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OTTAWA FHKK TKADEK: SATUKDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1876.
T1EWSOFA CKIOS SOLOIER.
To the Editors of the Free Trader. 1
i i,r,. nnn i-.sked bv a soldier friend why
t il-Lr a mau who served in the union nrni y , mmi, who. it elected, Morton tells you will
, . . . n.in noimistpntlv and con- eonirolled by bis party or he will b.i l.rok
during l!e war cm cor.si.sUnt. and con :(, d JwlI klfw whllt num....
Bcientioiisly vote forTilden and Ileniliicks. j w)U(. ftr(J W(J () (x,,c, jyom election
I promised liiw au answer, ami I will give 0r Tilden? Mr. Schurz gives us the text iu
limapurtidonenow, as I consider the war! tho filwinir words:
i .i ,ia 'Gov. Tilden has won bis reputation us a
completely enrted. 'reformer mainly by the prosecution of the
About cloven years und a half have passed ; canal ,.lnj, jn th(J iStale ,)f ew York. I will
away since the armies of Lee and Johnson - not follow others in questioning his motives,
nrrendered and armed rcsistonce to the gov-! but readily admit that prosecution to have
i ,.,, n..nnlP beeH an enterprise requiring considerable
crament ceased. The southern people ax circums,1(.ct,on, nd perseverance
knowledgcd themselves beaten in the contest f()r wujcu ue should have full credit. ShoulJ
of arras, and in good faith accepted all the he be elected president, he wiil undoubtedly
conditions of capitulation that the govern- eject 'n'P" en'ow7ii
" . i rrlia r1,1iiftn w so punish all the dishonest ofilcers now in
incut saw fit to Impose. The republican i g mak,ne ft ll(.lean 8vm.p..
party had full control of both branches of (j0v. Tilden has lived in the great state ot
i . . . .... ........ f i v ' i . ..il i i:r.. ..II nrlvuf, And
eon press, and snaneu me ruconsiruuimu u.
tho southern states according to their own
trill, and the southern people, although gall
ing under deleat, impoverished by the war
and overrun by a horde of unscrupulous car
pet baggers, who sought to fatten upon their
misfortunes, with commendable fortude nod
patience bore every Indignity and submitted
without a murmur to every measure of re
construction. The Thirteenth Amendment to the Con-
siltutiou abolishing slavery was passed and ;
made a part of the organic law of the land,;
and each of tho southern states adopted a
constitution as dictated by congress. Thcj Ij(Cftl thriljom uut they tell us that he
Fourteenth amendment to the Constitution, !, )U1,lt 1K,t to hu elected because he was u
makin" the emancipated slaves citizens of. member of th convention that adopted the
Ibe United States and providing that nojle resoUuion JZ
claims for confiscated property should ever jof,tl!it r4Jsolulion, but bo that as it may, that
be paid by the government, was passed and
ratified, ns was also the fifteenth amend
went, giving the right of suilrage to all cit-
izens without regard to race, color, or pre -
ious condition of servitude. This is cstab ' ,ier to conquer the rebels. 15ut if they failed
lished law, acknowledged and accepted by! In four years ot war and eleven years of
all classes and parties south as well as north, peo to restore the union "J
, . , , Uvoik should be placed in more comptieni
end 1 political and social rights are guaran- bans
teed to every citizen by ample and sutllclent -
laws. ReconstrHctlon, then, Is complete, and' From Utica.
all the Issues of the war forever settled. j Ti a- is:r.
Yet the irhost ot the "blo-nly shirf forms ltiia, jui j-., i.
the burden of every republican speech in Uiic.i is up and active tbs week ; so lively,
this campaign, and it is done lor a purpose.,' indeed, that we are led to think every man iu
It is done to divert the minds ot the people: UlCa tmvnslli p considers it an honest duty
Jrom tlie real issues, and to cover up their . . . . .mmia,
record of corruption. The republican lead ! " conic to town every day, to compromi. ,
ers know that their only hope for power and ; as it were, lor his absence during the preced
plunder is to keep ahye in the hearts of thej ng feVv months. Comparatively speaking
people the teeiings oi malice ana natreu en-;
rendered bv the war.
r.nf tl.ev v that l.v volinir with the (loin. .
ocrats we'vote with those who fought usdur- than halt the amount the merchants ft Otta
idc the war. In answer to this I Vpeat the ' wa pUrchase in one season. Called on John
war is ended. Not only is the war ended hut k h 8f WM g0 flCComnu).
we tnd th worst element of the southern - . 1 ' , ,. ,,.i,ir
people todsyia sweet communion with the. dating as Put bimself to the trouble ot
republican party. Such nun, for instance, as telling how much grain he shipped thisjear
JIisbv the guerilla, ho is a boon compaii-; jt WH!i TUjOo bushels. Thanks, John. Al-
'2 ' f V.ref GM0t Bndone ,,,'.wl Sl, called va Gilbert, but Lis gertUmanlg,
cScer, Msj. Grlswold, recently received an ' .....
pp..inim-nt In tho treasury department a', a obUjiuj spirit would not aliow him to grati
a.lirv i i.n 0 a year; () iantrelle the bush- fy the reque.t of a reporter of the FltKE
whack' r, LnTS'reet the rebel chiefta'n, old 'j'mDEu
Brown, the tounder of the AndersooviJle. ; " b f , . 3? g hc
prison pen, and a host ot others of l ike char-1 . , " , t .
:ter. Kutlhaveno issne to make on this' week. Bert I rench, ot Ottawa, but formerly
point. These men, like all other American' of this neighborhood, got married at his old
citizens, have a perfect neht to alSliate with 1 1(jm,. here last evening.
whatever political party tncy chose; i only ' KJgecomb is the largest and stoutest
rotation it show to what they are driven, l'"ox-' h
for ar.-jrr.: rt. i man we saw in L tica on ednesday.
Voii '.w.'l fisid that as a rulo the men who: John .Maguire is looking for somebody to
.re trying war, rebels and traitors so vehe t(,ji ijIm jie ,s ni). happiest man in L'tica.
laently in this campaign are those who were:
! ... i i .. a : i . !........ i
themselvr and rebel bullets. The republl-1 "Keep your mouth thut, and the sun won t
c&nl'rvc for the soldiers occurs periodically! burn your teeth," retorted a peripatetic oll
jnst b( tore an election, but soldiers will re-1 vendor to the irrelevant remark ot a scoller
member that it was a republican president' In the crowd. This advice ought to be or
who vetoed the soldiers bounty bill when at value to more persons than the scoller who
the same time he signed the salary grab bill assailed the oil. People who talk much ex
Ihat put an additional $2:,C00 a year In his. pose their teeth to the air; evaporation of the
own pocket, aud that it was a republican'saliva ensues, and tartar collects on every
senate that left a similar bounty bill to die. tooth. In a few years the teeth oj a talker
without even consideration. Heforin h tin;' become defective, and he (more frequently
treat Issue in this campaign. Kveu repub- she) goes howling to a deutist. Who says
Ficiu.B who are bound by party shackles and! there is not punishment for every idle word !
b w the knee to Haall are forced to ackuowl-j Courier-Journal.
t-dgc thai irvfiularititt exist in their p.iriy.j ,, 77,, , .
JSut there are some more liberal ones that call j Something new in the Hue of letter, note and
things by their right names, a the following, bill hcutU, at tho V'keb Tkadbh printing rooms.
Irom the great speecli ot Uari sciiurz. ueiiv-i
ered a few evenings ago at .Cincinnati, will!
show : j
"I have deemed it my duty, on every prop
er occasion, unsparingly to denounce the!
abuses which have grown aud spread under!
the last to administrations. That duty re-1
mains the same. Of what I have saldouj
this subject I have nothing to retract Those 1
abuses have injured the country in the opin
ion of mankind and alarmed the American'
people. Neither can those who were guilty
f corrnnt practices or thosn who. in hiirh:
places, permitted them to grow up, be excused j
as the mere victims or a vicious system. If
the plea of temptation were always held valid
as a.ustmcation o sin, there would soon be
warcely a temptation without a victim, audi
such victims would have a pie isant time ol ,
it. No, I believe in personal responsibility.
1 have to ailmit that at no period iu our his i
tory the conduct of some ot those highest 1
in power has exercised a more demorali.ingj
1 ., ,: ,n n ti.,.D, . 1... r.?J
Mini ui'trinuiiiK imuucuwi ui.u.1 ... u?.
f public life liclow lhan it lma within Hu
lat low yeitrn. 1 douht wht'ther the arbitrary
n.-e ol the power or appointment uml re
rauvitls hs a means of favoritism, and reward
anil punishment, has ever been curried to a
more alarming extent, I said so yeurs ami
ami when I repeat it to day, I dn so with the
fcssurauce that a large majority of tiiu repub
lican pnriy have in ihe meantime come to the
conclusion thit I was riht. I po further in
Buying that the resolution in the ualional
republican platform cxprgsin?iiVr?iii.'f
smnrfiTiil lit' (!i n Crtitit'n nilniinlstratliin was
weak concession to the established partvl lVt.t.on -f Kmc .: lluM..lt...i ...id about flfte.-i
5.,,n ,,f rourtPfiv at the exnense of truth '"'hern, a-kin:; -oiiin .1 to have that portion t
..s..h'c i.r Loune at u.c expense oi ;.'ru'.' ,.,,,, Si. laving north ..f the Ca.il Fe. .I. r.
r.nd a luisrepreseutat on of public sentinieui.i wid,.m.(l , B,.t.rd.,ec with a rev rvati,.n made
ie:i to uc such uy a large uiwjun.y oi most-
who assenteu."
This Is from republican
authority, and is
afllcier.t to satiety the most skeptical of the
corruption of the very party whose candidate
ilr. fcchurz asks you to Tote tor. Ihe very
man who labia letter ol acceptance Indonesia
the platform of the convention that rave him
Ihe nomination, which platform indorses all
of the corruptions of Urant'i adtninistration.
These abates are not of recent origin. They
existed to a very great extent four years ao,
and t)ey were knowa to exist by the repub
Hf.in lenders, but when urh renublicaaa as
mner,rcelychurc,Trnmbull. Julian aad
. .. .
a host or others exposed and denounced
them they were ostracised from the party and
denounced a renegades and traitors. When
Sumner Iron his place in the Senate, in the
ablest speech of his life, denounced the ad
ministration ot Grant for ita nepo'ism and
favoritism, the vials of party wrath was pour
td down upon bis head without measure.
Got. liayes bas been In public life for a long
time and be must have known of these things,
yet be bas never raised bis voice to say one
word, eiluer to expose or cenouoce iuem
The republicans pledged themselves to re
form forr years ago, and went so far as to es
tablisb certain rules by which to govern ap
pointrarnrs. but Grant took occasion to vi'
Iv.cthcm attte first opportunity, can we
hope for reform by continuing P"r,y 111
powertlint Ima violated every pledge, it Inn
nl'Pr muill til hut direction? The only lis-
1 ,.,.,,..,, u lnv.- U tin- nuked promise of one
nc idik uii his iuu,
nnhlir. tu t have been done there, his charac
ter and ability are well known. Great abuse s
existed In the municipal irovermncDt of the
empire state, reform was demanded and the
people who knew hire best declared by a
majority of over OO.UX) that ho of all her
noble sons was best titled for the great work.
Not only has he done the work referred to by
Mr. Schurz, but in less than two years he has
reduced the taxes from Id to 8 millions. As
he performed the trreiit work of reform so
well in his own state his friends have pre
sented him to the people as a proper person to
reform the abuses in the national government,
and I am willing to accept him with their
J CCUIIJ till. IJUUI. ll'U UllVt UIUV'IOLUUM'I
.1,... l.So ,,l,it.,,M u 111 rrwlnnm in from OUT D -
resolution declared no more than the repub
lican stump speakers and newspapers are ue.
daring to-day tUat the war "failed ' to
subdue and conouer the sjuth and ass tliat
i . Knoihnr lease- ot power in or
. , . , ,,ut wu wiU vcuture to
is shipped from here
ay uiai more grain
Fresh oysters in every style at II. Wultl.er's.
Kint! btutiotiety at Osmuu A Hapeinan's.
COt NCI L ruot KKDI OS.
H.'Kiilnr Mei'llnn.
Ti ESDAl', Septemlier .'), JS7I.
Preieiil: Muvor Lynch and aldermen West,
lui ksou, Bowman, Knit:, Jckyll, Met. am, Holmn,
Trimble mid Tiilltli
Colwell ami tVynian
1. Absent: 1 .trier, siulin,
The. reudinir f the n.l.iutes was, on motion of
Ktmr, dispelled with.
mZJ
Ytl.e fourth ward, whereupon, K.nK
tnoveil lo ,m,0 a Vitnu oI thrt. 0j,piuted to pre-
,ru uilu,!u r,.iutli.iii. The Mayor named
Kintr, Hoban and TrlmMe as such com. Tliey
withdrew, and, upon their return, ottered tho
followmir preamble and resolutions whleti were
unniiimously fcdopted:
WiiKitr.As, lliomiis K Brown, an liimorutde
,.... . tM, r....n,.-.x ,, .Hod sn.eo our l,.l
I Itli'i-t ill LT. Il till
1 VilKi:Kri, We knew him as u nieinlier, to lie
' nil iiicreeulile, eointeim. n-speetful ;etitieni:in.
! 1 1 1 1 1 -1 uml f.iilliful in tlie ilUclianre of liU pub
lic untie anil iiioit active and vi'il.ilit In tlie in
leii-ali. of Ilia toilet it lien It.
AVWii., Tlierrfini'.tliut weiiiicerely regret Ida
Midden and utiinely death, ami thut we extend
li Ida family our di epei-t fy.npu'.hies In their he
reavetnent. y,V'ir(, That this rusoliili.iH lie spread upon
ihe revoriN uml pulili.lieit In tin- proreeilitiira of
llii eoi.tieil, mid that the clerk fuiiii.ih the f.mi
il V of 'lie ileeeu-ed will, a copy.
for thut purpoe liy John C. ('hainiilin.when con
veying tho Juts frontline on wet side of said
atrect, wa presented and on inntuiti of Kiu re
ceived and prayer uranted.
I'elition of vY. Ilushiiell and about thirty oth
ers, anklni; council to cauxe. thn eutistruetinn ot
suitalile croasinir upon the uortii aule.f lVarl
o ., across amii ii .-... ot. j... i..n. me urn
side of South Piviahm t. aero Pearl St.. was
presented and the matter referred lo Street and
Alley t'o.ni nittetf.
Thn Mipior I.lceii; B hi.I of Mrs. Min Ka
peNkl were pn-seuted and on million approved.
The I'olii . Coin, reported the lull of A. I' Ve.
Intire, sher.tr, for vl-l' referred to thetn at the
i . . ., . I ... .....!.. ... ,
iit mci-iins, eorrcci mn ............ ,...vu
ui.-iiv.
The bill of lr. Hard i"-for "erviers rera. red
In the matter of Swecly v. the rlty uf Ottawa.
wapreented nm referred to Ijw at.dOrdi-1
nanee Committee.
lill.LS oriikkko r.vio:
A C Mclntiie, Sheriff ;:i lo
L P Marsh 5-"
Ottawa Ua Co ( sj.77) 2 77
Ixiuit (iairel (31 50 :!1 Vi
Michael Payne 10 So
Pat Burn 75
Iho.nas Mahony 12 (Xi
James Hart "X
Thomas Cochrane 3 (X)
John Seanlon x
Mirhael N.nan )
Joseph Butler ft 75
John McNulty fi"u
Mifhnel Tricy
Tlientlore Hon.
Il K Mitt
I V Hitt
S I.iickwood
S I.ock wood
7 7.-.I
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4 71
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i ran.. i.n!. .ii.iiii.i i,
Inl'l Pipe Co
Munley .V: Smeetuii
Win. Stormoiit
A Armour
() Mitehell
Henry Wolf
Put Uruilsliuw
Jolin Sinilli
Put Aherii
Put Burn
Michael Payne
Joseph Huiler....
Brndon Crnke Ci-f)
Jeri-'iniBti Meairher
Arthur I.oikwood
I,W Brewer
Lawrence Cumiinuhiim
T C l.oi:un
A B Lowe
.1 K Kioi dun
K I) Sweeticr
''Iirlt. Wolf
G W Dow
John Klicii.uH
Kred Sliinzel
(ieo. Wei.'i
Kd miller
Justus llurris
Ktiersol i: Krouse
M A Custilnir
li W Jui kson
Jerry Muher
Jiiiik'S Asl.cr
Peter Walsh
KJwuid K Perley
Hubert Burnett
fitrawn .fc Powell
MOO
p) 70
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On motion of West adjourned to first Tuesday
In Oet., 7ti. ti':o. W.Kavenn
City ( lei k.
Tni Kills OBDiRin Pun a rinroin to this
fallow lao AO oehTS;
Pollre
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Puhllr Iniproveuienu.
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OKI). W. RAVENS, CHy f.-rK.
The Fiiee TitADEit and Live Stm-k Jouru 1', one
year, for .'i.(M.
The Fit eh Thadkk and I'ru'trU IWiitn; one
year, for :i.0".
Catholic Prayer Cooks In all styles at O.-ih.ui
.t Hapeinan's.
The Fueb Tkahkk and Chicago We-khj T;,,irs
one year, for $:J.lo.
School books of till kinds, at Osman .: ILipc
man's.
Pai-f.h Wixdow C'i ktaixs. A ;reut variety, af
Os.nan it Mapcman's.
Cat holie Prayer Hooks h: all styles lit Omiuih
.t llapcmun's.
Ottuwa AVli.ilei.ule Market.
Ottawa, Sept. 8th, l7ii.
The following were the figures yesterday :
Corn, :;Se. for 7.") lbs.; Oats, New, 2Mi'e for
00 lbs; timothy seed, $ 1 .4."oi 1 .50 ; Hay, $( for
prairie, $7 for timothy; Potatoes, New, :;(.7
40c.
We quote below :
Flour, white winter wheal. 9 100
r lour.aprtiiK whul.lvUII, luO fts
Klour. Mil wln'rr, iun m
Com Men), retail, 100
Wnet.(piiiig, bueli
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Wool.
Cattle on loot. 100 at
FatCnlvn.Mvewflglit.il 100 a
nhrep, 1(X Bl
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Lard.
Tallow ft
Salt, hl
Uldet. a ft
Calf.
O'accn a
Flint IU'l.-. ft .
Dry Sail, a ft
Cltlcugo Market,
Sept. 8th, 197ft.
Flour Prlees a shurlo lower. Fancy white
winter extra, f i.75J7..) ; sprintr extraa t4.7"H'i
3.1X1; fmicy Minnesota putent, fii.riOe'.i.OO.
Wheat Ixiwer. Winter (not (Uotetl.) No 1
aprinir, 8Sc.ntl.li;!; No.a.WiftWc.
Com No 3,4JH,214'e. Options, Si pt., 4J(S !:!(.
Outs Cah lalea, :l(i?:!lc., (latter for wliile.)
Kye lS(.f.V)c, for No. 2.
Barley No. 2. 4S(,.'50e.
Lnrd '.l..V)(lrf0.fJ.
Tullow He.
Potatoes New 1.35e !."." tier Mil. '
Butter Good fancy yellow, 30urJ:',.-; roll l"x?17
ctn.
Kiftr- 10ai(),i;e. per do..
Cattle Dull, ami prlees lower. Funry srrude
cteers 'i.lXl(it.'i.l5; elioice natives ti..5((i-l.r5.
town aHd heifer 2.25(33.60.
Ottawa Foal OfQre. I
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From Aurora. I
X0 6J.Na.6t STATIONS.
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10 t IS Aurora..
an Ji Writ Aiirorn
:tt .: Oawnrn
a is I is Vorkvillc
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Mi I in. IS Milllnsi.m
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10 I II W SLrraUir
r.i.tk. a.a.aa.
Dll. II. OMX,
Ot r.i.eii!;!., (formerly ol tills pln.c.) will HMt Ottuwu, at
t'luion Ilulil, Ihi) llintTiieinIuyolciu.il month, for treatltin
til illiiiBi's of :lie Hyu unit Kur, mrnlcally or othi'ruUn.
UiwniUuiif tor eat irnet, urilfli'lul pupll.'HTertcd H(Ss,cl08urc
of the cur limit. cio eye. Htriwoliyloniu, w.d tho rumoval of
tuniDri n1 inorblil Krowtl of every duscriptlon. Artlllclul
eye nil oar arum 'imcr'j'il without puln or prcvlounopern
Hon, Orauuir eye-lid. 11' tnotf)njiieHt iliiaue In the xtftt.
1 rwll:iitlytniipfrmaiirni'jwr(i
Frc m bis long expcrlenee Iu tttnting dlscaiwa of the Eye
aud Ear be foi l, coufldnat In atatlnK that he can cure near!;
every case. Chronic d'neaaca aluo treaed, Conultattonfree.
Larceatatock of Artificial ICyealnthe Weat.
Docemherintb l70.-tl
ARABIAN MEDICINES.
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.
This KAl T lias been rally demonitratcd In more than
10,000 CaxeH by
DR. S. D. HOWE,
Of New Voik. the li KE AT
t'OXSUMPTIOX DOCTOli,
rilOPKlETOlt OF
1 UK ARABIAN MEDICINES,
t eleliraled throuchout the world
For llu ir n iiiiirkalile eun'K. Conminiptlon C n most cer
tainly be cured by the use of
Dr. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure!
Dr Howe's Arabian Tonic !
Dr. Howe's Arabian Liver Pills!
THE V1LLS,
liy the ineof whlcu me liver la aroused Into healthy ac
tion. Hie Mtnmach elennaed, and the bowela regulated.
THE ARABIAN TONIC
Cleanup the ayalem or all corruption, makea new blood,
ttlvea stn-ntrtli, and rreaiCT an appe'lle. anil fxpel from
I lie !unr dhrouKh the blood) the corruption which scrofu
la In tela upon lliem.
The Arabian Milk Cure
Strengthen the weak lime, promote expectoration, ills
m Ives Urn mucous ilielt!Ui, mi.1 anlHt naiuie In throHluK
oil Die unheallhy ma'ler. eaiiclncllin lirltatlon, an'l thus
connumptlun may Ih-cured. Triee ol Milk Cure aud Tonic,
inch tl per bottle ; six Ur f. fills, tents per bos ; nix
lorl.
Sold, wholesale and retail, bv Forbea & (ielirlng, Prnz
K!st, Sole Axeut lor Ottawa, 111.
PI!. S. D. HOWE, Tropnetor.
IclilO-'J New Yori;.
Steam Job iJrintfNo.
mm TJIADER
STEAM
DEPARTMENT
13 SUPPLIED WITH THREE
FAST PRESSES!
XIUJN IIV A
BAXTER STEAM ENGINE,
Tlio Heat In l'ie
4ol hy all the needed machinery, rvpe and fliturei for a
kinda ol plala and lane
buok and job priotiiW.
VariouB New Styles of Type just received and
additions constantly being made.
PRINTING DONE
IN ALL COLORS!
llronzing, (iildin?, &c.
WITH ODII
Steam Power
Coattng- hot a trifle for fuel, we eaa print by
lk uwiiaaad laiwaaalona al
Half the Cost of Hand Power!
While we cnarantee as Good Work as
any city Jobbers, we challenge a comcar
on of Prices with! any 'other 4n.bllsh-raents
.job nun 11
(Carpenters U liniltiers.
THOMAS AND HUGH
COLWELL,
CONTRACTORS,
BUILDERS,
AND G EERAL MANUFACTURERS.
Having purchased the Factory and Planing Mill of
COLWELL, CLARK & CO.,
We aro prepared to take contracts for the erection of all
I kinds of builillnita, In town and country. With the faclll
ties we posHewi, wetiuna: it lor tlie wiereeioi inow coaieiu
plating nut.dlnz to call and sen n and xet ourn?urea on
their work. We propose making a specialty of mannfa
turlng first clam
Sash,
Doors,
Blinds,
Mouldings,
Stair Railings,
Balusters,
Newel Posts,
Ele. And kcenl.ig In stock all kinds of Builders' Hard
ware, l.lme. flair, Blncco, Cement. BrlCK, Sewer Pliw.
DnilnTlle, Dimension and Cut Btone, (ittawaand Jollet
Kuhhle Stone, (.1h. I'alnts, ells and Putty; also llulldlng
l'apcrs. All of walcu we will sell at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
With tbo Improved Machinery wo lave, we aro prepared
to uu
DRESSING & RIPPING
Of Lnnibi-r patlarsetorily. Hoplnj to be Pavored with
a chII from ttioae riolrlnira.iytlilD2 la our line,
THOMAS HUBS C0LW2LL.
I) ID cc, Kaclnry and I'lanlng Mill, Labile St., Ottawa.
PETER MILLER,
COMTHACTtllt,
Carpenter & Builder
OTTAWA ILLS.
Shop near the C. B- & Q. R. track, on the
noruer immediately south of the depot,
I'eniotis propoatng to build, r having job of any kind In
nil lluv. will aavo inuaey uy kiviiii 11. iu unii. aiiiu-..
JOSIAH POPE,
OE.TERAJj
CARPENTER,
Itl
NIIOP I? THE
ARMOUR RRICK mJILDINU,
on Clinton St., north of Mali.,
OTTAWA, ILLS.'
Is prepared to furnish plana and inncincatlona, and to taka
contrncis ior ouiminss 01
BRICK, ST01TE OR WOOD
Uf anjr ilze In city or country.
Makes a Specialty of Stair Building.
All work done well nnd promptly !n
aatlalactloa guarautewl.
rm-i .n nn.nt t manv nf the flnent bull'lltiKS In Ottnwa
and vicinity aa epeclmeua of hla workiuauililp. inarlS-tl
WEISS & WOLF,
c ontraBioi s i Bottders,
. DO ALL KINDS OF
MASON AND CARPENTER WORK,
Millwright and any Othor Work in their
. Line.
Tlar.4 and Spi-clflcatlona whl be furnished If called for.
A SPECIALTY.
tW All order win receive prompt attention, tnd satln.ic
COLUMBUS STREET,
IN WILLIAM PALMER'S OLD STAND,
May W, WW.
Ottawa, IlllnolB.
STEH'AKT & COLWELL,
Contractors? Builders,
JOBBING 15 ALL DBPABTMENTS.
Afl rartlea contemplatln bulldlne 01 bavin jobblni of
any deacrtniUn will Bad II 10 tnetr Intarcat
to call 00 them. Thta la a
Wto work at bottom price and
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
Shop on Columbus Street,
Flrat door bark of thekey tt toa'f Jewelry atore.
W. K.STKWAKT,
Qttaa,Ant. II, 1576.
Contractor and Bmlder
UMAl.bl'i CtM.'ATY
Savings, Laon & Trust Company
U now open lor bi.9lne.-s. at
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
His per cent, allowed on depo.lts. .
OUlcc boura-9 a. h. to I p. M-. and on Saturday evaeulgt
rum 6 to i
OFFICIOS:
WARHINUTON U US UN EI. U rrealdcnt.
Tlln.t. 1). VATL1N. Vice I'realdont.
I'.IAU rTHK KLAMi, t'aHilcr.
W. II. HAUNAItlJ. Teller.
K. t OLLhl l' UL'I.L. Attorney.
DittkCIORS:
W. nuahnell. 1
It. Strickland,
8. W. ItiiynioDd.
C. D. Trimble,
Jno. li. Cameron,
T. U. CaUlu,
Bninii?! K. Lew la.
Ottawa, MarcbSMh, lHie.
ATIO.KALi CITY HAW It.
OT OTTAWA.,
f OKMKRLY CITY BANK KAMK8, ALLES a 00
L. II. Eames, rrei E. C. Am.en. Vice Jfe.
DIKKCTOKSt
ITenhk F. Lam ec, John D. Saton,
Edwin C. Allkn, L. II. Eames.
F. S. Eames, H. f. Jordan.
Exchange ou Chicago, New York
And all the principal cute, slant and Weat
II O IJ t U 'V A N 11 Hl)!.).
F.xrliniike on EiiKland, Ireland, Scotland and all
Important patina In Continental Europe, drawn In luml to
aullpnrchaiwrs.
IT. W. ltevonuo P4tin.ii of all denoroln
tlom Cunatanlly on hand und lor milt-.
United p4tivti'M Ilon.lN, Local Securltle
Gold and Silver lioanht and sold.
To those whotavor us with tdwr aatronaxe we would aay
we ahall lie able to extend ai.eh tae.lftlei. and itccoiumodarloa
aa we trust will prove to them satisfactory aud profitable.
Cwk open from I a. h. to 1 r. u.
li. C. Joboa.v, Caablor
Ottawa, Fib. iOth, IKS.
piUST ATlOAl. JAXNJv
OF OTTAWA.
Capital (paid in) - - 83100,000.
M. II. SWIFT President
W. IIUSHNKLI Vice President.
JOUN t'.NASU Caabler.
iM&ciTonti :
Milton R. Swill, Lorenzo Leland.
W. Uusl.nell, Isaac Uaire,
li. I. Lyman, J. V. Nash,
Jol.n Brnndai;e.
Ilavlns orcanlzed under the National Banblnt; Law, and
succeeded to the business of Win. H. W. Cushnran, we are
now open for the tranaactlnn of a xaneral Imnklnn business.
KxrhiuiKo on C'hirago, New fork, and all tho prin
cipal cities of the United StBU J. botiKhl and sold.
Kxt'hunire on KaKlano Ireland. Scotland andCoa
tlnental Europe drawn In sun s tc suit aurchasers.
Col loot Ioiim made throughout thnstinti A prompt
Iv remittal fur, on day of pnymvut, atcurreutratcofex
clmime.
Unlto.l Ntatca, Illinois, and La Salle connt
Donds.Uold, Sliver, 4c. boML'tit und sM.
lleven no Mtain tm of all denomination, a fall
supply constnntly on hand.
Our liK illtlim are such thitt we can offer Indacementa to
cosloniers, and we shall use our endenvots toelve untira
satls.art.on to those en.rUHtir,i; ns with their business.
linnklnic honrufrnin U a. to I p m. mnrl6,'72
To Capitalists ami Farmers.
In tlio C'onntj' ot IjaMiiIIo, Illinois,
FOR SALE.
All thut dolrahle farm (ir2IOaiTPof rich aralile meadow
and pi'stuie Und. a spiiclotti stone dwelling house, auli
stantlal larm liullillnp., and all iv.inruil convenlenci s, loi
ineiiy the prupe'ty ot the lnte Th mias Sambrooke Heptln
stall, Es.., deliuhtliilly sitmited In a plolure.que locality,
on ti e borders ol mi extensive lores, of hard wood timber,
known by the natre ol Trov lirove.ln one of tie most pro
ductive sections In .he state of IIPnoK about three miles
from the lloiirtshlnir town or Mendota. the Junction ol the
chlcauo, Hurllnittiin d (Jiiini y and Illinois C'antral liall
ways, eluht , -five miles west of ihe city ot Chtcago. ina
faun comprlM-s Kill acres of rli h piowed IhimI aid W acre
ol superior med w and pa.fiire, all under the mwst ap
proved cultivation. It Is well tended: there Is an abund
ance of fire wo.nl. and It Is wl.l'ln a few miles of ext. nBlvo
cl mines. A livlnir stream ol water Intersects all tha
pastures. The property will he sold on reasonable terms.
Title perfect. Mr. w. Y. WoKsLhV, ( 1 roy (.rove, will
Itlve Information to parties wlshinir to Inspect tlie prop'rty
and ftir.her pnrtlculars may tie obtained on application to
U. M. I'liltl., L'snker. Mendi.ts. Illinois, or
l'L UVla. HKI'MNhTALL CO.,
BIT, 101 A .' WaahliiKtxiiSt.,
Chleaso, May . is;; 2 mollo CUIcmro.
Paints! Paints! Hms!
DON'T FORGET
I keep every shade ol Paint, from purest White to Black.
Alsi paints ol every shade ready mixed,
fur your owa use.
BRUSHES FOR PAINTING,
VarnMilnc. Whitewashing, Calcln.lnlng, 4c,
Glass, Putty, Dry Color aoi Paints.
PUIlTIIKn,
I Guarantee the Quality and Trice to be Satis
factory in Every Instance.
CITY DRUG STORE.
Ot'awa. Ma-ch . 185. 1)1!. A. T. SMDP.U.
Madison Dispensary,
82 W. Madison St., Chicago,
FOUNDED BT
I It. C. niOELOW,
Whol areiculsr iraitustenr Mrdl.-l l!ls. and bss tiert loae
er rnM1ln .tie Irrnimf u ot all VKNERRAl.. SKXrAL ao
CHRONIC P1SIEAHKH than aor olhfr phvilclss In Chl'n.
aVPH.LIS, USfORRHUtt. OLRItT. f RH'Tt'RI. OR( M
ITIS, HKKMA. all I rlasr IImm, ar atcrrarlal sITprtlons
f Ike throat, alda ar koan, trralpd with unparaleled luccf,,,
on Isuit Kl.otnk priaclples la haU lbs usual Uou, safely, pri
vatrlr. HPkRIATORRnnii, SMC4L DKBtLITT aa lP0.
TI.Mt... .he result of self sbuie In jooth, seioal eieesiei to
miiurer tears, or ether causes, whk-h prfwluoe some ef Ue rel
lowios ettcu: Nrvouiaess, seminal enalstioat, debility, dim
ner,l(ht, dereet.re nemnre, pimples ea ihe rsee. ovenino
In aoeirtr.lMS nf sexual p..wr. eto., rend.Yinl MAHK.AIta.
tMlMllll'Klt. are pennanenlly rured. Pamphlet IM p,iei) re
latins lo the abore. enl la sealed eon-lopes, for two 1-cent
poatase lump,. CoaiuitaUoB al oAkss or by ssatl iOYiiea. His
opinion siven free.
Bomu aeparau for ladles sod gentlemen. Cures rusriltfci.
MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY.
Thli ta m tatrrtffttBt of tw budrt4 Urf sJm rfH 1
imiiiii taju-bia) iBfnraatifffi for tboM wri art aBtvrtesl. t Maasiiftt
isvrtatc. It MBttJrii th xfTQC9 mi svlfie of pTtsaiM tMM
tcpuMtMsi it wMldmd, ul atlwuM fc tm Um prlnu drwr af trmy
n&li ud rn.U tbmufbovt tha atlrw glob. It nfarswoi tvoryibiic
oh the tabMcl f tk fsvtrtl4j ( tht tt wortk knac. ui
tiucb tbti il pubtUHctl la uy tbrt work. I'fM. Fifty CoataV
auJjvm HsWtttw 0bpaV7t ttS If. Mtim aft., OhiMf. ilV
NOTICE.
We l l:iva to In
brm the pnhllc that
lie tlrin of rt'.tton
-in trnui this date la
'heiitfe.t. and hereallpr
fill Im ktiiiwa as Wat
on. Vl'irli ire A Co,
lealera ;n i.imher and
'midinir material, also
wliil.-eale and retail
onlraetlnc. C with
i vsilety of the beat
jninos.l.'rnsA cylinders)
nd p plnir for deep
sr-'I. In -n'lnnatlon
if t he f rmer husineas,
iiiiioia(nrers of
he noted l.owry Wind
v..tr lor pnmplns:.
laviiu larreased onr
srllities with the beet
Improved Iron A wood
naohlnery In tlie mar
cel, and hsvlng first
daaa mrr.anlea. shall
lere .ftet be enabled l-
4-plr yonr Hroken
4arhlnea aad do Job
ilnir Work with dea
istch and reasonable
-als. ivr o a rail.
Juaa iu,
WAIMi.t, WALUlmK.K CO.
Nebraska Ahead!
tub b. v. n- r i tyns- tub best
A jrm Hlf .li .' .-"' tVUlltl y IM .ISMeiKO
GOODUNOS IN A GOOD CLIMATE!
Low Prices, Irrc i'rllt. Low Fares and Freight. Pre
t tima f -r Improvement. Kreu faa to land boyera.
IITFor lull nartien!ars.a.p'T o
1 r it a- hi. II. li- J'. rturllnxtoo, Iowa.
pnr li I'lrV ren HnMera. and Pencil Caaeant
v'WLW 1 k the &mt and moat Tticeo.bwI
anallty, at (.Ijru.ot A Hapetnao'a, wtat of Cuart Uoassv
I WILL SEND
issrilir(t:u - sr, tbipf la I be I-rr and fil Hra
wttra 1 do out Uat -;:t. K. V. Gklliod