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Cox calls Butler ''bomb-proof SOLDIER" He
may have been bomb-proof soldier, bat hs vas
certainly not . plate or spoon-proof soldier.
The Nashville Union gives sketch Of the col.
ored United States senator elect from Mississipp,.
which shows that he is more Indian than Afri.
can, very nearly full-blooded sherigine.
Tho Mississippi steamer Maggie Hayes, blew MP
near Helena on the 18th, killing the I'd eng,user
and eight deck hands. The surprising part Of it
is that only officers and hands Of the boat were
killed, while all the passengers escaped. This
proves that it was An accident
The Superior court at Cincinnati, has decided
that the bible must be read in the public schools
OF that city. The court hold that, although the
existence OF the Deity is not recognized by the
constitution OF the U. S., that does not effect its
recognition by the constitution of Ohio, which
claims to be Christian state.
number Of soldiers in Sanga,non county, who
enlisted before February, 1862, and who were
paid for part of of their service before that date
In greenbacks, are arranging to apply for the
pay which they claim to DO due them under the
resent decision OF the legal-tender cases BY tie
supreme court. .
Thad. Stevens in letter within few months
before his death, said he was raised Baptist "
That makes it bad for the Baptists .-.
AT the municipal election in Salt Lake CITY,
on Monday, the Orthodox" Mormon ticket was
elected by large majority, though i. was some.
thing that the Gsntiles We're allowed to run an
opposition ticket.
The Mormon missionaries have met with such
success at Williamsburg, New York, that they
propose to buy out one Of the Gentle churches
in that place.
An ingenious congressional dodge consists in
selling cadet appointments only to incon pesent
purchasers who are sure to be rejected on exam
ination, so that the same cadetship can be sold
two or three times over.
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!
Judges of the municipal election to be held Non.
day. March 81, 1870
The following named persons were nominated
and, on motion of Moore. declared duly elected
judges of SAID election:
FIRST Ward-L. b. Delano, George Mann and
David Bachelor. INV
Second Ward-John G. Nsttinger, DANIEL e.
Okane and George Roberts "
Third Ward-Arthur Lockwood Honlev n-.-
and Prosper Tisler.
Fourth Ward-T. Slattery, Edward Short and
F. c. NOght.
Fifth ward-Ifsnry Eichelberger, VIM. Norris
ank VIM. Gregor.
Sixth Ward-M. 4. Waterman, Pat. Feehap and
John Matthias.
Saventh Ward--Norton Fields, D. Br.imen and
Elisha Card.
On motion, the following named places ver.
designated for holding the election;
First Ward-Fox River House.
Second Wsrd-Stanley School House.
Third W ard-Court House.
Fonrth Ward-POrtland House
Fifth Ward-Shaffer's Hall.
Sixth Ward--Albert's Hail.
Seventh Ward-Fountain House
ELLIS ORDERED PAID
Dnntniek q Bro, bridge act, &55 II
Ia IAe heehah' street labor act, 443
Robert Heating - aso
Thos. Frederick " . co
John Henry, team labor, 35O
Patrick Loonev. nuisance act ! %
VIM. RYAN, 20
Adjourned TO Thursday, March I. 1870
H. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk
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dasions are hard to find, especially when large
SANS are wanted. The limited amount held bv
the farmers Is such as to mako our merchant,
feel sorely" in nesd of assistance. The onlv
trade Of importance nov going on is BY Nessrs,
Barss & Oakfeld, and N. Daley, in the coal
trade. Over IS tons were sold in one d.y last
week BY these two dealerA They are selling
kewanee, Cantsn ald Galva coal for a p.r ton.
MARKETS.
The markets for the past week have ranged
about a. follows: a l-'.. .-. --
Corn, 5sc; wheat, 6Oc; barley, Coo; potatoes,
800; butter. Csc; eggs, 90; hay, per ton, s. ;
cattle, on foot, ssa4; lire hogs, $3.50; dressed
hogs, 1910. u assFitsr .a. - ..s
The Sons of Temperance held grand exhibi.
ton at the Baptist Church here on Thursday and
Friday evenings of last week. Large crowds
were in attendance. The receipts were about
$loo. Thursday evening the play entitled THE
Drunkard' WAS acted, and on Friday evening
"Ihe Young Teetotaller" and "Toedles" were
played. These were the best plays ever acted in
this town, and will probably be repeated a. N.
distant day. Those who took a part in the play
were our own citizens, and it reflects great
credit on them. Everybody says that Mr. and
Mrs. Pattee were as good actors as are seen on
the Chicago stage. .., .
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FROM WASHINGTON.
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI Eg-if ohm
The house, on Friday of last week, passed the
bill for the admission of Mississippi in exactly
the same shape In which the Virginia bill. u
amended by The senate, was passed. But when
the bill, on Monday, came before the senate, that
body with singular perversity, showed dispo.
sition to strike its own provisions which it had
had insisted on in the Virginia bill. The matter
was debated in the senate all week, but finally
on Thursday, the bill passed as it came from the
house.
The house committee on territories having pre-.
pared bill for the abolition of polygamy in
Utah, is now examining witnesses from that ter.
ritory to ascertain what would be the probable
effect of such bill, whether it could be enforc.
ed &c. The "weight of evidence" thus far seems
to be- that there could be TO prosecutions under
the bill in Utah for the reason that any marriage
but the first could not be proved in court. All
marriages after the first are sole,nnized in the
council house in secret, and no record or proof OF
them can be obtained,
TARIFF BILL. s..-
The tariff bill has been made the special order
for next Tuesday, though the ways and means
committee is fea rtuly beset by parties begging
for notifications. II il claimed in some quar-.
tiers that the defeat of the tart fl bill by the house
is foregone conclusion, but that is by no
means certain
SALE OF CADETsHPs
The committee Investigating the charges that
members Of congress havc been selling Yves.
Point csdetshlps have traced positively one such
sale to a South Carolina carpet-bagger, with
strong suspicious that other carpet.baggers have
been in tn, same business There is also pretty
positive eyideuc. that John CoYsde got 800 from
"ionl PARENT" for similar favor
TEST on THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
AZ important vote was taken in the tous. on
Monday on the question of an lncresed issue o!
greenbacks Judge Loughridge, republican
member, offered preamble recising that IN.
business Interests OF the country demand NOR.
currency, and following Il with a peremp.o.y
resolution directing tee banking committee to
report a bill providing for an additional issue,
not to exceed $4,000, ono, Of legal.tender notes.
OEe eastern and one western member a. once
jumped up and moved 20 table the resolution,
and the house voted without debate. The result.
was Il TO SO assis-. showing n clear majority Of
10 votes for tie resolution. Just a. the house
was abou. to come &c l. vote on the main ques-
ton the morning hour expired. and the matter
was laid aside ill aext Monday.
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MR.. r. K. BROWN

Would respectfully inform the thresers of La sale ivnrs.
ION ana Bureau counties that he has the general the
say" AT s place OF business South Ottawa, Of this Ceebs.
ti Gchncthe hest In II has taken the highest pre-.
nnrE IN the world, and stands unrvalcd. The
be run with Belt or Gear, or by steam.
Mr.. Brown .ency Of Steam saw Mills Station
cr! and Portable Engines.
All work Warranted 10 Give Satisfaction with proper care
South Ottawa Feb. 49, 'TO-tf r. X BROWN Aorpt
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CURRENT NEWS.

Ptncl'a He smole 3 .hastly smile" and
Many wink he ~unk' have been initiated
by a minstrel wit. who said; You sneszed y
snocye, and said -nozs it."
Gen. Sherrsn's daughter il is stated, had the
courage 10 rcfnso to dance with Prince Arthur.
at the recent "hop' in Washington On being
regroached for her ihority she apclogized by
siyias-no.hiag
R.ga pium- wrro PICKED on the Lei Of January
from an orchard near Milwaukee, Oregon. being
par. = the crop o. 1869
Il appears from a recent report Of the State
Aaii.or;hat lie blacks OF Kentucky, who in 1860
numbered ?36,lO1 are row reduced 70 l4O,455--
loss of two-ffths in nine years. At this rate
the negro eiemsnt will disappear from Kentucky,
within the next fifteen years
later, is placed in saucer Of water, with few
bits of charcoal TO sweeten it, it will form q ra.
diant ieathery plant by no means unworthy to
grace lady's table.
Should old acquaintance be forgot. Not if
they have money.
Senator Cameron has jus. fallen heir to 81 900,
600, by the death OF his iather.in.aw, James
Mccormick. of Harrisburg.
Queen Victoria has been not only q prolific,
but provdent woman. It is stated that she
has saved from her salary and perquisites $40.
100000 There iss widow worth going for.
Mrs. Secretary Fish is said to be the sokno vi.
al Is
husband then probably counts only for she tail
of the fish.
A member Of the Alabama Legislature recently
arose and moved tina. Mary Ryan Randolph be
brought before dis house on de telegraph wire
John r. Nanny, the great reaper man liscturer,
has risen from one position to another, slowly
but surely, until now he is vorth millions Of
dollars and is President OF Rockford, ILL.,, Base
Ball Club. Like all great mu... his success is
due to judicious advertising
A radical member of the Ohio lr, stature who
voted for tho ratification of the Fifteenth amend.
ment, refused to sit in the same seat with ne.
gro, in the Cincinnati cars.
In Ohio they collect tsxes semi.annually. half
in January and halt in June.
The two men who undertook last week at
PRINCETON to walk $50 miles in "a hours made y
failure OF it, They made about IS miles in lsss
than hours and then broke down.
A New York undertaken says that his most
liberal customers are the surviving partners
OF marriages which have been the most unhappy.
Miss Lizzie Burt has been appointed deputy
treasurer and register of deeds in Wsshburne
county, Kansas.
Grant told Senator Spencer, Of Alabama, that
Hoar was rejected BY tho little men in the senate,
An low" paper hoist' the aams Of Grant for
president in 1872. ........
Revivsls Of religion arc in progress 10 the Ben:
list and Methodist churches In Seneca, In this
county. There vsre seven inmsrsio,s IN ne
Illinois river by the Bap.ists Last Sunday.
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ND'I>ICE .-Al indebted to me are hereby notified to
eau and settle their accounts with James Arnorr Who
Ia authorized TO settle for me A.. A. BRUCE.
Seneca, February lst IS70-Sw
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNRRsllp.-Th
- co-rartnersip heretofore existing between the under
signed under the Arm OF a. Bruce Co.. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All accounts made prior to Dec.
lst 1865 viii be collected by A. Bruce All claims against the
late hrm and a accounts made since Dec st 1865 will be SET
tied by james Armour, who will conuue In the business.
A BRUCE
Seneca, Feb. lst. 1870. -Sw JAMES ARMOUR.
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Announcement.

Announcement.
w" ara authorized to announce the of BENJAMIN T.
PHELPS an independent candidate for the ONCE OF Town
Collector OF the Town or Ottawa at the town election In
April next.
We are authorized to announce tho name OF JOHN 8.
MITCHELL as candidate for tho ONCE OF Town Collector
at the election on the nrs Tueadsy In April
We are authorized TO announce the name Of THOMAS
LARKIS ~ candidate for Police Magistrate At the city
election.
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COMPARATlVE STATEMENT.
Sach,g Number Arsru9e ReG,ir~ Vu,.. Of Horses ,,s
and Hny' IN La Sale County, 1852
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COMPARATIVE TARIE
sharing The N5.r Or dcres Of Lrnd N. T,n and ,,ero,
-... Id!tH, ~ La lSiiie County. 1899 N''
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

Spcig 7b2l dSi Arrd1e Snbe- and Value Of Sheen ami
NNntr o. cr.s u GlNit K1s.st, IN IL S9iAe Co. 1859
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DSYCHOMANCY,F ASCINATION OR
e SOUL CHARMLNG.-4O0 pages; cloth i.
This wonderful book has full Instructions
to enable the reader to fascinate either
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sending address, with 10 cents postage, to
T. W. EVANS & CO., No. Al South Eighth
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AYEW MEDIOAL PAMPHLET
~ Seminal, PagSdc1L, and NeygOGts Debit
tn. its effec.s anC cure. Price % cents.
Address SECRETARY, Museum of An
atomy, 6l8 Broad way, New York.
a VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early
"a tndiscretion, causing nervous debin-
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vain every advertised remedy, has discov-
cred simple means of self-cure, which he
will send free to his eellow-sufferers. ]. H.
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cts, and those destined for other Hibs
utaries, received but little freiqht.and
as an evidence of the existing dull.
ness IN the Red River trade, the new
steamer Southwestern could not OBJ
tain freight enough to make her first
trip, and accordingly turned over
what she bad on board to the Tidal
Wave, which leaves this evening at 5
o'clock.
The Times of Sunday says:
The weather yesterday was clear
and line, but unusually close for Sep
TENDER; however, the day was far more
pleasant than any Of The preceding
days Of the week.
Business on the landing was more
active than we have noticed for some
time past. Our western packets ans
peared to fare very well in both pas-
sengers and freights, while the pack
cts for the tributaries appeared to have
medium trips. There were a Poodlv
number Of departures.
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NEW YORK, September THE
special correspondent of the Tribune
at Sc. Petersburg, under the date of
September LIST, writes that the GduI0ts
has published several articles on the
neutrality of Russia in regard to PTus-
ala and consolidated Germany. In
these il IS stated that neutrality does
not mean inaction; that q nation
should see what its Interests are and
40 nrepared to maintain them; and
tbat the position of Russia is differ
ant from that of other neutral powers.
A strong Germany does not necessa-
riIy affect Russia, but it would affect
her il the treaty of Paris remains In
force. In that case. while other
mowers have formed new routes, Rus
sia, with the Black Sea not defended
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| BIZ feet OF fortress, would be at the
mercy of Germany and England.
No new war need be entered on,
but when the present power of Rus
STA must demand changes and have
her natural rights respected. The ar
ticle of Yesterday concludes by saying
that Prussia ought to preserve her
neutrality while her interests are not
touched. but they will be affected in
the coming Congress at the conclusion
of peace. If the treaty of Paris re-
mains unaltered, Russia has not him
dered forcible unifcation of Germany.
nor does she deem it necessary to ac-
complish the unity of the SIavonic
races, but she has a right to demand
that her position In regard to the
Black Sea and Danube shall be i'm.
proved. She hopes that her legiti-
mate demand will be respected in the
European Congress, which will prob
ably follow the present war.
The GdHl0is of the first inst,
calls attention to the service Russia
has rendered Prussia by unarmed
neutrality, thus enabling Prussia to
leave her eastern frontier unguarded.
In an article on the military strength
of Europe, the GGuIOis declares that
country is perfectly prepared for war.
lam informed on good authority
that the government can put SOC, 900
men in the field, completely equipped.
One hundred more Gatling guns
have been ordered from America,
making two hundred and ten altogeth-
er, and there are two hundred nit
trailleuses making here, which will |
be ready In Autumn. Four guns are
attached on a peace, and eight on
war footing, to each division of in
fantry.
1t is curious to note the great in
terest taken in the war. The news
papers are all published in the morn
ing, but sheets of kilograms printed at /
5 NJ, are sold in great numbers.
Cab drivers and the lower classes gem
orally, who never before minded the |
news, read them eagerly.
Mons. Barnard and Wright and
Col. Niche. of the United States ar
my, are here as special commissioners
from the War Department, TO investi-
gate the use of iron defenses, chiefly
In regard to Notifications. They have
examined Cronstadt and the works at
Kalpoc. and had several interviews
with the Minister of War and Gener-
al Todleben, who have extended ev-
cry facility to them.
Don Carlos. the Spanish pretender,
has arrived, accompanied by Marquis
Roman. Gen. Elce and Senior CAL
dron. No one knows what is the OBJ
jeot of this visit.
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sPECTAT. WOTTUEe.
OORsunptiOn.

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Colds. Bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
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by expectorRtion. Purinos the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
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"schonok's sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and ala
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF she gastric juice when that d
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digest the most nutritious food. 10 is
sovereign remedy for al cases OF indiges-
ton.
"schenck's Mandrake Pills. one OF the
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being a vegetable substitute for oaIomeI.
and having all the useful properties as
cribed 10 that mineral, without producing
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To these three medicines DR., J. IA
sohenok, OF Philadelphia, owes his un-
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The sea-Weed Tonic Iuvigorate8 the
powers OF the stomach, and by strengthen.
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action OF hose medicines, as thus exc
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Price OF the Pulmontc Syrup and sea.
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laf dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per boz.
FOR sale BY AL druggists and dealers.
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g EA MOSS FARINE
- Is creating a great
sensation in the
food market. Its
delightful flavor, convenience for dessert.
DC, &c, is unsurpassed.
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THE ADAMS EXPIRES co.
PEALON'G "PAPHIAN LOTION /"
For Beautifylng tho Skin and Com
nlAYfOu

Removes sn Eruptions, FreckIes, PIN.
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For Ladies in the Nursery 1t is invaiu.
FOR Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
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rarnedy for diseases and blemtshes of the
Skin.
DuALON,S "PAPHIAN SOAP" fol
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"ELL-PLACED LOVE.-Essays for
w Young Men, free, in sealed enveI-
opee. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phil
adelphia. Pa. NH
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mo. 1891
United States Marshaps Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Indiana. IS.

United STATES OF AMERICA, lss.
District of Indiana, So
WEYHEREAS, a libel of information
w was filed IN the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Indiana
on the FIRST day of September, 1870 by
Charles Walker, against the steamboat
Sam. Orr, her Boilers, Engines, Tackle,
Apparel and Furniture, seized at said Dis
triet. in a cause of damages, civil and mar
1ttme. and claiming damages in the sum
of $780, ana praying process against said
steamboat, and that the same may be
condemned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the Mo-
milton under the seal of said Court TO me
directed and delivered, L do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, to be held at the City OF
Indianapolis, In and for the District of In
diana, on the LIST Monday OF October next,
at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of that day,
then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal u. 8.
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: J. ID. ROWLAND. CPk. sep7
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an nm. HEATH's many years' >

~ LID DR. hEAEh'a many years exc
W pertence In curing the debtlitated and
deceased disclosed the startling fact that
three-fOurths OF those SD fering with DWg-
pepstd, Nervous DebGlfky, kghdusted VftdiifV,
Consumption, CDnceTO1ls Injections, Disease
Of The LGUer, EDfLeDgy, Paralysis, and Dis
eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. were
caused by and could only be cured after
curing them of BsHltndt Weakness. His
immense practice has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Many OF
bis patients had paid from al00 TO 90, 900 for
medicine and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients cam
not be cured Without searching exam
tnatton OF all symptoms and complica-
tiOns, and scientific treatment by an eEpe-
rienced physician. Those at a distance
can be cured at their homes without an
interview. Advice free st 40 Broadway
New York. There are so many un6ucces3-
ful physicians, DR.. HEATH Will merely
say he is the author Of two ELABORATE
works on Medicine and Surgery ana one
on Chemicals. Iy4o
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