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MRS. STOVES CRITICS.

The New York correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes as follows:
Mrs. Stoves book on the Byron mud
die is to be out in few days She is not
so sure as she might be that it viii have
the desired effect upon the public, and il
s whispered that her mind has been in,
iured in consequence of the attacks made
upon her She wrote her article with d
wonderful lack of deliberatiOn, and had
no opportunity TO measure her strength 10
endure the inevitable storm of censure.
am told that constant fits of depression
have resulted in condition of brain which
is exceedingly dangerous.
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ROCHESTER,.


ROCHESTER, n Y, Nov. 3O.-1he Albany
and Susqpehanna Railroad case WAS further
postponed till tomorrow on the urgent ap
peal Of the counsel for Gould and Fisk
Judge Barnard telegraphed to Judge Smith
requesting postponement, stating that
David Dudley Field was engaged before
him in the Vanderbilt suit One suit or the
other must be postponed. The counsel fol-
all interests have proposed to the Erie
company an earnest, urgent and immediate
trial
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PORT JERNIS.
Hank BurgIarIzed.

PoRr JEEyIs. Nov. 3o-The Bank OF
P.it Jeryis was burglarized to-day, the
safe blown open and 100000 stolen. The
thieves escaped. John James was arrested
on suspicion.
LArEE Two more persons named Jos.
Addison, aged -, and Thos Scott, aged
Is. both Englshmen, have been arrested
on suspicion Of implication in the hank
,..1l.TEr
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BALTIMORE.


John Bell, an Englishman, who had been
formerly a correspondent of the New York
World was arrested yesterday charged with
blgarnv, and committed IN default OF 81,
DDD hail
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PARAGUAY.


LISBON, Nov 3O-The mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro has arrived. Reports
from Paraguaysn sources state that only
the vanguard of the allied army was moving
towards the new positions of Lahese.
The main army was prevented from
marching by the want of provisions The
scarcity was SO great that the men were
compelled to eat horse flesh.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Legislature Voting 10 Sustain
the Credit of the state.
NEw YORK, Nov. 3O-The following tel
egram was received from the Governor of
North Carolina
RALEIGH, n c. Nov 30, 1869 To
Henry Clews q Co.-The Senate of this
State has just voted by % to 8 to sustain
the State credit. The House of Represen-
tatives viii do the same. The debt will be
paid, and repudiators will he silenced The
State will not be entirely disgraced by the
crime of reputation. w. W. HOLDEN,
Governor of n. C.
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ARKANSAS.
Distressing Accident.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 3O.-Mrs. Rebeeca vii
son, aged twenty-five years, living near
Dewitt, Arkansas, accidentally shot herself
through the heart with her husbands pistol
ON the l4th inst
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Miss EMILY FAITHFUL comes forward
now to denOunee the use of the phrase
''woman's rights" -not because she does
not believe in them, but because ''the
name is a scarecroW likely to disgust good
natured but indolent men, and to alarm
well-intentioned but timid women, preju-
dicing them against many reforms in
which they would otherwise join. =
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LOUISVILLE
Memorial OF Liquor Dealers.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3O.-The wholesale
liquor dealers of this city will memorable
Congress in respect to the Internal Revenue
laws of July 20 1868, and the amendment
of April 10, 1863. They suggest that the
government assess the capacity of each
distillery that distillers pay tax every
fifteen days, and when spirits go on the
market, they shall not be subject to seizure
bV revenue OfficarS
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Nh aInre Checks.

We understand that it is the determine
ton of the present city officers to pay all
claims that may accrue against the city III
money, to the exclusion Of checks and
warrants The check business seems TO
have been brought to an end in Nashville.
II would have been we'll if a check had been
put upon it much sooner; it would have
prevented much financial embarrassment
to the CITY
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CHICAGO.
Boiler Explosion

CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-The head boiler o
the steam dye-works, located in the base
ment Of the Bay Steamhouse, Galena, ex
ploded to-day, MORALLY wounding Mr.
Stetter, proprietor, and severely injurinl
his wife The building is very much shat
tered
ParalYZed.
Congressman B. F. Hopkins is sinking
nth rnnrnlusio
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WINNIPEG.

A Provisional Government Organ
IZed.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Advices from Penn
bina say the insurgents organized pro
Visional government on the 10th inst
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MICHIGAN
Disastrous Fire.

JACKSON, Mich, Nov. 30.-There was a
disastrous fire here to night, which con
summed many buiness houses Loss esti-
mated at $50, 600.
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a NmmM SensnIiOn.

Rumors were rife tonight that George
f. Heinsohn, an Alderman lately engaged
in manufacturing tobacco had decamped
leaving cashed forged notes, and indeht
edness amounting from twenty to thirty
Thousand dollars
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4 advertisement of the Proposed Ches.
apeakc and Ohio Railroad.
BOSTON.
rheLnsI Of PenbodY

Boston, Nov. 30.-Tbe committee OF
the City government appointed TO make
suitable arrangements for the reception
of the remains Of George Peabody.
sale of Steamers.
The steamers Erie and Ontario was sold
to New Workers for $25G,2l7 for each,
the original cost of both was one million
and "A half dollars
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NEW AND SEAs0NABLE
Dry Goods
KIRkPATRICk'S
No. 58 College Street.
No. 58 College Street,

IN ADDITION To OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK
Il Of Dress Goods, which for variety and extent s
unsurpassed by any house in the country, we VIII
open, on MONDAY MORNING, October Is, 1863
100 square and long Brochs Shawls. Bought
cheap, and will be sold accordingly.
ESQ ladies' and childrens ClOaks and Sacks, In
endless variety, from s. to $3.50
200 pairs Bed Blankets, all sizes, and Of the best
makes and very cheap
100 Marseilles Quilts, all sizes and grades. few
extra fine and large. ..
100 pieces Flannes all colors and qualities cheaper
than ever before seen u.
900 yards extra heavy Poplin Apacas, In colors,
at 60 cents-worth 81. "a.
200 dozen assorted Hosiery, Of the best makes and
at low prices.
In future we intend to keep q stock Of goods, In
every department., unsurpassed by any house in
the trade, and will not be undersold by any one.
Call and get good Goods at low prices, at
r. II. KIRKPATRICK's.
ocl7 If splp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01

Playing the piano in Russia is regar-
ded as an essential part of education, and
almost every house possesses one. There
are so many at st. Petersburg that it has
been called st. PianOpolis. There are no
less than eight hundred male and three
thousand female teachers of the instru-
ment in the CITY.
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CHEYENNE.
Female Suffrage.

CaEYrNNE, Nov. 3O.-The Wyoming
Council to-day passed the female suffrage
bill almost unanimously. The bill comes
up in the House tonight.
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New establishment

Our old river friend, Billy Austin, has
opened a grocery store at 299 South Sum
mer street, opposite the Elm Street Church
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ANECDOTE.

The eminent names of Hillman, Swain,
Dues and Dodge, are like household words
tn North Carolina. One was at one time
Governor of the State, another Judge OF
the Supreme Court, and all of them were
distinguished men and lawyers.
In going the rounds of the circuit, on
one occasion, they all happened to meet
in little village in one of the back cOun
ties. Sitting in the court house one day,
and having nothing else to do at the time
Dodge wrote the epitaph of his compeers,
and left it lying on the desk of Judg,
Dues. The document was in the follow
ing words:
Here lies a Hlman and a Swain,
Whose lot let no man choose
Who lived in sin and died in pain,
And the devil got his Dues.
These gentlemen, who were the victim:
of DOdge's wit, determined to be revenge
as soon as an opportunity was offered
which was not long, for soon that gentle
man was engaged in an important case
and while making a brilliant speech, they
or one Of them, wrote the following in r.
taliatiOn
Here lies John Dodge who doIJeI all good
But could not dodge all evil;
For with all the dOdqiRg he could DO,
He could not dodge the devil
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 30.-The Mississippi
election returns are meagre. A Columbus
dispatch says the election passed off quietly,
the negroes voting heavily for Alcorn;
about 1000 votes were polled. At Morton
the negroes voted for Dent, and some at
Guntown and Verona. Out of 800 Dent
got 500. At Water Valley both the whites
and negroes voted. Dent gets APO, Alcoln
one vote. Tomorrow will probably in
crease Dents majority to 700. Nothing
further yet
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COMMITTED

Gov. Hoffman has committed the death
sentence Of David Burk, convicted OF
murder in Queens county to Imprisonment
for life
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Recous,rUc1,ou Election

MEMPHIS, Nov. 30.-The A0aIdHcheS
Holly Springs special says that about 500
votes were polled to-day. Nearly all the
blacks voted for Alcorn The whites will
vote tomorrow. No news from the coun-
try, except from Bethlemew, which gave
nearly all for Dent. Oxford reports state
that Dent is ahead. Coffeeville gives Dent
a majority of 300 All quiet
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ToJoseph Clark, Esq. The undersigned,
In view of your honesty and patriotism,
and having abundant confidence in your
ability, respectfully and earnestly request
that you become candidate to represent
DeKalb county in the Convention to be
convened in January next We pledge to
you our cordial support.
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ALBAN Y.
Forging Pension Papers.

ALBANY, Nov. 3O.-Jesse F. Reynolds, q
LAWYER and claim agent of Watertown,
Jefferson county, was arrested, charged
with forging pension papers, and held in
SO. 600 bail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-01

Social Dance.
A social dance will be given at White
man Hall, in Edgefeld, tonight.
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Mr.. Luttrell presented the report of the
trustees of the Deaf and Dumb School at
Knoxville. The reading Of the report was
dispensed with and 500 copies ordered
printed.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Nov. 30-The Senate met at
IL A. NJ, Speaker Thomas in the chair, and
a quorum present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

SlDEWALk NOTICE.-Ncce is hereby given
~ That the City Council Of the city OF Ottawa did at
meeting Of the City Council held Friday June 2th 1859
pass ordinance in the words figures following to wit
1T IS hereby ordered by He city council Of the city Of Otaca
That sidewalk be constructed the east side of Cata
rine street In front Of Lot In Block No Lots
- 10 and III, in Block No and Lots and g. In Block
No. accordance with the grade established for such side
walks and the ordinance OF said city respecting sidewalks
"And is hereby further ordered That the owners of the
lots or parts OF lots fronting upon said sidewalks require
to construct the sidewalks in front Of their respective lots or
parts OF lots within thirty days from aud after the 18th ay
OF july A. D. 1863; and that on failure Of all Of the
said lot owHers TO construct the within thirty DAYS from
and after the 10th day Of July 1869, the city council will
cause the same tn b. constructed and will levy special
assessment ON the real estate deemed benefited thereby 10
deray the expenses OF said improvements and the costs az
the proceedings therein" "
The the said lots parts lots nre REQUIRED 10
comply with said ordinance within the s speci fled In the
same ANA st owners OF said lots or parts shall fall to
comply with said ordnance, tho snid sidewalks will hc com
sructed 10y the city council and special will Le
levied To deity the expenses thereof according to law
r. N. WATERMAN
ottawa, July >, 1901 City Clerk.
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marrikn.

BY Rev. A. B. Moore, on Saturday. June 9sth ls69, Mr..
JAMES FOLLETr To- Miss JANE WALLER, beth Of La
Sale County.
On the 30tb ult by Arthur lockwood, ESQ., Mr. ROBERT
CAIRNS, Of the town Of waltham, to Miss ANNA WILL
LlAMS, late Of the city Of PHILADELPHIA.
At Earlvie, Ills, July 3d 1859. by II. A. Chase Esq,
Mr. GEORGE JOHNSTON to Miss BETSY OLSON, both Of
Ear, Ills
At I.rlvnle H.. July ssA, $780, BY H. A. Chase. ESQ.,
Nj. DAVID ". BIDwELL to Miss MATILDA NTH, 10th
Of Dekalb, Ills.
At Earville, Ils JAY 9TH 1863, BY H. A. Chase Esq
Mr.. BERGER U. BERGERS0N b Miss SUSAN JOHNSON,
both Of La Sale COUNT, Ills.
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C0E COUCH BAIsAM Is the cheapest and tho
best: It isa safe and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Croul, Whooping cough and all diseases
binary 400 size 90 long and favorably known
MAMMOTH FAMILY bottles ere now offered 70 the
public, giving much larger quantity Of Cough
Aedioire than has ever been ofEerod for 81. ~.
ve m june Ally
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FROM SERENA.

MEssRs. EDITORS A very pleasant entertain.
ment was given at the Methodist Church in this
place on Wednesday evening. of which word
or two may not be uninteresting. The church is
q neat structure, built in modern style, and Of
sufficient capacity to seat Ave or six hundred
The house was filed by highly respectable and
intelligent audience. The singers were about
fifty in number, under the direction OF Mr.. Lam
sing of Ottawa. Not blunder occurred. Every
piece was we'll sung At the close, Rev. MIR.
Halowell came forward and said few words
highly complimentary to the singers aud the
conductor, Mr.. L. He said the house we occu.
pied was erected for the worship of God, but
the doors would always be open for the advance
ment Of morality and noble principles. The i'm.
portant question was, did the singers merely
learn q few pieces for the occasion, or did they
possess knowledge Of music On that head Mr..
H. expressed the opinion that substantial pro.
gress had been made.
I may add, that I cannot recall an instance
where class in vocal music made such rapid
progress as the one in question under Mr.. Ian.
sings instructions, and if you are wise you will
induce him to establish class in Ottawa.
Seneca, July =. eaae h T..
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ENSTRAYEO.-Estrayed from the subscriber, living
~ In the township Of Ottawa La Sale county, Is In
years old, white strip ii the face one hind foot white the
other sorre colt year old white face They were last
seen at Curtis In the town OF Wallace June 28th going
north Any psrSoA returning laid colts 70 the subscror
giving Information that Will lead 10 their recovery, viii be
literally rewarded. t VIM CALVIN =
July 10th, 1s6o4w P.O., Ottawa. III. 4
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Half way up Lookout Mountain, the place
where memory is stirred by . thousand thrilling
armies met and fought hand to hand, where the
blood OF both friend and foe was mingled together
and ran down the nountain.side in rivulets, ia a
smooth.faced rock, upon which poor, wounded
soldier inscribed the following:
rs. T.-1S6O-X-Early in the battle was
wounded, and carried to this spot by two clever
'Yanks. They babe me farewell, and as they
supposed, to die, for was SO weak from loss Of
blood that could but family thank them. They
left in my canteen part bottle of PLANTATION
BrrTERs, to which owe my life, for it strength.
ened me, and kept life within me until help came
and my wound was dressed. God bless them for
their kindness, and for the Plantation Bitters
HENRY DAvAGEL,
Company B, 10th Go.
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NIishlcr's Herb Bittery.

This celebrated tonic and stimulant will re.
store the digestive organs to q perfectly healthy
state. 1t will thoroughly eradicate all morbifc
matter from the blood, cleanse the entire system,
and produce the most vigorous action of the diff
ferent organs Of the human body. It is the
great blood purifier and infallible remedy for
dyspepsia, cholera, cramps in the stomach, head.
ache result frsm a deranged stomach, and also
that harrassing disease sick headache, bilious.
ness, NC. The fact that in all parts Of the land
the medical faculty prescribe MIsHLER's HERB
BITTERs for their patients who are afflicted with
these diseases, should convince the most skepti.
cal that this proprietary compound is medicine
upon which they can rely as absolutely efficacous
in curing such diseases as we have enumerated
above. Sold by all druggists Price one dollar
per bottle
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Admission, 80 cts. Reserved Seats, 70 cts.
Doors open ut N o'clock; to commence ats.
~ Seats may be secured In advance Ut Osmsn Hare
mas bookstore, No. 10 La Salle vt.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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Aem advertisements.

SiDEWALk NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given.
- That the City Council Of the city Of Ottawa IA AZ
meeting Of the City Council held Friday June e5,h nsss
~ ,d s.. IN tn: words and figures following Wit:
That sidewalks be repaired hereinafter described z
n east side Of Lot Block and south aide Of Blocks
and ~, Walkers Addition to Ottawa also sdewalk IN
'front.' OF ots and l. in Block So States Addition Ottawa
In with the grade established for such sidewalks
ana the ordinance Of said city respecting sidewalks;
And hereby further ordered That the Of the
lots or parts OF lots fronting upon said sidewalks require
70 repair the sidewalks in front Of their respective lots
paris OF lots or blocks, within thirty days from and after the
lotn day OF July D. 1862 and that failure Of any CT al
e the SAID lot owners to repair the within thirty dayS
rom and after the 18th day Of July 1862 City Council
VIII cause the same TO be repaired and will levy special
on the real estate deemed benefited thereby 10
the expenses Of said Improvement and the costs of
the proceedings therein" $50 "
Inc owners Of the said lots parts of lots are
comply win said ordinance within the time specified in
% o anu sad owners Of said lots parts Of lots shaI
iah 70 comply with said ordinance, the said sidewalks viii
De repaired by tho City Council and special
law y N w ., A., wy W
N"",ou'1 . A'oS' City Clerk.
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A CURIOUS OFFER.-Dr. Sage has discovered
perfect specific for Cdtdrrh, "Cold in the Head"
Dizziness, Tainted Breath and Catarrhal Head.
ache The proprietor, DR.. r. N. Pierce, of But.
falo, n Y, offers $500 for oatarrh that he can.
not cure. 1t is the cheapest and best remedy for
that loxthsome disease ever offered to the public
Don't be put of BY your druggist with some
miserable substitute. II he has not yet got Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy for sale, let him order il,
or send sixty cents to the proprietor and it will
reach you by return mail.
For sale BY mort druggists everywhere.
A'-aNf ~ tte July 10-2w.
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EfOR SALE-Two Half Lots, near tho New Railroad
Il Depot. over the Sidecut T AvERV1
July 10-8w.
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6 Persons having estates for sale or desiring 10 pur
chase, will please leave their orders with
r. II. LOWE 90.
June 26. Clifton Hotel,
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Encouraged by solicitations of many gentlemen in Ottawa
and elsewhere, who feel having reliable Office
this city, and trusting the long experience Of Mr. Lowe
in connection with his father long successful and trust
worthy Real Estate Dealer In New York City the above
named firm tender their services to all desiring either sell
or purchase real estate in any part Of La Sale coanty with
the most perfect confidence that they render to all ap
plicants the nest entire satisfaction.
All letters promptly answered and instant attention given
to all orders.
Persons desiring to purchase lands in Iowa. Missouri and
Kansas will find it to their advantage confer with Mesr
Lowe Co., they have very desirable in those
States
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F o R S A L E :

FO r A L E:
Ri Acres of La nd-Located in Sank County, Iowa,
on very easy terms.
A Very Desirable Farm-Four miles from Ottawa
East This farm in good condition. and will be sold for
S63 per acre. The farm contains lOs
A Very Desirable Piece Of PrOperty-Located
on Mulberry street, northeast OF block A. Terms
easy.
4 House and Five LOts-Stuated in the City Of
Ottawa, corner Of jackson and Sycamore streets.
One Lot and Dwelling HOuse-Located on La
fayette street, Ne. 66.
One Lot and a Good Dwelling H0use-Loca.
ted on Laiay cite street, No. 62.
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