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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27

CIVIL WAR BROKE Or AT LAST N WASH
NGroN AND KANsAs.-We publish an account
in the HERALD of this morning of bloody fracas
in Kansas, which occurred on or about the 10th
inst, in which two lives were sacrificed. We
also publish On account Of q melee less sangul-
nary indeed, as yet but equally deplorable, which
occurred yesterday In the House between two
honorable members Of that body.
Now, what Is all this but civil war, ON a
small scale? And what does 1t portend but
that, when individuals in high places set the
example, The contsgion will spread and In.
noculate the masses? Civil wars in all ages
have begun in this manner; first, by partial and
individual rencontres, and then by the hostile
meeting Of gradually greater numbers We
should not cay this of any private quarrels be-
tween man and man; but there lies at the
bottom Of these events one same great ferment
ing cause and principle. Pro and anti. slavery
principles, in both cases. lie at the root of tbes
lamentable scenes and contentious. These an.
tagonistic elements show themselves struggling
for the mastery, rrecopcieable in their hate. and
ready TO ruth TO the most bloody extremities.
These individual skirmishes are like the FIGHT.
which occur between the advance posts and
pickets Of two great hostile armies which We.
remain unseen and at come distance from
each other. II the malignant causes and
eenseless, wanton agtations which frs,
called up this evil spirit in the land. when small
party of violent men DANGEROUSLY called for dis
union or submission to them, ID hot put down BY
high hand and firm purpose, to what shall we
come? What will be the end of these begin-
nnes?
We confidently look TO NJ. Buchanan 10
rave the Union, a. Jackson, by his iron stead.
fastncss and fearless action. once saved Il In
similar dangers II is the same party of
nullifers, 6re-eaters and disunionists who nov
endangcr the Union by ultra and extrayaraut
slavery extension projects If thwarted in their
schemes they are determined upon disuuion. and
we question much II their schemes are not nm,
forth for no other object whatever than TO pro.
mote rebellion and disuniou, by giving To them
color and pretext. The people Of this country,
In every State, are too much attached 20 the
Union to give overt or conscious aid or counte-
nance TO these disturbers of the JEFF Davis school
II they are speedily put down, they will become
extinct as party; but If courted and feared-if
g temporizing policy is pursued towards them.
they will flourish more than ever, and the coun-
try will never be free from slavery agitation till
they gain their ends. These fre-eaters are the
real abOlitionists-the end Of their work is 70
ruin and destroy the South. We think Mr.. Bu-
chspen will know bow 10 manage matters. Al
ready biz prudent course gives some bope and
promise Of bis future actiop. Down with civil
Ssi dvGL Eiys sl.Aiaa.
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Personal Rencontre In the House OF Repre-
sentatlves.

Personal Rencontre In the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
THE ORIGIN AMP PROGRESS OF THE rITFIcUL TY-
NO DUEL ExPEcfKD.
WASHINGTON, Feb. rs, 1887.
The hseas In the Houis w. DAY the theme Of numc
rous speculatons 10 night Some confidently predio.
duel but the better opinion 70 30 that thers will
bs no nsft each pNty claims the 70 DO upon the
other. What are the nctsf
few days since Mr. Harrs Of illinois, during spssch
hs maize, scored most numerically the memorable Kan
Committee, and said the labors Of That committee had
among other things caused the rejection Of President
Pierce By the democratic party Mr. Wright Of rennes
ses response 10 this, said, In under tone-"rhsis
snsp report Of this remark appearing In the omola
paper The next day, M sAermsn Of OHIO, oalisd the
attention sfthe House 10 H. and wished Mr. Wright
whashs chose relative 70 that remark and whether he
was was not correctly reported. Mr.. Wright replied
that he meant by no dncspoct 10 the House; no be
nsvsc at The time, and believes the statement made
By that gsnemsn untrue. Mr. Sherman rsjoiusd that
he had supposed only necessary 10 call The alton
ton Of The member, VITA whom his relations had bean
kindly, 10 the remark which had boon rsad 70 call forth
r n bin manly resr1 TON buiin this he found himself
totally mistaken. He believed The remark 70 DO the Ian.
gusge Of backsuardsm, induced by excitement and In
toxcaiioa. NJ Wright said he could not OF DO
expected 70 handy epnhets with Ihs gentleman Of OHIO
until be relieved himself from the imputaton cast upon
him. ina. IVES al be had 10 ray
This closed Scene the nrst. and oplnions differed
very much % 70 what would be ths result
Of The quarrel. soon after the meeting Of the
House hs morning Mr. Wright passed tho seat OF
Hon. j. Morrison Harris Of Msryl.nA yho sits Nh.
hs,Eas, and rad 10 Mr.. Harris . nos he holdiog
In his hand. Amer The ooncusos OF his inisrvss and
be rising from his seai and looking about him.
his eye rested upon Mr. shefmsn who imms stately
threw quantity Of waters into Mr.. wrshss face. The
stser instantly struck II Me-. Sherman. bot csush,
BY Mr. Harris and prevented from following up his blows
II b raid that Mr.. Sherman endesvored 10 draw wea-
pom, but Of what hhd Mr.. Harris could not say Mr..
sherman says that NJ. wrishts look was meuaons and
inssltns, and hat caused him 70 throw The waters.
A. each party contends the onus upon The other,
The probability d shall have duel. Cen J. Wet
soa webb undensand, Consulted BY Mr.. sherman.
NJ. Wright Of dminuuve szs and very yeuthful 10
appearance. Mr.. shsrman Is tall and won pyoporuesed.
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seBsible men who love her have seen rather with
Dent Of . despOt superse6e the abortive efforts Of
the republicans; and have half forgiven the EN-
per0r tor the errors of his ascent to power by the
judgment with which he has used it aud the
nerve with which he has kept it in his grasp. One
tuch man as this is worth to a country whole
myriad OF theatrical socialsts-whether you call
him President, King, Minister, or Emperor.
T III e L A ST NEW
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BY PRINTING AND MAGNETIC TElE6RAPHS.
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
CIVIL WAR In WASHINGTON AND KANSAS.
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ANOTHER TRACAs In CONGRESS.
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BLOODY NEWS FROM KANSAS.
THE COMPOSITION OF the new CABINET.
A TELEGRAPH LINE TO THE PACIFIC.
Passage Of tho Appropriation Bills in
the House.
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Interesting Debate on tho Tariff In tho
Senate
ARRIVAL OF THE MEXICAN TREATY,
&C., &C., 10.
From HALIFAX.
NOE-ARRIvAL OF THE HIA0ARA-THE EUROPA OUT
WARD BOUND.
HALIFAX, Feb 23-lI:ao P. II.
The steamahip Niagara rsw In her thirteenth day out,
has not been signalled
The Europa, nom Boston, has just arrived here
for Liverpool
Tho weather d clear with light breeze from tho ORTIZ
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~nch would necossariy lead 10 constant cosci ald rr
talon bet veeD the countries" Mr. CAss Was un.
wgrs to cut oil any opportunity TO amend the treaty
thus sy rejecting H. His policy pence and good viii
Win oil the ions Of the EARTH and he would not wound
the Characteristic pride OF England by
rejection Of treaty which she might, If properly ap-
preached be PERFECTLY willing TO alter so Is to meet the
wiahes n the American Senate.
Such, We have no doubt, the views Of Mr.. 3D..
chsnan He may be opposed to tho treaty a. s!suds
but III ratification. with certain mobilization viii pYobs-
bly, be one Of the very rst OF hh aam,nstra
ton. He has ~ yet expressed no opinion subject
becaus he h mot yes invested with the authority To-
speak. But the late declarations BY General Oass IN The
Senate in connection vi biz appointment q Premier
are generally considered indicating the drift Of the
wind.
understood that General CAss has, with the CON.
sent Of Mr.. Buchanan written to his Major Cass
charge u Rome 70 resign his post and return no i'm.
meditely the ntion Of General Cass to sppoint
Major Cass Assistant Secretary Of State.
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T HI e TEST NEW
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A TELEGRAPH LINE TO THE PACIFIC.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02
OTTAWA frtt Grabtr.
School Loan.

At the city election on Monday our people
are, by an ordinance Of our city council,
asked to vote for or against loan Of Sl0,-
600 for the purpose of building another large
school house. The Board of Education, in
erecting the buildings now completed, and
maintaining our present schools, have eX-
hausted the means within their power, ana
ask this aid from the city. That the schooi
house is needed, no one questions. IL Is
we'll known, that all the children oil our city
cannot be accommodated in the present
buildings; but a third building would make
room for all, and sufficient for several years
to come In lieu OF the school contemplated
in this third building, the board Of education
arc at present maintaining three or four
small schools in different parts Of the city,
which could then be dispensed with. The
permanent expense OF the city, by erecting
the new building would thus be little III
crt ased beyond ,he interest on the SO, 900
loan, as the present small schools cost As
much as the graded school would cost in the
new building. As. however. our citizens
are sufficiently acquainted with the state OF
the case, do not propose, at this late
hour, to argue in favor or against the pro-
pIiety Of the loan We know our people
are averse 10 contracting dcbt-belicve it
is hes; to pay as we go-but if contracting
debt in any case can tie justified it would be
in q case Of this kind.
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DIR. EASTERiIS
Fever and fsSle EAitsPr.

Tie Great Western Remedy far
Ague and Fever, Chil!s and Fever Dumb Arue, In
ie-n.iio:lt and RoIiitlen Fevers. and every
form of Fever incident TO Bilious Climates.
Tie mast e,tsct and indVHIe re'sy ri di,coreyed
torli- SPEED TAND PERMANENT CURE or
AGUE AND FETERS IN al Heir. tGrms is
Dr. Ea.ier5,-> Fever and A.nc s>ii!er.
THIS popular remedy has bow been before the public
four wears and during that tine it las cured than
me Hundred Thousand Cases,
Which has fully established its rre-eminent merit in all
parts OF the West, the best and on5 reliable remedy
for this dread disease.
Til, Medicine is n compound OF the most potent veGe
table Extracts known, and i the most speedy and effect
ia! curative for Fever and sEue known in the civilized
world.
Marx THIS The object and purpose OF most Of the re
nlees offered to the public i simply srsPESDthe Chill
and Fever Non CCKE THIS Is easily done by any in
teiscnt physician druggist. Bat, Will aaying with
deusive compounds the patient rapidly declines
and every day the becomes more difficult TO cure
the with DR.. Easerly's Fever and acu
Killer This medicine attacks the disease at its source
by unlocking the secrc;:ons of the Liver, Expclng the
bile g;henng and restoring The shattered and dcb
laed system health and vor and by thus removing
the cauSe, renders the certain and permanent.
READER, have you the hEue and Fever! II 50, delay
not-deay the Of this medicine; delays dan
gerous, besides runous to the constitution Use DR..
Eas,erys Fever and Ag1. Killer and it will you
caT Pamphlets containing certificate. showing the
uuequaled merits Of this medicine, be obtained OF
Agents gratis.
10y Price 81 per Bottle; or Six Bottles for IS.
sg-A liberal deduction made TO Druggists and Mcr-
chants who buy to sell again.
~ Prepared DR.. Easteriy, corner of Third and
Chestnut Streets, St. Louis, Mo.
For Sale i'll Ottawa by A. :. PUTNAM, Druggist,
and by Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
limited States, srpZ.
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ui..a>p> at The Lungs.


Thin and acrii blood can not serr"fc ttaiiIN blr ana
therefore the Erst thing for those Ehe are dy-peptie
should be 20 commence publication of their blood.
BPiEDRETYY.S FILES
Not only purify bat Ties MAKE the blood richer and add
those principles upon which power TO resist disease
depends.
MuB OPERATION WIN SUCCESSFUL EFFECT ARE The TECC
II,RrrT ~ BR,NDEETH's PILLS. Now that may soon
expect genial Spring it i of great Importance that
doses he used 10y the wise Our are subject 70
redundancy vtia:ed bile this and it is
dangerous it i prevalent bat Drandreths Pills afford
invaluable and efficient protection. BY their occa-
sional use We prevent the collection OF those impurities
which, when in sufficient quantities, much dan
ger to fne organs OF the stomach and bowels. They
soon en- liver complaint. dy pepsia loss of appetite
pain the head. heartburn pain in the breast bone,
sudden ltintnesS, and cos;iveness. In brief, Bran
drets Pills work their way to the very roots Of the di-
cleansing in their passage. removing every
healthy accumulation till the blood Is purified the whole
system renovated and the functions and duties of life
become pleasure, where before they had been sad and
weary burdens.
We thousands OF similar testimonials the
lowing, and such evidence be had from living wit
resses all around every side. 1t is from gentle
man OF high responsibility, who's letter be
the Principal office lie writes
Il am now fny-two years OF age.
For twenty years have used your Pills as my family
iicne and wish other and have never had occa
sion TO call ply -cian in my family, (sare in the sick
ness of my wife with cl.ildren) during the twenty
years"
Never extract blood Blood is the life By abstracting
it in paf diseases you may occasion the patient
but remember this is only the reduction or tssen"g
the 1,o,eer 10 feel And by thus taking away natures
tools, may prevent her from fully repairing the ra-
Va Of inflammation, and convert what might only
have been the sickness of "A few days or weeks INTO d
chTOIii" affection OF months or years.
PtRGIEG BY NEI Ms OF BRA-NDRE7VSTILLS,
Tins Is the means which accords with Hature-natures
Remedy IN Tact When sudden acute, continre pain
occurs Then 10 insure security you take medicine
that VIA surrey purge There must be shily sha!ly-
ing, because every minute lost may be fatal
Principal office, 10 Brandreih Building AS and All.
broadway
All Pills with 2i Broadway the box are counter
felt.
The genuine sold by respectable dealers every
where. u. l.. THOMPSON. Agent
LIN
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Glouard i>.oc,ai,on, a.n.,aaa.

J.tgOffuHf J nu0HfrtbNtF
70 ~ persons afflicted with SEXUAL Diseases such
Sp,rmatorT!a.t. S'irila We7kuess, Impotence Co
uorrrh, Glt't ~vlis, ihe kcc Il OtIistn, or SELF
Abuse. &c. De.
The Howard A-spoiasioa. 90 view or tie nHul destruc-
ton Of human he caused ~ NIll diseases, aud the
dccep,iois practi>cd upon the unfortunate victims Of
,lil diseases hv Qulc-. law. dircct. their Consulting
Surgeon c.f,EIT 'FLE Ar worldly OF their name, to
-. MEDICAL ADVICE CEATt-, to al persons thus aiict
f. WHO Amply Is icttrr with description Of their con-
dillon. tigr or.upqt,ou habits ~ lie, &r,) and In
cases OF pore.. au! suffering, 10 Garns Medi
cine FEEE uF CUkE"E.
TIE Howard t--aer...n Is benevolent: Institution
established by special 'rd Vfuy't, for the relief ~ the
sick aud stressed afflicted with "Niruicnt and Epiie.
mic D.>ya~.s' J has IuW surplus OF means, which
the Directors have voted to eNreui IN advertising the
above notice T. j. needless To add that the Association
coulsuds ~. highest Medical fsN Of tie age and viii
lur! - he most approved modern freq Incut.
jus; Published, ~ the Association, Report On Sper.
ir4toIr,4, Srniug Weakness tire vice ~ Onau.tn.
Ntsturhltiou or >eAhus". and other Disease. Of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting surgeon, which viii be
sent hg mail, Gin sce rv,Iopal rIEk ~ CHAEGL, Oh
the receipt OF TWO sTAGFs fu~ p1slar'.
Address Dr. Gro y. C'L'prS, Consulting surgeon,
Howard Association, No south Smith street, ih1aicl'
pha, IA. by order oi the Directors - -.
TIEA d. HEAETNELL, Presfferf
Gro r,tgcuro S.rr.1-y,X ~
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Ice CREAx.-Surely warm weather will
come now! Our friend Ebert has opened
his ice cream saloon, and on dropping in
there the other evening, we found it full Of
people, enjoying the delicious geld with all
the zest of day in July. Indeed. Mr.. E.
has everything fixed up SO costly and sum
merifed, that one can well forget, in such
comfortable quarters, that the air outside is
somewhat chilly, and winter Is still reposing
llzily in the lap of spring.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, Apri! 80, 1857.
Fz0u--Largc sales for shipment south
and east. Spring wheat, extras, at 50 Qua
) -. and grades at $iai 90
Hheut-Activc Sales of half dozen
cargo, : spring IA, 81 Osal 10 on board, white
AT 81 30 on board.
L0rn-Pric,s steady. Sales at 5Sa60c on
board for prcsert delivery, mostly for June
ard July.
O.its-U nchanGed; 53a55c in bags.
Rge-SaIes at g0c.
IOr.-Ftrm, Sales Of mess at s2l so,
and loo bbls at Sjl -.
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OTTAWA MARKET


Wheat-Spring S0as2c. winter 9Oa95.
Corn-Ear 49c pr 70 lbs; sh. 50c 90 lbs.
OGts-i0c.
Potatoes-S0c.
Eggs-l0C.
Bgtter-lGalSc Sc.
ChicAens-$l.35 per doz.
green Uiies-5c.
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DRY GOODS,

the very liberal patronage they extended to
them for the past year. and would invite their at
tention to their new stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS,
Which are offered at prices that cannot fail to give ene
satisfaction. As time and trade devoted to DRY
Goods shall offer the best assortment OF everything
in our line that be found in town . =
Among stock may b. found good aSsort 80 20
ei BrilIants ali coIors Wool De Laines Figured De
LaneS, Cliils, Bareges, Tissues, 'r,naues' Tp, I
Percsl-, Ducal. Printed Mns.in and Lh%, rrenc'
Scotch, and American Gingliaiis we "ou'u '"- par
tIcuIar attention to our stock OF
silks.
Bi.cnon'. Black Silks. all widths.
A fine assortment Of coored Marcelanc and forences
Si,awI>.
Broche Long and Square. Stella, Cashmere, Grape
Black and COlored silks, and other styles
Mantil'as,
A variety OF kinds. Our stock OF
White GGohs,
We venture TO say Is the largest the city comprising
all kinds and qualities Of Swiss Muslin, Book Muslin
JacOnet Cambria, Checked Cambria, Victoria and Bsh
op Lawn, Linen Cambria, Dotted Muslin, Embroidered
Muslin for Curtains, Bleached MusiLs, ILL., 1Oi 81
81 81, 81, and one yard broad
We invite particular superior stock Of
Bleaehed and Brown Table Linens, Napkins Diapers
Shirt Bo-cms, Linen Handkerchcfs, Russia Crash Toi
let and Lancaster Qats. We keep good assortment Of
Broad Cloths. Cashmere Jeans, YorE Mil Cottonade,
Summer SUITS Blay Linens Plain and T~ilied, Paper
Mu-us Canbric>, DenIns, Ticks. Striped shirtIngs,
Apron Checks Drills all colors and kinds, fine aud
heavy Brown Sheetng-, which will be sold at last years
prices. Our stock of
Hosiery
l. very large, comprising most all kinds ana co!ors-
Ladies' Hose, all colOrs and price, Gents Hose Child
rei's Plain and Fancy Hose, Ladies' aud Gents hid,
SILK. aud i-e Thread Gloves, MitIs- long and short.
Ladies' Collar. and CndersleeyyS MI>in Bands and
+ lsiils DimiIy Baud-. Thread and Linen Ed-.n=S,
Corded in, for Sssrt, Embroidered skirts, Corded
Skirts. Dress Trimmings and PRINCES, Velvet Ribbons,
all widths, Lace N. Lone Wells, English Grape, Co.
lorcd Table Spreads.
P:,Tas0iS.
Best assortment ia Ribbons ard Eonnets, Bugle
tflm III
May he found Combs Of all kinds. Pins, Needles, Tape,
Thread. Brooks Celebrated Glazed White. and C"DTcd
Thread. Hooks aud Ey-~, Buttons. Port Monnaies,
Knitting Cotton French Working Cotton Gross Cotton,
Su-penders. Tooth Brushes, Hair BRUSHES, Hair Pms,
Thimb.e- SOAP Scissors, Ee'tcies, Nhhlrbone> Brass
Hoop. for skirts, Eastic Ribbon and Cord Bed, Lace,
&c, &c.
I1dic-' Mise. and Cldrru> shoes all kinds, which
viii b. sold very Tow prices We keep Jew choice
brands Of
Tea,
Which shall 81, customers - per cent. less than
- be bought es-wher,.
In short. keep every thing that i. usually kept in
City DTy Good, store. aud u cfst 's"s"-Ss.
oder Inducements to customers that can
not b- found "a OTTAWA
We iuv!y. call To, the citizens Of Ottawa and VI
ciuiiy-
Remember the place ,le People CT, lp store, ga Clio
yer Cook Block. iap1"! DOUGLASS CLARK
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TNIRTII, POND & co, 5iI BROADWAY, manufacture
rers Of all kinds of Musical Instruments, and pub
fishers of sheet music.
SUPERIOR SAX HORNS AND CoRNETS, with piston
.pd rotary valves These instruments all our
avn mai and are warranted sale. Prices sent
appIicaton by letter liberal discount 10 leaders and
tea Of bands who requested 10 act "a agents
PIANO FORTES-We have made Pianos for THIRTY
YEARS. and will guarantee every instrument oil our
make Prices from 1925 to II ,OCO
CI-iT Ans of our own make, from beautiful mahogan
and Rosewood Prices with case. from fi4 TO 500.
SHEET NISIC AND MUSICAL WORhS-Our cata-
loge stock IF American and Foreign music Is very eN-
tcnsye Catalogues sent. Every instrument or article
of musical merchandise can be found III our stock
Dealers, Teachers Schools, and Bands supplied
FIRTH, POND & CO., 81! Broadway n T.,
Between the 81. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels.
ap1S-im
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Travelling Agents Wanted.

VXTANTED, honest. industrious man in each sec.
w ton OF the State, travel and take ORDERS from
SAMPLES, for NcALIlSrER'S HOMEOPATHIC RENE
DIES A liberal monthly salary and fair commission
will be paid Apply to, address, l,oiM renrn post
o1,I Dr. J. s. McALLISTER,
apaSl~ Jersey CITY, NJ
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ALDFENEN.-The democrats in the 9th
ward, on Thursday evening. nominated John
IIoban as their candidate for alderman.
On the same evening, in the 9th ward,
Noah r. Smith was nominated as the demo
cratic candidate
IL the 4;h ward, " d. Bristol is the demo-
cratic candidate.
In the Sd ward Alonzo D. Edwards is the
democratic candidate.
In the 81 ward we believe no democratic
candidate has yet been started, and we pre-
sumo the contest will be betweeen Charles
PAYER, tine Republican nominee, and q. c.
Gray, independent candidate.
In the LIST and 9Th wards. we believe no
democratic nominations have yet been made.
To CONSUYPTIyES.-The advertisement of
DIR. Reading worthy the attention of such
as are afflicted or threatened with pulmonary
complaints. DR.. Il. presents the highest tcs-
timonials of his skill in the treatment of this
Class Of diseases, in Chicago, Milwaukee, and
may be relied on as man of science.
SERIOUS ACcIDENT-On Sunday last about
four miles south Of this place, Mr.. Casper
Helb'ing and lis nephew, went out hunting
ducks. While crawling along a fence, and,
passing under it, the lock of the nephew's
gun came in contact with a board which
raised il sufficiently to discharge, the con-
tents lodging in Mr.. Heb ings left leg.
He was taken home, and, upon exanina-
ton by DIR. Hathaway, he found compound
commnuted fracture. On the following day,
Drs Hathaway and Mckinney, upon con-
suliatlon, mputated the leg above the knee.
The patient is now dong well. a bad bust
ness, this uniting on Sunday. As the Done
ga Judge said, on sentencing man TO be
hung, =. may it prove warning TO you
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5. uoBERr.
HOBERT &c BRO,
SyssCEa,V DENTIST,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Al, r Jnne at our office warranted to give entire sa'
,isrc,;on Choroform administered Tor the extraction
pnom, over j. W :liIls' Fancy Dry Goods Store ap1S