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OTTA WA FKKKTKADEK: S ATUKD A NOVEMBER 27, 17.
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THE OOUBTS.
Circuit Court.
Jurini; the past wick the followlm; discs were
rtrf-iosoil of:
COMMON LAW.
. i"lirubctli Collin v. William Collins. Ajical.
Jurv Uitl Verdict for defendant.
John Rlurruy vs. Ed ward Mclnliill. Appeal.
Uisniifcd by rl.'fi-ndailt.
k-.-nrm.tf Si Swurtcblld vs. Osrur F. and Fred
.'nine. Two ciisos. Appeal dismissed ly nift-ce
went
?fi'tirv Hull vs. tlie Vlllajw of btrcalor. Cast'.
j-ltiit dismissed.
'Che National C'ity Iiauk of 'Ottawa vs. Mary
"Msiioiii'V. Assiiiiits;t. Conft-stltin, Damn-res
JiliJ.S'".
Oscar Taylor vs. Jo'an Stark. Assumpsit. Con
Jessica and judgment, for $'.11.45.
' John S. Mitchell va. Christopher Itailuy. Ap
I'cal. Verdict for defendant.
Brown vs. Cushmau. Keplcvin. Verdict for
jtlaiutitl. Damages, one cent.
cH.ixcr.KV.
rjliarpctitier et al. vs. Ai'jlo ft Itopoit of
Jomnilasioners approved and decree of sale.
Clara T. Edge-out et al vs. Itenjauiln K-i-rcoml)
;t al. Report of Master approved and decree.
Julius J. Carter et al vs Hannah Carter. lie-
ree.
Town of Ottawa vs. H. A. McCal-b. IiiJuiic
lion. Motion fur injunction sustained.
"Mattlilosen & Hegclcr Zinc Co. vs. The North
irestorn Coal and Iron Company of Im Sallo and
Edward D. Taylor. Injunction. Motion for In
junction. Temporary order restrainiii.s, defend
.unts from mining.
(Cmir' d:chaiod the jury on Wednesdaytvon.
"ns.
Brown, for u-e of ite., Vs. I iishtnan, No. lit;1,
."tw, was the last ease tried by jury. The court
will I'C in session during next week for the pur-
5.s: of hcarinj; and dcterininincliaiiecry cases,
luit there will be no forced call of the chancery
wk.'kct. I'm Judfje then goes to Bureau Co.
ft'ircuit Colli1.' opens hero nuln in Jan. ISO.
rooate Court.
W,V.
lleiiirv, lidniinistrator dc bonis nun of
tf-; cstato of Miehr.ci Kyan, deceased, vs. Jere
laiiih J'yan, et al. Petition to sell real estate to
T-.ay dtbtts. Decree rendered.
Final ruport of accounts in the fftate of Win
.iU iney, approved and ordered to be recorded.
2'ctition for sale of ehattle property at public
;ile in the estate of Andrew If. Anderson, de
- ttcd, iilod. I'rayer of petition granted.
Martha J. 1'enning, guardian of Carrie Slocum,
a minor, jtresented a report of accounts of her
aarci s estate, which was approved and ordered
In be recorded.
I'll) ice Court.
l olice active- or rather bad whisky rampant
Lhis week, and Judge Leavens' Court on Mon-
.'ay morning lar-t presented an animated scene.
Ou elShcr tide tut the "b'hoys" of the night be
fore, with black eyes still full of mud, and hair
full of straw, trying to sj it tobacco juice over
Jhe floor when thick, dry lips and tongues per
mitted, litre they sat mourning "the days gone
5y," ocea-ional!y turning with anxious eye to
I'nc Squire to sec how hh eye looked. It looked
wiH, he c idctitly meant business. "Henry Pu
71111, my boy, how isthls!" "I'nderthe baneful in
Cuencc of the iutoxlcatin' bowl, your Honor."
""Il'in, make 1t light, $:i and costs." John lhib
".jit Uittj. .las. Cunningham. "Yes, Jimiiilc, yon
are mighty cunning, but your hams went back
&b 5011 tliia time." Slow music: $: and costs.
.J'atrick Murray came next. I'at is evidently a
granger. He c;.nie In with his hair full of Btrnw
anil his f.n i; peeled by a threshing machine ap
parently, but he said he only "fell down." Win.
Koach, another granger also "on if on Sunday.
T l had come to town to see the gas burn, and
tli'lsceit bum in tho calaboose. Ho left his
nol for t'-i and co4i, and went home a "sadder
tiut a wiser" granger, convinced that gas was a
"tieiftiy fiaud," and that the ways of Ottawa
"rail-fences'' are past tlnding out.
Tliesam'' magistrate examined, yvfterdav.Jolin
ftwu, charged with stealing chickens from Vt.
. Fredman, an 1 released him on ids proinisiiii
.f.i leave town.
'svi ntu I.ahkin's
iou: t wia "'jiiiet." Jas. Keilly i-reuted a rlllle
mi T.I"m!iv. His wife's ccuisiu's mother-in-law
ii.tA diet' ::i the South Pea Island, mid he felt so
jolly over it, that he "celebrated," and got go ju
tr.lHut that mi officer "took him in.'' The Sipiire
(a fed him $:! and costs, and beinir out of funds,
if ir took up lodging in the Hotel de Mclutirc. fora
Vw davs o'llv.
llll-leks.
1 wiin a bcuutcoil m. iid,
Ur rattier thought 1 had;
Put when I u-ke.l her dud
ile Kot so thiuuieriu' mad,
I felt afraid.
And when rlie bade lue. " stick,"
did: but with a Irown
He snatched me by the crow n,
Aui yanked me up anil down,
And then
" uustcd (Uiek.
Sir JltiriiHiiluke.
The " Three ('races "Ira, K. I)., and Jacob.
It i characteristic for great minds to look af.
lev 'til the miuor details of i-reat plans or pio-jvt--,
and it was this idea that caused President
Arrant to take such care in this ThauksgU ing
uisiiiei-8. One of our clergymen gave out lust
'fcauVy the noticg that there would be union
frvicus-on J hunksgmug c.ay
.-ian church, "in iiecordauce
lit the I'resbyte
wlth the 1'rcri-
.fieat's iri l imation !"'
The weather i lovely and fir, with an at
mosphcrc as pure as the mountain uir. How':
:.h.-lV
"lc . Vo by his biz. would rise, must either bmt
r advi r'.ie. Sobnituu
Th'-re arc tinita when men must do desperate
'hins. It is hard wheu one has a good joke
squelched, or a Latin fuotation chawed up, or
a news item riddled with manufactured names,
ly the "enlightened compositor," to kill him
with (-b".e)Vfoot; but he has tome aatinfaetion
in the knowledirc that a printer never tri ts Into
Jhc hell-box 'nor eat paste or roller-composition
ItV lit lit a.
It is claimed by our temperance j.eople that
-when the snake were banished from Ireland
they took refuge jn Ottawa " forty. rod." There
tcuot have been a fearful pile of 'cm, for they turn
up every now and then. But then the plagury
yUiuig breed mighty fast, so that when a fellow
-l!owf " stone-fence " lie's never ure how
-caaoy he'll have ttand in a month or two.
We never heard, outtide of the Sunday aehool
bocks, that the Lrd kept a bakery, but the
j-jcstion rie, how do all our M'cawbera who
Joa around town get their " daily bread?
The eight are getting too cold for hanging on
lie gate, to If te don't Invito you in, you can
tuedie ap your iniad that aome otbcY fellow hai
be Uirt of jou, and that you are not wanted
ot'xJc.
There 1 nolliing Iik the cburchca for ineul
atinK koo& moral principle and aober hablta.
cUy 3 vt J louil diiala oc w&J, not coaatUig
tho " quiet limes" up In the third ntory. J.o.on
must have been about Noah and "his new wine,"
snd the " l-'lioy " anxious to Know " how it was
themselves." They found out that though the
story didn't say anythiii'j about Sijuiro Leavens'
beinir there to he was on hand this time, Piiitfinjr
his favorite hymir of " three dollars and eosWit
pretty lively music, too.
' Union Is not always strength " said a feloi l
fer on ThaiikSL'lvlii!r. as he saw the bar-keeper
nixin;r old Hourbon and hot water.
Is there a country editor in the world who can
speak favorably of a new paper and not wish It
success, or say, "Here's our ;-'.' n mere i
Iiarniiui wants him.
i. 1 timv t hi' voire of the sour kraut is smelt
in the laiiu.
One of our compositors "tfot stuck" Thunks'-iv.
in-day morning on a "take" headed "Whisky
Trials." The "head "set him to thinking and
he tliunk and tliuuk. Then ho exclaimed in a
whisper as he put on his coat, "That's in.'." ami
went out. If anybody can f;ive us any informa
lion conecrnina; him, they will relieve an anxious
and alllicted " sub."
Who is short of "sand "about this walking
business, anyway?
The New Vohk Oiisekvki'. This best of fam
ily newspapers is as fresh ami iinerchiinir, no
in its tifty tlnru year, as ever ueiore ; mm, mm-ru.
we think it more so. It letters alone are worm
more than the subscription price 01 xnc paper.
li r. t.ml in ti nil oilers of urcuiluins, piciures,
Ac and sends to its putrons a splendid family
newspaper c the largest dimensions, containinir
all the desirable news, religious and secular, and
an endless variety of leaning lor youtijr ana otu,
nil of which is pure iinrt coon, j-.vury lamuj
should have it. For specimen copies, address S.
Prime fc Co., New oik.
Single copies for sale, and sul.-criptions re
ceived, liy Osinan Si Hapeliian, Ottawa, 111.
From Marseilles.
M.vnsKti.LKs, Nov. Cotfi.
(uiie a litlhiber of our citizens are going
out on the cxctn-Mon liCJt Tuesday, to Ilartou
eountv. Anion? the number are jaeous
and brother, also H iritiJ IVed.one f the old
est settlers of this county, who goes tlu rewith
bin family to remain permineclly.
The yield of corn is turning out in weight
inriTer tbnn exneeted. ami in bulk much
larger. The yi-ld will be one of the largest
for years.
"Hoe" expresses himself displeased with
your correspondent's statement, and offers a
reward of -jtf.O1) for the detect Kn of Dan
Tucker, rftihl or alive. e never envy the
smiles or frowns of anybody, and will will
ingly retract anything that is not so, yet we
never make a charge of that kind that we are
not able to stuml.
Stolen from the premises of Charles Hobert,
on last Tuesday evening, nbouteleven o'clock,
a large bay mare, which was traced as far as
ticnecn. There is said to be a reward of $ 10
for tho recovery ol the horse and $50 for the
thief. This makes the third horse stolen from
Marseilles and vicinity, within a recent
period.
Prof. Holmes' Coramerclal School is meet
ing with every evident sign of success, lie
has recently commenced teaching a night
school, and from pieseut indicatiwos it isdes-
lined to become one of the permanent institu
tions of Marseilles.
The oyster supper ncJ oociable giveu at the
residence of Mr. Ira Cogswell, on last Friday
evening by the members of the (. K. Divis
ion, was ono of the most pleasant and enjoy
able ull'airs of the season. The yo'jng folks
of the place assembled there and all seemed
to enjoy themselves highly. Tl.e oysters
were the best that could be had, caught ex
ueisly for the occasion, and tho whole alTair
passed oil' pleasantly.
Two young men of this jdaco were deter
mined to have a little fos. on last Sued ay, and
with Unit view started for Seneca, wiiere they
pertook loo freely of mineral water. That's
the reason oyster cans and brick huts flow
around so lively for a while Sunday afternoon.
The llrrnltl has become n real local news
paper, and the call for it is larger than before.
Mr. tSeorgc not only publishes a creditable
paper, tint labors energetically ftr the ad
vancement of the city.
The (lypscys have left tw, taking w ith them
the surplus funds of the simple minded.
The building formerly kuiavn as the Xicols
Hotel, dltuated south of the railroad, lias been
changed into a police station.
Prof. Sloat has given up thw salioo in the
Seminary, and the scholars disbanded. His
prolits were $100 out of pocket.
i. VY. Dow has bought a five acre lot, sit
uated on the north bluff from It. VI. Hubard,
Tor $:!'J0, and (.'apt. .1. YV. Preston has bought
the Piester House on bl u 11" street, for $1,500.
Wonderful changes await us. The Alberty
A: Osgood chair factory have just sent 100
chains to the County Poor House.
Mr. Harley was presented with two fine
boys, by his wife, last Tuesday.
Hev. J. M. Day will preath at the Univer
salis Church, Suinlny, NoviS
(lalloway & Harley are building an addi
tion to their store, on Main street.
1 lie sewer at the foot of Main street, which
lor so long a tunc has beinamost trans
parent Iraud, is just now receiving the atten
tion of the town trustees.
The steamer "Novelty'' was burned to the
water's ede, Hits morning, above the upper
lock. The fire is i-uppo&ed to have caught
in the engine room. It is said to be own
ed by ('apt. Allen nnd was not insured. The
cargo of lumber w as about half destroyed
Two wacthes were lost ; one of them valued at
$VK, besides all the furniture.
lliirglars made an attempt to enter the resi
dence of John Cowles lust night, but failed.
Business is generally suspended here to.
Jay. Dan Ticker.
AiuTtc Exrr.nniox. The IJritlsli Arctic
Expedition disappeared behind the lcebcrf
at half past 0, on the creoini; of July 1(5, and
nothing more wiil be heard of them fur onti
or two year. At that moment, thry were
starling for (JodhaTeii, and the Valorous,
their companicn.s'arU'd for home, where s lull-
just arrireil. The flow of the ice U
thought to be favorab'e, aud one of the liips
expects to winter as LiU s 84 degree. Win
tcr parties will be scut out to explore routes
and deposit provisions, and about the first of
April an attempt will be made tn reacutUc
pole, on the ice, by a party Cited oat fur ao
abtu-ncc of 112 dayi and a Journey of SOU
mile. The Alert I to be the adranre hlp,
tad iUUlo UtrvPjU Mid cmu oM va Hit-
other side if jiossible, whilo the Discovery
will lie in reserve, coining home in August,
1877, whether she hears anything of her con
sort or not.
How Monkey ure ruptured.
how ure monkeys caught? The ape family
resembles mat). Their vices are human.
They love liquor and full. In Darfour and
Seuor the natives make n fermented beer,
f which iln inonkiy are passionately fond
Aware ot this, the natives go to the parts of
the forest l'reUenleil by the iiiotik-'y, imu
set on the ground calalMshes full of the en
ticing li(iior. As soon us the monkey sees
and tastes it lie utters loml cries of joy, that
soon attract his comrades. Then the orgie
begins, and then in a short time they bhow
all degrees of Intoxication. Then the negroes
appear. The few who canio too late to get
fuddled escape. The drinkers are too far
gone to distrust ttie negroes, but apparently
take them lor a larger species of their own
genius. The negroes take some up, and
these begin to weep and cover them with
maudlin kisses. hen a negro takes one by
the hand to lead him oil', the nearest monkey
will cling to the one who thus finds a sup
port, and endeavor logo on also. Another
will grasp at him, and so on until the negro
leads a staggeriiu: linn of ten or a dozen tip
sy monkeys. When finally brought to the
villa'-u they are securely caged anil gradually
sobered tlov.ti; but for two or three days a
gradually dimlnislunir supply of lii-uor is
iriven'lhera, so ns to reconcile them bv de
grees to their state of captivity.
A St'iiMitutlilc Iteeeipt.
Kiom lite Detroit Frea I'rcis.J
To make ininee itie: Mash five pound
i-f
beef with three pounds of apples; one third
pound chopped raisins, add three tablespoons
spice, and cook three minutes; add three
table-spoons cinnamon, and stir three times:
idd mace and pepper ami caraway una
clove!, nnd coriander and dried gooseberries,
and salt and citron, and keep tasting till you
are sure it is ri.uhl; then set the pan in a chair
and add one quart boiled cider, one tea cup
vinegar, two dozen prunes without the stones,
a gill of white brandy if you can get it, a
wine glass of rose w ater, and four pulverized
nut m pits: next mid two cups butter an i one
cut-salt; cool; nm-eii minutes, ibsio nnu pin
. ! . . i .
the spoon back; if you have anything else
in the house von would like to put in you1
can do so, only exercise discretion in all your j
experiments: bake in the oven and set away
in the cellar till your mother-in-law comes a'
visiting.
J'.iains C onducive to I.ouKetity.
Dr. Heard, an Ki!hsli physician, U takinir
the trouble b jnuve what every one oujiht to
know. nltliouL'h there is acurrent superstition
to the contrary, namely, that brains ure con
(tuerive to luiicevity. Intellectuul force is
but a form of vital force, and, whero vital
force oredoaiiuatet), life is iieralslent. Jui-
chiel Angelo was able to undertake the arch i-j
tecture of St. l'eter's at 72 years of nee, be-
cause his genius wai to him life. There is u
deal of ienorant notion about the mortality
of precocious children, but precocity is prop
erly a sign of health and an occasion of lon
cevitv. 'Precocious children are more fre-
quently spoiled by the indulgence of their
parents, wuom tneir sprignuy wu aim tyran
nic spirits overmaster, than through any hy
irienic disadvautaie to which their precocity
subjects them. Dr. Heard liudi that o(H ot
the most celebrated thinkers auu oratu-worK-
ers whom the world has produced give an
average ago of 01. and loOot them described
as precocious in the r childhocd an average
of (J(i ' i.
A correspondent of the HirihHiig Xeirn says :
"Nothing can be Ix'tter to exclude rats than
to concrete the surtaceof the ground beneath
wood floors; not only for this, but also to
prevent, as well, damp rising. All ground
floors, whether wood, paved, or tiled, should
have a layer of concrete, ihreo inches to four
inches thick, between them nnd the soil. I
have been in the habit f doing this for years,
and nil such houses have dry Hoots, and r.re
vermin prool, as far ns the latter are concern
ed, as rats cannot disturb well-made concrete.
The concrete should be made of moderately
line gravel (broken flint ui glasi added to it
as an improvement), mixed with Portland
cement, in the proportion of one of cement
to seven 01 gravel. Not too much water
should be used, but the cement must be thor
oughly ml .ted with gravel, and, when depos
ited In place, well trodden or beaten with a
grass-beater. Three or four inches at most is
sutllcieut in thickness."
AVhut to do for n Sft-itllownl rent.
Dr. I'ibbs, one of the editors of ILill's Jour
mil if Jilti. who is himself an educated
physician, and surgeon, while on a railroad
train the other day, was consulted by one of
I he employees on the train in relation to Ins
little boy, who hint that morning swaiioweu
a cent. "What have you done for him V" ask
ed the doctor. "We gave turn a dose of castor-oil,''
was the reply. "Good practice so
far; as soon as yon get home give him the
whites of three raw eggs daily; let his diet be
bread and milk, and nothing sour.'' The di
rections were followed faithfully, the whites
of the eggs reeateil every day, and the dose ot
oil at night; and on the tourth (lay the cent
was discharged, it was one ot the new cop
per coins, and considerably corroded by the
action of the gastric juices. Since fatal re
sults often follow the swallow ing of a copper
coin, the judicious treatment advised in this
inst nice should be remembered by all who
have the care of children. The essential
points to be borne in mind are simply these:
Albumen, or the w hites of eggs, a bland diet
flee from acids, ami castor-oil.
("urbolic acul 'u bvin meil in F.nglunil as
A nreveutive and cure for the cntti- disease.
An Essex larnivr informs the London Timm
that ho hud used carbolic acid freely, nntt
that out ot about 1,'H)J head of cattle he had
not loht one.
The writer once lost a largi! jar nt butter
down a well where it remained for three
years. On olcanini; the well the butler was
found to bo perfectly good, except an inch on
(lie top. i it m hi uiitter w ill keep any lengtu
of tin when completely excluded from the
air, in a cool place. l'rairie Farwrr.
Very gool kindlings arc made in Europe
of com cobs. They arc first rteeped in hot
water containing '2 per cent, of saltpeter, and
saturated w ith 50 per cent, of resinous mat
ter. These lighters are sold at from :) to $4
per thousand.
Now Is the time to Ih: l xiking
ytar's scul corn.
lor next
FINANCIAL fe COMMERCIAL,
Theie U no mntciiul tliutie to notice In litisl
nct mutters during the pant week. Trade has
iM'eli moderate i.i nil tirunclii' if Uil-iiR?
The receipts of grain have teen fair.
In money mattera the Mtuatlou retnains alniut
the same; the im-uiry fi.r funds i fair, and i-cn-erally
absorb the loanable funds In the market.
For long time loans the market in ruther ca.y
For first-chins loans, at the usual rate.
In Chicago tha mnrkct I reported easy for
flrtt-clasi paper at the usuul rak- of ten per
teat- and fur rail loam with Gorrnmtnt bond
aa collator!, at from 0 to 7 pr cett
the premium varying front 114 to 114.. In Nnrj
York the tendency of the market seems toward;
a lower rate of premium. f
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ees are a little higher.
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Exchange on New York, '4 premium, sellin
La Salle county bonds, par and interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at $11.00 per i.
Sterling exchange selling J.l.s'i to -f(i.l!0 ier X.
(Ola utt Wholesale Market.
Ottawa, Nov. 'Jt'th, lS7.i. ,
Iliiiiness duller thia week, I'nces about. I lie i
Corn, Me for W lbs. j Oats, 'Ji'.c for :!" lbs.; Kye,
lOffiee, 123 Main Street, Ottawa, Ills.,
.V(li0e for 00 lbs.; Wheat, TOyi I.Hi; timothy seed.j
fl.W'dr-J.OO; Hay $:i for prairie, flKi-fl'i for tim. I Juiy.t,iRS. ovren (atJf.ciM tuj w-j-omo.
othy; Potatoes "jc.
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Flonr, white winter wheat, V 11.0
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Kiour, rtoi wlieiu. retail,
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Wheat, rlna, tiunli
Uunvnr, h til Bis
Cuni.alii'lletl, f '.S S9
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Birlev. 4Hft
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ilran, lit' tts
Clover Swil
I'lmothT Seeil
Flelil Iteain
fotatoe. new, t bieHi
Cheese," lb
Mutter. -Ml)
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( liii keiis. live, V do.
Ri xior.,!, duz
liny, f toil
Wool, lb
Citttleon toot. 100 tbi
Cut Calve, live w-lijlit, V lUi) fts...,
iheen. IOC tba
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ThIIow B
Suit. V ihl
Hides, 9 ft
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liM(V;?i H lb
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Flint lllde. lb
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Nov. 20th, lsri a
Flour Prices
i shade lower, raney whin? j-;
winter extras, $7.OO57.."0; spring extras f.'-.G.'-wL'
u.ou; fancy .Minnesota patent, -t...c!
Wheat Irregular. Winter sold at SVUHg ISZ; "
Xo 1 sprim,', iil.0Ml.ll'; No. 2, ?1.(K.T?. 1.07.
Corn No 2, Mi".i2e. Options, November, rU
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Oats Cash sales, ItOyole.
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Kye -USii'!':'., for No. 2.
Harley No. 'J, tiOu? 1 .05.
Lard lt.'.).j(4J PJ.0.1.
Tallow Oc.
Potatoes New, 80(!?:ric.
Butter Good fancy ye'low, Whit;. -, roll 15
20c.
Eggs 21t2oe. per do..
Cattle. Dull, with prices lower. Fancy
grade steers $ii.''0:l).25; choice natives $5.25
(".T."i; cows and heifers $2.5C6i".".".
litlawi Pout OCice.
CLOSINO AND ARUIVAL OF MAIM:
Clone. Arrive.
KMtern mall li'tspn a: 10 pm
Western mml 1:40m lWPK
Sjuttiernnmil 11:0UM 3:4pm
Northern mull S: r tt 1 i:VJ A If
KarmtUilire,T'ly,Thur.HturlyJ:00pii 12:C K
Pralrlf Centre, WedntaUay auii Saturday. 3:00 pm 13:00 11
Slirhl mall HOtm
OWc.eopenaanAM.aBilcloaeBat'iaopM.
Uct.iB.ira. J.B.CAMEKONP. M.
COXDE.NSEU TIM K TAIJI.E,
Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific Eailroad.
l-asi. Trains West. I STATIOHS l'aa. Tralni Eaat.
I.V.A.M. LV.PJI. I.V.P.M.l : A It A.M. AB.A.M. AR.PM.
lil.l) 1 5.il 10.KI . Cliicairo . I 6.15 4.(10
U.lPM 7.0:' 'U.IUam ...Jolliit... 4.05 7. S3 3.10
l in I 7.57 I. it: 1.. Morris.. 1 3.W -t.ii 1.J3
1.S0 8.1O 1.40 tliuellli 'J. IS 6. OB li.fHl
3. Hi S.SR 3.(K) OTTAWAl 3. (HI 5.47 13. as
3 li I 9.3S 3.3.1 ..LaSiille.. 1.35 S.tS 13.0:)
2.M J .9 ....rero... I. is 5.10 11.55
3.35 ah. P.M. 3.30 .BiiieauJ.j 13. M) Lv. a.m.; 11.10
i31 I 14.13 .. Henry ..! 11. S3 I 10.au
4.47 'Peoria 4. : Sparlunrt.l 11.M3 IVorlai 10.10
S OS Branch S.ki (Jlilllleothe 11.13 Urauclil D.rH)
6. (Hi i S.CW ..I'eoria.. 10.3S I D.O0
Ait.p.B.i !ab.a.. lv.p.jj. XV.A.1J.
I ,!Tii It'RftQcron! 11.5-i in.ss
S.:w I li 5.30 ,Oeni"e. 10. 4i 33
6.30 I' 10 ..Moline.. S.S5 8. 45
.30 1 .30 UockUlnd 9.45 8.35
AR.I-.JI.! lAR.A.M.I ItV.P.!-. LV.A.M.
3.15 ; : 3.30 jDes Moines1 12 Ml ..' 13.05
Alt.A.M.! AltP-H.I ItV.P.II. LV.A.M.
K.30 10 35 .Council Bl .a-i I 5.40
A.A.l. Alt. P.M.! LV.A.M.I LV.P.M.
io.io Leavonwth;. : 4.30
10.50 i '.A'fhltiOD. 4.00
AK.A.M.. I i I i ILV.P.M
A. M. Si! i rii. (ieul J'asa. Aat. II. Itiuni.a. Uen'l Sap't.
May Wli. P.TAVBNKK, Ageut at Ottawa.
TO OTTAWA MERCHiTS AND SHIPPERS.
a- ii re
liieao, Iturlinton inl uincy
UAIIiHOAll
Ih tli if thuri Une to Cliini-iO and
t9ii i:a.t.
TOWAlItW CHICAGO.
Passe niser leaves Ottawa
Ace. Krelnlit " "
. 5 15 AM;
. 3.:xpm
. . U AM
.iousam!
. 3..'I0PMI
. 7. OS p M ;
. 9.J3PM:
FKOM CU1CAUO,
""aav-ntier arrives Ottawa
11.?.' A M
. 35 P
Acc. Kreleht" " :!' a m
10.3SAI
4.10 PM
T.SSP'I
' " j.35 a
.!. . Hitchcock, tieneral raiacuser Agent.
RoarRT Hasiii. General Superintendent.
D. V. TDITZAUS.
rnlysth. Aeu-Dt. Ottawa, llllnoti.
Special llotiffs.
DR. J. 3. WALKER, j
Oculist and Aurist;
Who hai practiced In tills city since 1559, i
way be consulted j
AT THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
UntheKtKST 9ATUHDA Y to Kach Month, J
As follow I
Natunlay Tn. U, ln-jn.
Naturday l'l. l, Iwrri.
Natuniay n i .
f-itirlii- April :t, 1HJ.1.
utiirla.- "Iu.y 1, INrrj.
p-tnttinluy Juno f, IMyri.
At all other time (a this la the only place U vltll Brofes-
sloos'lyjl.e may be found at Chicago.
OFFICE AND D1SPEHARY j
73 South Clark St., cor Kaudolph.
inc. ii. oi.in.
Ol Ctalcaco, (formerly of thl plae, w.U visit OtUwa, at
CillloQ Hotel, the first Tuesday of each mouth, for trestlnK
til disease of the Kya aud l.r, aunslcally or otliCrwlae.
UporaUonslor cataract, artificial pupa, inverted llda,clorare
of the ear duct, crosa eye, sUasshyloma, and the removal of
tumor and morbid growUis of every descrlpUoo. ArtlBclal
eye and ear arums Inserted ltl.ut pain or prevtou opera
Uon, (Jranaiar eye-lW, iht nxMfrjitoa dutam In (V ste,
eokftm lit Pernumrntlt cirri
Krcm hi loaf ciperlenoa In tneatinf dtaeasi- of th Eye
and Ear be feels confident In sutlnn that b. can cur nearly
every ase. Chronic dlseaaa aluo treaed. ConanltatloDfree.
Lars-int stock of Artificial Kye In the West
Decern her 10th IR70.-U
MUCFT&
MANY
THINGS
(That bo'
Wta a-jjit eaa be found at my Prc and Koo
.jtU. littl,-l Itf- C U'.ltit-'
mm TOT & TiO Id V-61
nyj JOL JgR-JCTLJCB-JLgi
Ileal Estnte Hroker,
INSURANCE AGENT
AIM 1
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Agent for tho Lands of Three
g. 6 .i i -
Wnilrfiif i nmnnniPR.
Railroad Companies,.
Ami for tin; ('!..', al and Kelialili!
0UNARD IiINE.
mm & wolf,
Contracts Taken for all Kinds of Carpen
ter and Mason Work.
.Vno.luwIratfnSHrred rlntiT, Mr. (ItAS SFSSKN'WISK,
lutetmoi Lontoii, KHalaud. and II K H.MAN STUKf
VKH, tlii-well knou n ne'i piilnter, we are en
ublei to do bll work 111 the line ol
House and Sign Fainting,
Ci.-slnir;, tiUzlntr,Clelnilnlni.',rfeilty.)
l'neniii;, Ax-, in I1I1.1
We Will Give Entire Satisfaction.
COLUMBUS STREET
ITT WILTJAM PALMER'S OLD STAND,
Ottawa, Illinois.
" All orders will receive prompt attenllin.
JOHN ROOTS'
CLEBHATEI
BITTERS
Biveauch s decld renntatlon for curative power lhat It
would he a nenslNe tni-13 to sue tlii ni a triiil. Keailthe
aavertlHernent. Tottliake ornni to liake,l-i the qix-xtliin.
In Itbetter to dhalc wtththe Ann KeviT. or to tiikv one
bottle or .IOI1N UMT' UlITKliS. and be free from the
miliaria ftrlcken Itorn every loriilitv on tills Continent,
whoso Inhabitants are troubled with the uhlverlnir plairue ?
Tim comes an Inrjeanlni: ilemariil for the only Preventa
tive and Eradlcant. ot malnrla provided by ihu Si ienee to
eriullciita and drw thenabt dieiiea Iron thesyntein by
tUe ueof.n)HN UOOTS' HITTKUS: Such as Typhoid or
Tvp.las Kever, Uypepla. Juundlcn, Liner or KJi'ney ( om-
f'ulnta, lotrn of Annnlte, l"Hliia In the I'atfc.or WeuWnem,
teanAcUe or BillfoiM Atlncka. liemlttent or Scarier Kever,
or uay other kin of Fever, when taken In llme.ane uxed
acordlne to directions ftcconipanylng each bottle,
tV T)i7 a.-e sold by all Dru(tslJt3.
JOHN TtOOTS Mannracturer,
N 0. 243 beneca St iltiKUlo. N. V.
Kor sale by VA HCI1 A At'K, 6TFVKSSOS & TiKiD
""kohwtie t'rue!-it, and AHentslur John Hwiti" Itinera
Kis, ifi and ulLIeii., Chicago.
Sold in Ottawa 1
I). HOLLKCKKK A: CO.,
Julyv;l-ly Wholeaiie Ltf.iwr Ixulem
THE CELEBRATED COOK. STOVE,
"VANGUARD,
t'nr sle at O'CltOWI.KT'S Tin, Cnprr and Sheet Iron
Manufactory. 113 Main Street. Ottawa, nn Koi'flnif. Spout
Inir, Klevatiirand Well BuckeU, Stove, Cutlery, Nail Ac.
New ntoclc, lartte variety and low prtcia.
March fT-eomlf I. l'.O'tllOWLEY
37 Premiums sines 1827.
Oldest House In ths Blaci Load Trade.
riurobaiJ special: praparedf.r aujen.
Thrco Wlcola's at Vienna.
Jki
morioca GroUie
111
4
Flv i-r.-idcs o tSoni fine PancMi n- r-nctj.
Smooth, Bi.ioK, S:ronij an.l P'-j unm.
Vr .mpi hy m.i , v-t-iaui.-'aifff. a -r :'
THE DIXON CO., Jortc7 Cily.
153. 815, tn, 239. Ml tit r.tilroal AvtB04
ltd, 848, 80, 8i8. 8M t tM Wye 8.
FOR SALE AT
0SMA1T & HAPEMAN
'West ot C'onrt House,
OTTA.W A, - . ILLIXHM
A CAPITAL IDE.
Scrap Book for Newspaper CutiHigs.
A readv referenc rrreBtacle for t r., from oo f dy
unnrre of knowleore- the Neanpanrr. w'.lb ao AU "
leal Index and apaefs for Marginal Notra.
FOit NAIjK MV
j OS-MAN & HAPEMAM.
So Jl. Weal of the Court R
T I Kl8. IIAMIALL
CTEPHKNS, Nana-
. . . n ... rbiriui iffuiTat i.iyK. Wood een4.
l-tlloa a Um Works, comer r.ilway a1 rrr.iiiH
aiiis tMrii.-r, ll. . H. I akin. Strait rt. X W-,10-U'ul
f MvAar-x ci- if
Contractors
Biiers
x s . Ill T J S
Z 1 JIB " I
m if" A Iff
S
xrr" f 3 8 5 ! 111
-3- u I
9)
14 KJ kM '-
DWELLING PROPERTY at from
$400 to $10,000. .
nriLDINU LOTS at from 875
to $3,000.
FARMS at from $10 to $100 iicr
acre.
WESTERN or SOl'THERS Lands
at from $1.50 to $10 per ai re.
MS I NESS PROPERTY in dcslr
able locutions.
DWELLINGS TO RENT.
"pVri,se.nt! mmf of VlfLlA Z?K'
(M-" Arlcan INSURANCE
roMlMMFX. Pin Marino ur
eOMl'AXlKSjl'ircJIiirliie.Llfe
aim AccHieni,
MONEY TO LOAN, Titles Exain
ined, Conve.vftiicins; Done, Kent
and Accounts t'ollectcd, e.
AT10Alj JI'A V JJAIH IV
OF OTTAWA ,
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF KAMI'S, ALL KM k CO
Lt H. Fames, Pre' E. C. Alusn, Vice Pre.
DIRKCT0R8;
Henry F. Lames, John D. Caton,
Edwin 0. Au.kn, L. II. Eameb,
F. . Ham em, li. C. J jkdan.
Exchange on Chicago, New York
Acd all the principal cltlea liast and Wot
IOUH'r NOljJJ.
KxrlianK-o on England, Ireland, Bcotlniwl and all
Important pninla In t'ontlneutal Europe, drawuln suina to
suit prrc'jaaiTS.
U. e-l. Hevenue Mtnmpa) of all denomlna.
tlonr constantly on hand and for sale.
Unltott Mtuteis HnU, Local Heauritles
Gold and Silver hotiKht and sold.
To tl.nse whofltvor us with thalr iistronaee we wmldnay
we sh;Ul he aide to extend such facllftles and accomnvtaltoa
a we trust will prove to them satisfactory and pronti'e.
pank open frou
Ottawa, rcb. '.ttth, 1S7S.
9 ... M. to 4 P. u.
It. C. Jokoak, CatMec.
pilMN'T HATIOlAli HANK
Ol OTTAWA.
Capital (paid in) - - 9100.000.
M. II. 'WIFT.
W. lil'tfHNKLl. ,
JOll r NAbfl:
PrcsKlw9
.Vice I'nwidi-n-.
Canh'.-r.
bimcToiui :
MIKon Ri fwW.
V. Uushuell,
H. D. Lvmaa.
Lorenzo Lcland.
Iuac ttaitc,
J. F.Nasb,
joqu xirunuare.
Havlnzorzanlzed anderthe National Banklni Law. ana
flHcceei'ei to the business of Wm. 11. W. t'lmluimn, woare
now open for tbe Uranaactlon of a general baiiklna huslRM.
jxc-liivtine on tihicafeo, New i'oi k, and all the prin
cipal cltiea of the fulted UtauM, Niuulit and sold.
r.xrn faiv ob naftianu ireiana, ocouana ano uon
tlnental ru.ope arawn In sun;s tc suit purchaser.
(Jolleot loiisj maile throughout the state A prompt
iv remitted for, on day of payment, at current rate ofax
cln-nige.
Uiiiton Ntate-i, Illinois, ana La Bane count
Bonds, Oo'ii, Silver, Ac. bought aud sold.
Itevonue retain jim of all denominations, afulJ
supply cor.MRiiily on hand.
Our fvtl.itliw a w such that we can otferlndncemen' to
cuslomer.ij- and we shall us our endeavor to itlve trutirc
satlslactlon to those eHtnisllii ns with their business.
HankliUfliourairom a.m. to4P M. uiario.u
or
Ravens. MacKinlay & Co.,
DKAI.KKS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Coin, Uuvenne Sta-cpa, Dond
and other securities.
I'H.rNHK Tlclieta on the" toman,"1 "Kational.
Anchor. '- t c-t Vfeitern" and " Norddeutsche Lijyvr
8teutus.lp Line. Kates same a at the Home o'llce.
I.1., i,. At IH. Inir--n-oellectedlntenof th
leadliiK.lmerloancompaiile. ol which seeapeclal advertise
ment oh am patce. wpnu, iu-n
r-1 1 LAM ALLIO COUNTY
Sa7tngsr Loan & Trust Company
Is now open lor business, at
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
Six per cent, allowed on deposit.
Oltlm hcu- ij a. M. to 1 r. .. and on Saturday cvsning
lrom 0 to -i
OFFICERS :
WASHIXSTON 15US1INKLL. President.
.. W. JACKstiM. ce l'icsldent.
. M. CAIL1S, Teller.
Mlilt'TOllS:
".V Jackson.
T. j'JL '.ailln,
P.. ituihonn,
.W, ltiivinoiid.
Win. tullen,
Ml.iAf April lEKh.
W. ntislinirf",
.Ino. U. tJaani ronv
U. Strickland,
Wm. Tlio-n its
Jonenn II.:,
K. C. Lewis.
13iS..I"
Lumber, Lumber,
Lumber!
.Manuraoturet and Dealervl-,
Lumber.Lath.Shingles
Post. Nails, Door and Eish, aii.l
ALL liUlLDIXJ MATERIALS.
Vj have on hand a larce stock or Swor.ed Lumher, Ptiln-l-les
in l.alli, aloi;r(lr I'osta mil Nails. We will
oHer lwrwains on the a novo, to num. room
lor this i-easou'e stock. Wo have on
banil, also, a lar- slock of
Doors, Sash and Mouldings,
Which we can sell at Ltisuat Fnctoiy Prices.
We are prepared to Contract and Build
all Classes of Buildings, in the
City oj Country.
We invite .11 who need aa'thlnf "7'mne ,0 K'Ve n
cait. and we will irtve taem
BOTTOM FIGURES.
May . isrs.-ly
YOUNG ft RTAX.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!
Inst .ub:thed, a neweilltmn 01 -r. ni
... L..IK.. i-lliratel Essav
onMiernlivi;rMreiwHh--nt meillclnelol rr.u-
1 1 iap,,TivcT. Mental and Phvsi-
cal Incapacity. Impediments to SUi-U--e, etc ,
sln Co-tsrHPTK'N. El-1L1PV anu r us. mj to
inSnVen'ce or sexual extravaeance, c
tir encr.n a se.!l envelope, only (dT fnta.
ihreletrled anthnr. tn una admirable Lecture, clearly
d.oa"r.ie. Inm a tblrly yrars .uocatlul practice, tny.
JSfalar-ulnTconauencr. oi wlf-abuae may be ra. lcJly
rnred witliojt the nanierou use of Interoar medicine or
? application ol the knife : polntln out a mode of enre
at oiiw -Imple. certain aad effectual, by mesas olwhWh
"rf sotferir. no matter what his condition mJ be. may
eiire himself cheaply, prlvitely and mJili.
tr I Ids Lectnre hoold be ut tbe hands of every youtb
and everv man 11 the land.
efll undn aeai. In a Hale envelop . to .ny ddre, pou-au-U
on recelpl of si cent or two post ataup.
Address tbe Publisher.
rilAl. S. C. RLIR V CO.,
lanla-IT l7 Bowery. Kew Tork. P.W. Box 4 tH.
VARLOll GAMES WiSXT
aUpemaa'a. west sld of tbe l oon ilJtai, Uitawa Ul.
Mj:Mi:tA ium
braUXrt'.: al '.
UOO ., Ian Bl.
' - - mi ailMTiaV.
mm
YAH