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OTTAWA, FKRRUAUY10, ISGo. .
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ALEXAXM.lt VAUt! EY.rf the firm of L'ulerhtll i
YanLhey, ir our authorised ap-nt nt Seneca to n-."c!vo niiJ
coVt for uilwript i.ms to th- Ott iia Kr're Trader, fcr al
x erUrli.r. joi work, Ac. Snl-riliT3 in that vicinity trill
f.n : a t fta:?-ii'..':it of their aixmints for aaii.MTpitin
t t'.e 1 ti n Tri-br in !u i-e-si -n, and any p..iment
taa.. l- ;i.:n uiii I ii'iMcd Iiiesaiue a H marie to us.
Tli- EVvUIeMt and lic . erocM. !
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r.c-,;je::t Jj.i:isj:i wis waited uj.on, on j
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tsaAaiiesu'iv, -vy a coiorei rep. e-ietuaiiu!.
V-.j::i 'i;Y--e:;t I iies,'' Fred. IojIas and a
f M .is .!:.! -Vs ii .-ro .iinntd Geo. J. Down
ing, i. -iti.r cl.US ttpokestneu, ... The object
"""" 'oT the Ti.terviev was cxriaiued to lis, to urre
21-a.v ituin T,,. T:.ic7."is'i. tT-.: vsirta nT lli-a nfori-nff-4 l
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oi t!i! whole ronntry to tb -s riffbt of sulirar.
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o.i i-i- i;iiu;.i ot uiAiioo aou 1111111,11
v 8cviee; sdso to elicit from Lrtn a definite
.i'.-!.i:uioti f r vicys 01 the stibjeei.
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Ite Pretieiit responded ia a speech cf .
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ti iltH igiul; J Kii't, fop such' an' occasion ;
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t!i'"uj.i h-; Siii it was, :ij'. j.Teeen, ouiy a
CD' vers-il
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anaii iry u
r , ' . . . , - , ,
, -i'i i.a t u in our ni, i'irn iras ire)ii
. X i'.cr?T!rir. Il was' n-jt such a:i one, ho'-
evc. a-j gave the "colored gentlemen"' satis
aetioTi. or i j likely to pr-vc satisfiictory to
'.1'! r.tdica.1 leaders hrv where. Tne l'rei- !
c , - , , " , ,-, . . !
fainJ u! ia-i colored race, he did not want (
t3
S Kla'jj .Ci- t-at would end tsi a con i
tet botvv.c-.i lac-ractts, a.iJ the txtL-rmiiialion
of tlie c.'Ii-reJ. people.' He believed in the
.n fistot of
r , !
kirco upDa t.iem a measure that was
that to
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i.iu.iirn snei tr ine i.:,;rici oi o:u:i;oia
. wuiild Mi!y lea 1 to greater bittrus bet.een
th ; races, a:i i to greater oppression of ll.e
r, :Mfehl:r r.ice. The ucltj had "iiued much
. -
by !:;.: v..ir. '"if he will dimeaa hiaiself we'!,
!.e will i.a riroteeted in all his rights anil
"neii ewry piiible chance by the comtr.u-
: ;-v in T.lncli be Lves. -U t!:e races I
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Uij.iiui :;Mjw ree jnci.el soci.ibiv and i
. ;. , . .i , r .. - " .,
l :-.-: thu new order of tui.-lgs w;.I
". - t ' ., ;
r-i.-n; i.n'i:iou!oiiiy, and suOVage wouid j
com : ni a ma.ter of c.nrs"; but fjrcci I
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uo j.i t;e people be'ore tiier are prepared for
?.ty v.-iIt.Tioist it, ana mjurj wi.i rcsuit to
:t r :.. , I " - .. T, i
' bot'i race-?.'
, e .a. reidetit s speeen, of cotir.-e, fjre- j
-HhT'tDffs the vct-j of tiic District suiTra"C '
1, SL'.vl most of ike o:ii-r extreme measures '
which the radicals ura I.ibori-igso peraisteat- j
ly to force through coug:.s. It is a direct :
respt.aac X, tr.c attack of fnal. Stevens I
M:o.. !h.. I'-,.. ,i,.r I., th !!., ..r,.' I
in -dair. Ki:jli.!i,
t if the radicals it. con- i
I-'re.-s war.: to come Ui c;c-n war with the j
I'r -ider.t. he
is reaiiv ur taetu.
II.):.i o:.', Yof.vij Max ! Capt-iin Barxk,
.ItiiTt.-i Ii .yul'.l. k trv
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: t .v f ll'lii Ml!"'! fTt .
.n' it r.i.i.-..:- uj re,'.-..-: i.ii C3:ii"!iis-:ttarv
.iuir.s tare said about. Li:a last te. and if:
ti -l . .. i . i
e.-..-d. ion of i
i,r:r - Sn l !
""c 1 ''u io -.!: iter n ine li.iuii never,
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, tUeyco! nuns ofthe Fit el Tuadsk, is siiup!v
Tue po .pie uf liie iiurt'i, with a
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fi.it::: L-r the I ni l::, a : I insisted that the
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war n, jJA be f.r iiniaiu (meauttt? tie r.A
,r. e . ' . '.
eq-ia.itv. inew.ir l.jr l.ii Luicu is over.
t- . , - ,
li..':'? is !(-: a iiitid rat ted a.'rlit Vr-. zrf-
ei:i::..;.i; frora Maine to the llio Gran I'.
i5a: l:ij war i'.r ne jr . eij t ility rajes fiercely
J " r, Th 2 firs war wis ; ,cl.ys this
s?'Mad war iavlves everything tltat Is ab ui
i . Ii ii :; .-.r r. liast t!e -constitution,
(- ''-i h SO rr.-il 'aincadxei.ts" are
t; ,:r povdiM-r i;j 'i.riyr-o-; ; a war a.' itust the
s:.:te-, (w ...;a J.-c! :,-! tj b e:i'i, and
E.hii :: r pr.r.-j.i.es :) and a war
ai.-is; vevy . ;.;u:-i of our government,
!,iv-l.-i!is f..tli;rs sai l shoul 1 h i cemented
by t'.V
and love of th-
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fctr'.vlr.j :
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"li .h radical ih .Iiti o.uisiri is
"i engine oi oppres
2. V'o are sorry to
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war.
J ttr Jui.rs.7. A re Wkj out at.lZ
c'Ljck o.i We. ir.es lav tnjrili-g at Joliet iu
ta
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i.no.ia a-z tne Masonic I I.a II
Mii
'vni'h w.-.j o ,'irciy consumed. The IIa.lI w.-.s
ia- lf'e :h:r! 3:o:y o! a bull ling in which, on
taj f.j ind W'.'yt, were tiiree stores, the goods
of which v.ef.j panijihuea-tve J. The f.re ex
: 'ou h ;tT M,.st tjttti! six other b.iild-
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Ill -. '.t:r- Ci.1;. rti .'O 5 ,".--iTr.....l 3 o. '
c , " . .... . .'
a;, t j 1 '..'-s ,f oustiiesi. i ne loss n csttta i-
j r.-,-, ,r - it .. -
t:v at -o.a j-'. lhe M isou.e H 1!!, with rs
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r- 7 ... . !.:rti.'..;r. cc . was en oF '' i fi i,..t '
o: so ii.tj. roving Fo:; Riveras to make
tt l,l";r-, '.:.. -".e . ....... t l ft. n..... ... .-
Mrr. t ' . i
... s.v vi-v ... i : uwii in .ui.--
si .'-i ;li? T.uth u't., IL II .veitlilll in the !
' 1 air a a 1 -S. M. !i we secretary, thi foil. j wing
re-jioiiii ) is v.-. io adopted:
Jt sil.' s liiat we rgirl
: ira 'I :i ao ut sei
ri !e:it In it liy tn-uii of t!rj e-.t.al fee Kr
Ironi Ottawa to Dntou. water tran -p.iriAf i. .11
ci't i-.:A'y b; hil fi :n O.ti.v.i t'j Miil'ord bv
a few .inns and locks on Fox liner.
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ratiroveinent is '
4. 'in it. ...-!, (an ..i-at.,1 mud be male ; and
'.'.i-o ji.e-i.itij x.i-ch'i, III UU .liV, l (1.1
all v.e tan to p.it the enterprisj titroifh.
I
Paper Mill. The LiSille- P c.i states
that atonic of the 'm:i rd meaita" of that
"c. iy are ab ut to st irt a jeiner Riiil 'there?
1 tie only titllicu'ty in tli.- av, the editor
stpprjlieu'is i that the owjicis of the tiidi t
fi .it:. e attc nir lite iiecca-arv buildiiiL'S w ill. !
n; t:s;:a! :t: such ca-.es, as tli ice prites for
lh"'r croiiiid. If that trouble is in the wav,
La v.lle wm t'uhit breii ic ii- wiihoi.t a
pi-.j-er riill. Ltaiid sharks ivrt death to all
enterprise or tiblic sjiirit.
Ve Lave more L"pe tt a pir.er mill at
Mar-o"!l:t:' v. h:re, we are advised, some
weal. by j.-arties a.-2 negoti 'ting for a site.
Ti.e gi-j.iuJ, -.vau-r p;wer, A'c, at Marseilles
less abj'tt hig'i rents nn I big prices for
water !jts than t get business men interest
d and to build up a town.
EsrM.iz'NG IJ.ii;::iE.i. It is believed iu
i7a:L.'i!g!on th:.'. Congress will not piss a
latv eqaaliziiig bounties, but in lieu of money
vvil! grant land sufficient to amount to three
l.uulied dollars. It is estimated that, to
cji.i.'iz:' the bounties in 111 me), wjuhl in
crease t'ir? i-iijut! u-.'ji $1i ),.';'J i.OJ J.
ii!iriti::r.:fy terUin.y ne.vr equale: ! at -miv , . . , , i,oi.in..as I.t .Hslovaltv. and uud-r eet.t rc
e . , ! ' "e iuosiittite is ncaiiv tne same as the ,-, , . , - - .". I?
. - . , r , Senate btii, bat prDvi Ies that the act shall ! .j.nfj o.ii'tv a-id sus i'ei ii.- ' f- ;-i tV -:vl-
,-rHiii3i-.t i:t F.iM...at.-,ii: the "war Fe the i , . ' , , . ,, V . . " , " . . '. '"
-.,,.., . , " (. vi l " ' ,;,c'';:''1 , J ref'itrec and lreeomea in all par's M-eS oi t.:e church. 1 r :: this decision he
.:i. .i. u. te.v.eri o. ra.tea. ';oftl,. (.'nitcl S:at:.-s : and that, wbeti the ' J the J-'' at i.s recent ses-
i ,.v ' .... ' a-tieiidment relative to the bais of represen- ' . - .o. ......
1 . . , , , 1 . vJi-'.-i'ji -t.'. an 1 tne aitifjiiiuoi 1 uteresi u tie
t i.ton was taken up, and a speech rutide by I ' ,
t. ... ., , . j . ci i- 1111,., 1 at thai t'iito was ?liolJlii T-'i, which suni was
I .T?.ioi:vr::.T or I ox Rive::. The people Mr. Lane, of Indian ., who decUrd that the i . , , ...
. v.... .. ' ' . , ' , . - , . , , . . . - paid I v State Jrea.-vicr l'.over.d.'e m Xew
uiti '.ii 4 : . iiSiior., hcr.ttta and North" : rebel States had forfeited their rig its as States ' , " . , ,
- 1 ... . , , .. . .1.1. -.-.I-..- . lork. Since Jan. l.-t lie cebt Las been re
vi j. in tn:s county, are holding meet in? 111 i and that a propo.iitioa to admit tiie'n at pres- . . . , ,tp I
Th ; old Fret chman J iscjih Crcle, who was j preparatory to surveyiit"; tin; route for a
Lorn at D stroll in 1725, aud was consequent- I canal from Rock Is'aud to the Illinois river,
ly 14! ycuri old, died at Caledonia, Wis., on J In the first place, they will determine wlit-th-th"
27'ii 'ilt. In ti law gait la-t immer iu I er a sufficient feeder can be fot on the sum
Wisco: i'i, fnr testified .to matters that oc i init between the two rivers and, if tlicrj can,
c tti red tLir.y years before the revolution-
, t.- , .
'jiatit : witb.lu L a memory.
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Rm
1 Ilnwiril
ursday, J-eb. 1. In the .'v-nate, Mr.
Howard call-.-1 up Ida resolution fur the trkl
of Jeff. Iav:s and C. C Clay by a military
, comifti?;on, and made a lon sp'-ccti in its
support, h was then laid aside, mxl the
I ,.11:.l.-' ',;., ,.r ,!,,. t.si! f.., t, ..1.,..S
of eiil rights" was resumed, and the disctM
sioti continued until the Senate adjourned.
The House i;.isscd t he bill providing that
no American vessel whicliliHS sought jirotec-
tinii under a fostijii fia durit:r the rebellion
a?aiu be registered n an American
vessel, except bv l.-ave of Cini;rea3. The
'. , , ,
,iscu..-utn ot the rreeumens Bureau bill
was then resumed und continued umil the
House adjouruca.
l"cb. '2.Tlie Senate passed tl- bill an
Ihorizin the 6aie of piel.ie stamps and en
velopes on credit in certain l.ialilies i:j the
svaluern stat:3. 1 he civil ruh:s bid was
. . ,-'.,,
I then resumed and discus-:ed until 5 u clock,
when the vote was taken i:d the bill passed
veas 33, n7N12. not volii ? 5 A tries
s ige was rea l
. . . , ,
in'J that lie In
0
Dominica renii
1
ige was read from the President, annul
anuounc-
d iii i.iihated an envoy to the
iiiblic, belit-inp il;e interests of
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UUI V-llllllt.Il.tr tjiu:i it': "ivjiu.wt; iv iiiu ;t;-
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cosrintion of tij:it ?ovcrt:m.tit. 1 he Senate
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i 'cn a'-jouri.t 1 . . , , .
1 ne nouse speni un.11 0 0 ciock uiscus.mii-
the New York city contested election cas.
b.-tweeu Mr. Brooks and Mr. Bair. The
! Freedinen'-s Bureau bill was then discussed
uatil i.night, whou t; House adjourned,
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to-morrow, and take the vote Oil Monday,
Fib. 3. S-ituntay, as already intimated,
v-.a cnnril in lnu.'iiiir cnaaj.liAC ..Imtil tir
r reed men s Bureau , bill. bix or eiht
. , .. .. . 0
I cTior1nQ ivprA finally in f.i!I crr.lT.ro j tin? n
thin house
MonJj'j, Feb. 5. In the Senate, after the
m:rnii!g hour, the House resolution for an
amendment of the constitution relative to
the basis of representation was taken .up, and
Mr. SumrsiT occupied the day (without Cnih-
j i"5).u:;c:i it. He opposed. the amendment
;.. . . .i .i.
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nine of human rights, and contended lor a
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broad cous'.ituiior.al provision idacin-' all
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colors a:;d races oa a bais of perfect
. 1
c,l-,l''
Ho::s?, various new tiropVisIiions to
1
4"1-,J- i.viOiiiu;u.i ii..i; imru:iuiTi..
j The Freed men's Bureau bill w.-.s aaiu uis
cussed, but the vote on its
slaved off until toMiu.rrow
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Ftb. t'j. Iii the Senate, Mr. Sumner con-, j
c.ui.e.i hi-; r-.tr.ar.ss o:i tne cotstitutiona. .
r.ineiidaieiit.
Mr. I',o!itiIe introduced a :
,ll,t,ifjv o..I.e.....,,rr it . l.I. ,. .!., .
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! a.t represe:itatiiti bi.a'.- be apportioned ac-
cording to the number of voters, and taxa
tion according to the value of real and per- !
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.
asi ie. and the Senate passed a bill autiioriz-
lug the ajipo.tniefit of a diplntii.itic rcpre-
sensitive to Doantiica. Adiotirtied.
J
Ia th-v IIou.,., the report of Mr. S. S.
iias, o: liie Kcvtiiue tuwiuiij:o. was nre
s i .
s,,ted The Freedmen's Dureau bul was
,
11 icsaaie's, ana i.se votiii"j cotiiitiiMice'
1.
Stevens" substilate was rejecic 1, a;.d the
j Sd'jsiituii report sr.! fro:a tie Coinmittee on
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torin-T owners o! lands occupied under (.en.
. , , ... ' ,
. Sherman a order shad api 'v tor tnc:r restur-
j . . 1 J , ,
ation, the Coinniissiotier shall be authorized,
I
I tpoT the arrreciuci.t and with the written
. '
cotisci.t ot the orcurat.t.:, to procure otacr
lati ls f.r theai.
Fr'j. 7. I'l the S.-nate, the Committee ai
thu Judiciary reported that no further legis
lation was necessary to exempt Northern
cradlt irs fr jni th . ..ppratiaa of Southern
stttu!?s oi limitation, the matter beinir
limitation, th
. -
ovciei by the act of June 11, 13.51. The
bill preventing the reissue of American re-r-
isters t) Aineric iu vessel, which changed ;
their rvgUter during the -ebellion wns j
M!1"' T:,e cunstitutional amendment rela-
ti.e to the bails of representation was taken j
. up, and Mr. Fcsaeulen made a speech in its !
favor.
I.i the House, a bill pased, requiring
taxes to be paid upoa railroad arid other se
curilir-s Lei 1 abroad, and re.jiiirittg tixes to i
hi p ltd ufeo i i-eturns as cotnjtateVi in legil
.? , .-, e., ,,
t - n a-r. i-i-coeniia s o; 11:2 ai:i ici.ii
. .. .1 ....!.i- i
i u'-.iiv .l' ii.i-.mvs wen- i'i -vn te. i , au-.i reicrreu
to the ltecoiistructioii Commifee. A bill
-vis reported, prtviding th ii all jiublic lands
ia Alibtmi, Miss'usipoi. Loji-,iana, Arkan
sas, and Florida shall be dispose' of accord
ing to the provisions of the homestead law-
i of Isu'2. The bill giving M"rs. Lincoln the i
,. . ., ,
iranking privilege was passed. ;
IT.' I ? T.. .' .. V 1
L 'uc -"--, .-onMiiiiiiouai
Io....,n l.tll i-.-tlti t'.A IT.u. .,non,lm.i..l. t
i ........ I
' '' v ...w..va ,
v, llh the excep'ion of the one restricting the J
operation of the act to the Stated in which
the writ of inbuit iwpus was suspended, Feb.
1, iiS, -.Tire agreed to. The bill was then
passed.
In the House, the bill providing for the dis
posal of ihe public lands in Alabama, Miss
it. - '!Pl - i, Jjotusiaua, Arkansas, ami riorpJa.
accor ling to the stipahitions of the hoiaestead
iectr ling to the stipahitions of the 1
a.'t of May 20, 1Su2, was passed.
Lttn ii. Tr.viii:;; Dkcisiox. The Sttpreme
C mrt of Illinois, at its teeeut st-eaion at
Springtlel l, deci led a cr.e bearing on the
leg.il tender act of Conirress. A rnttv iu
Adams conn sued another ou a promissory
note fir Si.VJ in sold, with ten Tier ten'.
interest, daled July 17, lSli'J, loaned money.
The Adam.s Circuit Court found for the
pl.iititiii', and assessed damages at S233.SO.
I'Le Sujircuie Court reverses the decision,
holding that the uote wus for $1S), and a
judgment tould be obtained tmly for that
sum in legal tenders, with interest. The
Jecisi'in is it: accordance wilh similar de
cisions iu other Sinless. The stipulation that
the note u to be paid in -old, only holds the I
st.aker to par so much "fold aa l0 in leral !
I
tender notes might buy. The decision may
be good la v, but is bud justice.
In a speech to & ue'eralio i from Mo:. tuna
, on Wednesday, the 1'ivsiUeiit intimated that
his public c ir-rer was near iu close, and that
he would not be a candidate lor re-election.
The Geneseo (111.) Republic, says that
! engineers are already examining ihe country
!ii
then they v.i'1 at once corumeuce to survey
the roate.
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I cat was simply monstrous. 1 ae r reedmen s j j
Mexico.- The ruuior-j that have prevailed
for months past, thiit X-ipoleon wa about to
withdraw his troops from.. Mexico, assume
definite s'i: pe from Lis speech to the French
Corps Lejr ;li-.tif on the 22d u't. lie said
arimvi:ic its were liein; made to withdraw
the Trench troops from Mexico;' and it was
hoped tliatithis would pacify the people of
the Unite States, who were invited, but
declined, ti join the cuiinal allied 'expedi-
tio'.i.
It is ejorted at Wasliinton that our
I Govcrnniei
; inr with Fi
U, . -
i rrench tr
t has arrived at an understand-
ranee, by the. tjrms of .which the
ops will be withdrawn . from
Mexico, anil the United States plodjzes itself
t) take no overt means to depose M-xiiini
nan.
Jim Laxe The Chicago Tribune not only
formally reads President J ibnson out of the
Republican f arty, but Ticks Brig. Gen. Jim
Lane after him. What's the ruaUer with Jim
I Lane is, ilikt in i recent .jieech in the U. S.
Scunte he a
u'iked aftt-r this fasbion :
;I laugh
to scorn any man, especiaily anv
Kansas m:jn, who would advocate the exteu-
' s"10ii of su
fraire to the colored man in the
' ,!,,. 4t..,., 1 ,l.... : ... 1.:... :.. 1 -..
i uuuuii i 11 .....i, utii , lb in ill ill m Ilia
a... 1.... - 1 .1
""""H-'IY"") na iaiKiiir me
other day wuii some gentlemen, I belit.-ve iu
j this city, on the subject of colord sutfrage.
. 0lle muu w;ls ivoCHling the extension oftl.e
suffrage in the Southern States. I asked him
what aboiit extending the right of suffrage
to the colored men oi IC;!i.sas? Oh, h ; w.n
not iu favor of that. Another man responded
and said lit supposed the reason he was in
favor of extending sali'rae to the black man
in the South and not i:i Kansas was, bfCauso
the planta'.iou blacks were s; much better
qualified than our own. (Laughter.) That
ended the Conversation.
IPF 'Jf yoj meet the que t on at ail, meet il
boldly, squarely, and honor ibly. If the C :
sti.'ntion gives to Congress the right to lix the
status of suflhige iu Louisiana aud South
Carolina, il iicei il IU-. X'imn riijhl in A'.wi
t't'l G.'iliieciicnt, and WisronsiH mid. Illinois
and Peiiu&'jlvania. I ivottld like toft a L'e
pub'ican (Jowjrass extruding the riijht of mijl'
r.i'e to the dl:e!c man of Pennsylvania or an-
I of (he other Xtri,';ern Slot's ! It would he a
wise pointful action, vzomiu u not .-vusiird :
Leaveth.it o iest'on w";re tile Co!i.-iiii;i;o:i
Id ft it ,with. 1'ie diUevent State j mr.uneuls'.'
Cot-KT Ci.i:t:s. The circuit and c n::ty
court clerks ol Northern JUiimis LcJd a
meeting at Chicago last week to adopt some
uniform pi :n for securing the t avment ofj.icrsit a
clerks" fees. They nrerd that their fees
.vere htirn otwjtir:'. i: tii'-v eotibl collect tiieai.
Alter u'!e tleliO-rntu::, thev a-;o!:ed the f-d-
i i,
Il - inr resi.ititioii
I l!,-.l-,!r-i1. Tiiut i.n m.a nf-i.e t!..-. 1 .t .-n-.- ..f
v:.
nr.ii in.'.f. ::i drier t j belter s -cere t.e
paymont ot our lees a- tne.v p-ovMed bv I.nv.
.V i . I ii'lltlll lltH III reit'uritl
,'' said lees
V be paid ; advance, ia aceot bin.-e with
the s-tv.u'cs itt.d ileei-i :is ol tl-e s ;: re
court: ''.!:'..', That when the panics lit
igant, or their aft..r..evs in anv Mii:. .siiali
I ilepoiit a Millicient sum to cover the probable
! . . . . :.. .t - . . -.
: l osl3 ' , r;iw Mii,s act..rv M-cr.:v
; tr -lie sane, such pavnient :n aJv;,i,te of
I fers by items as the services may be
j rei.di.rel v. ill not be re-iuired.
An exl copies I'm foilowir.- fron: r.n
Ohio paper with cxprcsitii of sutprise :
n.,f Myccr county. O.. a
memiifr ol tlie .M.iiioniisj- ci.ii''re''aiion (d
the. United l'le.-i.t te; hin eimrcb. ss lately
cil'-d t j appear bef.r-5
j reliytery to an
I. ' vo'cd ! r VaN
swer t i tue tharve of
;iwn, niui-u .-iuii:i;i:u tue ia. , u- i u tuetrts-
i . ' . "
:lni -ry.
-.i-t . . i . o .
i -Mia. is ti.Te stran-j abuat this ? An
. j . i . , . - ... ,
al.outi ti tltarca is not a reiiioas, but a po-
! i-,- i - .- ... . ,
! blicil ora nzation, anu those not oci iui'inj
to that parly ought not to expect, to retain
taeaib'.T.'iuip in the church. Fven a Kailoch
can maitilaiti his standing
ilitt" aa ! ri. r.-; he
sticks to the party.
H ooDFur.n .Sk.vtixel. We observe our
f 'i ...., t i. : .: ...
i.., - o.t, si."..inj a... aic. o, 11. e'ui.ecii.ia
j with Mr. (I.e. I. Hail, has become one of
the proprivtors of ihe irw.-,.r. tenHit'l.
Thomas is a p )'d printer, and ha
enough to niaks a sharp editor.
He we.s I
soine-.vl.at wild iu his youth, b it of course
that is laid aside now, for we observe he is
otic of the lea Jet s am o;:g the s jiis.
Catti.k I'i.a.jvb. The cattle pi igue is
r.tqing in Hoila.-id. It broke out there iu
N'oveniberl an 1 Las been on : t'.e steady
iucre ise since, and aL last aeconnls Lad ex
tended to the Province of IL-auan!.
Dublin correspondence represents that Ire- j
land has been undermined l.v the Fenian '
organization, and vigorous war measures are i
'
1.1 jiroaruas. -v nirn-; inimocr Of -in vsieriolid i
. t- .1-, ",, ,. , '
.Mi.i.ioein art arriving at JS.lgO. I U; lafiglifcll
authorities are l'ul'iv alive to the dari'"r of
., ... ' c"
the sitaatilta.
- '
.he spee.i.ntor, ,n r.r.,!..3 are commg to
TU'L IJiX" i,l lite liPav.est S pro -tj I.i! ',r.;, Mii
siiall, of Ne w VorH city, has failed to a l.tr;
ar-
iini'iutit, uiiil carried with h.to l.ta r.genis in
the coufities of western New York, where the
apple grows to unusual jHrlecti r.i Tlie far
mers, too, who put their crops into the hands
of the.-e simulators, to force up the price and
rea!iz for ; them a larger prolit than thev
would have obtained by jmttitig the crop on
the maiLct themselves, have lost the whole
crop.
Says the! New Tribune :
The day of punishing thought and speech
in this loulitry is at an end, and we want to
see who will dare to attem; t j revive it!
The day the Tribune sjteuh.s of never arose
in this cot t.try until 'ho liepublican party
came into power. Thought and speech were
realiy free until Lincoln was elected. Aftr
lhat it was fettered. Two hundred papers
were suppressed bv the government, ho I bv
Republican mobs, on account of their senti
ments, and the number of arr sis can be
counted by the thousands for the same
cause. W'e hope, with the Tribunf, the day
is at mi end, but wc fear it is ' not, while
Republican partiznus are in office. Cincin
nati Eninirer.
Mi. Tut. her snvs it's with bachelors as
with old wood it's hayl to jet them siarted,
J";'. '-V 1,0 tU"X: L"r" pPt
'c!OUS J'
''Above
h'Sopher, '
nil thinjjs says a profound phi
avoid law suits; thev prey upon
the nut.'!.
and they impair the haUh they
dissipate your property."'
Why is, President Johnson like Chimbora-
zo .' isec
iti.s-e he's the greatest of ail the
Audies.
.V. V. Ptc. . ,
AfKXu'l.El)r,iiEXT. In December the
Freedineil'8 Aid Society of Ottawa received
from the Klanlius and Rutland Soldiers" Aid
Society, jjc-r Mrs. C. W. 1'osvyorth, Fres't, 30
new sliini, which we gratefully acknowledge.
They were sent to the needy at Mobile.
' Martha Ii (Iittcv,
Secretary Freed men's Aid Society,
EvExisG JoiitNAL Almaxac for 18GG, fa
1 by Osmax t Hafimis.
I I t ..... I
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I'rosress of .liar "ill.
Mr. Ediior-hl read with interest in your
issue of October 14th, a good article entitled
"Marseilles," i i which yo-i speak of the past
history ot tne place, its present eonaiti ei, and
future prospects You alse noted sjme causes
which operated tode'velope the :.ew town, and
piid a just l.ributs to tin oiier ry and foresight
of i ne who conceived and c irned into execu
tion, a plan I'
power, which 1
)r ;i'prpn;itmor a v,i.-t wr-itur
US heeu ru.-ih:!. by tin ttn
unused since
Cf- j.f : !.......- .v ..... I.
purposes. Atjiong the proposed improve-
inents you nieiition a bridge over the liii..ois
river, wliicli wouiu counecl ..larsei.les with a
large and prodacln'e s.'tiio.i f th i country,
a 11 or Jiugjaciliiies to the farmers on the south
side of the river to reach a near market for
their produce,, A: c. 1 am pleased to inform
you that the bridge is now completed, and
ready for trial. It is a strong and durable
structure. CJU it in length, built of best ma-,
teriat and iii the most substantia! manner:
in fact, I cannot cauceive how a Lr'.dge cou'd f
he conslruetea better calculated to withstand
the wear' of time aud flj.i The Company
invite the public to use the bridge until the
first of M ireh iree of charge.
'. The bridge lieing among the accomplished
things, ail the energies of M-ssrs. darn Un
derh II & Young will be devoted to the rapid
completion of the dam and w:iter works. I
am informed there are in :iiy nrocialing for
water power, and if all secure sites who have
been here for that purpose, the choice !oca
lions will soon be absorbed, aud ere another
year has elapsed the quiet town of Marseilles
wilihcariLe buisy hum uf machinery, ptopelled
by a water power inferior to none iu the west.
Men of capital are locating here. A wlat
form Scale has been erected, and a corn crib,
by Mr. Newton Ward, who lias proposed to
purchase grain on. as favorable terms as at
Ottawa, Seneca, or air. other market in ths
vicinity. Stores are being built in which will
be fou" d a full assortxeut of all articles re
quired by the farmers, at pritcs as low us at
any other place v.ithia the reach of the com-.
miit.iiy. I am told, thre am now negociated
to be built as soon as the season will allow,
130 dwellings, each a home for its owner.
In a word, the Citizens of new Marseilles are
alive t. its mate.ial advantages, and are de
tern incd to leave nothing uudixie to maKe it
a big and prospero .s town : and. under the
supervision of Messrs. Clark, Underbill &
Young, Men of energy, means and dctcra.i
uation, there can be no such i.ord :is fail.
Yours. ,ve. FxTKr.rRisr..
'lubacco.
Mi:. Editoii : AU'ivv me, through vour
val table paper, to call the attentat, of l..rm-
. .
CIS ill t.lls regl (.1 to t..e CuItlvalJ.jil Ol to'j IC-
co. 'lie I'rcMtt low price ot corn, an 1 liie
., - . . , . . i .
ii-i ..n..i jjj. .-.i... .o..-. i cc iiaouier season,
li l::e toum; (Tii vroves a L'.'od t:.e. t , u-
j!;i!e:v iieces;:trv !.ir the :"rVi!.cr
v.'iij v.i.,!i(.a to in ike anyti.ir.g to tiini his
:ilteii!:on .ni'iii' other cro:i. Lii t-iiii d
itofi' li' re i wh.it vre tie. il i.et . c'jru, e irn,
c.n., J'.irjve.-. v.iM ;vc the fa;;.ict bat Lis
IJO'if loi i:l. j
1 iu c
i:.nd.i of tobt-
tr.-
ars u: cr-
-ru-iui
.- 1
I.
S'l.t'.'-s Iiiiij.-i' Mjtith ; 1.
the
Cuiitieeiiciit S.
I.
ti' ice.. 0!
I ti.vii.iud a:
line texture a-, i li tvor. i-s :
hiii prices. The lat qa jta'tot.s
t Hartford
Pet
1'ri
. & wrappers, ier l1 3 2i. . .
f it i Ti'COI'.O
-i io . .o.tai i
Kunn.n 1- : i
1-J, iowg.-a-:.
This tobsieco i.i used lor cigars, and .'i liie
C-:itii' licut Valley they raie I rein ljj'i'J to
'J,i-';-l tt-s. p.-r a ':. 1 .tin. i rs tiier.- -t.-ct
lo if.. iie pivjiuo y an actv at an av,ra"e
, !
ot over '-' 1 I.a w
ni .i.vn hieiii to i;t
; .it.'J J t r utte.
Now. I ;;.ve liiised and rent Fast the See
I.Caf tiiiai-4.1, a:;-! it has 1
en pn iiounced
exci
ii"
:;e a iariner feti
: in a g-jod yen
l.ut l.j els.
r he.-hould
per 1". !ur i.:
red-i.e i
Tlie i. . i.c
i t. f.
plants troia Jt't- i o i jct'i ..t tue pro';'-r ee:iMn,
and v.-'i huy w.e i-rop ral.'ed. J li-rtni.. iictis
f'jr culture, i-.Ia i. v.'i; !. "tven.
A farmer can t: jj !,!-. .,j are !;:. ds nn-1
c-'ibs I r .l.jin ia Aii'n-'. nr.-i ci.re the
tobaico L'.-i'o.e ta. y Would l e rc;uirtd lor
other j ui ji. .-'.s.
A i.:idy l a::: t' at i.as bwca Cultivated, ii
the pr p-r ;.'. I vei.tcrc to a ty, Sr-jin t-he
acre oi lot.
L'o a t.i
ge' as i.iHeji
ino'iry as from twenty to thirty ycres c.f cjrti.
1 he C jiir.eeiki.t Valii-y i.irior nel-'cis
ih- corn r:p. lie ciu aii'ird to pay a l:i-b
p-riee lor uli tha corn he wants, nn i he bav
e-;'er:i corn instead of rai-.i:ir it Liniscl'.
He d'-tvots l.J-i laud and !u)',r tj an..:ih
in-re r .i-.ta1,: (.- .;. Why should uul La
Salle c !!!!. put n c.t ii ::it St.o i r 'S of
totiaceo ;
ruiijii, uiei maKe the c-xperi-
ntct:t ? 1'.- 'in lay own cxperte'iC'1, 1 tan., it
ii.j'.l't thtt in f . .t y.-ars ti.e tnl'ivalioii
wouid be so extensive as to be a source of
t:.e co.rutv
d to the ci
T f '
Ottawa.
M,
Utawa, i'l b. T. ISC
Advantages of this Plow.
. r
It will last from three to six times
acaer than airy I other Stc-I 1'lo.v male auyu-here Vj
a:iyh:!y. Tliia laa often hecti proved by ai-lual nse in
-itritty ao.1 r.
cf stre.mn in tli.
v.ioavtty t o !e finudon the insrcins
i West, in ir.: 'i stiee t-steei i'hiws hare
cot thr 'ji" in 1 lowing eiirhtT acres
been habitually
or leu, it having alreidy plowed over three iiandrtil
acres of the sauie soil wituout yet bein half worn
It xiill "'scour" in the most diiHcult
soils, where nil oilier 1 tw3 hnvo f.itlc-1. If t':ere is a rod
of ir iuiri'i ar.yv. ij'. re iVhi'jli it w ill ne t scour, we havo
y t lo had il.' !
Tt draws lighter than any other
1 lo.v vii id cutting loe sainu width and depth.
Tho Share can bo sharpened, ora
Point welde-i on, as readily as on ordinary l'luws, by any
Lls..'k.iniith w!io understands hi t:ade, aa tha aieel ia
perfectly malleable, and works ' kiuuly".
Any section can bo replaced by a
dupltc-itp. to bo had of any Azent. as the EhareI-andnlde
and Mouldho.a- la are cast in moulds.
Itia well stocked with "New Eng
land second-trrowth tiaiher, an 1 the atau'hird ia wrought
iron, vv it a "alotfi'' in tho cap so aa to give or take land oi
r.leasnre.
It plows at any dapth, from three
tj twelve inches, works perhctly in either stubh'e or
turf, leaves acican farrow, and turus uuder atuliulc and
foul trash completely.
t?1?" Tt .5 thft rrlr-e!f T'lnTir -iri t rio
A""or!'t ju-tad suro as thclu H econo.ny in payi'.n;
ast 'jt uoii.irs once, rather than live uoilars rive or six
&ii:ues over; in not losing timo and ycttr tutujicr,
i-bocaiise your l'tow wun t "scour;" and in doing
A'si-.i tjuarterorit fifth more work, with tho same powe.-.
iCaJ-l'lie oa.Uity and quantity of work it will e.'naireto
-pif.)riii tau't be considered, as wetl as tlie cost price,
Uif-iu 4!etennii:i:i wlietheror cot thu Plow is cheap.
s$4(-i'lows are n.ud fr profit, and t 'it one iMtnf te.'u'c.'i
JC&t'i vt'i't (?'i'ars anil cnt can be fiU in ftropnrtinn ta
J6-its m: t, is t;,r. chtupfrt. and we are contident a man
iJay-ets inoro th: a liitudrcl dollars' wortu of -Tlow"
aevery time he gets one of these.
Theso remarks are raada after a
familiarity ittt tio ia.-rit of most ol the pxid Plows in
use in tho West,
toaay ot Which have juatly earned a
gjod reputaiton.
CSr Oar
pew model "B" Plow is
JJir-dc'sineil expressly fir Ktuuble and fjul ground.
i?--ileretofore v
havo had only tho '-C' pattern tie-
X-fssi5ned for hi
Jtiri;" patterns
th, turf and stubble. The "B" and
bejetin-r will enable us, to meet tha
4i-views of all
a-t to shaiie. and (ivo thoia either i
bold"' or 4 le.au" plows us tlicy pcofur.
Call and see tJtcm.
Warranty very liberal.
For Sale only by
Aa A. TJalStUOP Sc Co.,
Acents t r the Itnproveil Peoria Corn Planter.
Ottawa, feu lO- 3w.
T 0 S I A II POPE
Carpenter and Builder,
Shop on LafayJii
slrrtt. Mufrn I.a Salle street and CJ.V
mioi's J-iiuridfiff
OTTAWA, ILL,
Omtmcts alieitel for ereidins buildings in town or
country, on terut as favorable i'a any firm in the eimntry.
A 1 he iiiiiterial luruished. if deaired, ut luwoat u lKil'is.iie
Dtalts, Plans, ipcrifi.-itions, avd l'.ilt. of Materials fur
iiisneii without extra charge whwre '-ontraeta are made.
Refer to John ilaiiley, J.O. olover. l-isf., und dozens of
others for whom l liavu elected buildiiiirs uurinx tin last
So years in Ottawa. r'c-b 10, '00.
ItJiOM the late reai.h'tice ot the sulaicrilier in the town
of Mi-sion, nn tne u2d of January lust, a OkKY
M AKrt. quite siuill. alM.ut 14 years old. Wind in rinhc eyu.
Also a 11 LACK M A ItK COLT, three yowrs old next .spring.
Also, a III.AC'lv 1 1 AKS CO T, Syeai-sold next spr ug, one
Wtiite bind loot v ith a ld.u k spot in tha white.
A lilx-nd rea d will be paid for any information of tha
whereabouts of the above auiuials, addreswd ;o
I A. J. KASTVVOOn
STUBS1-Swl vTT
feblV44 Oitjsrs-IH, j
.. ii
C3p C
Tlid ulcril'or will f.H lii eutiru ktixj
;of
Ladies' ami
Gents" Gold tV'itch-
cs, GoU 0
Imin.s and .Tew
ulrv,
At r. pict retiuct:onl
in prices, t mu IfS
than piicc
11-mib u'lii.n fTitlil und
.iper nionvy fri ot' fi-tiil value.
i n..w w th-i time
as the un-
j dt-n-i-iwl U tflfrtruunl tu cIuj out ui )
wiit large
t SIOOK. I .KKW
VITIIOUT IlKCARD TO C1
I B,;fro time of llllUi lf ri ir
'
i niiihenieiiivitedtof.il an 1 . fur iliemclv.-
I io has uibo uu hau l uliue a5urtiueut oi K
iu'Aoo and
Xjoohiag Classes,
Whi'ii will liu Bol-I :it vcrv !iw iiricca.
AiVliicks, Watches, Juwvirv. Jio., rpniipl on 'sry
sliurt uuticu, audail v rk w uv.ii lif U J. llCKt-.f
Cornier vl M.iui unit Culliuilnu a a.
J. DICKEY is the w.lu nt-nt for Tlia Stir
No CiUainey
Burner, Ukli la raj
cliiiun-r
le oritiuary
lei) 1U-U'
w jl jst t iz 13 r
rpO INFORM TIIK CITIZEN'S
OF 0T-
hut Utill
.irret, av low
I sternui f r
L Ua an 1 TitiuiU, 'hat ( am nut . ur it
doin htiMiiea at my uhi .taiij on M. Uj l
duiim U4t ot I'ubt Oflirt, lllock.
Tuu ulil garrU:i. all. r alauiiing tlie funiii i
the ictrttw iitv-iineyr.es i Vft in lull hi u-t. liuiiiuiai tiir.
ii: lAilit.-' anti MioatV, Mcna' an.i liwyii' hooi and euota
tmiii the very tnii quality oi frirnrli Call ali'i b.i;; also
tUa Tt-ry tat quality of ait-iu w.irk, f jri aaJo at thu
lowest vaali jii'iLca
Otln rs may iiitTanJ l! w,
Tliat tli-ir l an t ffhoes are T.-y low,
lint ihi'ii you tu rn,
l h.il otliura nay ia iut always
You will itlwajs fiit:l a ?.miJ a.s'irtmi.nt ('! riuic' flai-
ti rs anl Hal , MiH ait.-a an. lial , lns" lire- tail :.nj
kip lioou, lloya
,y mih ion 11 1.4
imjVt, ,Mn' : fid '0111.1118'
Artcic over iwe, .M-iu ilutl.ilo ov r iio., .1leIla, rutdaT
toJta, Ih.u will be s.ii.1 a- I w a-s tiiey can be bought any
wueie in tueciiy. t.-iu anil aee tor yourn' lvu
ItwpiinnK doiivou short u:tice.
Thankful for your paat patronage, I hope you will gl,e
nie a altirw of it in the luture.
Kcmembor tlu? place l'e doora west . f the I'ot office
corner. .M.nhaoti street
fub lU-iui - U. LEA III.
'Ji IIOMAS SPEXCJ:i,
NEW YORK BAKERY,
Main itrett, w eat of La ;all,
feh 10-y I'T A XV. , 1 1 S .
A
cj c rr ion.
Thesularri' er will s?ll at mliir auction. at bisr-iJenre,
aix loilea n l lh-at ol Oiwu, on '1'i.i-viav t'e; Ulli day
of i'.l ruarv. I 6 all" o'cha ,!,et dlowin pr p-rty :
4do Mi-.Itl.NO MIKKi'. 1J II. a I "f ii.Tv-. a' .t i; ,1;., uu
hr.i. lli a.veral M Mn withtv.l: 10 ile.nl ol 'Cattle, c"n
kiatinic of Mil, h .. . I ..f r. A.- ; 1 tw- .it-i l:a,--y,
aul two ti ts of llaim-.. Arkult. Tal la p' -ireij!'. -ehidii.y
.!,ei;"!l'i,H-H, .m i Mower, one Oi.nniii a Cul:i
.il i.-, fiifWt. I l,ii row II re a""! eiry
! :" rr. " . ,!'-T " "- ? rj
1 tiou ;i- ; I r II I l.ltili i i i.e. il .i:. " a al iel ol a. n lea
I t i nutu rr. - t .
! ."ALK-Atl ...., - r r. '..I .tu !-r. :
! all ;..; .T lit ot j ..0,1 I t -o on u
. wi , ... .r ed .--uiitv, . :. i .i ,!n-
.. J .1 iot. test li 1. .1 I '-.ell .Ills-. !
Jit..-. ji r,r t e.Tir.aahl
! t it.i; lu ; r c. nt. I . n:
j,. , t. JM'i i i;j
i:u i.a , rcb io;:si;-2.r
A
u c rr r o r .
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lon vl. r.uar 2;
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quarter of a-ti..u l-. l"n t1-. r.o v.- 'J ;
liietJ-t half "f the si-Uth -st ';'l irt--r of Sw ti- n 1J,
t3 n 3"-. r.me - ;
Tiie siait'i i-.s? ipiirt-rof the s-uih west qairtcr of
tieii 1J, t" i: .'7. nin"" -:
The .-at htii ol it.e i. -rti. w.-t j-.i-trt'T X se.-ti'.a T.
t'.wn :'!. i. ii'- .:
I.-tt 3 Id and Hjt'i hliak IT in Ih- tiavi,.f f..,.il!..;
Lot- -. ii ana 7. iu l.lo. k 41 la liie fou n ..1 Is.iitc,
1-- I 7 ia I ii ci '.'J in tie- tow n ; I. '-a,;, :
I. t 11 in Lio it 'tl iu tie- ton ii li-.i;.-;
I't 8 l:l I'i'- k C.I in Ih" tow n of I.i-atle;
l o: 1 nn i thu vart half ol lot in hi '. k '.'1 iu the t-.wn
cf I., -el-:
I..4 9 iu b!.a-k !7 inth- t..n of I...-,lt,. ;
hot Shi I.'k 1' o iii tlo. t ,,vi-1 f I.-;..11 :
Lots aii'i Z: in ! lo-a: 1"1 in tie t-iAii of l-isalic ;
Ij.f 4 in l-P'k ltaj in tne town of L--alt":
h,t 1 in I.Ioi k 111 in th.. t own of hi-.!! ;
h t C iu bt'Kk 117 iu the t .w:i of l-.-nl:.-:
1 t 1! in Id's k 1 S ill the t- li of I. i .11- ;
The itte'ivi'l-d hidf fee-d r dl rei? of l"t 4. and the
whole rt lot 12. i.i 1,1. - k l-'7 in th" town "t 1-is.ille;
ld 1 and the north l!u hit of l..t 7 iu btoi k l.'J ia the
town of l.-xsalle :
lx..t 6 in bka k J.K ill Ihe town of hacalk -.
Lot 5 in Idm k 1 ': 1 in ti.-.- t.av n of La.aMe :
Lot I (except rail r.wij in Llo.-k 1 i) ia tti j luxn of hi
salle ;
h-jt 1 inbhxk 1 in Iipsb-v's addition to Ii-all-. ,
t 1 in hi' k in tin old town of p.
ld 7 in bloekln in th- "id touri.. e
lad 13 iu bl. k lo in the old to.. a l'.iu:
lads and S in block 14 in the ol '. tow n of Peru ;
The east M fwt of lot 2 in Murk 17 iu tiie old town of
r.iu;
hot S in Mock 7 and lot 7 in !! k S in I!l ksbnie's aid
tlivisioii of tiie north 7 a.'i'i s et the e-.i-t lia't of the we-t
haltoi the north ea-t iUi.rternf " tii 1G, town 1 3 r.me 1 ;
hots 2 and U in Id ek iu Low ft iuston'a auii livistou
o!" the south part ol 10 aire lot 4, iu tue south west quar
ter of essi-ti,ti l'i. t..wn 115. mn;" 1 :
The east hi.lt' of lot ti iu blie k e.5 in Ninewa n '.ditiou to
Peru;
Lo'.ao and C in Id a k 81 in Xittewa n Iditi m to Peru;
lyot 1 in idevk 1-0 in Ninewa addition to Peru:
. Loti 6 a il 7 in block 1-- hi Ninewa additi-i to Pern;
hot 0 in l.leek 12 ' in Ninewa addition to I'eiu;
hots a and 'j in bl'-K 12s iu Ninewu addition to Peru:
The nirt.i 67 feel of lot -t in bloctk 14 iu Niuuw . addi
tivi to IVni:
'im uortii 67 fe-t of t'ts 1 and 2 in Mors 1 17 in Niieiwa
uwhtlnii to l'.iu;
The iraetioii nor.
h of t!i rail road of lot 3 iu blocs lo'J
ill Niuewa iid'ttrioti
laila 1, ! and 3 in
p l'aru:
dia. K 4 i in Sutc's addition to Ottawa;
il. State's addition I" Ottawa;
i nest fractional ipiiUUr ol section II,
s 13 in Oitawa centre-,
piiou of ine aitove ii.'ritK.d real -r
lit'-iitioueil side, will e xp'ra A,u the
a. 1 06 A. K. lill. I.V Kit.
are mad: St the i.Tko of tlw cltm of
Ol ana.
itXO.
Jait 1 1 in litocK u.
lav; i Iu the aou
tnlMl t-1, lali'e3:
. And lot Ii iu I'L-
The lime of rena:
tate, trvlll the ntmv
2. Ih day of J une, A.
Itejetnpti n
the eouitly coui t nt
l.ta.v a. rcb. lu:l
ix Sulc Xot.ce.
"sVT0TICE is h.rel
given, ihat nt a .tlo of ilellni'ieril
lots, by the Treasurer and ex-orthio
:otinl v. and stale of Illinois, lor Ihe
lauds and U'wn
Col! ior . ' 1j fi
stu r,.m,ty ,rJ:
:her taxi's and cost.', due theleoll ior
to ve.n laoS and pfeviotis years, held at the court house.
iuOit 'WiL iu said cb-iitv, uu the Si'ili d ay of June. A. P.
ista, charb-s C. Cai
pliell purchased the io.Moui.-igdeccr'b-
I iu said couulv. to wit .
eJ real estate, situatl
tl'iis east 10 acres
ft tiiewc-t Oa acres of the e-iFt half of
th.is.jnlh west miai terot section II). town rau
The north half of the north east ijuarter of sue lion 2i,
towu t2. nume ti:
Loll! of the aot.tfc west quarter ot cccUon tu, town 93,
rauate ts
Lot 5. in bl-K-K CS
u tlu town of hisalle;
lot Id in l.lo.K 41.
in tlie town of Lasalle;
lait 7 in bl.ie-K 71 Iu tue town of hwalle ;
hot t iu bl'K-K 7-i iu the town of Laaallc;
hot C ia bio. a tss ,, the towu of hisalle;
hot SI iu blocK :8 iu the towu ol Lasaile;
hot 7 i:i blouat :4 ii tne t-iwti of hisalle;
Thee.oit; lcei if lot 14 in blocs 111 in the town of
LaaHlht;
The oast 20 'eet c P lot U and Ihe west two thirds of lot
12 in block 118 iu t le town of Lasaile;
Lot 7 txcet rail roa'l) in bluest 1.6 in the town of hi
Salle: " I
lads 7 and 8 inbl ice 4 iu the old town of iPern;
'i lia iiaeti in nor U of railro.ul of the east ba II" of the
ex-t h.ill'of lot S in bliK E 17 m the old town of Peru:
'I he fracliou nor Ii of the rail road of the west half of
lot iu blocs: 17 in the old town of Peru;
Lotso and 6 iu 1- 'a?K fid. lot 1 in biiK-K 24, and lots 1, 2
and three iu blia-K 7 in aubdi. iaiou of Id acre lot 6 iu the
south went quarter of see Hon tli. town SI. rang 1 :
.- Lota o and 10 iu dot K I2J iu Ninewa addiuon to Peru ;
I-"t 2 iu blocK it liib lieail'saddiikiu lo Pom ;
Lots and 7 in i h & 6.i, lot 3 iu blocK St. aud lot 2 in
bloi.s 82, In Smith i SKiliKle's additi'in to Ninewa;
Lore 8 and 4 in b - 31 lu State's mlditioiil to Ottawa;
lxt 6 iu blocK a n Union addition to IM ia4 a :
Lot 5 in M kK 1, te 3 and 4 ia bio K 2, pads 1 and 2 and
the south hilt of the west hall ot lot 3, 111 bio;- 3, iu
Whitmore's second addition to Whitfield;
AikI lots 1 and 2 n blocK 4 aud lota 1, 2, S,W, 5 au'. 6 in
blo- xj, in Mallory 's addition to Wlutt.atd. I
The Una of rede aiptiuu uf tiie above descH''! rpI es- j
Lite. Ironi the abov a mentioned sale, wi, I expire on the 27 th
' . . ....... i i uej u akliuiivu
uavul June. A. D. isvo. ia aj"-s.-..
- - I
As-sigrm-e.
ttT RivlrmntiolLl are made at the OUJCe Ot the VlerS 01
the county court, alt Ottawa. I
Ottawa. Fab. 10th, 1.
O:so Scl I I
1 II AVE ju.t returned from Texiw with a few bmh-la of
J. Trtli, pruua Ouie b-hhi, gatneren ny niywn, wiuvu
1 know 11 be ponj, ami uich can be had at lhiuoikk'a
Irug St..n iu Ottawa, III.
m. u-it cpt. wm. roono.
C7tancery police.
STATB OF ILLINOIS, I Conntv Court of aai.l county !
L Siixb Couxtt, f to March IVriu. a. o. ISOo.
William .... lionize, HilmiiiLstr.itur with the will aiiiivxwi,
of Hiram Thornlon, l.-aji'l, vs. The Uuknnwr. llcira
iili.l I'liknoAU Ocvi-eeaol' lliraiu Thoruton, deceased.
In l.'liaiit-ery.
Fiililic notice ii h.'n liy civen In the laid defeii.linte. Ilia
fuknown lleirsand L'nkeim-n Dt-viaiTB of lliraiu Tliorntoii,
deceaa'-d, that sai l ceiiiti'.ain.int filed hil iil of complaint
in e.ii'l ciuit on the Clnuitwy aide Uiereol, on I lie sin uay
1 of Ke!rairy. . D. lsoti, (iratiiii; for t'.ie t .j -i n t iii-ii r of
j m suitaie'e M!n a Trikiiea, t.. sell tlia Iolloiiii; dea-
cribi-dre.il olale, of wluch aaid ilinuii lliornton. deceas
ed, died ei.l in fur nimj.le, to wit : The south east qiiar
Ur of seotion ;6.) in twiiliiit!iirV-n ("S.of laiiKe
oun, (l.j nt of tho 3l l'ri:ici.al Meridian : ulao the et
half of the south west quarter cf.ee-tiou live, in the
to nshiji and range last atoresnid, and the wet half of aec.
i'iul!l.'s,)in the town aiu. and r.iuu aioraaid. a coiduic; la
the 'direct ious of the hit vill and tealaaielit ot aaid diit-d(
uivi tliat u Miiuiuona xluTei:i,.ii iw.ui d out t aaid eourt
npiiusl aaid di feniliuiU, ntui nal 1 oa the first day of tin.
next lertu of Ktid co:u t, to he holdea nt the Court Ilouac in
Oii;t.i, m saitl county, ou tau hrat Mouday ol M.urh, a. d.
1-.6 :, as ia ly I iw re tutr.-d.
how, theielorc, inilfKH u the aaid riiknown Heirs and
Unknown hevimt d Hiram Thornton, decraaed, aU.iil oe
aud apta-ar lieiore said couit, on the tirat day ot the next
teiiu thereof, tu he h .ldcuaa aloreaaid, mid siiall then aim
there pha I. uunwer, d iuur. or except to said billot cone
plaint, iLeiac. will he taker. lor conlt-.-.-d aa ngaiust
you, aud the matUis and thiui t her em prayed lor, ue
cr -od accoriliuiy.
l)at.-d at Ottawa, this 18th day of February, A. D. lt.
O- C. Orv, A. U. MUOItK,
Coiuphiiuuiita ool. Clerk.
7'ux Sale Notice.
f II'IE undep-igne I here!.v j,ives ii"li. e to thesaveral per
JL sons to whom the. following di-scrihed lau.ta were as
senae i, and taxed f r: the ye ir A. D. l.-So, and to nil othera
C mcerued, tn.it tlie aai l land were severally ad 1 by the
'i'reaaiirer and ea-id!icio Collector of La Sj.itie eonniy, ia
perauauce of I tw, ou the 27th day of June. l& U, lor the
taxes aud cofta dtte and unpaid tiieieou !. the yeur A. 1.
llit':), and that tie-nu !er.-iiiad piirchae l aaid tracts of
land at s od salu, umi ii now thf ! (Jil owner oi theceitili
catea of purcliase of sai l laud", and that the time of re
demption thereof from said sale, will expire ou the L'Tlii
day oi Ji.ne, A. D. ISO;.
A-s.-d to Ira Ba-ley W"f XW XKJs.' of section 7,
township Uojrauu 4, east uf luir.1 pruicipal meridian, cou
taitiiiig live i,cri'S.
Owner uukuown K li acres W N X SHJ fw-tiou 22,
township d, rallc o, eait of thiru priucipitl liu.ridi.iu.
Owner uukiKWn ! trSV', s-s.tioti ii, towuship C5,
ranjre 4. east of third ptiuupai lueriuiau, coutaiuiag
aires.
All if aaid Unas are located in La Saile county state of
Uliuoi.1 JOHN S. AK.MsliiO.N j.
tcb'ia, xccw
Kzxulor's Site.
't HK undervn'!, executor of tho estate of Wm. Iz
9 zefuati, ile.:e.tsed, p.irsii iut to an order of tlie county
court of L b.ille 7(iiuty. willsu'l at auction, at the late
rra.-h nee (.f aaid dei:'-:iseiL"iil tlie towu oi Uruce, LaSille
county. Iii., ou Moi.- h.y the bth day ol Jl.inh, Ittio, the
follow injc ptTs-nal p-oje-rty of said dt-ceae,!. t')-wil; 7
head ot liolsra. 13 bead ol ciillle, I wa-iHi, 1 Ian :mi;r mill.
I planter, I h ly rake. 1 ftiibbl- plow, 1 p ur hr.-e; hiu and
fly arap.H. 1 s-'oop ievel.l set li.iriiea, 1 crio eorn.C'iru iu
tiie tiiM. k of h.iy, n pair loh alexia, and oiiir ar
l.. .le to riiinnieiice at o'clo, k A.M.
TKKMS iK A II nuns under ti fih : lialu: eon
aci-.i"t i, month. tl;e j-tocii.-o'ci' pviiii note wiio ap
prove 1 a Volit.v, with .lt lltl.Ti:st if p-ld when dtie. otoel-wia-
ten p-rriiul iron: d..l. JOil.S Vr.flK,
leo i' Iw LxtxuiuT.
-L a.i:s.' as,
i:!i,:ii.tii,.mw.s.,.toa:3.
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JTIc l. 1- h- r. ly i iv. o V ao .-ro:, intere-ved in ui:'. j
; v iiiTe. ti.at i-oiui, iti i niiiu io.iaiij:rtu.i-' r ci aa.d re
I tat-, wi.l appear l--f.T loe onr.Tv Court I llie county of
! l-iS.ili- iiietti:-' ol ili.n j.. at ii:-.' t'-.n.-t llon-e m otta-
w ... ;:i a .i ' iii.lv . oi, t .i..y ol' M ir-ii. . l. 1.1,
f r tb- ..ir-j-o"' r"li.lei:n a. c.-oi.I ot Uv pr.-rfe .lrii;.
i.i Tli n'ooiflr 'teli l iti.i r-rit -tr lll-l.ri,l ttliueal.
I'l'cJ at O.I.. Wa. Ihl loih di.v ol Ie4.n.wr. iMti
i-,s " A. I;. J.yjKi; lie k.
iev Bru irmn !
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an.z :;.. : i. ' .
i we, ir. mtti uiv -
..oj :,f.. , , ia-i; . t, . diet. of tl.c .u.Mio
W,. i.s.. j :.f .::i,:.i n ,ir wi.i. h.-avy nsw p-.:r-
l iW'i in tl,- llrtl- n; d o-..:. lin-. :,ad e.-iun
i-iiii;. I-.;-.,-!. k is l'i-re i in the city. U'c in
u d a .l.iplte st'- k ft
i l.ve :ti
ai-
i KFIIOSFXF LAMPS, LAN1EUNS, At
I
. I' -r a , ' ..' I Ml. i .
Ueti.e.nr the j U e, Mtropc'iua Mcck.imth ef Tonrt
ilo.ie-. S 60
"W A IT T E D 1
j V..t! r-.v Cash f..r
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lllt.i 11 i iniiio iicii.s,
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vest f'lt,
c. Not:
!
Two xt in. :!.' i.olv hi Ottawa
t or ": i.
J ltl' to ft;o;!iii, eofe-r !.'. iii ti. :' a i t.ii
ou t. ou.i.i. one I.I..-K north -f t:i" ..ii:.rry.
s: of t:- ut l''l:ui ial-i- k-is... !..;.
, f r '.i,;: .l.ejl. ii.-i. lHMi'--KV.
Ict.S, C-v. la the piea.iv 4.
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Jl-vi'-; I l.-j,.,4 o.i. I y tie -yre.it fir on Fnd-.y at r
i f. -' j-: i I I. o h.-.i-lc-r t.-: ' r t ir pit - nt t Ar
l. ..-IV .-t .ih.ri at- re, tiejit d...-r t.. .'.iti-i, i ity bank.
I. --e 1 ir i . see i ll : -r..ri in lei t -I t- m l.v lo.ie or
1 .-..- ni.:. :.-i--Wije 1. li'.IKOMANN.
fTirt-r r'.i't i.i-t; un.ents ;mv I-- oi:-'it si ". W. T i "- i
V iiAhii.s Mos It. -'in. tot la-iosotl.e ac-.f I r j
i t ii. I hi. .(im.. K nale . a d a.l tiier nrsi i
iia i a. -n:.! i. till
f.'.o-tf
r.A u i v r:v o
I fw:xj; In. I (o.ort 0-. .n-. rt r-i.n-d .ilrt. f.r ..'e
JL nt I.'. '.V. i.;;XHKIjt Jinsir lt-n-ui. ht i'T'
" i I'm it is ii'.V'i.;i-'.'''
GOLD MINK IX OTTAWA!
-STIU'CK ILE."
Sectnt Aii'iuaI Grand
Gi
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1?.
nterprise.
1 L
Tor the '-enafavf
UKDINE ENGINE CO. NO. 2,
ornivt.
Ti-i- O-'i-p-nv fcirin ( rnt to ttieir patrons so.! frienilsa
lt-t of Pri'-afi r their i:i-s--. I.jii, to L tlistril.utvi wn
Thursday Fccuinj. Fibrillin 22d, lsjo,
at v ?ii:.;,Ti;N" hall.
And th.mkin them for their Und si-tniire in former
tiiiu.-. wor.il now asi; t!:.-ni totally to onr aid. as i lu-er-fully
us w.. h.oe al-v vs r.s.smded to tiieir call in time of
d.in,er, r'.-ki:ir' our lives an I health to save their prneity.
.aa'iiifi-oiit I-i-t of E'rtz-.
I f-piendid Carri.iir- Horse, ito be seen
at Kii'Mlea .V. 1.i.iiV st.ii-le i valued it fJOOXai
1 Si-len-hn Tn'tiini: liu-sy. ito be seen
lit Klexles A IW-sll'a stable.)
1 tpl'-ndi-l rover M ou'in-ii IJuy Har
H'.sa, (to 1 ai-en at it- ne's il.-irness
Sh..p.i
1 .-d' ieti.l li'nl'a FaiMli'. llri hr, an I
M Ittinale. at lietteruian. 1evk- lt
liO.OO
75.Cn
40 00
do
do
K I o S ?-!l"p.
1 pins'T's Family Sewiuy; Machine, at
A rosier. do 75.(0
1 Silve. hunting rase Am. watch, Tmsk's, do 5o.no
1 ,!,, ,.i do do do do 4O.U0
1 ,1 , do do ' d j do do :.:n il
I ,, ,1., do .!i i!" da !.C0
1 Ml hill. Stub vui Ti-t t'owhug
Piece, at Ilrui kerV. 60.03
1 I)li. Itar l I t-tu'ian l TwUt Fowling
I'i's-e, at Kl-eisol k Son's. do TO 0I
1 Sif.i. carve. 1 Mahoganv, at Kuavjlla', do I 0
1 S t Chair... " ih do 3 1 On
1 Kvkini; hair. do do 2olW
1 i'ant'herry ihalatead. at Zimmennsn', do 2'. 01
1 It' dstea I. .comi.ioj) do do I'"1'
1 l.ninre. (U cv) d do l."i-
1 Ka'.y crib, ih. do HnO
I P.i in- mii!r'-r, di do S ' Ol
I Purse of LtTvi'tibicU's. ft'ncle Sam.) do l.ii.t;0
t Coohi i! ttove "ii.! Triiiiniinii, at
Jack-am h rkwiaal's dn ' 4n.no
1 Photograph Album, at Dowims's, do I'M.
1 do do it do J2 SMI
I do do do do 7.is
1 I'nrse of f!ree!ib;ic'.s.''l"u'le S.iin,7 'do lo.tsi
1 Silv.-r cuke ha-k-t, nt J. l'kkcy'a, 1 ' l-'Oo
1 d . do do do 10 Ml
t do do do do .r
1 XIeer ri'iiiin Pipe. F 'hnnider'f, do fd.Oi
1 ltox choice Havana ClT'l , do do 11 In
1 baby cai iiajr-. lit It. O. 1:1 u k's. do 5" t:0
I Silver i-.sti.i-, ' U.ttlei.) Ira k's, tio IStO
1 do l5 la tliis..') ,U do Vl.hi
I d) (4 l.olth-s.) do do tied
I Clock, (henry toil column ) hickey's. do 15('0
6 i-ilver b inkina; cups, do no S'l.tsi
ft Si v.-r call bells, do do 1'i.OH
t! K isy clciirs. do l !f(
1 History, il'atri-itism of II inois.) do C.(0
G27 Tickets NO 1JLAXKS! 50 PRIZES,
Valued tl.2.".1.00!
TICKKTS 5-.00 Rich. Caiibehad nt the ro!lowin;placs,
0. Trask's Jewelry Stoic; Jacob Munny'i. Clothing Store:
W. h. Oibson's 'irtitt Store; Osiiirii Jt l!iiH':nan's Ibaik
Store; M. P. film's News Hi-pot : Mitehcl! A Feeny's 111
A shoo Store; liowiuMi's picture vl.illerv ; Iiuimi k t
llro.'s Dniit Store; Ziiiiniermim's Funiitu e Itontim: or of
the lopowiiiK Com i itteeof Arnnipenients. W. K. Stew
art. Jacob MiKiuev, lieu. YV. Allien, B. T. Mitchell : or
Ottawa, Jan. lli, 'Cd. A. s'. IlAltlloWS, 5-!-.
Dr. Dimmick & Brother
Sell select Drus, fine Chemieali, pure
Wipes for tiie sick, tlie best Per
I'utneries, choice Toilet articles,
good Stationery, improved
Trniiaus, Paiuls and Oild,
Glaia nnd Putty, all
."f kinda of Lruslies,
lamps and
kerosene.
("OODASTIIE
BEST, and CHEAP
AS TIIE CHEAPEST.
PHYSICIAN'S PKESJRIPTIOXS
CAFaEFULLiY C0MP0UXDED..
Dr. h. X. DtMsticK, Pun.o J. limine.
OiUwa, Dec, 9, S63.
FOK sTlJafir
TTOL'E and two Lots in E ist Ottawa, (or Green's Ad-
B 1 .tili..,. , a -1 ... . i.u.,-.,j
1,. Anv M-rin wishlnia ti nnrehaw avill do eretl to
coll on the aulerilfr imaiediatoly. ' '
Jan B-tt fi. n, SA-iri,!-;.
BEAN & 'MORGAN-;!
(Comer tif Court and Madivntrwtn, Ulcrtr Cack'i I
Slock.) Have jot received alull atotk of J
Fall and Winter Goods,
Whicu we ofTcr.t . -
THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Our slock cwuaiaU ill trt of
(Ofall kinda and at Tery lw prices) such as
ALPACCAS,
COPUU(.IIS,
MUSLINS.
DLL A INKS,
ilERINOES, Pltiin and Figured.
Our stock of
VRIXTS AND DELAINES,
XTsr lias been bctlur, also ftf
Shirting,
Sheeting, Ticks, Drill,
Cotton fiftni.ols. I)tiiiins, (lirown fttiil Iilu?,)
Ij.om'-Ietr. W m hav on hauil a full -stock of
OASSIMKRES, BROAD CLOTH,
(For gentlemen's and Lauies tue.)
S;itiiieti5,
Jeans,
Fanners ami Mechanics Casslinere.
Cloaks,
SIi.iwls,
H.iK"ls Fur and "Worsted.
lSrt'ukt'iist Shaw!t,
Worsted, t?cc.
A'i a good assortment cf
Clotliing',
Cnrjicttt, Crockery i' Groceries.
.
OUICX SALFS. SMALL PUOFITS!
. e win give in,, iunesi aiai Kct priM tor cut er and
t"t:s.
STONE! STONE!
XEIV STOE YARD!
GAGSb, SCHiirtEn ' o.,
fi J-e. t:u iv nr.-aiiir e to til..- titiz.'lia i.i tlit.taa and i
' limy. t!i:it tl.ev h .ve i n-ti a new -ton- y rd at tli- .11
Urait .1 l-i:.i' er arI. "pprjito Il.s.ti k s ware iioiia.-. where
tl.ev are prepar -U to hil or l.ri jo,- ,,11 tin is ..;
SLJtl A3
j (',, Sills. I'j!asN-W, htps. Side Walk fi..2s.
r.UIl '-r Ct.t ; MotlUfi.a-ttt Stones. !i..-L- ;
ltt' I 'Kt.; '.I rave
:-d
i'l.ttj
A i . . J .
I'l
an:
L 'uB-ji"
' T . . "V - 'I' . V .... I I . v.rs-t
. JA I IL'.N V U'Ji-ia.t .HLlj .
Uii'eat Kcduction in Prices,
i II I'itifc' I.s -e l if u- 1 ; -ii tri i 1 'a.-t. v.e are now
j ej:,nii ..in-w a I .' s a: a ..i.-'.: .1 :.:wui twrii
! per rnd t.
i i-itron, -.; it.'-
i:r ntii.'i f j .
rctuvtsttiat i
We 1-av. .
in
.il. our i. i.i i
w Piicii. 0:-'
i'tj i j.i.
.J.tiil 'J 'o.
.1 7o.....2.'o.
LaO.
. 1 .."-.' l.To.
l.'.'J J. . . . 1 4 VJ.
Flati n.-I.i. . .
Ca-.-ii.lCt'-.i,
'e hive a - --I! :.-s -;-tri. -:.t cu t.-.n-t. and w
r.i fiti
ord-ra upon rea.vt:a;.l? t-:nvs. Caa.i p--i- f. r V'ed.
li.ijaii, Jan. e. It '-j. J. .iitiiKN a CO.
pini;: i-'ike:: rii.E:::
Uiiriit TJ !it of lioitM'iiiid IIoih
As yott a!I U::..-.v, ic :i. la-t pr-.-1 fire bnt a few weeksajii
;a- rtii:r- :.,.er w-'iit I th ink -It his l.e'p iu aaiiin; furniture
It., Mot.; 1 .ay to I.a, oiil trietida an. 1 eiisi,, ultra, that
h- h;jut "p nt-d a Ni. .V hl'oCK el
V.'FLL A.OUrill) CKOCERIES.
In I.yr i Co.'s iu-t w.-t I'irst N'.it i :ial hank-
M im ttt-. -t, td-.-li Le
Hit! II tin s.p for noli.
St'l" -
l-l' 1 '-!!
. t st.iatl rott.i
f r f...'i.
a. c- w.,ni:!xrn.
NEW PEP.FUME
Tor tlio Ilandlic-rcliief.
151
mm
"f rt M n is!
1j sttiu
. - T I'J -
A TiTost "Cxqr.ipife. DeTicate, and Fra
pratit Perf'-me, "0ictiIL-d from the Hare
and Beautiful Flower from which, it
takes its name.
ilantifactnre 1 only l.y EEJAE-0 A SO.,
Nrvr vnsv.
EEWAHE 0? GOUMTEHFEITS.
ABITt VCE I'lIALOir'S-TAKK KO OTnEH.
EV I-.' "-ir;"
VKRV I N. AVnman and Chil.l who Ii.va used
STERLINCt'8 ambrosia
If niHiiig t rv'ttmmin.l it. Thrt jrars ofrnji'll i..
rreat.iit tt Atv liave mal the A:nlrui.t fnmutii nil over tli-r
it i u uu! XTi;n xo ri-r.vr,
. It vmr ItrliiripT of t..e Heatl.
It nitttT Xt-w If ir frnw ou 1 IlGntla.
It r.-vntf4 the Ilairfnjiu Falling Out.
It r-ntIoM t!o !!..ir S-rt nnl fl,w-.T.
Clrari. tlir Sv-al(; Co jU the Heated inir; Removes
Dnii lrufr; ci.res 5erroiii Utm1ache; Cure. lU.dueitt; In
Mirefl Luxuriant LsK-ks; Iiii-tint Hair tu Curl ; SupurIfis
wi-a ; Kills Hair Eitln. Cl- h efft t .oinireiit ut t-w. .
TO TIIE LADIES WE SAi,
The Aml.r.ht !! suit you to a T. KI--gei.t:y p-.t up
heliotely i i r ained. r.oiolilZ'-.l by Open Singers and
Actrorses. Sold iu splendid bo --i-i i r rart nw containing
two large tiott.-ls;o. 2 for morning, X 1 f -r evening.
There is No Mistake About It
STKKI.iXO'S AMI1U0.-I is I ho best, most ajrrei-nl.le
andelleetive toil', ml lie world. To prove this, try a carton
-lil by lhugjsls, (
STERLING'S AMBROSiA MANUFACTURING CO.,
t?lS Fulton Street Ncnr York.
Oct 21, '6i
JOHN L. PIERGUE.-t
; Poider in
Winei Liquors, and Cigars.
Also keeps coiistautly on hau l a large assorlnient of
Lobsters, Sardines, and Fresh
Can Oysters
Iteccivcd every day,
CANDIES AND NUTS, of every description.
nOT COI FEIS AXD LUNCH acrred at all hotara.
Also keeps
Best Pure Jinrer Beer, mid Best Chicago
r.. Stock Ale, and Porter.
Jfjin ttrctt, directly taxtlh f Ormrt Hmat, nnt sW seesf s
W. Caasser'f. w la,'M-lw
EP?"?3 ES
& mm
fs ft .i ir I : -.v. r
K mmt w--saW X
MA IDEM
RETUUXED VOLUNTEER !
The hard is ry torry t say thai our brave o!nntea
was raught in a ahower sian alter leavinn Mosaa' stere,
ami found the suit he bought of Mow-a even worse Ihasv
that with which oM Shoildy rorernl bat back, wksa im tha
rnks ; Indus; reduced .ry n.w Ins slate of aattirwbjr tha
j war of the elements. lie eajrht a severe cold ant ia
hem very low; tin having iirocm-od a canpl.-ts sH
clothes fioiD F. I. Flake's .Matfnlrnvtant Stofk, fcr aooul
half the sum that LepniJ Hoses It his StVKHy suit, ha
is now courahwerat n 1 yv s1i tu he aids so give tha
balance of the history of f arw leaile with Mnaes to tha fah
lic. In the tueantinie he advijs all who wand.
Good, Stylish, Well Made Clotlii
! To go to
F. L. Fiske's Store,
Where tliev will find a ti.ck that ia not to be avirpvasa
In Siz. Quality, or Miylf, by aoy store west af ew lerh
all cf which he is ottering at
Very Low Pricei For The ' Timet, f
lie has Cassiniera SuiU, Plain and raufy ia tha foltasrhka,
Ilc- : . . t
Basket, Harris,
Washington Mills, Treco,
Elkvillc, .-icotch,
Oxford, , Double Wool French,
D;,'tk Doe Si-.in and Croud Cloth Suits,
roiu n.?auidni grade to eery flua
Grey Ioe Sh'n Suits, ditto .
Velvet Cobting " '
lie has tha following hues of Black. Blue, " Mifasj' OI1
ored iiearer's :
Esquimaux, Moscow, Whitney, Chinchilla,
Durlinprtoti, Cro. DtiH. Beaver.
In Over aud Under Coats ofall recent Styles, Palatots,
f ro'ks. Sacks, ic Ac. Also all the lower grades of goads,
couipriaiug . i
Union Cassittieres, Satinets, find Cottonadei,
V. l.itc Shirts, Fla::iiel shirts and
Cassimere Shirts ia
grest variety and.
at iow price
Drawers and
Wrappers, friin cheap
est tobest.Siia, Ail Wool, Merino aud Cotton..
Kid Cloraa unhued, plush lined, abst lasaa lined
Huck - h
Wool - " "
Kid Jlitta " " a
i.;r - "
Wool
Braces,
Tie.
Fur Muffler,
V.'.vol Mufflers,
;c;ri.
SO!
Of all cjiialitica from coarae to Cne.
CLOTH AND FUR CAPS,
WOOL AND FUR IIATST
A l.u j:e a::U vnt ii- aAsyrtuicut c.f
i TTanlice Notions !
i OXaXa JJSIJZa SEE.
JHo Trouble to Shovz Goods
Tk I Iv-ir in :t -Rlitlir.Ton hnw rr not. If
i i.. t suit or fit hu yon get home, return
OlibLi'. an I your
them in UtXlU
M;ny V.',!l It funded !
im FlilCE FOR All,
. :t eijital and oii t jtsui.-e f n M m. Worn -n. or OiiM. I
i -. to seoue your trate Lv oflenriz us liuod Goods at
i Lo-jt P. i.et.
(ilVE MK ONE TJilAL!
And '..n wiTt b cnrim-ed ttiit it is for your interest to
tm Ir itii ire. t'.:.i-r-1 , u I n. tr that nm ,. my competi
t r ar- V li::. you that my oue Price bisteiu is a haai
I and t.'int I veiy in ui
lave lo Ten I .11 tr-j on a Suit.
I i.ficr il.-.;,-., i cs .-.nj ail
ne Hundred Dollars.
; . i . cry .Vi.oi.V Mjn tfi'.v -in f nd. that will make
ti it - -. -r v.,n - i -if il.ir irt.i.i our litat Pnca
X Pi- ' I! iii -.see V '! at th atore. slid thankful for
- :..- as at yu,.i hauoa, 1 an., respe, tiully -urs,
r. i.. iKt.
7ev '" 't j A't.-f ?.!ioital Ct'y Hink.
o:h. tsu',-tf
) Ii . K N A 1' 1' i: S 0 a
Physicians Sj Eurgeons,
FoKSihllhY or Xh'.V vor.K,
srt:eatlig ucceir''tlly
C II R O . I C ! ! i C A S E S,
On a Xew System I
Which eniV-rarca the ls,t rinl most epproaeil ateUieda
Ims ai.- u'.ir-r -oiintri-a for tha cutset ail
l hronie liiaeaacs.
Tl.sy treat aiucessfuliy
All nervous & neuralgic Affections,.
Atl f.irnia of S-rofiiTii. f'v-p'psia, IhsenMS of the laae-Con-t
jwitioti. all Skin l'isrxs. Pnlmonarv Coiisumplioni a .
its cany Mi'to--, p.irai' aif, K-n'' py, pi.lt Hheutii. Head-aAhi-,
all Itiiirl I'.svii'-,, 1i.u,l-s of Childiea a&4
Sriiiiiiu! TVcaJiiK-a-s A: scxiiial Kisrasea
Which ars ca.-ryit ; tti. umiet, tu their graves aanaaily. .
EVE AND EAR 2
i'T treat a.ierwfiill.T. ou a new niethiat, ail diseases
ic hVK and KAll. They I. live hri-l more extensive j.i'3
-e, and liett-r smxteia in tlie treatment of all
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
wri any oth'-r Physician in Aineiaca. TheT hsrsa
nmrii who Lave been cotitiiied to their beet tor yea
uev never Ud to tin e
RHEUMATIS Ml
In all Uf; o matter of how ilaodiiigj.
euro
A S T II M A,
s it never returns. They have n Sure cut for tks aialra-
tug disease,
UFMMOIinilOIDS. OR 1'ILES!
They rare all Diseaaaa of tha
Throat &, LungiT
DJ PTIIEK I A CURED !
They nsre (tiscoTered a
NrUSa Ar RPfillaDY CUICE
Ior till Terrible Disease
It it also a sure cure for Scarlatina, or Scarlet Faess kick
is of the sanie clans ot disease. It never tails socu - thsr
theria or S arlatma ia from 12 to 4-S hours. It ivss re
lit! immediately.
Pltlt lt Villi KOTTIX, o.oo.
They hare had an extensive practice vixl wnaderfnl ssj '
eess in the treatment i t cancer-, whkh they cure wittuaat
eaiii g tii 'Oj out or ni:ii; the knife. Let tiioae whe aavs
TUMORS OU SWFLL1XGS,
n a red spirt base no time in hiving it attended to, as. a
linielv trt-atnieiit may save them fruui tha horrurs, susfer-
j iuj; and death of an ouau cam rr.
Uiey are treating catart ti on a ne-.v tyatesa wUch b
sii'E cj . ron this ciseash
Kxia rietice liaa proved that rularrii conn-i lie cures by
lieul tn-aCnienl ul-mr : hcucr. the many advertised enrra
for catarrh, all of which are Iin-.iI remedies (live tahafsasijr
whiirliie p.ilic'it is iieiiiat them, but acrer tun.
I'liiteratiindiiiic the diMi.sC and we know it casnaf Via
CIU"I by local treatment ii. therefore, ealso I'rearrlba
a crmstiiiititnul remedy to 1h- taken, and by th combines!
Incul mid cimttiluti'mol treatment, we thereby effect
A PERMAXUST CURE.
Tiidb cosi it.tio.ns for years have averaired fross Are
to seven tliouaiid a year, which aivea them an exparissM
uusi r.auised by any, and tsjiiajled only by a few.
3Ks:nfmlH-r they do not promise to cure all stages
I'isease. While all diseaaoa are curable, if taken ill seMaca
nil Hap are not. Vour caso may be curable this week '
net next b lav, not to-niorruw ; Iieuco the danger sf
llehlV.
ISo .- will be rcrelveil, wlirri liter
nr- liny daunls of Cure or ICelirf.
Our Terms are rtsit ; hence the money moat be sent with
nil or 1 -i foiimislii inrs. It costs from rive dollar to fiUeaa
dohara per month, to doctor with us which sue little tas-aV
cilies.
4 r Tho Poor w ill be Civored.
CONSULTATION FREE
Patient must write their name, State, post ufHce address,
plainlv. All lettors riiiuirin; an answer, must eontaia a
letter "stii-up, and be addressed i- 1)11. K.NAPP Box
ol- !. Chicago. 111.
tr-Atiy of the als.ve dUena.. ran be treat-! siMcaaafal,
ly by tlie'p.iti -i.ts' describinji their case iu a lettar, wsaa
th'-e cannot see na.
lr. KNAl'P, who baa visited Ottawa refrntarly fcr tha
paat live years, can lie cousulteil at the Oeij -r IkaiM,
- Tliiirsdny, February 2'Jd ;
Thursday, April lfth ;
Thursday, June 14t"i ;
Thursday. August 9th.
CDcc. 17, ltW-tf.
I. :. fr Sal or Fxrliuiigp.
I have 9X1 acres 'of the l-est qimlity of Innda in Iowa
and UU at res of Tiuiix'r Laud near Cairo, Illinois, to az
chaiiso for pn-iM-rty hi this city, or improved lands in tha
county. The land ncnr ttafh. is iu a desirable location for
raising fruit or cotton. Soil and climate adapted for that
Uisin.Ms. Location gotal, being near the lllin ts Central
Kail Itnail.
Any KTsons tlrvlring stich land, will fi nd it for tlelr
Interest to call on mo. Ji. 1110KNE.
Ottawa, Jan 13, lMK-tf
FISH Cod rih,5IiH-Ur.l,ad White Fb at
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