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W. J. NELLY,
n,tnNS-n. Illinois.
NOTICE
OF The Extension or the Corporate tNi>t
rnce" of The First National
Rank of ottawa. III

Treasury Department.,
Office Il Comptroller Of flt OhtttutJ'
" ,>HiNSruN, April ST., lSsS.
NI,Fe.- B., satisfactory evidence presented :" Tlc
uu,,rrsIgtet. % ..ss been made 20 appear mat "a
Flrst National Bank ui Ottawa, In the city oiottAss'
In the count. g "a sale and state " Illinois. sas col
piled with ~ ue pro, sun- Of the Act OF cong - 70
enable NAiuLal BANKING Associations 70 extend ti'u
cnrrrate ~ steHc, and for other purposes apPro'o1
jun, 18Th, lss-. y,,,,,-
Now Therefore, :. Henry W. Cannon. tomptypl,tr
of In. Cyrr.rey 30 hereby certifS that = ne rlrst
tinnal Bank 4 Ottawa, 10 the city Of Ottawa "a &c
-ouury II La salt and s,at' Ot illinois, + authOrlttl
hay, sncc - on for the period specified ia lts
articles " association namely, until close OF ouS'e
ON April y, 200 -, .rt an, ~
oi'Vs ~" CT" u"' - H. W CANNON.
sn,iISG 10 ti,I COMPTROLLER Of the Currency.
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INQUIRER standard 1880.

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New Styles Of Type and Low
Prices at the Free Trader Job
Printing Rooms.
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WOODBURY. (Hamhletoniam.

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Corporation !Sajdtp. Of Ldnd' IN
VILldge If ShcridaH.

The Chicago. I'rkin and Southwestern
Railroad, for taxes OF 1883 IN townships
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MIKE. rt.ItI,iTEIt, Agent.
.Stnt.mant IT 4 4. H.ach. DlAl.n.

STATR or ILLINOIS, L. s,LLt C,,>I,, IowN
- % DAN TUN.H.~~.
The following l. fun statement OF the Financial n.
fairs Of the ruii town OF Dayton. prepared h( y l.
beach Supervisor II said town, for the Jtt ending i'
SI-t day Of March 1888:
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OTTAWA CHIEF (Record 2:25.

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TERMS OF SERVICE.

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BYRON (RecOrd 2:2J y.

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Amount OF public funds of Indebted
ness ut the commencement Of the
fiscal wear, commencing the 3lst
duy Of March 1851. ................ - 9ii
Apr u 1881 Received from ThOs Thompson. lUt
Aug. l. IsSL W Raymond ,,,,
county treasurer. .............. ~ II
Mar n 1855 Received from WIN O't Onnur.. S!g Ii
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-03
Thibodau1 Foundry!
L. KEEFE, PROPRIETOR.

ThibodaMx. La.
"AVlNG purchased the above and we'll
III known establishment, takes great pleas
ure in announcing to the plsnte.s that he
has retitted the Foundry and Machine
Shop. aud is now prepared to do any work
in his line. with neatness aud dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS,
DRAINING WHEELS,
NHAE TING aud GEARING.
-AND-
CASTINGS
Of all descriptions made to order
Agent for Kno,clee Steam Pumps
and JudsOn GOrernOrs,
-ALLklNDS OF
Bras. Castings,
-sUCH A.
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VALVES, etc., ETC.,
made toordor and furnished at the sAortest
notice. .,,
Having reatted the blacksmith shop,
he can do ail kinds Of work in that line,
in the best manner and with dispatch.
He respectfully solicits . continuance OF
the former patronage extended to this 20
tablishment.
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the unders,gned. take the pleasure Of an
nncing t. the public in general, that have
ned nPHOTOGRAPHlC GALLERY, Cor
st. Louis and St. Bridget Streets, where
i'll make PHOTOGRAPHER, GEMS. ETC.
s..;.,. ,I;sI G;sP,s. . Speciality
JOS. A. TRONE.
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Magasln de Musique.

professeur 4. Chol ct }. Guarlia ont Phon-
renr d,annoucer az public ct leurs nom
breux amis qu'ils viennent d'ouvr'r. Main
street entire st. Philippe ct st. Louis un Ma
yasin de Musique.
aas Pianos ErmerNOn. garantis rour :
ans. au.si des Pianos des meillcures tabriques
Musiuue VOcale et 1nstr1nen
1a1e. MethOdlex de Chant, Piano.
ViOlon, etc. Instruments de t0us genres.
lrdres rcspectueusem-nt sollicitfs ct rem
Mia dams le pius bref d6lai aux prix les plus
mod6rEs.
juin-2l-S4.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANA &nk8 DaOTEl..

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd ths travelling publ that he has made
aoms new arrangements which will enable
him o satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at al hours Of the day
Breakfast 1T 10 o'clock A. n. and Dinner
1t 4 O'Clock p. n.
Com,nodlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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"A "A a week at hone. $500 outfit free
sec :; !:
can make great pay all the time
they work, with absolute certs.csy' na..s."5 ,Us
particulars to h. HALLET q No'' 1o'''~'>'
Maine.
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CURTIS & BADEAUX.
Corner Main and Focus Streets,
THlBODAUx, La,

W EEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A COM
N plcte assortment of Dry Goods, Notions
Boots, Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries, Choice Liquors and
Provisions. dec.3OS2.
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DP. j. N. Fleetwood
and SOW.

Have opened their Office at the
coruer of St. Philip and Thibodaux
Streets. Consultation at all hours
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XII

"Reponds-moi, ct ri tn as conser
v6 ta belle sant6 dc jadis, II lrs
quatoIze lienes qui nous separcnt
ne t'effrayent pas, vieus me
vOir 49,.
''Ton ami,
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XIII

Michel prit le cheval du cure par
la bride, tandis que le vieillard met
TAFT pied 4 terre dams Ia cour de la
Renardlere.
LIE cure entra.
Ce fat L. Dorothee qui le conduit
sit jusqu'au premier etage. OH Pen
fant 6tait cOuch6.
La MARITIME 6tait assise an chevet
de son fils.
Quand ellie vit 10 pretre, ellie leva
sur lui On regard 4 la fois craintit
ct reCOnnaissant.
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Une heure apres, NJ. le cure Du.
val, oui etait loin de Sc douter qua
cette heure AnatOle etait en- pos
session des 1000 francs pretes par
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS,

State elections were held on Tuesday in
New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania Maryland, Iowa and Nebras.
ka and there were a few local elections In
this state While in none of these cleo.
tions have the Democrats failed to hold
their own in few instances they have
gained signal and notable victories; the
outcome of all being, that there has been
no reaction against the Democracy any.
where since last year and that they have
"COme to stay"
Chief among the victories was that in
New York. Last year, it is known, on ac.
count Of unhappy divisions among the De
mocracy in New York City, the state Wa
saved for Cleveland as by scratch, >
through the help of the mugwumps. Al
this election the mugwumps in IA body
went over TO the Republicans, yet the Dem
ocrats fortunately We're fully united and II
spite of the mugwump desertion reelected
Hill Governor by $1,000 majority OWNS
TO the unjust manner in which the state i,
gerrymandered in favor Of the Repubii
cans, however that party retains majority
in both branches of the legislature
In Massachusetts there was but tam,
contest and Robinson was reelected Cover
nor by $4,000 majority.
In Pennsylvania the only state office
elected was auditor, and NJ 5. Quay, thu
republican candidate, was elected al
light vote by 10000 majority.
In New Jersey only members of the leg
islature and local officers were elected an,
the apportionment being in favor Of III,
Republicans, that party have a majority il
the Legislature.
In Connecticut, also, only members o
the Legislature were voted for, and also, r.
means of an unjust apportionnlent, the Re
publicans retain majority in both house:
In Maryland the Democrats easily hel
their own
! In Iowa, where Governor was elected
the Republicans pulled through" by til
meagre majority Of five or six Thousand
with majority of 30 in the Legislature.
;. In Nebraska a Supreme Court Judg
and Regents of the University were elected
and the Republicans having made decor
nominations for these purely non politics
; offices, they were elected without seriou
lopr?s!!iop.
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But the chief victory Of the Democracy
was won IN Virginia, where Mahoneisn
was buried, by the election of Lee as Gov
ernor, under majority of 10000. Hitherto
Malone had been able TO control the vote
OF the negroes as so many cattle, but or
Tuesday large proportion OF that vote
went with the Democrats. The result Is
not only a Democratic Governor, but a
strong Democratic majority In the legisla
ture, insuring the election of Democratic
U. s. Senator In place of Malone.
In this state Supreme Court and Su
perior Court Judge were elected in the
Cook district, resulting in the choice of d.
b. Magruder to the Supreme bench and of
Gwynne Garnet as Judge of the Superior
Court, both Republican nominees; and of
two Democrats, two Republicans and one
Independent as Cook county commission.
ers. In the 9Th congressional district A. j.
Hopkins, Of Aurora, was elected to Con,
gress In place of Reuben ElwoOd, deceased !;
and In the 9th judicial circuit Dorence
Dibell was elected Circuit Judge to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge Nc
Roberts
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

The Thanksgiving proclamation of Pres
ident Cleveland is given below. While i,
is a trlile longer than the usual fulmina-
tons of this sort from the White House, il
is model as piece of graceful and rever.
ent composition:
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, A PROCLAMATION
The American people have always abund.
ant prosperity for which TO be thankful TO
Almighty God, whose watchful care and
guiding hand have been manifested In ev.
cry stag, of their national life, guarding
and protecting them In time of peril and
safely leading them In the hour of dark
ness and danger.
1t is fitting and proper that nation thus
favored should, on one day in every year,
for that purpose especially appointed, pub,
licly acknowledge the goodness of God,
and return thanks TO Him for all His era.
cious gifts.
Therefore, l, Grover Cleveland, president
of the United States of America, do hereby
designate and set apart Thursday, the Goth
day of November instant as day of pub.
lie thanksgiving and prayer, and do invoke
the observance of the same by all the peo-
pie of the land.
On that day let all secular business he
suspended, and let the people assemble in
their usual places of worship and with
prayer and songs of praise devoutly testify
their gratitude to the glver of every good
and perfect gift for all that He has done
for us in the year that has passed; for our
preservation as a united nation, and for our
deliverance from the shock and danger Of
political cOnvulsion, tor the blessings of
peace, and for our safety and quiet while
wars and rumors of wars have agitated and
afflicted other nations of the earth; for our
security against the scourge of pestilence,
which in other lands has claimed its dead
by thousands and filled the streets with
mourning; for plenteous crops, which re-
ward the labor of the husbandman and in
crease our nations wealth, and for the con
tentment throughout our borders which
follows in the train of prosperity and
abundance.
And let there also be on the day set apart
a reunion of families, sanctfied and chas-
tened by tender memories and associations,
and let the social intercourse of friends
with pleasant "reminiscences renew the ties
of affection ana strengthen those of kindly
feeling.
And let us by no means forget that while
we give thanks and enjoy the comforts
which have crowned our lives that truly
grateful hearts are inclined to deeds of
charity, and that a kind and thoughtful re.
will double the pleasures of
our condition and render our praise and
more acceptable in the sight
of the Lord
Done at the city of Washington this sec
ond day of November 1885, and of the in
dependence of the United States the one
hundred and tenth.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
President.
BY the President: Thomas F. Bayard, Sec
rotary of State.
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It appears that States Attorney Moloney
is just now being soundly berated by those
saloon keepers who had the misfortune to
be indicted by the late grand jury. No
man who is honest with him self or his
neighbors can deny the fact that Mr.. Mo
l,ney is doing aught but his duty. These in
dictments were duly found upon sworn
complaints, and it is incumbent on the
prosecuting attorney, if he regards his oath
Of Office, to make these men obey the
laws and to assist in Furnishing them when
they openly violate the same Some of
these parties have been indicted for sell
ing liquor TO minors. No saloon keeper
who has any decent regard for the welfare
of the community in which he lives should
he guilty of such crime, for criminal il
certainly is If Mr. Mooney can in any
way aid in putting a stop TO this whole
sale manufacture of drunkards, be will
earn for himself the respect Of the law
abiding people of this city, who earnestly
desire him to 20 on with the good work
Proceed, Mr. Attorney, and do not permit
Yourself to be turned aside from the path
of duty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

When we refuse to support a republican
was nominated by n republican convention
then we want some sixfoot republican who
wears No II ,cowhide boot to kick us, &c
the tune of the "Rogues March," clear on,
of the republican camp and into the camp
of the democratic party. That's the kind
of a republican we were in 1856, and that
is the kind IF a republican, we are in 1885
-Ottd,oa Gl0be.
In reply the Streator Times pointedly re-
marks that "if some of the democratic Off
Gals who reside in the court house at Otta-
wa, will make note of this when they
have legal advertising to place, it may be
of advantage to some democratic paper in
the county, We wonder what kind of a
republican, Mr.. Stevens was a short time
ago when he sought the aid of La Sale
democrats and was by them elected sheriff.
We also wonder what kind of republican
he will be next year if he gets nomina-
ton by his party to some Office. He avails
himself of every opportunity to insult the
intelligence of the democratic party, from
which, even at present, he derives almost
his entire support. If he is republican
the logical inference is that he is an I'M
grateful one surely.
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Gen, Mcclellan.

The funeral of Gen Mcclellan was held
on Monday in the Madison square Presby-
terrain church in New York, and the re.
mains escorted to the Riverview cemetery
in Trenton for burial. Gen, Hancock, Gen
Fin John Porter, Gen. Franklin and Gen
JOS Il. Johnston being among the pail
bearers. The funeral was large, though
without ostentation. The General had ex
pressed wish some time ago, If he died
to be buried at Antietam, so that can
get up with my boys when the reveille
sounds" but the widow regarded later
wish that his funeral should be quiet and
without that parade which his burial a,
Antietam would have involved.
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Bishop Spaulding's Lecture.

Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria, will lecture
at St. Columba's church, Wednesday, Nov.
2jth, on ST. COLUMBIA. St. COLUMBIA was one
of the great Saints of ST. COLUMBIA church, a
man of great soul and great faith, powerful
in word and in deed, who directly affected
nations and Indirectly Europe itself. His
life and work will be set forth by Bishop
Spaulding with characteristic ability and
eloouence. The wealth of his historical in
formation to be impaired is alone well worth
the money. Tickets can be procured at
Hapeman & Graham's, II. j. Gillen's, Rus
sell & Sons. Hoban's and Simon's. The
lecture is for the benefit of the Sisters of
Mercy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

The bloody shirt, which did such good
service for the Republicans in Ohio in
November, was waved in vain in New
York, though John A. Logan and Judge
Foraker were specially imported TO tlaun'
the ensanguined rag. The New York Sun
says: The bloody shirt was very appro
priately Haunted from the apex of the Re
publican iceberg Davenport. Now let il
float away with the arctic monster, and SC
disappear forever in the polar sea of ob
liyIon."
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The w eek.
Foreign.

The conference convened at CONSTANT
NOBLE at the reques, of the Sultan to read
Just the everlasting Eastern Question
held its first meeting on Thursday, bu
nothing was done beyond an exchange OF
credentials, and the first formal session Will
be held today There seems to be nc
doubt entertained but that there will be
peaceful ending of the Balkan troubles,
hough exactly how seems hard to guess
Servia certainly shows more than mere
clustering determination to fight as does
also Turkey if Bulgaria is allowed to re-
tain Eastern Roumelia, and yet the pow
ers " are evidently inclined to recognize the
union of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia
as an accomplished fact.
English politics continue to warm up
The dissolution of the present parliament
it is announced, will take place Nov. 18th
and the election of new members will
begin the following week. The chief con.
test thus far seems to be between the two
VI tUc hbpN ~ ~
spectiyely as moderate liberals and radi-
Gals. The tory canvass meantime is con
Quoted with the utmost languor nobody on
that side apparently being active except
Lord Churchill, who is making a hot but
hopeless contest for the seat from Biz
mingham. Thus while 1t is evident that
the liberals will have majority in the new
parliament, it is admitted, however, that
the majority will not be SO large but that
the Parnelltes will hold the balance of
power between the liberals and tories
Mattel, the Corsican who made an at
tempt last week on the life of tho French
foreign minister Freycinet, has been de-
clared insane by board of physicians ap-
pointed to examine him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

The statutes require explicitly that every
public officer handling funds in trust fol
the township especially township treasur-
ers, shall cause to be published an annual
itemized statement showing the condition
Of the treasury, from what sources funds
have been received and for what purposes
paid out. Only about two-thirds of the
township treasurers of La Sale county
comply with this mandatory section Of the
state laws. A number of those who have
attempted to do their duty in this respect
have complied with the law, but that is all
they swore to few items and bulked
the great amount of the expenditures, and
the report was utterly worthless. The law
states explicitly that there shall be an item
lied account published. 1t does not mean
that a number Of small items of expenses
amounting in the aggregate to probably
$40 or $15 shall be put down as sundries.
1t means an itemized, sworn statement of
the receipts and expenditures shall be pub
lished, and that is easily understood.
Those who have not published their state
ments are liable to prosecution with fine
of $50 to $500 for the neglect of this abso-
lutte duty, When these parties who have
failed to publish their annual statements
as the law imperatively requires, are
brought into court for neglect of their
sworn duty, then will they be learned a
lesson which any of them could have easily
learned, had they been readers of the FREE
TRADER
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ashingtOn.

The monthly financial statement of Sec
rotary of the Treasury Manning shows a
reduction Of the public debt for the month
of $l3,27G, 77i-that is, there was that
much more In the treasury than at the end
of the previous MONTH there having in re-
ality been no bonds redeemed during the
month and therefore no reduction in the
interest bearing obligations of the govern
ment Indeed the surplus cash in the
treasury has reached such high figures as
seriously to embarrass Mr.. Manning
The president has explained that his
notice that he will hereafter decline to see
all persons seeking appointments or their
friends except at certain hours on Mon
days, Wednesday and Fridays, does not
mean that the appointments are to be less.
ened, but Is intended to direct those who
desire personal interviews with the ap.
pointing power to the proper heads of de
partments, whose recommendations guide
the president in his appointments.
The president on Wednesday appointed
Alfred p. Edgerton, OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
civllsevice commissioner, In place of Dor
man b. Eaton, resigned, and William l.
Trenholm, of Charleston, s. c., in the
place of John M. Gregory, resigned. The
third member of the commission the law
requires shall be a Republican and the
President has re,appointed Dorman b.
Eaton to hold the place until a Republican
Is found to suit him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

A FEW UNBIASED Demonstrating
at the outcome of the judicial election in
this circuit In the light of Republican
victory, obtained purely through resort to
the customary machinery and tactics of the
bosses of that party, some of the more
decent party organs are disposed to regard
1t as a victory redounding but little to the
honor of the party or its bosses and their
crooked ways.
The Tioin city NeDs (Rep.) says:
"The manner Ia which the campaign was
conducted is disgrace to the Republican
managers, and ii is TO be regretted that Mr.
Dibell owes his election TO methods Of
which Joe. Mackin would have beer
ashamed"
The Ottawa Times QRep) says: "Th'
mere the County Is heard from Tx
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

Monday night, about o'clock, man
named Thos. Mahony fell off the Chestnut
street bridge, near the glass works, into the
canal. He was pulled out in an unconscious
condition and efforts were made to resuscitate
him. He however, did not become consci-
ous and died about midnight. The coroner $
iury returned verdict as above. He was
So wears Of age. and seems to have been I'M
der the influence of liquor when he fell of
the bridge. The funeral took place Wednes
Ii
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

more certain it is that Judge Gilbert was
defeated by those forged circulars, 1t Is
the first time that Republicans have
thought it necessary to stoop to such un'
principled means in an election ana the
result in the future will be felt"
The Joliet Nens Gnd) says; Without
doubt it was the nastiest campaign we have
had for years, The judiciary has been
brought down where the political strikers
can have whack at it, and the dignity of
the position has been so contracted would
fit sixth ward constable"