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cIdber Xop.-Ocrunatiicft

Salem, Dtaf., 6. Bebr. Jonathan 20.
8laiieo aus Bottom itiir5te auf benz Srottoire
toot Hieoer.
%. Sinclair aus 2pnn paro aeTiern i'm
9abubofs oabier iiberfabren uno 8~etoOtet.
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SurufSiebuna.

Shouts, 8. Geor. Ser Wi6ourier
Senat bsi4loB einltImmig Die 3uriidjlebuns
aaer StaatsobiiaatIOuen aus Der sJlatlonal
benf Of Commerce" in TepsDorf uno Ye,aG;
luna aIer NberiHlinen Gpupnns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-10
TlItcusuntcrriht.

Scuie troHne i'd, aIs prottiid unb ~tbeorriiid, acbiloe.
Ter WiuIiier eiuen Glrins fir .,slbts" Ino bite oicieni.
gen Gltern. ipelde mir ihre ainoer ,um unterridlte ans
%osrtrausn poDeu, ailti9it nit mir Riid Iprade III balteft.
@udl a, be Id ,pld,en Sdiilern Tlntcrritt. ipelde idpu
FOR itritte i'm Stuoium fir fSlbte eriuudJt battn.
yteine yDobnnne TT yir. s. Morn. 6reosridlroBe.
1881 6, ytubuieu
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Narncrfaui.

gBlr babfr einen %al ueran'oIttt auf ben % Eebr .
unb tp,r ~ ben p brno biz Bar haben nil, m6ae bel
Gapt. Sobann Hau IN Rr. 30. euip fraae, nabe
benz Sslair; Rarfte, beute abtno mn \ 8 nbr
natfrasen.
1851 1. eieut. ap. Ras. Worattr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-10
Selesrapbil9e 9epei9en.
(Beri&tsi fir ben D9eutiden GORE ipOnbsntsn~. J
WiBbanSIuna.

y EN- WOrt, .. 6eDr. = 9eute betlas
ten lib adt Wtatrolen Dor Geri9t iiber idredz
libe WiiB5anolung, Die lie pom 9apitan uno
eritsn uno 3peiten Sieuermanne oes Sonnta9
bler angetommencn S9iifes p9teptun," 3ur
8lnf SaQ Ginie 9eb6rig. gu erouloeu gcbabt.
8tgen Captain Yclboog Duroen ldon 0fters
Rla9en erboben cine iiber psiblite YaIiagie.
re-, ole er ourp GIniperrung in elmer @atte
auf benz Oede tb0tete.
g8Gbreno Der Geiie le9te er ben Matroien
). YraDD in Glen, Der oann einl6lief nun
i9lus er ibn nit einem Sbier5iemer munter
uno lpannte i'm in ben ip8euaunten ppolni.
iben Bod" Gr itab i'm nit elmer Desen,
lplBe in ben &iten uno i6lus i'm nit Der
&lin8e ms 8eit9t.
HlbarO Bomb CAB baiielbe an er lei in
Gol9e Der WtiBbanolung nod biz lett labm.
gSiliam Garter uno Samuel QSbliep be-
idulei9ten aud ben Speiten Steuermann Der
enp6renoitcn 8%rauiamteit.
rem, "a Sabre alt. Ser GapitGn >tno Steu.
ermon mibbanoelten mid bauiis ipGbreno Der
Geile."
Nbm. Giles SD bin in Bottom qeboren.
Der 6apit6n bat mid tp6breno Der Seereiie
iebr bdufig maltruitirt. Gin 0tal, als i'd auf
Dem Walt mar, feuerte er Orei Sduie auf mid
ab. Die &u9eln IauIten an meinem Gopte
porbei. SD mpBte mid auf Den &Opi ittaen,
uno itunoenlans in oieier unnatiirIi9en Stel.
lung ausbarren."
Cornelius 8ineti sd bin in apon, Grant:
reid, sebpren. q Sabre oft, puroe ebsnio
mlBbanoelt ME Die anoeren Watroien."
Artbur Ganorp SD bin in Sdotttanb
9ebpren unO 26 Sabre 5ur See geiueien. Der
6apitdn bat mid tpGbreno Der Seereiie oft &c.
prliselt uno mir4 3abne aus Dem Munoe 8e.
i4lagcn."
SIe Matroien ~bebaupten. lie bitten DEM
GapitGn uno Steuermann feline uriabe 3u Ell
ner 10 unmenihlihen 8ebanolun9 se9eben.
Teben Der Griminaltlase miro nod cine 9ipil.
tlase auf S4aoeneriaB 8e9er Die Oifi3iere oes
&hiifas pinnalnitnt mprnen
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Warnlan0s oauprrctn Dir. 4,

edmm,iiAe Rttel;sasr obiesn gsr,ins FIN, hermit er.
{utf. Der beute Nbeno 8 ulr I'm Usr,amm ungbiofaie
taitHnoenbsn Deriammlrna o.t.uwopHfu Hid ge es,
ipdtx ~ertorpsrn bic Gtssnwatt sinss jeotn pt,tsiitses.
(25) feprl 81 uue,S Ctr.
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Wcue MM3stgen.
yiircau Der Gummihare fir bic Gffcnt=
li6en Shnlcn,

Saltim ore. BIN l. Sebridr.
3urb Bei6luB Der SHutsSpmmil6re. nfn 4. Sanuar
aneenomn1sn, tperoen aiuoer. Wsbs baB Mloba6et rod
al@' eslerhl, " y S@aSt ssnanni. n pm ofei III
Der zines jsbsu Sabrss oufSsno amen.
90 I'll Z & z OF II MD Is nraIcS EnIs
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sln& M1hanh. MN

Ntbaup, 8. Gebr. = Der StraBen.Gom
taiTjdr, Der Gontroleur. Der S9sriff pon Rem
Mort, Better Speenep n Oberit Wurpbp ba.
ben in gebeimer 9sratbuns Oabier iib iiber ei=
men Yoriblas, bic Spe3iat. aiiieu in Nep.
Wprt a%b3uIharien, q%eeiniat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-10
Mm, rifazB auncrciu yir. D..

Sem aesbrten YubIitum our Tadridt. oa6 eiryer
@erein it inter elmer usrdrperten Contribution IN einen
mmsrforttabrenpet uno sugleib In einen 4eib. uno
Sparperein umseitaliet bat. Seitrntsluitiae ibnnrn iit
ieoen 9ienftag Nbeno obue Wadiablung au'dlissen.
Dsreinsloial bel Sru. sBilbelm Sdbtubaas. Or.
1870. 6rautlinfr.
e. tirger. prdf
-. joli, Sbabm;
(3l-6) Tr. Sdutrefetb, Setrttir.
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@ie iast bic Gcrnunft?
What does Reason say y

~ h-N REN@
has iIsins -WonsuoIs" ntn1ui. rptuH es ron elmer 9tfs
ioiHtn VharJr, t6t Onoou uuo id'ist nd eaonrt ssaru
has Sit. IS tbut Dtts ure JrHtnIt Der Dtsnih mug
fH BET Der Q3ahi Der Wittll rcoourtt r I itt G.tGnbbtit
uno istn Gsbtr 9rsen u~ngsiunos Ginilife ttibt nut Die
Ssrnur It uno auf itins grtebturs pttlt fen, gDas idst
nun bic Ueruir I tbsr bisitn b6tIt ~rpibttsen Bsarrilro}
Scot fe uus uiht, oaB hi Rr0ft' 8ine uuO R.lnisars
per Draane oas belle Wittrl II, um oifie qsqtr itrts IN,
hdtbare Sitt iu itibtrL, oas GraNIbc ten erIeugt2 Ss'
mtB tpnt lie oas. Die r1dhe SFrnge III ole tptlhe Hiht,
ttnuI III bel Der gDabl elmer SalsmeoBin maBeettnh z
Sis Nernuhfi etfptbelt oarauf LAB br bic 9iIabring
CUR Rtttlhuur otenen. Gut oenn !-1te gtfdbrung bon
ohtItbn 3abrsn, iuiarnmeHaefaBt in eintr ururtrrbtp,
hensl Bethe ulrtehenttellenoer 3euantfie. belreiI't, Dab
poffetter's Wtdgsn : Bitiertr irGfiigtrhr. rtaul's
rsnof lHo anttlePttlde Si8enldafirn in finrm graoe be.
fIt. lptt he in 1leih h1rn1Dntihtn groportionen tstn met
tee OOrbanoenes Yr6pdrat In fb o~cTfinigt. SlsIer Bit.
ttre 1T be hcr b1s &egenmittel. auf ntlncs bic Ytrnunft
uns Gnlprii't, tpcrn unItre BeiTnbbet t%ntlDrbet Oon Ilas
larien, bic lptoeniihe aruntheit erJeugtn, oDer uou II,
Rsno nslhen anbsrn aruntbeitsutlatr n bebrobt pirb.
rem 4tpobnbtttsn, unlsrer Sel6aitiSuus ootr unlerer
Berutsart ndtlun.
9as Silt ines tootbrtresnoeu gltptiIs 1T fduiH 0urd.
ortn9tno Ieiner uno seiGbriher. ais b%usIertse, has itG
in ~ofrptlitter 4utt ODER unrcinrm QBdner ftnbrt. Nm ben
Jhbtrn Ju eniItbci ilno fb ateen b lio'e ScibDFrben.
9t9en Storunaen or tJuntttonrn Der SinqIpsihe uno an
bers bic Seiuunhet' grtdbroenoen 9u.fiins ~ idab?r. III
90 ablpllt n)tblutnb q 0Gt ule HuslnCieuu9sur8aR tu
10 Ju taesn Il ttnrr Ioluit II y .rfGNurS b, fl ben, Die
S.detbttt Der SelInobtIt bdnat BON bem SrGos bFs Wi,
oerttannes ab. lusidfn bic SOnrltutlOn ben Jtrt6Ienoen
Ginflu1len, DIE selpaltlam OUT ie rnpjrten, III leinen
pttmaB oas 6arunL oas oas grnannie ps9eobt.tidC
Siariln9sinttiel @ner5te petleibt uno Die lD,hitahen
t}unittOnet oes aoTptrs maBuou t~egulirt, 1T Der SrUnD,
ipeBbalb ounelbe dis unlGakbate 9rQOs niiu. Arjentt Cni'
ltoplen nno 9~aranttrt werotH tam. (S2 7t-tw.)
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MnfaruaR1!

Da b,r .Srbannes'B duperein Ier. IL init $l25
Der Nntheil In itdps 5abren uusgtldufn 1T, 10 baben bic
Y~tttslsber bei6loren, etren rtuel 9ersiI Ju beg, iinber.
uno % uerptt oabcr Vile. bic eintrt suien Nssrtin bei,Gs
trsen min lder, eineelaben, beuts, ben 10 5tbrnar
absnos nm halb 8 ubr. bel Sob. Sauerni.inc, Wr.
pa, Siic.@ olftraAe, ~ erldsiusn.
IxI-al 9nh Msftrcr iirnh EsIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-10
Ser Stcubrn . Uauncrriu Wr,

Der ammsIf fd ,ptsbsr 6reitaa. otn II. Stbr abennB
Y j ubr, bet Qeu. Siirtb IN Der. IA, Wotb . Sons
hrats. uno ,peroti bann noGmais bius ote 9inf hreib..
u lorr troobsn. aDtr ,b au,d,sBtn MIL, pnp frsunp.
Itp sinsslapeu. SIN Auftrase:
1851 Is 5rxb. Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-10
strinhauer sMrhrtts. nnn 0i~iiisnerfin.

Die Wtitsltebtr obis.n s,treius iporsu elmer epfsiaI.
Nsriam ulnre Grsitas, ben Ii. dsbraar, Nbsn0s n 8
Ubr. btilp1bntn.
1861 3bpmdA Gopie, Sefr.
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OcianObcit! 0cIunObeit
Milcr'S
%pDsprp(if
uno
GcbrrzS uuigaratDr
IN etns Hdpre Our Er


1T cine fdere BUR fdr
SpspepFr,
ecberleiben,
Stppfweb.
@elbiudJt, VetbGrturg hes StubIaara,s uuo an. lin,
Der Giereu. "'
8ule ,sebraud,s.G n,pei tuna ouf ieesr Ftafds,
PFsls 81 pro Jidl@s. OO.r 50 i&r leds 5lal6rn.
OaptS = WftIcr, o~lIeiniBe Gieentbiimer,
Baltimore, Ro.
4S gu baben in alien aprtbrfen. t5sbr 5.IRt
SeutIde 0cirliG)nIt Inn Marhlnuh.
6olgsnbe 2erren limb fir oas Jotr 1870 ~ D onteu
Der 9elellHatt in ~8tb0riger NDeiie rrlpablt luorpeu:
praItbeut:
VI. Sd,untadbcr, Hr. 9. eiosGbarItsHr.
Siee,VrGltbsuttn:
Sart N. 3enp. Nr. is Sauuocritr.
Suhus Srlb', 9tr. GO. YranbLir.
NStibeim Rum zen. sir. 10 Gightfr.
p, uon &apff, Wr. 20. germanrr.
Borteber:
GarI 6aspart. vi. al, Note.S3apTr.
sftibeim SnSpart. Gde Der 8icbltftr Ii. 20. .Woe
Sisre Denien. Mr.. 81. Glib @lpnr.
Esi6. baNdnfdmp. Nr. 73. SanrutrHr.
S.5. Pautsnpuie. Cir. 40. YenuIpluauta. 4petue
Safob Rudolph. VI, SIS, 9anooeriir.
u. y. Sdbuij gr 3I6 alice aunAr,
Saspb Erun. Sr 266, gDei Valtrrprehr
Hriseridb nbtbpif. 9r. 8. sIO'9balIrsdr,
ws. Sen5insst, Yr 2l9, ytaOtiOn.a ptnus.
S%aaBmetRrr:
Siraet 0uhen, Ar. T. Soutbfr.
stirttdr Der @]efsIiSat:
d. BilfenS. CIR. l22. sBG T.. lpmbarofr.
SetretGr Der @eamtrn:
o.. VI. y. pon Sinsen, Nr. 8, eit' GbarIssar
WnpGIte:
q. 70. Bruno. Sit. 40. ct. 9auIar.
aStibelm 9. 6rtf. 1r' 4a, atginstonar.
acrjte:
Or. 9. Htbers. ghr 25 Siio' Starpfr.
Or. Sart u. penAer. 9ir. 81. Glib SbarpItr.
ar. 6erbinanp 8siIel. gr. 1871, Da.Prattar.
Npotbtfcr.
&arf Sdspdri, 9r, az. W%orosSdtIr.
sSiibsim oaspari Ode Der SioOlCtr Ii ga. .goe.
EtreInanS Safisrtamp p. CIR. 7&, SanUusrhr
Sphanu Stebl Gde Der Mulbelrp' unb Gutaipitr.
9pbann ecbi, Ode Der Glib bar ts. uno Wiontsos
nerpiir.
Rrtcsrid Sd,as, Ode BcueHr. une Canton. au.uv,.
Sbr. &cpmiet. 6de Nltce NnnIir. uno 93rpaopon.
Ra6psii .9irsau Der 9~sisIU&aFt:
Rr. 272. Sne'Sroaewap
y, u. SseninsboH IS,ut.
1sent:
Sobatin ". pills, Vr. 8, SHo'Gb1r!esitr.
Ses ~Sdasmsifets ge,idt reii't nab, oaB ilu oe,aOi.
'slfr Sabre osrauAsabt lpurosu fur
SMoutlt ersat.'. $3.50
d'rurarde Suifs, Sdropfen, 0luti9niessu &C, las, so
Afeeiisna9pstle 'oomp otr, As,nsn,alair u.
eompiotr' Nus1aben .,......,....,.. SOP 90
Den a9'nen OelsaIhat. ...,...,....... So. 90
annonesu. Stndlddsn II. .......,..... $50 rs
D rldtsoene Fpiten 297 t5
8lbanpriiuraen bon Uorltshe,n an l.5l W..
pltflt9e IN Sunllttn uon so Sens bis All SO Q 947 90
nj, Sd.499.7I
Sap.e oefaus8aoi' $50. 010 SO
,S24.bl
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Nfeuer Sanperetn.
Genrae WaIhinatpnsB aubcrcin GIT. Z.

Seute. Dpnnerfds. 10. 6ebr . fn,et o, Yeamien.
geapl une Auinapme otr eritsn gebhbrsn iiutt. Vile. Die
III etuem auten ytresn aebeu molten. itno toHh,it etnae.
iaotn, in prn u. 5riebertsbdnfe r's lofal, Cd Der
5apette. une Canal ra6e.
Nnereds Otto, prpp qr6f.
Carl 1%tpffin9, pIoo Sdasni.
t9f4-5) eseprg Cttp. prop. Sttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-10

M Or. Semtin's berlbmtes M ctisin.Ssuns
Der, "wIzARD OIL" segsu @6mersen uub ansers
estben 1T ~ BADEN bel alien Hrpsuihen une In
sfr. 1I4h, @sH;SaitinUrshraae. (San. IL .lDiu
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NpDtbtfcr.
Sarf Sdspdri, gr al. Jioro'&dtI fir.
HSiibsIm 9aspari. Ode Der YioOlrrr Ii ga. .Wbs.
EtrhIndnh $taffntamp p. CTR. 7S, SanUuerhr
Sphanu StcbI. Gde Der Mulbelrn' unp Gutamitr.
Spbann 2pbi, Gde Der Glib Is bar ts. uno Wiontaos
Inerpitr.
Rrtceridb Sd,ab. Ode Bomb FIR. uno Canton. Aoeru,.
Sbr. &dDmibt. Ode Nliee Nnnfr. uno Hrpaopop.
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SanSclSz unS

Srontfurt a. M.. 9. Srbruar. abenos.
Der. 81. DOligattonct Ihlo lien ~ 92H.
Yarts, 9. 6ebruar, Aberos. - SOrie animlrt.
Nertet 70 Urancs 20 9entimCs.
GonbOn, 0. Scbrlar, Abenos. 3. ct. ObIisa.
tioneii oJH. Gorlols y2k baar; 92S auf Gpntp.
Honbon 8; 6ebruar. Abrnos ,-actnbl 80 pfp. 155
5dlD Al SD. 3Y,
GiptrpooL, 9. Stbr, gbtuos.-SGmaj II Sd.
StatT. Sietnpl 234 p 3rder 80 ed.
&ntperpen, 9. 6ebr, Ibenos.-gDeiBes Nprmal.
Steinol ssh 6r.
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81 d 10 iunes.Dhrrau Der 9s5sII6aFt;
Rr. 272. Sne,Sroaewap
y, i. @elinebpf Ns,nt.
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HOME MATTERS.

SLr!auINta!-The fine fall of snow, ON Mon.
day, made glorious sleighing around our streets,
and the young people have not failed to take ad.
vantage of it The merry gingling of sleigh
bells, and the merry laughter of bellies in the
sleighs, are heard on every street. 1t is fun
alive for the boys aud girls, and qnte satisfactory
TO the $2-an.hour livery owners, but sorry bust.
ness for the posr horses. Young Tape drives out
his Flora Mckinney couple of hours; and she,
al. ribbons, laces, silks pannier, ponderous CHG.
aon, paint and giggle, takes the lines, and with
out sympathetic feeling in that empty little
heart, and still more, sentiment OF kindness in
her shallow pste towards the poor horse, drives
him nearly to the full extern: of his speed.
They return, and young Boots 10 waiting for
'the first horse that comes in" He gets his
Fairy Glass Slipper, and away they 90, the posr
horse streaming with perspirs,ion. and the whip
singing hi. flank whenever he slackens his speed
In two or three hours he comes painting home,
only TO be surrendered to a couple Of young
bloods, who pick up half dozen moro by the
time they go two blocks, and then comes all the
brutality that man can practice on poor, pa
tent dumb animal. He ts run half dozen blocks
q brsAk'neck speed, to pass some other poor
horse drawing similar load Of half intoxicated
bloods. Arriving at the first salosn, all stop,
the horses are tied to posts and stand shiveriag
In the cold, psrhap, an hour, then they are raced
to the next stopping place, and 80 on sd li5itum,
ultll their inhuman drivers get tirei, tight or
slsepy, or all; and finally nearly exhausted,
resking and foAming wish perspirasion, nearly
ready to drop down from exhaustion, and fam
ishei with hunger and thirst, are put up at IL
o'clock A. N, for the night, to receive such shah
BY sttsnsion as sleepy and careless hea.hens m ~
give them. and next day to repea. the labors of
yesterday.
Boys and girls, have mercy on the poor horses !
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F'RHl)'s.

LADIEs-lf you want TO get good ribbons for
bows, for little money, just 80 to Mrs Greyg's.
She has, als., velvet hats for sixty cents and all
other millinery goods will be sold at the lowest
prices for the next two months, in order to make
room for new goods in the spring. She wishes
to give her customers the beuef. of buying goods
cheap.
Also, those tina. are indebted to her will please
remember that the New Year Is at hand, and
with it all debts ought to be paid.
SAHAH GREGG.
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Simon Brothers Temple of Music, La Sale
street, is filled completely with 10, Of pianos,
organs. melodeon', sheet music. music books, for
holiday presents, AID everything in the line Of
musical merchandise. They had to enlarge their
spacious store to accommodate their stock. Pi.
aaos at al! prices. Organs With i've stops At
s1sO.
Some new and elegant styles OF Macon q
H.mlin's celebrated organs at reduced prices
Choice Estey and Favorte organs at greatly re
duced prices. Splendid piano stools aud cOvers
of all patterns and colors. Call and examine
their splendid stock before parchssing elsewhere.
Look out for stained pianos or old ones var.
nished and f1.d over. which are offered By ire
sponslble parties for $500 and less.
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GOLD why 1t il that the Subscribers hs.s
.tely been selling 80 many Gold watche, aud
Chains. is easily solved. They have q largo
stock and have been selling at very reduced
prices. They hsve Just received large addition
TO their stock OF Watches. Jewelry and Silver
ware, which are very appropriate for holiday
presents. We cordially invite the public to call
and examine for themselves.
]. DICKRY & Son.
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We have couple of hotels here-one i. the
"Galloway House." and the other the Hotel.
de.Jail.' Jim Cross is the landlord of the form.
or, and Isaac Freden burg mine host" Of the
Latter. They are very much sliks-not the
landlords-but the hotels, and are rivals to some
extent. They get up nearly the same bills Of
fare, An the landlords follow each other around
the markets, each buying wha. the other has
left. II Jim buys s calf. head, Fred buys
the tail Of the same calf; if Jim gets liver for
breakfast, Fred. has the lights (keroseue) for
supper No sooner does jim announce "piekled
beets" st his hostelry than does Fred. procure
dead bets we'll picked. too When jim
bays Wild doves Fred, gets lot of doves, even
though they may be "soiled doves"
Here are the bills II fare of these hotels for
Christmas:
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FREE LUNCH AT TURN HALL tartin Keim
will serve up, at Turn Hall, on IL nday morn.
ing next, from 10 A. N. till 4 p. H. . free lunch
OF choice pieces of the prize stee at Ward a.
Spencer's. Martin invites his friends and the
public generally, aud good time generally will
be had
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On the 18th nst by Arthur ockwood Eq the Central
Hotel Ottawa M PgrER G. HANSON, of Chicago, Miss
MARTHA ANDERSON, Of the town Of Mission.
nth inst, by IN. same Farmer's House. M
LARS :. OLSEN, 0! Iowa, to Miss HANNAH OF
town OF Adams.
By Rev A Ceghorn, D D. 81 the residence Of The brides
father In this city, the 20 inst, Mr.. JOHN DnwRY,
he county clerks once, to fRNyA, only daughter OF william
Z. Bell, Esq.
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ParIor billiards, writing desks, glove, hsndksr-
chief and work boxes At b. Y. Griggs'
Gold pens, fine knives, vases, table sets, dolls,
and many other nice things for presents.
E. 7. GRIGGs
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SLElGHING,-If you desire good turnout"
to take your sweetheart or wife or sister out
Tor jolly sleigh ride, go to Bob Bailey's, on
Columbus street He can get you up a splen.
did "rig' at moments notice, and will charge
you reasonable price for the use Of il. He be-.
lisves in the live and let live doctrine"
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EINAL sET~TLEMENI, NOTICE.
= ngfAIn OF CnAnruI H. rorras pDo'p.-Notics 10 here
&. Potts. Sdnstrstrlx Of thc ssats OF CSHwplin Il Potter,
w apPear beiSts she County Court OF the eoun.
va y sAld county, on The nh day Of February A. D.
I'LL TT Ne purpose Of rendsng sccouAt OF her proceed
p.esd o. OTTAWA ths "a dav Of Dcoenber MO.
deee<%w L. L MKAD, Clerk.
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HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-E Y. Griggs is in the
field wiz few thousand splendid articles Of Va.
rious kinds for holiday presents. Among them
We saw beautiful pearl card cases. pearl inlaid
work boxes, for ladies, handsome books, lots Of
musiesl instruments, So Call and see for
yourself.
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AN AccIDENr'-Last Friday morning young
man named Jones, while oilng some machinery
in Brown & Nortou's paper mills at Marseilles,
caught his arm in the gearing and had it so bad.
~ crushed that it was necessary to amputate it
above the elbow. AT last accounts he was doing
as we'll as could be expected.
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Overcoats are down, and still tumbling fast
as the holidays approaches US. to give every
man a chance to keep warm At from $500 to
S25, 30 hurry up and secure one, for they are
going off at q rapid rate At NJ S.isfel's Clothing
Bazaar