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COURSE OF STUDIES.
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Modern Eioention, MetapSysc. 1 E.hcys
CnSsmastryi lgebsa higher Geometry. Plane, Solid
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H. ERNEST TURPIN, WHOLESALE MANUFAC
CO., tnrer OF Stick Candy. Fancy Candies, Chocolate
F Fasss Ge% Dreps and Syrup steam porter Of
Leaves, DaIPhins. Decorated Toys Cosaaues. Fancy
Fapers for Cake Stands Bouquets Cartonnaees ~
nucOptas, etc. ETC. wv
No 80. OLD LEvEE STREET No q,
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CONNECTION ERIES.

A CARD "' 49, ta.
have opened branch Of my SODA WATER,
MEAD, and PASTRY BUSINESS, at
s7--------.- CANAL STREET. OF
Between Chartres street and Exchange Place
The price Of my Soda Water and Mead viii be Ten
Cents GLASS; largo glssses my old stand 50
St SsaarIoo stroot. s..i.s.5 4.
sell NO alcoholic beverage under the name or Rolf
gnac syrdp,>er any other disguise -.l Is. IL
myl7 ct HUGH MoCLOsKEY.
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fn MtafnuasesS,y Of Aseleskey & MeKennA respect
opened the establishment formeriy known as Lnnszs
saloon NO ICY Cana! street Dauphn for the
fectionery. ~ o"1
HIS patrons will find the Soda Water and Mead to be
KNOW and all other articles of the best quality
myz4 I'm B. McKENNA
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~ =: M II Is COLL GE-DlRECTED THE
Christian BrOthers-COrncr OF and Voucher
streets, New Orleans. La - ~ A
rms lnstitaton incorporated by of the Legis.
atnre Of the 1855 and empowered to grant Dfno
mas confer Degrees aud bestOw NIL literary honora
advantages for the physical moral intellectual
Ventilated . situated in quiet and healthy part the
cy us is marked by the high degree
OF public confidence il has already gained and
eminent 10 mild mi and parental yet firm in enforcing
received from another College without INTERCHANGEABLE
and will be retained whose manners
and morals not satisfactory Pupils of all denomi.
nations admitted, and their religious Opinions are
unrestricted. TERMS: ~f
to be made quarterly in advance follows:
The first on the first Monday in September; the second
OF November 18th; the third February list; and the
fourth, April 18th ' " '
Tuition-ColeS and Commercial Courses)-
per quarter OF u months Observation-Disclosures 90
Inition-second and First Preparatory Classes per
., InArter o. ~ months Is %
Tation-Third Preparatory Glass per quarter Of
Tnton-Fourth Preparatory Class, per quarter Of ~
n months Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
AAaAi noaroefs-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n 90
Music--Pano, per quarter. Observation-Disclosures 90
. sh, lstrlngs furnished per quarter Ii 90
Flute, or any other Wind Instrument nor
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-03-07

SIDEWALk NOIlCE.-No,ice is hereby given,
- that the City Council Of the city Of ottawa did, reg
usr meeting Of the City Council he4 Tuesday, March J.
1868 rdnance the and figures following
tewt: ut is hereby ordered by the City Council Of tho
city OF Ottawa that sidewalk he constructed the
side OF LA Sale street, in front of lots number four az in
b.ck number twentyone en- original town Of Ottawa in
accordance with the grade heretofore established for such
"And is hereby further ordered that owners Of said
lot fronting upon said sidewalk be required TO the
sidewalk IN front OF said LOT within thirty days from and after
the l4h day OF March, 1868 and that failure OF
or all OF the said lot owners 10 construct the within
thirty days from and after the 18th day Of March, 1865 the
City Council will the be constructed and will
levy sl ASSESSMENT the real deemed benefit.
ted thereby Ia dcay the expenses of said Improvement and
the costs of the proceedings therein
The owners OF the said lot required to comply nth
aid ordinance within the time specs in the same,
said owners VI said lot shall fail 10 comply with said ordinance
the said sidewalk will be constructed by the City Council
and special assessment will be levied efray the expenses
thereof according 10 law K. y. WATERMAN,
Ottawa, March, Ith 1865. City Clerk
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THURSDAY. March j.

y.
Scaate-The day was spent in organizing the
high court OF Impeachment Chief Justice
Chase was indicted to the chair. and then the
members were sworn in as jurors. Their the
name OF Wade of Ohio. was called, objection was
made to his sitting as a member of the court, as
he was interested in the result OF the trial Whs
debate lasted until the senate adjourned, without
coming TO a decision.
Uou@-So much interest was felt in the pro-
ceedings going on in the senate, that there was
very thin attendance in the house, and the pro-
eeedings were unimportant. The election case
of Mr.. Butler. of Tennessee, was considered again
in the house, to-day, and recommitted to the
election committee.
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Current News.

The Legislative Annunciator," machine
which takes the yeas and nays of vote, and
prints fifty copies in ten seconds is being exhb-
tied by the inventor, in New York
The American Wood Paper Company, at Ma
nayank, Penn, have the largest works in the
world for producing paper from wood pulp
Logs Of wood, principally poplar, ore cut into
chips by revolving steel knives, which can cut
40 cords every twenty.four hours. These chips
are then boiled in alkalies and reduced to pulp.
By peculiar process Of evaporation, eighty per
cent. of the soda used is saved, and 10000 pounds
OF printing paper are made daily.
The Richmond Examiner reports great desti-
tuition among southern clergymen. No class in
the south were more bitter during the rebellion.
Rad. Ex) Exactly true, also, Of most of the
clergymen at the north.
The Will county Democratic Convention, on
Wednesday, passed resolutions in favor of Hon
Sidney Breesc for the next Presidency.
Geo. Francis Train was arrested in Dublin the
other day, while on his way to the hall to de.
liver lscture-for debt What a fall was
there
Commodore Mutt went skating at Leaven-
worth, and one Of tho papers Of the town re-.
marks that he "podipulated his little drumsticks
with astonishing celebrity"
Two young ladies, in Springfield, Mass, who
wanted to do the leap year business up brown,
escorted two young men to the skating park the
other day, hired skates, put them on the young
mems feet, and fnally-stole the skates!
The public debt statement for February shows
reduction in the public debt Of shout 100000
during the month. ana
A company to build Gotten factory has beon
organized at Sandwich, De Kalb county, ILL.,, with
a capital of 100000 all subscribed.
At the charter election in Joliet on Tuesday,
the democrats elected their Mayor by 3ss major
ity, and all the councilmen but one. A year ago
the city was partially carried by the Repub-
leans.
General Grants father is to write sketches of
the Generals boyhood for the New York Ledger.
Unless he is more truthful than his son, the
sketches will not be worth much.
The Metropolitan Hotel. the largest hotel in
Peoria, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning
last. The property was valued at $4,000, of
which bnt 1000 is covered by insurance. Tho
building was owned by Isaac Underhill, Esq.
LAlSAtLE COUNTY BIBLE SoCiETy.-Annual
meeting at Plymouth church at o'clock this
T. NJ. Anniversary meeting at tho same place
tomorrow Sunday evening, when addresses
may be expected from the general agent and
other eminent friends OF the cause.
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NOrICE.-EsrNrE or SAMUEL j. Do.NE. DECEASED
~ Notice is hereby given that tho unJerse ned, Ainis
tratrx Of tho estate OF Samuel Doane late of thCospty
81 La sale aud State of lnos eceas ed will app cor beto
the County Com Of said County the third Monday (heisg
tue 18th dayof May 1865, at the Court House In Ottawa In
said county, when aud where all persons having claims or
demands against said estate notified and present
the same IN writing for nd jusment.
Dated This 4th day Of March, A. p. 1855
ELIZABETH A. p0ANE,
Mar.i-6y. Adtoinistratrix.
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MarrirD,

At TIE Residence of T. s Hollowe E.l in the town OF
Rutland tn. eth Feb, by ". L. Dinavan ESQ., Mr.
| Pat'ick iinr-r 10 Miss Martha Holowell.
feo 2th 1865 by Rev. c. Zooh the reslsn,e Of III.
briue ater IN Deer Park, La Sale Co., Dir. o. W. Pound
| stone 10 Mis- Helen Baldwin.
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lion.
The house refused to suspend the rules to allow
the democratic protest against impeachment to
be filed, and closed the day by passing the postal
appropriation bill. The bill appropriates ST.
100000 for the excess of expenditures over re-
ceipts in the postofice department for the last
fiscal year.
WEDNESDAY, March 4,
iendte-The formal prsseAtatio of the articles
of impeachment against the President took place
to-day in the Senate in presence of galleries fill
ed to suffocation. The scene, although attempt.
ed TO be surrounded by good deal Of dramatic
tinsel by susceptible Washington correspondents,
seems to have been commonplace enough. At
about o'clock, the house managers entered in
pairs and were announced by the sergant-at.arms
as "The managers of the impeachment on the
part OF the house of representatives" The chair
recognized thoIn, and the managers took seats in
front OF the Secretary's desk. The sergant-at-
arms then made proclamation, that the manag-
ers OF the impeachment were ready to exhibit ar.
ticles against Andrew johnson at the bar of the
Senate. Mr.. Bingham then arose. and exhibited
formidable roll Of foolscap, which he proceed
ed to read, and 1t is noted that he read it well.
though it elected special interest as all pres
ent had read it the day before in the newspapers
lhe PRESIDENT OF the senate, when Bingham got
Through, graciously informed HIM and hi, con-
'''iS' th"' tH' bcudt WphIu take uut nDtlc0 OF
the impeachment, and inform the house when it
was ready to proceed with the trial. Then the
manager, retired-then the galleries were emp
tied-and then Mr. Henderson, who had the
floor on the funding bill, proceeded to deliver
long dry speech 10 few listeners, at the close OF
which the senate adjourned.
A letter from Chief Justice Chase to the sem
ate, IN the midst of the above proceedings, adj
wishing that body that the articles OF impeachment
could not be received until the high court
OF impeachment was duly organized was treat
ed with silent contempt.
House-The House at once proceeded to take
up the additional articles OF impeachment that
had been offered yesterday by Mr. Jencke,.
The article charges the President with unlaw-
full intent and design to assume control of the
army without being bound by laws establishing
rules Tor its government. Mr.. Senckes after
making speech in favor of the article, moved
the previous question, which the house refused
to second, and the subject was referred to the
impeachment managers. The House then took
recess TO proceed with the managers TO the sen
ate TO witness the presentation of the articles.
On returning 10 the hall, the house took up
and spent the balance OF the day on the election
case OF Mr. Butler, of Tennessee, without com
ing to decision.
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Congressional Synopsis.
Emmy Feb o. 1863.

FRIDAY, Feb. %, 1868.
Senste-Mr. McCreery, the Senator elect from
Kentucky in place of Senator Guthrie. who re-
signed, was sworn into office and took his seat.
Senator Howard, from the special committee Of
seven appointed TO take action on the impeach-
ment, reported series of rules for the govern.
ment Of the senate. while sitting as high court
of impeachment They are the same as prevail.
ed in the Humphrey trial, with the changes
made necessary by the presiding of the chief
justice, instead of an officer of the senate.
4 bill was passed requiring public notice to be
given, through the newspapers, of all applica-
tions for extensions of patents.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to incorporate
the National Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Animals.
The bill directing certain moneys accruing
from he sale of captured and abandoned proper
ty to De paid into the treasury was passed, after
some discussion. 1t appears from the debate
that there is fund of about S24 0O0, 900 now in
the hands of the treasurer of the United States
from this source. The object of the bill is to
transfer 1T to the treasurer, whence it can only
be pah out on the decision of the court of claims
Instead of, at present, on the order of the secre-
tary Of the treasury. 1t charged that the
secretary had alredy reimbursed rebels To the
amount of Sl,0O0,O0O, and the object of the bill
was IL prevent him continuing to do so.
The bill of the house to prevent the president
from ieverting TO his rank and commission any
officer dismissed by court martial, without send
ing the name 10 the senate for confirmation, was
taken up and discussed but no action was taken.
The principal case to be covered by it is that of
Fitz J)hn Porter.
U6,ce-The house spent most of the day on
the civil appropriation bill, and confined its
amendments TO appropriations for this city and
the territories.
AIr. Paine presented the petition of Chas. II.
Deerhnger and others, OF Milwaukee, for an
amendment to the constitution abolishing the
office OF president OF the United States.
Mr.. Schenck in reporting bill for the re-
lief oi certain exporters Of distilled spirits took
occasion to give the house AZ idea Of the amount
of lab,r before the ways and means committee,
and minated that they were about 10 report a
new nx bill, in which the five per cent. on all
manufactures would be omitted. and the whole
list OF taxable articles would be reduced to half
a dozm, and these purely articles Of luxury,
like jevelry, tobacco, whisky, &c.
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4 UCTgON SAEE.fhe subscriber will sell at pub.
"A lie auction at the late residence Of Mhnel Kieisa
DECEASED IN the town OF Rutland miles noseas of Otta
W. ON the old Chicago road, Thursday the 10th Of Mac
lSOs the following described property, to.w rs head 81
cattle consisting of+year old steers year oil steers and
heers, and 20 fine mich Ii horses 2splendd mules
q Merino Sheep % pigs combined reaper and mower one
Howes standard Scales, spngsot hay rake, wagon
TWO horse buggy set Of bob seghs, set OF double harness
saddle breaking pows stub,e plows cultivator one
fan, old reaper double shovel plow harrow cooking
stove, saws CHAINS shevels and other ARTICLES numerous,
to mention,
TERMS.-:Al sums under IS cash down; for sums over
that amount credit OF nine months will be given ON notes
with approved security without interest II paid WHOM due
not paid when DUE interest at the rat. of 10 per cent per
annum will be charged from day OF sale
...N ELLEN klLLELEA,
wv. ADMINISTRATIVE.
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SATURDAY. Feb. 30.

SATURDAY, req. ~.
.SfHCt.-The Senate. at an early hour, took up
the rules 10 govern that body during the i'm
psachmsnt trial, reported by. the committee yes
terday. and spent the day discussing them,
without coming 10 vote.
HgVS--Af,er the morning hour, Mr. Boutwell,
from tle committee on impeachment, reported
the articles agreed on in committee. They are
ten in number, but like common Indictment.
are Substantially all alike, except the last and
refer {. the violation of the tenure of office law
in the removal, by the President OF the Secretary
OF Wa. The last article is based on certain
evideue before the Impeachment. committee OF
Gen. Emery, on which it is attempted 10 base
the charge that the President had sought 70 dis
suade Cen. +. from obeying law of Congress.
on the ground that il was unconstitutional. The
publication OF the evidence shows the charge TO
be grosndless, and it will probably be dropped.
An angry debate followed the reading of the
report, IN which the first two participants
Mr. Burr dem and Ingersoll rep of this
State Mr.. b. commented severely Oh Governor
Oglesbfs flaming giant" despatch. declaring he
must have been drunk when he sent it while
Ingersdl defended Gov. .. They got SO hot
over it that Burr called Ingersoll 'falsifer."
The DEBATE lasted until o'clock T. NJ, when,
without reaching vote. the House adjourned,
agreeing 20 resume the debate at 10 o'clock on
Mondaf morning.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The subscri.
Der offers Tor SALE favorable terms, his residence
situated east OF FOX River in tho most desirable of the
city, The premises large AMI filed with choice fruit treo,
and shrnhcry, and III up with all the modern
FOR particulars apply at the cico Of Strawn Powell to
Mar I-iws. WARREN MOORE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

LOCAL IsssSsIBILITY 70 PAIs.-The
fumes Of c%hloroform, ether and nitrous
oxide narcotize the brain, and ONE
times produce dangerous and even fatal
results. What does modern surgery do
to avoid such misfortune Simply this:
IA mau With d wen on his arm, or nm sx-
quisilely painful " felon /" on his finger,
can now look down quietly upon the
knife as IL enters his own body, and
smile ut o most remarkable coinci-
dence, and one peculiarly agreeable to
himself, namely, he does not feel the
slightest degree Of pain. This condi-
ton of things is effected BY the abb
sence Of heat; otherwise, cold. II is
well known to everybody that If a part
be frozen, or benumbed with cold, its
s~eusibility for the time being Is lost.
Without the least trouble, in any tenn
perature, and at any time of day, the
surgeon has It in his power, by means
of q small instrument he can carry In
his pocket, Of producing cold several
degrees below zero. It 10 to Mr.. Rich
iardson of London that the world is
indebted for the Introduction Of this
method Of causing local insensibility by
means of ether. DR.. Horny ]. Bigelow
Of Boston has discovered that o similar
result may be attained by q substance.
called rhigolene, which Is avery vola-
tile product of petroleum, and which,
with a boiling point of 70 degrees, will,
VIXEN atomized CONCEAL the skin and
textures beneath in from Eve to ten Sec
onds; IS degrees below zero being easily
produced In a few minutes. With such
an apparatus land a great droreit has
created In. the medical worldly, q man
may study anatomy OF his own person,
and disssct himself With comparatively
triHing Inconvenience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14
A WopderfaI Fyi.I MaehIne,

W. S.sHutchings, of st. Louis, tho
inventor, has laid his plans before the
best eronauts in America, and all pro-
uounce it the only success ever made In
arinl nsvigation-in navigating the air
and turning In any direction, at any
hight, at the pleasure Of the nayiga-
tor. . This wonderful invention Of nav
igating tho air, has been the study OF
the pnst century, and has at last been
successful. The model has already
been built, is twenty-cight inches in
hight, and works with the utmost ease
and upon mechanical and philosophical
principles.
In constructing this machine, the
laws Of gravitation have been we'll
studied. The largo machine now in
course OF construction measures TWEEN
weight feet in hight with an expansion
Of: twenty-five feet, full weight Of the
entire machine 2s5 pounds, when ready
for aerial navigation, capable Of carry
ing with ease, in the air, 100 pounds.
The principle is entirely new, and the
inventor claims the compression OF hot
and cold air in RAINING a caloric engine
which is attached to the back.
The body is inclosed i q complete SET
Of mail armor mado OF Tulcanized inaia
rubber and brass, with glass in front,
which protects the body and face from
the wind. Attscned 70 me sngiae, nnu
connected oy means ! tuoe passs
over tho shoulder, y iSrgo eyI. uHn
containing tho compressor M, "nion
is worked with eacn hahd. ny 'h,s
means tho navigator can go up OF ao"n
with ease, and regulates tae eng'Ie ~
his own leisure. A.'AsnsS 70 Gu a"1
head ana cyiinuer a.e Gou ond'
wings, some ious I.asa ,hha.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-14

A ROYAL PRocLAMArIoS.-Nerton ],
Emperor of the United States and Pro-
tector Of Mexico, has issued a Proclama-
ton, authorizing the Governor Of Texas
or any other officer, to arrest Bsnito
Juarez, the fugitiyeP President Of Mexico,
send him to San francisco for trial and
remit the $1,000, 900 which he abstract
ed and carried Oh, to him theisaid'Nor-
ton. The decree has been published In
the Oakland Transcript, from which we
infer that his Highness has selected that
paper for his organ. By the way,
Juarez must be a man Of tremendous
physical powers, to "ay away with
the.amount represented, as he would
doubtless take nothing but specie. II
in gold there, would be about 50 tops,
in silver $50 tons, and il equal amounts
of each, about 29s tonsl "a