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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-05-23
NEAT DOUBLE COTTAGE UN FkERE
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MARK AND LETITIA
Dowlng-Second District Court for the parish
of OrIesns-No. % $50.

DY @. e. GIBARDEY d CO., AUO.
- CONGRATULATIONS j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofice
No. II Exchange Piaoe-SATURDAY, June 8,
1863, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants aud
kuctoneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and OustOmhOuse streets, by virtue of order
Of the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleanp, dated
twenty seventh April 1863, will be sold at public
auction, in the above entitled matter the following
described property, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND, in the Fourth District of
this city, in the square bounded by Philip, First
Jacob or Freret, aud Soils Locust streets desg.
mated as lot No ls and measuring 80 feet front on
Jacob or Freret street, by depth between parable
lines Of 30 feet. The improvements comprise a new
double onestory frame cottage, with kitchen. els
tern, etc.
Terms-Half cash, ba'an ct one years credit. fol
note secured by mortgage on the property, bearing
eight per cent per annum interest," from the day o.
sale until final payment, Mortgage to contain this
five per cent attorneys fee clause in of suit C
enforce payment of the credit portion. Improve
ments TO bs kept insured and policy transferred,
Act OF sale and United states revenue stamps, a
the expense of tine purchaser, before NJ. GernOu,
tary public. my2 Is % 29 je5
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By E. F. Meun1er.

VALUABLE ONE-sToRY BRICK BUILDING
Ursulnes street, between Dauphine and
Burgundy streets.
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VALUABLE THREE,sTORY BRICK STORE
NO. laI LEvEE STREET toR PUBLIC ROAD
BETWEEN ST. FERDINAND AID MONTE.
GUT STREETS.

Succession of Jean Darras-NO 90, 875
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FOURTH DISTRICT AND JEFFERSON CITY
PROPERTY.
IMPROVED AND VACANT
SUCCESSION OF JOHN FREsCH.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. g. 4sl.
FOURTH DISTRICT AND JEFFERSON CITY

PY @. r. GIRARDEY d CO., AUG
ID tioneers-N,cholas Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofice
No. II Exchange Piace-SATURDAY, June 49,
public anction, at tie Merchants and 'O'G Au c.
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by, virtue and in pursuance
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans rendered May 4, and signed May s, 1853
Court, the following property belonging TO the
cession of the ate John Freseh, deceased, to wit:
!. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the
Fourth District of this city, in the square bounded
by Magazine, Constance Pleasant, and Harmony
Streets designa ed 10y the lots Nos. and
ing each "a feet inches front Harmony street by
100 feet between parallel lines Improvements com
prise a double tenement one story frame dwelling
slate roof containing rooms, Csterns kitchen etc
:. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the same
District, in tse square bounded by Magazine, Con.
stance F1Rhth and Ninth Streets designated by the
No, u, measuring 81 feet inches front on Ninth
street by l25 feet IN depth between parallel lines
Improvements comprise a onestory double tene
ment dwelling slated root known as Nos. l27 and
l29 Ninth street. with kitchen. cistern, etc.
3. A CERTAIN LOT Oh GROUND situated in
Jefferson City, designated by the No. q, in square
bounded by Live Oak Magazine, Delacbaisse and
Louisiana avenue The lot measures q feet front on
Live Oak, by l2I feet inches deep between
parable lines. Improvements comprise frame cot.
tage, having front ADD rear galleries, slated roof
two rooms, cabinet, kitchen, cistern. etc,
Terms-tot the properly in the city of New Or.
leans, cash in United States Treasury notes; for
the Jefferson City property one-hat cash, balance
a. twelve month credit Tor notes specially secured
by mortgage on TIE property bearing egnt per cent
per annum interest from date until maturity, bear
ing eight per cent per annum interest from date OF
sale until hnal payment: the improvements to be
the mortgage to contain the tive per cent attorney
fee clause, binding the purchaser to pay in event
that the notes given in part payment should have
10 be sued upon to enforce payment
Acts of sale, together with United States internal
revenue stamps attached at the expense OF the pur.
chaser, before A. Hero, notary public.
Elylb p p leh y l9
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DYB.I MONTGOMERY-R. ~ MONT
ID gomsry, Auetioneer.-Will be sold On IyEs
DAY May q. 1853. 81 h&lfpAst ten O'Clock, 81 r
Liners 6tahe, 0Fsyier street. ..,,,
Fins SADDLE AND HARNESS HOhSES, N
Tin fiss PLANTATION AND CITY MULES.
-ALEo-
Elegant Top and open BUGGIEs. HARNESS,
Il Tsrms-oass All in United states Treasury notes.
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RESIDENCE CORNER OF WASHINGTON
AND GAYoso STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH BRUDER, JOHN
RUMELE AND RosINA sCHUERRING.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, 32,sl7.
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VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN
THIRD DISTRICT.

SUCCESSION OF MRS EMMA ELIZABEI
Sell. DECEASED WIFE OF MARK d.
DART.
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SUCCESSION OF JEAN RIcALTE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No ST. 45.

DY II. f. MEUNEER, AUCTlONEER--
ID Office No SO Oustomhouse street, between Ex-
change alley and OharUrss streets-On TUESDAY,
June 1859, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the ST. Charles
Auction Exchange Rotunda Of the st, Charles
Hotel, st. Charles street, between Common
and Gravier streets, will be sold by virtue of an
order from the Hon. Leuls Duvigusaud, Judge Of
the Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
dated April a. 1863 for account Of the above
SION the following property, viz
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, in the Second
District of this city. in the square bounded by Ursi
lines, st. Philip, Dauphine and Burgundy streets.
Said lot measures, French measure thirty feet front
Ursullnes street by sixty feet in DEPTH between
parallel lines, as per plan drawn by A. Castaing,
architect, on the twenty ninth of June, 1854 de-
posted in the office of Theodore Guyo notary
publ c, per plan No, 267, with all the buildings
and improve ments thereon, consisting OF very hne
ons.story brick building.
Terms and conditions-One.half cash in United
States Treasury notes and the remainder at credit
Of and years, in notes of the purchaser pay
able to his order and by him Endorsed, secured
by mortgage the said property, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date until
paid; the purchaser to assume the payment of the
taxes Of the current year 1859 lawyers fees at five
per cent the amount sued for. in Of judicial
proceedings to enforce the payment of the notes 70
be by him furnished the building to be injured for
the full amount of the notes due thereon, and the
policy transferred
Act OF sale before f. Bouny notary public, at the
expense of the purchaser, including United State
stamps required by law. Ap29 leow5w
VACANT lot OF GROUND ON CLAIBORNE
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By II. w. Palfrey.

SUCCESSION OF R. B. sUMNER-No. s2,lsi
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VACANT LOT OF GROUND ON CLAIBORNE
STREET, IN THE THIRD DISTRICT OF
THIS CITY.
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SUCCESSION OF A N. FELTUs, DECREASED.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1900.
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BY B. j. Montgomery.
HoRsEs ANp MILLS

HORSES AND MULES
GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND
HARNESS HORSES.
WORK MULES. BUGGIEs. HARNESS. ETo.,
AT AUCTION.
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By Charles E. Fortier.
IN THE PARISH OF POM
COUPEE AT AUCTION

SUCCESSION OF JULIEN BRINGIER rn
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Nash & Hodgson.
POSITIVE SALE
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A FOUNDRY.
STEAM ENGINE, TURNING LATHE, DRILL
PRESSES. FOUNDRY AND BLACK
SMITHS TOOLS,
WITHOUT RESERVE, AT AUCTION,
On account of departure.
THE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASE.
PY NASH a. HODGsON, W. l. HoDGsoN
y q" SIfT5ss sH
A. M, Cd the premises, No. l3 St. Ferdinand street,
between Leyee and Chartres Streets in the Third
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above pre-
Drli Presses fonn SSSa and fBScksmitbs Ioos
Shears, Punches, Vices and Bench Tools. Bar, Scrap
aud Cast lren also, large lot of Patterns and sun
Terms-Casn on the spot in United States Treasury
The Foundry and buildings are either for sale G.
lease my28td
TWO BUTCHER STANDS IN DRYADER
MARKET.
SUCCESSION OF BALTHAzER MAYER, DE-
CEASED.
Second District Court-No. 32s77
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, FURNITURE, HoRsH
AND CART, ETC.
DY NASH a. HOpGsOR-w. I. HODG.
- son, Auotioneer-Ofice No Ito Gravier street -
On MONDAY, May 81, 1859, at eleven O. clock. A. M
on the premises, on AnnuncatiOn street, between
Harmony and Pleasant streets, by virtue and in pur
suance of an order OF the Hon. Louis DuvignsRud
Judge Of the Second District Court parish oil
Orleans, dated April 90 1863 Court docket No
525I7, for account of the above named succession
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above resi-.
dence, consisting of Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs Bed
ding and Household Furniture and effects.
ALSO
TWO STALLS in the Dryades Market, Nos 81 and
q, one Horse and Butcher Cart, Sausage Machine
etc.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
myl5H2930
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. Girardey & Co.

NEAT COTTAGE ON mELpoMENE, BETWEEN
MAGNOLIA AND LOCUST STREETS
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide j. Spear.

ESPLANADE STREET AND DIM,
sTRRET IMPROVED REAL EsfAffiI
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Second District Court Of New orlesn,-N,

SUCCESSION OF ELISE BIENvENIT. p,
OOlS MELICUURT BIENVhNU ET' AZ
WIDOW CYRIL BIEHYENU, TUTRiS
AL, FOR A PARTITION.
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By s. Guinault.

SUCCESSION OF MARcELN ELES-So.
s2.2s0
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By D. E. Morphy.
REAL ESTATE IN THE THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM RANDOLPH.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 GEO.
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NASH Y.

Mr.. Nasty Drenma-The Democracy
Adopt the Suggestion of their Lead
Ing Papers and Attempt to Bury Dead
IssueA-What was Lett Of the Organ.
izatiOn after the Completion of the
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

IMPROVED PROPERTY
CORNER MAGAZINE AND ERATO STREETS.
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1886.
DY j H. WALTON a. DEsLONBB
ID j. b. Walton Auetionesr--Ofi No. 6 CARR
delet slreet.-SArURDAY, Mag 90 1883 az tgas
O'Clock n, at the st. Charles Auction Ezehahai
by virtue and in pursuance Of order !
the Hon. Louis DuviRneaud, Judge of the SEW
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated ~
ruary g. 1863 docket no. 20 1856, will be sold io =
count Of the above named succession, the toAos4
fen shares in the CAPITAL STOCK Of the SoaS
ern Dry Dock Company.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
nnyl4 IS p q
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FROM SERENA.

F.V. r. R.-Serena has just passed through
week of wordy furore over the question Of
voting stock to the Fox r. V. R. R. The por.
ton of the town that voted is that which lies
east of Big Indian and Little Indian creeks, en-
bracing about one.half the town. The result Of
the vote is, that on condition certain amount
the road is built In the town 81, 1000 to $3.50
will be subscribed. There were SO votes for to
IS against this proposition. The subscription ID
to be made when the committee arc satisfied the
town is to have certain number Of miles Of the
road.
MARRIED.-Mrs. Rapp, widow Of the late
Anton Rapp, NJ. d. was married week ago ia
a gentleman recently from France. He is I'm.
derstood to be her fifth husband.
CRors-The last few days have been excellent
for corn, yet the corn prospect in this part Of
the county is not encouraging. Many farmers
are still planting, some second time The early
part of the spring was all that could be wished
for for small grain, but the coil and wet Of the
last week or two are without pr, cedent In many
years.
LEAvINa.-Many Of the old settlers Of thil
town are moving away, their places being taken
by foreign immigrants. In one school district
there remain but three families owning land that
are not foreigners by birth.
DIED.-One of our most esteemed citizens
James Thompson, gone to his reward. He
leaves large circle Of friends to mourn his loss
His remains were followed 10 the grave BY thu
largest funeral procession ever witnessed in the
town. He was buried at Harding.
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FROM WORTHWHILE.

Worthwhile is prosperous. John Culmer has
completed his large brick store and 10 doing 9
good business. John 8. Tyrrell 10 doing fine
business in manufacturing wagons, corn plows,
&c., and is agent for various kinds Of agricultural
implements. -Oorn plows, reapsrs, mowers, DO.
Farmers will find 1t worth while 70 give him .
call.
HEALTH.-The health around here Il generally
good, except with few quite old persons, one .
soldier Of the war Of 1919. Dr.. O. A. David, .
graduate Of Rush Medical College, Chicago, has
opened Al oiacs here, and he's thus iar bsea qulte
successful t.. lise. "a, "A
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Real Estate TRANSFER.

Real Estate Transfers. i.
Following is list Of warrantee deeds for
property within the county VI La Sale, fled for
record from June to June 10, inclusive:
Emil Haas to Thos Jordan, Its aud Philips sab
OF Its and 81 %. Mendsta, 81
Vim Van vliet 20 same-same.
lip. sub Of IL 1s4S 81 MsuSo.s' '"' 'A''' 500
Sarah W Thornton to Thos K Jordan-same, 100
Thus K Jordan 10 Vim Van vliet-sams, 500
Thomas Hoady TO Peter Kanuteso,, acres In ~ ne
Jos Shepard to Thos Haskins Il bl o. La salle $50
jas Convey to Patr MeMahon, 1t II Conveys subd of 1t
saIsh Lambert !. Nath Rsrisy. Its II l21s 14n1sh
Adcniram smith to D Thompson 4. in NV cor ca ''
D Thompson to Moses Ray, SOFA in VIZ 1881. 1000
Bscl.tsns g VIM Moore, 1t 10 ii 10. MENDOZA, rs
Dunn TO wooley, 5a in sv IS 3, 100
Vermiil'on Coal Co to Jonathan Smith, 1t : bl q,
Jon Smith TO Isaac Ames-sams, so
lssac Amss to W Clark--same 1913 500
Holmes TO Chas MDdge, NV he 90 33f 1000
Rasmussen to Canute johnson, pit ne 81 IS 5, 100
Young Lewis to W Lewis, und ASA in wa sw L..
De fr IL and ne fr IS Ss5, 900
Lewis Smith Ed neage, 10 n Ii and II lob
Z, Richey's Add to Marseiliss. t44 $40
L = Notion to Bowers, eIz Sc 81 $751; 500
Geo Hartman to Godfrey Zahn ls.90s in o1z n1S me
WV Calkins to = Hit. fr w II $685. W of bis 81
and 80, Old Town Of Ottawa, 1900
10 Ottawa, 81
vermillion Coal Co Josiah ONe, part Of block 10,
Streator, 100
Jshn Carr to Lewis Carr S0a and sOa sw 49, 3A3
Jos 0Nel to II Fsrr, WI 1t 10 bl TO- Streator, 500
Boyd Lowe to Henry Newton lot bl g. Rusts Add
to Mendsta, Is
David Trip to Sarah Trip, 1t bl eS Mendoza, 600
Sarah Trip to Y Bowen-same, 6VO
Vernllion Coal Co to d W Fuller tsI5 and ls bl Is,
Strsator, 900
SANG to Il Baldwin, Its and 10 bl H. Streator, 200
| lars Tykner TO Simon Sampson e]I ne 24S4 2l60
Glenn Koch to Isaac Degau, Its and IL bl 2s Green's
| Add to Ottawa, 200
| WV olnstead to Campbell, eL lot IS block 8,
Strsator. 1000
yermliion Coal Co 70 Corn Herrn, lots and 7,bl8,
Streator, $50
Ahern 70 john Rogan, IL bl 8, Streator, IT'S
vermllion Coal Gu to- Campbell b 81 streator 20C
Smith to Angelne Campbell, 10 bl streator 400
Stellar Gum to Sam Bruce. Its 1876 II Is l4l5 bi
l. Gum Harrngtons Add to Marsees 1000
W ogden to Sarah Belrose, fraction Of NV fri
| los!A 7ss4s
James Convey to Paul Boschock, lot 90, subayPn lot
! ssleasl, 500
| Marsh TO Gleason, II 5bl l. North Utica 365
jas Convey to Bull, 1t u, Conveys subd n lot 3,
| 1881, AIS
- Alexander Lawrence Regain, Its bl ST. La salle 400
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Net1 advertisements.

hENTAt N0T1CEs-Notic b hereby ssvsn that
~ Drc Hobert CLARK are our only Licensees Or the
Toe OF Rubber ~ base for artificial Debur il OTTAWA
us All persons are hereby cautioned against svshasine
naooer Dental Plate. Of parties NOT licensed e this
= p - cping they render thsmsslvsssquaaly liza
&c ~ Sro.sssu3 ior nitnssmsnt reward wa ~ nsd
ueeNe unlawfalNsssf sur Patent = = 'rTS n
1ostous Nay 2osh, 1852. JOSIAH pAoON.
Nsasursr Goodyear Dental vuicanits O.,
yM AAfn, osaT Agent. Grand Rapid, Nich, jusS. q
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Public Schools.
Following $ an abstract of the Superintend.
ent's report for the school month ending June 4,
1869:
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Dig1.

On the let nst at his resdsnsc Ia the town Of South o.
swa, WILLIAM Il. BROWN, aged forty-nine years and
three months.
Mr. Brown was ono Of tho old ssstlsp Of this county
we'll a. ono Of our staunchest and most successful rmc
He leaves family and largo circle Of reativ and friends
70 mourn bis lon,
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PREACHSa.-Rey.. Xr. Ralph, universalist
minister, Of Earivills, viii preach At the school
house in this place morning and evening. spa-
day, June Goth. -
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sssssasssssFs
NOW IS TIE TINE

To paper your houses, and OS-
MAN & HAPEMAN'S is the
place to buy your paper, as they
have the Largest and Best Selected
Stock Of Wall Paper in Ottawa
Don't fail to give them cain be-
fore buying.
AAAAAhhkAAhiA
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A celebrated New York barber said, not long
sinoe that nine-tenths Of his customers prefer.
red to have their hair dSesssed with "Barretts
Hair Restorative" to any other substance, as il
keeps the scalp ~ cool and free from dandruff.-
Troy Daily Wing.
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MAGNOLIA WATRR.-Supsrior to the best i'm
ported German Colonge, and sold at half the
price.
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CROQUETl
We have Coed Assortment Of Brsdley's Patent Coquet
OSMAN & HAPENAN,
No. IS La Sale st.
NEW DAnBRR SHOP.

NEW BARBER SHOP. e.N
Tho undssignsd has opened New Barber Shop at 14e
MAN ~, whses he will be prepared to do sny work IN
his llne, 10 the bsst aud most approved style.
tsteusr sessation given % the dysns and coloriass
Plsass give hin cali 9tn tt
0ttswA Nay esM HENRY pUBNIR
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A Card.
HIN Ases Srsvste would beg leave 10 inform Der
sas patrons that shs not soas 70 Lake sspso Newport
nor 0hsss' 70 psaA he ssnnss; bst bssvias oswa v
b. god watering place. viii remain here and nay b.
sound q her rooms. abovs T. 4. Sherwood CoS Dsnk,
vAsis ~ YIN b. ~ y rsesivs he ssAsass sad svsths
lssoas b Veal asd lnslsunsuAul NHnlG Slog NFfS
Jsas u. looe-x KATE 4 DlIWsrn.
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The portion Of the works Of the Illinois Coal
Company at La Sale known as the Rockwell
shaft, was damaged BY FIRE last week to the ex.
tent Of destroying the omce. tool house, 30. Loss
about $4,000. ,g
An Irish laborer named Frank Smith, at IAcon,
on the LIST inst, deliberately walked into the
river and drowned himself. He left wife and
six children. i1it ,.-ii5.-H t,&
Shocks, Of the Ell Paso Journal, announces that
he is about TO establish . republican paper at La
Sale, and run out the Hess Thiisort of "run.
ming out" business hardly ever pays, as Shocks
will doubtless find, though he may have Hough
TO back him. astoeiss tasb-a .r
The Jonesboro Gazette Of the 5th says: IF the
weather is favorable, wheat will be cut in this
county in two weeks. Uncle George Hunsaker,
who has lived upon his farm six miles south of
toHn sixty years, says that the prospect for an
abundant crop was never better than At present"
The smallest baby in Hartford is three months
old and weighs two pounds. Who can beat that !?
The Ccmanche Indian, in his savagery, Is not
without spice Of humor. The party that re-
Gently committed such wholesale murder in west.
ern Kansas, wore genuine Quaker broadbrimmed
hats in anticipation, probably, Of the arrival Of
Grants quaker peace commissioners
Amos H. Chase, highly respectable farmer
living near the town Of De Kslb, was shot on
the I'd inst. BY man named Sylv. P. Taylor,
living on the adjoining farm. The murder seems
to have been withou. reasonable provoca.ion,
and Taylor will probably have to stretch hemp.
A stuffed cat or hawk placed upon . cherry
tree will, 1t is said, brighten away the birds
which destroy the fruit.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company lately reduced the PASSENGER tariff
one-half cent per mile and established uniform
ratea for way freights This is IN example
worthy Of imitation BY other roads.
Last week Ave Of Ne Methodist churches Of
Chicago voted on the question Of lay delegation,
with the result Of 376 for 70 20 against.
There are 1899 convioss in the Illinois State
Penitensiary, a. Joliet, to-day. The number ha.
recently been - high - ! 0N
Steele, Of the Wilniagton bsdependesA ha.
had an advantageous offer to take partner in
business, but had to decline ON account Of the
proposed partners name, which was Doolittle
''Stesl Il Do little" or do little and StssL- a
the firm name, hs thinks would ruin any con.
! Germ.
| The farmers in Central Illinois surrender oil
| hope Of corn crop this season. The heavy raint
on Wednesday insured the second rotting Of tn,
seed, aud it is useless to plant sgsin.
During great storm at Taylorsville, Ill, OF
the Goth ul.., millions Of Ash fell to the ground
filing all the puddles ground about" They
were specieiunknowni in that region, from foo
TO foot and half in length, resembling the eel
An Euglishman, heavy holder of U. s. bonds
has returned TO the U. s. treasury the exces!
over 3 per cent. of the interest received ON hi
bonds, and asks the treasurer to issue to him I
per cent. in lieu Of his present 8 per cent bonds
Il
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Marrie0,

June 9Th by the Rev. D. j. Holiness at the residence
the brides mother Ma HoRATIo c. WHITE, Of Chicago
to Miss SUSANNA HICkLING, of Ottawa.
June Sth at the Clifton HOTEL by the Rev. %. j. Holmes
M: JAMES e. MANSON, of ST. Joseph Michigan, to Miss
CAThARINE FERGUSON, OF Seneca, hi.