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STCAL,E OF ILLINOIS, La SAIL. Co.-e~
JohD y wms " ~ 70 % g.,r.nry Term. $50.
sssso Edred Campbell and Israel o. Hickey W. 0a
appearing from an ahdAvit ale in the ofncs a, 80
ciers OF sai court that said defendant William Oic
due Inquiry cannot be found and has gone -
Ss1 S IF to be made and said having sa
ther~c on the 18Th day Of June D. 1862 herein ann .,r
mSns having oeen issued thereon according to law;
N9tice therefore, Is hereby given said defendant
william that unless shall personally be and
sssf before said court at said term thereof to be
nr:t Monday OF January next. 1870 when and where
SAID summons ~ returhable and plead. answer demur
or except to said bill the will ne taken for con.
lessed against you and the matters and things therein
prayed for decreed accordingly. A. b. MOORE Clert
H. N. bofLk SohCitor. Oct2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-09

NCIiCiI.-EsTATE OF JONATHAN Mason, DRcEAsgp.
Notce hereby gwen that the Undersigned adminsra,
Or Oh he estate OF Jonathan Mason late the county OF IA
Ss ana state OF Illinois deceased win appear before
lo day. OF November 1863 at the Court House In Ottawa ia
said county, when and where all persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate notified to attend and tho
same In writing for adjustment. ~ ~ S
Dated this %9n day OF September A. D. 1850
sep2 Adn1nstratcc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-09

NCrICE.-EsTAT OF ALLEN FISHER DRcKA,rp-
Notice hereby given that the undersigned adminstra
1 OF the estate of Allen Fisher late the comfy OF Ia
cn% STAT az OF Illinois, deceased win County
Oh December 1859 at the Court House in Ottawa In said coIn
xneh ana where all persons having claims or demands
gsns, sa estate notified attend present the same
In writing for adjustment 1919 ' '""A0
Dated this I'd day of September A. n. 1863.
seps Sti,nnis,rsi;v
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
THE BL1lSDELLECREL CASE.

This case was resumed and Patrick Campbell
recalled by the defense for further crossexaminaton
when ho denied that he had ever, 20 his knowledge
threatened Baisdels trouble about his dstlcy
business II the latter did not pay him his wages John
Nunan carpenter, called by tho Government, testified
Was employed by Blasdell 10 work in the distlery
have seen Dezendorf open tho clstern room door by
drawing the staple that the paddock hung ne ala TINS
the presence OF Balsde 10 done ut night; hose
then taken INTO tho cstern room, ana
| saw the hose afterwards coming ont
from underneath the door; Eckel was also
present at the time the hose after coming out OF the
hole had cut myself some time previous by direction of
Blalsde and had by his direction fitted board into II
saw lie door of that room opened at night In pres
euce Of Baisdcl and Eckel II was opened with key
the hole in the floor have often seen that cistcrnroom
opened similarly at work I'm the distery on the
open about 10 o'clock at night, some two
weeks before tho fret seizure; Dczondorf was
present; in tho distilcry when u started after
beng seized the first time; about the 5th Of April 1863 az
night the csiern room was opened IN the presence OF AL
attached the hose and put through hole in the hoor
the cstern room open frequently afterward under
similar clrcumstanccs on one OeeAslon hunsslu'ny y
spirits of from the receiving c'tern INTO BAR
outside, about 100 feet from thg dst ley came 20 ny
gate where was, and said, HI, don't make 80 much
noise" on his crosseXaminatioD this witness testified
cept his witness fees. which Mr.. Bailey tod
called by the Government, testified; Was en-
ployed by Blaisdell to cart grain FOR the dis
lery saw the dstlllery opened often by Dezendorf
Blaisdcl. Eckc and others have them open the
cisern room door with key, put hose on tho faucet
and conduct the other end through the building into tho
yard Baisde occasion told me 10 keep alo0k ont
Tor persons peepng through the fence and especially FOR
olcers After tcsilfying TO seeing whisky run
of from the receiving cstcrn several occasions when
OF the defendants present, this witness
testified TO being present IN the dlstleIy at the
time Of the seizure the 81 0f November,
1851; that whisky was then being of, usual and
that he cut the hose through which the whisky was being
run of and that he saw Baisdcl afcrwaFd that ughi,
on Thrdaye and told HIM OF the seizure aud he said he
the dstillcry suffer
This witness crosseNamncd at great length, and
created much morrimcnt by the peculiar style In which
he answered the questions put 20 him. and quito
evident that the defense gained little by questioning him
Before his examination was finished an adjournment
was had 10 Monday morning NJ II Ocloek.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
MUSIC.
M,IE. PARRPA-RosA's CONCERT.


At Nine. Parepa-Rosa's Concert, last eve
ning steinway Hall crowded IN every part with that
sort Of good people whom her appearance always calls
forth. She was in charming voice and good humor as
usual and encored regularly. Mr.. Carl Rosa played
In his accustomed neat and artistic manner Mr. Brook
house Bowler sang popular very acceptaby
Sig Ferran renderedi Largo al Factoum" in capital
style and was recalled with storm Of applause, and
altogether the concert enjoyable as one could
wish.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The Brooklyn Choral Union brings out the
"Creation" ths evening" with Madame Parepa-Rosa in
the leading solo part
Both the opera bouffe companies give matt
nees to-day. LoH Crere is running smoothly at the
French Theater having been improved since the first
night and La Priehoe continues attraction at Fsks
Grand Opera House.
A vocal and instrumental concert in aid of
the St. Davids Benevolent Society announced to take
place at stenway Hall Tuesday evening. Two Welsh
singers, Mr.. Lwyvo Lewis and Mr. Ap. Madoc. new ar
rivals in this country among the artists whose names
appear in the programme
Theodore Thomas's Symphony Soiree ought
to attract good audience tonight, to steinway Hall
For tonorrows Sunday he offers by tho orches-
ira Beethovens overture to Egmont tho scherzo from
the Reformation Symphony" fantasia in Robert -
tho overture TO "Lurne" an air OF Bachs and pol
onaise from Ambrose Thomas Mignon." Herr Aves,
tenor singer will make his first appearance, and the
young pianist Mr. Dawson will play.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. DAWES (Rep., Mass.), from the Commit
tee on Elections reported in the Of the Representa-
tive from the With Congressional District Of Georgia. that
John H. Christie, having voluntarily given aid 20 the
Rebellion is not entitled TO seat Represen ,atve
that contestant John A. Wmpy is not entitled It,
because he did not receive majority Of tho votes cast
and that the Committee Elections be discharged from
the further consideration Of the question Of removing
political disabilities from John H. Christie and that 10 be
referred to the Committee Reconstruction. Laid on
the table, aud ordered printed
Mr. sTOVER (sep, No. indicated his dissent from the
report OF the Committee made yesterday In the
OF Anderson against switzer from the IXth District Of
Missouri.
: Mr. JOHNSON Dem, Cali. from the Post-Once Conn
uittee reported bill 10 allow credit 10 Luther Mcneil
late Postmaster at Lancaster Erie County ~ " for S5
IN money and postage stamps stolen from the posOce
by burglars Passed.
UNIVERSITY FOR THE BLIND
Mr. INGERSOLL lRep., Hll from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia reported bill 10 Incorporate the
University for the Blind IL the District Of Columbia with
. substitute therefor -
The substitute having been read at length, Mr.. WASH
BURHE, 0f H., demanded THO readne % tho original
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
ACCIDENT ON THE NEw,JERsEY RAILROAD.

a horrible accident occurred on the track of
the NewJersey Railroad, just above the Newarkave.
crossing shortly after1 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
From oil the facts that can DO gathered it
is difficult TO decide whether the disaster was Of In
tention accident the part of tho victim From the
evidence of those who witnessed the accident it
thahe man. who is unknown, was walking up the track
as the p. m train was coming up behind him. The man
was on the track opposite TO that on which the train
was and nobody supposed him TO be III danger but he
evidently became confused by tho noise OF the locomo
tive and suddenly sprnging to the other track, imme-
diatoy in front OF tho approaching cars, was knocked
down by the locomotive The entire train passed
his body cutting HIM in two at the waist and breaking
both his legs besides otherwise mutilang and anglng
his body. The remains were gathered together and
placed In Hopes stables by Coroner Warren, there to
await Identification In the pockets OF the deceased SIS
and some small articles were found, but nothing that
could lead 70 the discovery OF his name residence
jury was at once impanneed from among those who
cOngregated In the vicinity OF the accident and an
inquest was commenced at COrOIer Warrens office, but
no further particulars were ascertained.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
TIE CHEss TouRNAMEYT.

grand chess tournament, open 20 the
rHIeu pmyors Of the world, commenced last evening at
Leder's Cafe Europa, Nos. 10 and Division.
81. Tho chess room contains ABOUT twenty
tables all OF which IN use The room
IL under tho charge Of Capt Mckenzie, tho
well known chess champion, and tho tournament
Is managed by committee selected by tho payers who
control the arrangement and act arbiofS al con-
tested questions. Twentysix names, nearly all well
known to tho chess fraternity, already
entered as contestants, and as tho rules Of
the trial require each champion 10 play two
games with every other player, 1t Will be seen
that the programme Is an extensive one Among the
prominent present last evening Capt
ze, Mr. J. Delmar Or. Barnet, Mr. L. r. Dcl, Mr. j. Lis.
neT. Mr.. A spnlcr, Mr.. T. Shacfcr, Dr. l.. Schwezcr,
and Others james Masou, A. Douglass, II. Bauecte,
6 III siggley bPdl o,ssr Aqmes, are on tho list. six
prizes dfe Ohefed 70 the sHeeesIul cOmpeutQrs,
and the contest will b6 sharp one
The trial win coutute every afternoon and evening Until
the result Is determined. and the are open an
lovers Of tho game il viii undoubtedly be the center of
attraction 10 the dcvOtocs OF chess FOR the next week
Last night large number Of spectators present al
though 10 understood that the opening games would
probably be Of less interest than subsequent when
the players become more evenly matched.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAINS SPEECH AT TIE
C0npEN INgIIIIfTE LAST NIIIT


Mr.. G. F. Train PROPOSES to speal; whole
week at Cooper Institute. Tickets sold Tor lfty
cents cqcp paEy Tor the benfnt Of the Fenan Brother
hood and partly to deray the late election expenses Of
tho speaker The first meeting, held last night
aid not present by any means haterng prospect.
for there not iO persons in the hall The eject
apparent, even upon this most hopeful gentleman
when lie made hs appearance the stage. How
ever, as he advanced In his speech his enthu.
siasm warmed up and he became quite interesting
AS Mr.. Train stepped forward lao greeted with
loudly echODg applause He said he received the COM
pment not for himself but for Ireland. lie TrOessed
he was disappointed at the thnncss OF the attend
ance, but was rather surprised 70 SEQ so many
present. lie gong TO talk FOR whole
week. lApplause He was going to remove that great
stone from the Green Isle and tho bugs and lizards
would have 70 betaBe themselves 10 their holes. o
going 20 deal hard blows. and lie did not whom he
hit Mr. Tram accordingly proceeded to hit right and
left In his tragical cOmical, and poetic historical
style, THE TRIBUNE receiving largely dsprOpOrllOnato
share OF his attention. and cruel knocks. The leo
turer made use Of epigrams IN calculating his political
theories and blackboard In demonstrating his financial
propositions. The performance was concluded at an
early hour.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
THE ALLEGED ROBBERY AT EARLEs HOTEL.

Mr.. Andrew Reid merchant of Urbana,
Ohio who alleged on Thursday morning that hO had been
robbed Of 5000 while in his at Earos Hotel at the
corner OF Center and Canalsts yesterday subscribed tho
following affidavit. AS the fully reported in
yesterdays TRIBUNE 1t is deemed unnecessary 70 recnpi
tulate ts points but 1t may be remarked that Mr. Re1s
is still generally considered something Of mystery
state city dnf County Of NDc York Anirev
Reid OF UTbns Ohio bng duy saith that be arrived 10 this
the Central Railroad ~ HewJey Mouday evening about
m and that the only baggage brought BY this dep0lent small
sakol containing clothing and 5000 Ia bank L. E. notsa
that said note, tied mp in brown paper and the bottom VI
the sAtche that this depODeu vent directly hom Lhtrst by
Fouhaye Ess HOTEL this deponeat festc l be ani
handed h she 10 the clerk In charge o. such articles nnf received
ticket Therefore about 10 o'clock dponent took his ehc and
shown bis before retiring deponen examined bic pieh sn
the bundle m thercu that this fepone shu The door sud
very uuwen eoud standior scarcely ore that coed boy
to the whom be sent for the clerk told tho clerk was
sick aud desired physicsu then told him bad package Of
hel which desired bin to take charge o lie
med the and sad there package 10 IT. tod lin was there
When retired; he d SICK sud be wouin tepd r Ths
iciani the physician asked how had been taken sck
answered nothing about IT. be examined wnt out oi the
returning discovered bottle aud said harr choo
form bottles said. Nos bad 90 boiei be orGtd mtan plaster
and said be would send medicine Mr. Earl and s 90 the
about o'clock Mr. Earl asked had the oit ci1io said
had not he said Of his had empty bottle H DE wash
denied ~ before Mr Earl bis Itsr the ,etA 70
send dispatch 10 OHIO for heTntr and send 20 The Lsig q;
fee for ny bTotherinaw desired M Earl 10 send M Robert rncr
No 40 West I~ennbt Mr Tuner came re1r 10 ~ e led
10 dress and Nh tie porter assisted carnage; tbs dspo-
nent is said package Of money bis saLe bis retiring
ASDAEW RAID.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne January 49, 1900
Tngo. MAL4ISE Notary ialAc
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
CONVENTION OF RAILROAD r1cKEr-AoENrs.

A Convention of Railroad Ticket-Agents was
held In Philadelphia on Thursday at which life insu-
rance company similar 10 that already formed lby rail-
road conductors organized The following board Of
ecers was elected: j. A COnOver, N. j. C. r. r.. PresI-
GENT r. H. Mann, N. y c. II. b. Vice-President; j.. e..
SrOsson " j. r. r. General Secretary; and Henry Glow
lr General Treasurer The Convention was adjourned
U meet at Iayors Hotel, Jersey City, Fob. II, az %
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
THE LATE DARWIN A. FINNEY. NJ. G

The committees appointed to accompany the
remains OF tho Hon; Darwin A. Finney frOm tins city TO
fhadelpha arrived here last evening. The committees
CONSIST OF the Following gentlemen Senate Committee OF
PenDsy yama-Iho Hon. NJ. G. Lowry, Chairman; Gen.
Haney White tho Hon. j. 9. Brown, Gen. VIM McCand.
less ana Mr. Randall. Committee Of Congress nj the
Astor lonseIhe Hon. 2. Newton Pettis Chairman tho
Hon. Geo. w. woodward, Pennsylvania the Hon A. j.
Glosbrenner, Pennsylyana the Hon. g. j. Randall,
PeDnsylYanlpi the Hon. Geo. Y, Lawrence, Pennsyya.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

Last evening Mr. Frcdcrlcl, Douglass de-
hycred lecture ON william the Silent" 90 the Academy
OF Music Brooklyn, before very large audience. Tie
lecturer gave an interesting sketch Of the voyage Of tho
Pilgrim Fathers tho precautions they had 10 endure Tho
wars OF the Notlerlands, aud tho history of the Wlr of
Independence He concluded by paylug ~ hl A tTDuto
10 tho memory Of Abraham Lincoln.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

Maine the Hon. A. 4. Upham, and the Assistant Ser
geantat Arms OF the House OF Representatives The re-
mains will bo taken from Trinity Church at o'clock THIS
morning,
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

THE LARGEST WORKSHOP OF THE BODY is
the Liver withdraw the bile from the bOOt when
th. important organ the shu yellow appearance
generally sick headache sets in, with chilly sensations, and cold
hands and accompanied With loss appetite The becomes
eogs machinery does we'll and both mind and body
isoeed the afflicted becoming s fning fault with every
taz around To any this condition Dr. JAYSBs
PLs reeommended by their stimulating action the Liver
healthy sBd enabled perform It's proper
tons Cosvspe cured anil all the aSgava1S symptoms Of Bilious
ness removed. Sold Everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER

TlIB WEATHER
EBw.YoRK Hour The. Bar Wind Honrl Bar WIND -,
Jan. l3-f 36o 299SW. jan 10 Esea 81 81 ", ", - W
u 3so 2g86SW. 80 298O W. SW'
80 2qe4sW. III ~ IsbL W. =.
IN IA An.rpoop-Oeres,t raining TO 240 EyenngOyer.
,.t 10 variable 10 2 light from sl3 to 1898 slest
At soI Rain depth to-day, lilo Of an inch
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

LATEST SHIP NEWS
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Steamship MARI Saudor Moore wilmington. " C naval stores
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Henrietta, New Haven. NJ Mapes, virginia
SaiDe Burton, NorSalk. Amra EAiaoelhpofti
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Ship S. Luce r San Francisco snchord At Quaanunel baIk
Southern Belle, Monteydeo.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Va, Jan. l5Plscd for Baltimore bsrki
Delaware Agues, from Rio Jaaero Arrived, brig
Magagu aiayic, from Havana for Baltimore
s,ysSSAH 5Carei bark Jarlne for LVerpoo ehrs Ma
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CuARLEr0y Jan Ayed schrs A. g. Ireland from New YORK
C. Raymond, BostOni steamship Charleston New'iOrs Sailed
steamship Magnolia, New.lorki ship oNego. Liverpool
Boros Jas. l5-Aryed steamship Nereus NewfoTki bsAs
Iagle from Ro.aoo; Witch Palermo.
GEouCErRR Mass jan laAed, bark Prince WAieman, nom
Singapore for Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
U,vAyl jan steamship Teuona sailed to-day for south
steamship Missouri arrived here today from New'lok
Of the ll inst during fog tho Missouri ran ao The
hr the James River Tor Boston, With aeago OF
oysters sunk heG Franklin Baker seaman on the Dyer was
drowned
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

MAsoY's BLACKING IS USED BY ALL WHO
susE JAS. s. MASON Co., Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
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important Medical Science for
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New-York tribune., 1869-01-16


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"''OA' DIFFICULTIES DISEASED EYES
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To heSy es thai a. q. aPn. - M
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Mas O. BRowsDsr MADAM have found dI ;osi Dss 2
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pray peace prosperity with you throah life aud ssr
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stored the s.h Of my eye which bad been blind for ~ ysaa Ny
Mrs g. BROWN will give counsel free and patients on
treatment daily her rooms No. 81 BOND St. from g. I'D
Courses Of treatment, s5to $50
themselves under the special treatment Of MIRA NJ O. BROWN
CAL DISCOVERY do at ~ package packages
Mrs NJ O. BR6WSs scAiP RESoyIToR /. uneqaAsd o.
POOR RICHARDS EYEWAfER, bsss world Sold BY drus
gsts at Is cents
HOLDING POCKET LANTERNS. Very
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the space CIGAR cass sHd are oEfn.d 5 ssd closed - T
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JULIUS IVES Co., No 40 Malisnl,ne NJ.
IVES PATENT LAMPS,
and dealers IN Kerosene Goods generally.
HORT0N's CONDENSED MILK is pure and
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Preserved milk for shipping always hand Depot No I9 Husos
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New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
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