notwithstanding this,
the Board have neglected and refused and still
do neglect and refuse to erect or otherwise
provide suitable Jail for said County" Where
fore the petitioners pray a writ of mandamus
directed to the Board commanding them to do
their duty at once. The petition is supplement
ed by exhibit "A,' copy of the indictment
against the Jail returned by the Grand Jury at
the JuLe term, 1876.
The hearing will be on next Monday before
Judge Leland, and is looked forward to with
great interest, and should the Judge issue the
writ, the subsequent proceedings may be still
more interesting,
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Guerrilla Mosby is TO take the stump for
Hayes and Wheeler; -, also, are Ben Butler,
BabcoCk Gad the rest Of the boys Grant
says Hayes must have his place on the 9th of
March. Grants eighty thousand u:iice-hold-
ers are for Hayes and Wheeler 10 a nun
Monmouth Rertetr
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jlem ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD BOOKS FOR ALL.

For sale by OSMAN HAPEMAN, Il Ia sale ST. Ottawa,
Ills ANY Of these Books will be forwarded by mall post
maid. on RECENT OF pricei
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The Irish rife team will sail for New York
August 2lst.
AT Glasgow, on Monday, the mill owners,
owing to the unprecedented depression, gave
notice OF 10 per cent reduction In wages,
In the house of commons, on the 18th,
Smyths bill closing Irish public houses on
Sunday was passed to a second reading with
out discussion. The government asSents 10
the bill.
On the same day, in reply to an inquiry OF
Mr.. Forster, Disraeli said that the govern
ment had received nothing about the Bulga-
rian outrages, except what had already tran
spired. Mr. Forster, under a motion for ad.
iOurnment, attacked the government. He
said he believed the reports were true, and IL
was desirable that the country should know
the governments policy.
Messrs Ashby, Mundella, Anderson and
Watkins supported Mr.. Forster's position
Dlsraeli said: 81 do not deny there have been
atrocities committed, but believe the report
is exaggerated"
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Ask you. dealers for Perkins Bros Cotton Sock
made from The best 4-plv knitting Cotton.
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young Good Tcmp'ar moved in lodge meet
inc no. long 90 TO "havc an annual pic mic ey-
cry three week, during The summer Carried.
Some one must have brought lemon or q copy
Of Ebrie,atus Encumum into the room.
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Get your nice fresh cakes and confectionery,
AZ n Waltls-r's
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The great excitement Of the city for the past
two or three days has been the jail question, and
the petition Of Mr.. Bull for a writ Of mandamus,
noticed in another place. One good effect thus
far resulting from the petition is amostt thorough
ventilation Of the subject and development OF
the Boards opinion on the subject, which is de
cidedly curious. Many OF them say the county
needs a court house as badly as Jail, that both
ought to be built together, aud to that they seem
70 tie opposed ION account Of the hard times
number Of others. as well Informed Of the condi-
ton Of the Jail as the gentleman froma northern
town was OF the county's finances, think II good
enough, basing their opinion on the report Of
the Jail committee, and the statement that prison
ers can De kept there for u cent, a day The
Board is the maddcst set Of men in seven coun-
ties in regard to the Cling OF the petition. short
" after il was fled, a number Of them rushed
over to County Attorney Mayo's Office to consult
him. asked his epiniGa and which side he was on
for or against them! He remarked that he
supposed as he was paid by the county to act on
their side, lie would probably De Oh hand to dc.
mur on Monday, which appeared 10 relieve them
instantly. They say II they are beaten on Mon
day they Will appeal TO the Supreme Court.
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The youth Of the Sheridan Non, Ldtr says the
entertainment Of Barts Ministries on the Fourth
was simply eEecrable,' The fact is an enter
talnmcut for the Sheridanites must be q toned
up siTIir, for even the mules and fcncs sing
Mozart, Wagner and Bceihoycu's symphonies a.
every day Amusement in Sheridan.
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The toa-d Of supervisors szy they have 6
mandam in US TO look after on Monday.
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Come IN and see the pile. Of cheap booSs a
Osmau X Hapeman's.
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New stock o, Window Shades, e; csman :
Hayensrs.
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HOME MATTERS.
THE JAIL.
Petition for IA Writ of Mandamus on the
Board of Supervisors.
a NEW MOVE,

On Tuesday the Board of Supervisors took up
the question Of Dailding Jail for the great
county Of La sale, and the result of their action
does hOHor to the intelligence and humanity of
the board-in the wrong way! The discussion on
the question was an animated one, ana was par
ticlpated in by a number of the members.
Mcssrs. Finley, of Bruce township, and Medley
and Lynch, Of Ottawa, made speeches in favor
Of erecting Jail, while G. Wash. Armstrong and
Others thought the jail good enough or, at least,
that this was not the proper time to build one.
One supervisor, from the northern part of the
county, showed his knowledge Of county affairs
by Directing because the county is SO much in
debt"-" thousands OF dollars in debt, you will
find by inquirng!" When the vote was taken
only tco-Neely and Finley-voted for the Jail,
all the Others except those who were absent or
lodged voting nay.
few weeks ago it will be remembered, mo-
ton for an injunction to restrain the detention
of criminals in the Jail was oyerruled by Judge
Leland. On Wednesday new movement was
made to abate the evil; that is, a petition for
mandamus to command the Board of Supervis-
ors to provide forthwith a suitable Jail. The pa.
pers were filed by E. F. Bull and summons is
sued and served on the Board Of Supervisors, re.
turnable on Monday next.
The petition shows that the present Jail has
been in use as such for 33 years, /. e. since 1913;
that the provisions of CHI - of the Revised
Statutes of ~ are being violated by using this
Jail; that said La Sale county is very large and
wealth county, containing population Of over
10000 people, and that the assessed valuation of
property in said county, subject to taxation for
county purposes for the year 1875, was about as
follows;
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From Europe>


The withdrawal of the Andrassy note seals
the decision of the European powers not to In
terfere in the war between Turkey and her Eu-
ropean provinces. Servla, though IN her
Quasi.indepeudence Of Turkey having few OF
the grievances against the porte that have
borne down so heavily On Herzegovina, Bos-
MIA, and other provinces, yet entertains a
strong laundering to annex Bosnia, ard there
fore regards the rebellion as her opportunity
10 accomplish her traditional aims. FRINGE
Milan, OF Servia, thus leads oil IN the war
As early as the oath ult. we find him massing
his armies on the border and on the Nth he
proceeded to the border in person 10 head the
army. His army consists OF at least $4,000
men, of whom Gen. Tehernayef commands
about 10000, Gen. Zach 10000, and Gen
Allimpitz 10000. The first account we have
of any part OF the army crossing the border
is at Saitschar on the northeastern frontier,
July ID Here sharp engagement took
place, in which Turkish accounts say Osman
Pasha, the Turkish commander, gained the
advantage over Tehernayetf, while the Servi-
ans claim the victory on their side AT all
events, on the 4th the SeryIans crossed the
river Drina, and again engaged the Turks at
Be)ina, where another victory is claimed on
both sides, though the weight of evidence
is that the Servian Gen. Olimpics was badly
punished. Contradictory reports of numer'
Gus minor engagements are given, but thus
tar there has been no great or decisive battle.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-07

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II hss issse sssnstmsat ot
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Augustus Hem6nwAy, Tho ableMl, or.
tAinly tho most rnmArkabl0, of 0oe1OO's
modern MNrchantm. did, suddenly, In
Cuba Inst weck. bred 10 BOSTON. -
clerk Or agent Tor NJ. Henjamin Range,
hc livcd ID Valparaiso and lDecalnc maGsur
81 tho Chill trade, which he aitelwasd
madc speciality, and IN which no
amaascL fortune u many million dcl.
larx. Abont 1870, hc broks down In
mind from overwork. and Tor soaac four.
teeu years wnA . aubslAutial mautal
wrock, and resided IN private rstrcat
. It0hn0ld, O. His brother, mean.
time, had kept his large businssa Ia op-
egation, and, about Two years aGo, M.
Hemcnwny suddenly rscOvsred III
mind, and Immediately resumed coatrOl
oe hb affairs. His old energy AosmCd
undimmed hc journcyed N Valparaiso.
70 Cuba, where hc hal ~ immense SUGAR
plantation. and 10 England 10 buy steam.
err Tor ups u stsamships between
Boston and Valparaiso, and wMa on m.
other whit ~ hiA sugar estates In Ouba,
where he wns making groAt impsOve.
msnls, wl,sn he died. h wan nothing
bat business man, but ~ waA 8 great
uss0 VIM 1NGM U1&Y ~ 0SaASS b1e0s
y seeeAed cA1iev . him 10 look after
them himself than 70 dslaCn1e their cnse
b olhere and u ~ thie and the vasl-
nces ii hia operations, and biz Inability
10 diversity his life, that brought him
ilrat n tho loes Of hia mind, and has
nov returned 10 take hia life. He was
" mature nRe. however. nearly, " mot
quite 10 years, anil his monument IL tl,e
control hv Bnalon n thN American trade
with Clih, and his na~nDsy thai " lh.,
most daring and most suc6ssAlsl Boston
merchant 81 this generation. - SPRING
feid Republican.
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NEWS on THE WEEK
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Several delegates - mosa 10 make tho
nomination NHaniuians
Nj. Wallace of rennsyiyaniA Pursuant 10
thc orders III the rnnna, lyAnsa delegation |
move 10 make tho nomination ot Nr. flldrn
unanimous Mhd. THE reeatid State IN the
Union. although. M should l.asn preferred one
born on our soil. r,ill sllo will nos rlaek ono
nerve nor weaken ona effart for thu -siceesH of
tl,c nominee of thiA convention. Mn.l when thu
ides II November cotuu wo feel assured that
victory will crown our banners with sncee~n
Ir. Albeit, from New Jersey, desired that
tho nomination of Nlden I'm nHdo UNANIMOUS.
aid raid. And ! will tell this convention
.iair, that, ~ w ilaso stool bs joel Parker bc-
foto this nslHA,lon wa~ made, NJ with tim
same energy and Tie Same tisu va II rsal,L hy
.s4uluei ]. srllien IinNl uloorri aud although
New Jersey AAs lad M soIca In the nnsntnar.
@llu vii have niru voters HI tsc Electoral Col
isxc for Samuel ], Iih!en.
4 delegate from Icnncssee IN hahAlf of
tho delegation from Ithncs.ro whose
votes have been cast sgainst tho snies
VI thls Convention ~Tunlvssee will give
her electoral vote for slr Tillen.
delegate from Virginia. atm .lia maj,
futn Virginia WHO cast tio nnc veto aEainrt
Islien. move ~ inskr tic nplnlnAilon tinAn.
imonr. ! will taka OF my coat and work for
him. l.oud checrs
Tie question wss put, and Iildcn declared
tho unaninsons e'iolee OF tic convention and
1 NtlV 1FUeltu@EU&aC IMNIN VI NuU 6butS5e 1e0sArs
Tie convention ter.npon adjourned until
Thursday morning. n " O'clock.
IkIhp NY.
rhs convention mat At ~ o'clock, Anl Mas
eallrd Id order ~ The President.
Tie frst order nf bsl-iu, N heinz the non-
nation Ut i candidate for Woo President All
llIinols delegate proposed Tie nattp of lnMsa
A. Hendricks, ~ Indiana.
No other names bong proposed. The roll nf
klsloe WAS proceeded With. Mr.. Hendricks
| received 5ag voter, blank, \.
an motion. TIN nomination was declared
unanimous.
The following fosnlution MA aTstcd Icy sif
| WrlLsr, W MirillsRi snd adopted
Rs~airfd. That IL he raainnlsnia.l IL future Ma
tiuliA IL eiosYAtir Conventions, =. III. ~ III ~ th
Democracy AesslH assembled. that thn hfas'alsd
~thrals rule t ariislasa " ApxiHs Nna nntasss =
saYy aud that the Natus is reIuss,at 70 instruct
their le,. Atrs ~ thu usinrrrRte National tanseiss
l,ah ii II. llrld In ifA wheitr u Ne dsplrA.ls I,
euhttut,r ths twnihirds rule longer u, ierse ~
thur National Convention and thai thu aass'ital
Convention ssrs tsel ffneal ~ their faa inr ~
COX srltis'f.
After thu announcement ~ tie NAtinnHl
Committee. tise adoption ~ lin us'lal Ie~"l'.,
il0.n III thnnk-, tie., thc convention ndlt,i,nes
uinn dic,
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The eHotss N chssf wsai,tMn sni Ills ~.
slnaAhh II ~ ussseA HsAss seru, Service
nnrsaa. weleh hAvs bs1s dlussa<d im several
moolhs u hssAklse W ~ extensive ronn,er.
leDllse bn4iasss In ktw Ysst city. hAve mel
~U1A sone1sss sacc%aA Ani hAvsrs~ulasa IN tho
saelnss y ~ ss1lss - y sssnlssftissrr
ia11n1nne seass y - m1e 1nnssssn md ".
pGulDoes1 r - bnnfnGA yeene ~ been
y en1l1eaee - ! - 1QqE 1(1n14 eioo, ooo
ws1th - - QnG1A N1 Will !
in1us - = p1unA - Sl1e pas~pher.
- - - Dsoou1lDA u~0 se1ssd. The
rang ~ 1o11nl11< ~ 1wMn9 =. leses
sss'eoo - 80 y SAsue ssAo.ooo ysar.
Tho detectives expset thaA thsss arrests will
lsad 70 the captsre of forty Or nifty more co~n-
tsrfslisn ln AlAercns pAsta of Tho country.
This In said to bc the mort extensive seizure cf
counterfeit moneY ever made IN tho United
HtAAss. witA slss sscspslon of tAs 0figga ca~c IN
Illinois iaat winter.
West.
A wsgon.traiu from Gen. Crooks camp Ar-
nvsd 1t Fort FstssrmAn last week. bringing
shs wounded ID Tho late engagement They
endured the tnp weil, and oil ara Mkcls TO re-
covor. Gen. Crook will make short excursions
with tho cavalry until ths return Of ths train
and infantry, when hs will endsAsos 70 strike
tho Hloux hard.