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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

ID UPTURE CURED.-wrTHA AN EXPERIENCE
Ii of more than twelve years practice In the
win guarantee more perfect relief comfort and So
curity, and q more rapid improvement than can be
Fl os
length of time afflicted. Also, Instruments for the
cure of every species Of human deformity on hand
Call or address, with stamps for circular, Dr. +.
ST. C. FERRIS, Office No. is St. Charles street, up
stairs. Hours from 10 A. N. to 4P. M. my3l ly
CWEET QUININE Is RECENT IMPROVES
80 ment; replaces the use Of the Bitter Su1phate
Qunne, with which AL are familiar. Dose for dose,
II ia warranted fully equal in every way to Bitter
Quinine, and like it, is the one
GREAT, POSITIVE AND UNFAnNG CURB
For all diseases of malarious origin.
FEVER AND AGUE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
CHILL FEVER,
REMMrTTENT FEWER.
BILIOUS FEVER
DUMB AGUR
And the long train Of disorders following these
''''' SWEET QUININE
IL made solely from Peruvian Bark leo s Bitter oui
mineral poison but ON the contrarysis proved to be
of the elements found in the blood Of all healthy
~ SWEET QUININE
Acts As IN antidote to, as well Q for mala
rial or miasmatic poison, the absorption Of which
by the lungs causes intermittent fevers, etc. The
only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
sence Of that intense persistent bitterness which
in the latter 10 an insTmountable obstacle to it,
use with most persou, and always with children.
SWEET QUININK
Is In two forms-in powder for the Of physicians
and druggists, and fluid for use in the family. and
' wv sTEARNs, FARk l. CO.,
myl5 Manufacturing Chemists. New York.
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VALDENAR BILLIE, NJ. D.,
14J............. Canal Street............14j
A graduate Of the University of Copenhagen,
Denmark Honorary medical doctor of the Uni
versity of Padova. italy. Formerly physician in
the Royal Danish Navy. For several years assist
ant physician at the hospital of the celebrated
Professor RicOrd, Paris.
SPECIAL T:
For all kinds of diseases of the sexual organs
female and male. Private diseases cured after q
new, sure and quick method. Painful menstrual
tion-the white andsdiseases Of the womb relieved
in very short time.
Office aud residence.
145 CANAL STREET,
Between Carondelet and Baronne.
OFFICE HorRs-From II A. NJ to P. N. Con-
situations in English, German. French. Italian and
Danish. jazz ly
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~ UILDIN PAP E r

This is hard, compact paper, like an
ordinary book cover and is saturated with
tar and used on the outside Of frame build
ings under the clapboards, also under shin.
giles and floors, to keep out damp aud cold
Il is also used on the inside, not saturated,
instead of Plastering, and makes a warm
and cheap wall 1t costs only from SO to ear
according to sze) to cover houses on the
~ outside. Samples and descriptive circulars
sent free.
Address, Rock River Paper Company Chicago,
Or E. C. PALMER 4 CO.,
&c. IS, 81 Camp street, New Orleans,
mh6 General Agents for the Southern States.
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lust RECEIVED-
Is feIkins choice Goshen BUTTER.
30 boxes Cream CHEESE, very fine
Is boxes Pineapple CHEESE, very fine.
tierces Westphalia HAMS.
barrels Peaked PEACHES.
g cases Trun1ed TURKEY and CAPON.
Also large assortment Of foreign wines and
table delcacies for the holidays. For sale by
W. H. HENNING,
de13 3t No. IS Camp street.
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MO CHOIR SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
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Third Edition Ready.
collection Of all the widely popular Church
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Leaders
Price, 81 50; $40 50 per dozen. specimen copy
will be sent by mail to any address, postpaid, on
receipt Of price.
novs Is G. H. DrTSON l. CO.. New York.
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4onAay Il June nsxk
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= parzsipats 1e IL ysar ending April -. $50. fog
GAfoh esrtineatse win y issued On and amer tile
Grst Monday n August nsxt, fbss q government
~.
fHo1GAS A. ADAMS, Presidents
@ r DUpDECKR, viosPrssidsnt
Hausr '. osslu. Secretary.
~
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P.H yslsy. IL. 0arEard,
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4 Elmer DaAas. Z Z. sum1nera
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Hon 0sorrs Opdyks, ex,Nayst Of New JERK
alinoi c. Neeean. Banker.
Hhcmas hensy, arm Thomas Risnsy Aco.
Dssj.min B. shssnan. Treasurer New York Steam
sugar RsAnins Company.
Aaron Arz1oA, arm Axneld, Constable 1 O..
Richard h Browns. e wemors Browns, lawysra
Nv. HaaGhwsat, ArAR Y. Haughwort O..
William Wuksns. ArnW. Wilkens L Co.
Julius h Pratt, Merchant
;Wl1am ". Wright Asrchank
Charles }. otazs. Merchant
NlIHam AZsn, Merchant f
oeores ". Cuylar. Daaksr. Palmyra New Yoak
2aorre r HOpe Prsgtdant Continental Riro In
surano6 Company.
Jehn h Sherwood, Park HaeA
walton Il Psokhaaa. corner nth svsnus anA
! Twenty-third street, New York
william T. HeoksE. Wan street.
Idward B. Wright, Newark, Nsw Jersey.
George v. yariss. Lawyer.
WI Cosswsu. Merchant
JOSEPH MA0NKR,
aanaeer ~ Louisiaas and Texas. No lss Oommsa
stssse Hsv oriseeA 1sl1 y
CAL4A1IANDRR INSURANCE CO.,
Exclusively FOR nRE RISKS CITY AND
COUNTRY,
- Royal Street, opposite Citizens Bank.
President, Secretary.
Beard Of rrustees:
Charles Roman, James Wood.
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4 's asIly Blanc sSn:hard css1is. l Latte,
Riaside Forstall, Francois GIsydsn.
Felix Limet, G. 3 Girardey,
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1FKRCHANTV MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
INV ORLEANS.
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Charter the Company publish the following state
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! mo ANXIOUS.
WAltA1A. - Z.
CKlssRAru ~
aUAOo BITTEks.

THB wANATA 0UACO ulTID = 0o0D
TOXIC and sr0NACnC. composed sptiss1yef ~
vegetable substanee q 0useA
Being very agreeable 70 ~ tasts, can ~ talea
By the most delests personA It rids The systsm -
al impurity and promates health ard vteoe.
Cholsya and seurs ~ DyapepelA CAreuie -
Nervous Debility, Diaz1hea. weakness u ths kAlrA
And eli diseases proceeding hsn IL Ewes, -
Stomach or the Bowels. ~
This Bitter can b taken either with uttle euonR
aud water, in Anisette. OF any othse szits 49,
pure small glass u It, tAksn bs1sre nonL
sharpens the appetite and fAoilitstes diGestasA
For sale by J. ELADO, Agent,
Druggist, coenee ChAxtxss ard DumttnA
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&1OOO REWARD

$1,000 REWARD
"DEBIN0S VIA FUGA cures all Liver, Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, Organic Weakness, Female Adlic-
tions, General Debility. and all complaints OF the
Urinary Organs. in male and female; &looO WI
ing Piles that DRBrNGs PILE RxNxDY fAils to cure.
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
Laboratory No. l42 Franklin street,
my11 d&wly Baltimore. Maryland
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

COUBYS
- REMBRANDT AND IMPERIAL GALLERY.
No. 1855 Cslhal street, near Dauphine.
FTRSTCLASS PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND
PORCELAIN PICTURES
Executed with neatness and dispatch.
WIN open on TUESDAY, December s.
Particular attention paid to copying old pic
lures. Qeu I'M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

c. CAvAROC.
ZINE WINEs-N CASES.
aoaeases CHATEAU TERREFoRT.
$50 cases CHATEAU DILLON.
$50 cases ST. ULIKN.
100 cases ST. ESTEPHE.
100 cases MARGAuX.
30 cases CHATEAU LAFrTTE.
Is cases CHATEAU MARGAUX.
Is cases CHATEAU LATOUR.
50 cases CHATEAU LATOUR BLANCHE.
20 cases YQUEM.
2 cases CHATEAU COUTET.
In store aud for sale by
MEDIUM CI1ARET.
50 casks CLARET-Cotes Froasao.
60 casks CLARET-Cotes Bourg.
In store and for sale by
c. CAvAROC.
ZINE CLARET-N CASKS.
$50 casks CHATEAU DHLON-Sundry Years.
Ia store and for sale by
c. CAyARoC.
HAMPERS EMPTY BOTTLES.
500 Hampers Empty BOTTLES.
In store and for sale by
c. CAvAR0C.
T ANDING EX GARDNER COLBY.
FROM BORDEAUX
sARDINEs-
ST. cases 100 \ Chs. LIE Daatee.
500 cases 100 We. Roz;er Fils.
200 cases 200 Potel 60.
$50 cases 100 Angereau.
So cases 100 Leroux.
cases 100 Tertrais Baliereau.
1855
WINES
% casks Chateau Dillon, $45.
20 half casks Chateau Dillon, $45.
casks Chateau Dillon, $50.
20 casks Chateau Dillon, SIS
20 half casks Chateau Dillon, $25.
20 casks Chateau Dillon, SIS.
20 half casks Chateau Dillon, SIS.
100 cases White Wine Sauternes-quarts
50 cases White Wine Sauternes-pints.s
200 cases White Wine, Graves-quarts.
50 cases White Wine, Graves-pints
"a cases Muscat Wine.
10 bales, 10000 each, pointed Corks.
i0' '' y c. CAvARoC.
VNO ARR1vE-DER HLDA-
Expected from Bordeaux.
300 casks CLARET. G. n. L.
For sale by
G. CAyARoC.
IL. RoEDERER' =
IS baskets Is bottles each.
10 baskets 50 half bottles each
liz store and for sale by
nos I'm G. CAvAROC.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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MExcHASrS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
ssw 0eIsAss'
Canal street..............1o4
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CALAD1ANDKR INSURANCE CO.,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRB RISKS-CrTY AND
COUNTRY,
- Royal Street, epposite Citizens' Bank,
CHARLES ROMAN; JULES Ignore,
President Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-18

E. F. WUESCHER WIFE OF CHARLES THEO.
dore Forster VS.. her husband-No. 2, 728.
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HAMPERS EMPTY BOTTLES.
500 Hampers Empty BOTTLES.
In store and for sale by
c. cAvARoc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

MORTGAGE; SALE.-whereas Lester Under,
vi wood and Huldah J. Underwood. his WIFE did on the
twentyfth day of December 1865 execute and deliver
Charles Deano mortgage deed OF the premises hereinafter
described TO the payment Of certain promssOry
Of that date executed and delivered by said Lester Tn.
dcwood to said Charles DeaDo for the OF hundred
and twenty dollars S0 payable TO the order said Deano
on the s day OF March then next ensuing with interest at the
rate of per cent per month"; damages If not paid at
maturity:
And whereas in and by said mortgage deed said Charles
Delano and his legal representatives authorized and EN-
powered sell said real estate in said mentioned
and apply the proceeds in payment OF said money mentioned
in said note and mortgage; - :
And whereas Charles Delano did the i2h day of August
A. 1870, sell transfer and. under his hand and seal asspn
said mortgage with said ote 10 Jacob NJ. Walters James
T. Church:
And whereas default has been made payment OF the
secured by said note and mortgage and money is
all due and unpaid;
Now, therefore notice hereby given. that we will on Sat
urday, the I'D day OF October $780, south door OF
the County Court House in Ottawa in La Sale county and
state of Illinois, at the hour of o'clock NJ for tho mr.
pose of paying the money secured by note and
offer and sell at public auction the highest and best bidder
therefor for cash the following premises Lot number ten (
and the undivided half of lot number six 6 In block humber
sixteen 6 In Ottawa Centre part the city OF Otta
wahein the described in said mortgage and will then
and there execute and deliver 10 the purchaser deed of CON
veyancc OF said premises in pursuance of the powers said
mortgage. JACOB VI. WALTERS
September 18th. lSi0.-iw JAMES I. CHURCH.
l.. l.. LEWIS, solicitor Assicnees.
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AFTERNOON.

; The soa,d met At n NJ, and were c0naocted
to the Jail and adjoining apartments, by officer
Palmer. Seventeen prisoners were found, in.
On rs.ass.nSling iultho court 81 room, Mr.. Rcd.
dick introduced the following resolution:
Rtsossed, ThSttAS sImof hot to exceed thir-
~ thousand dollars be aud the same is hereby
appropriated, BY the bosrd Of supervisors, for a
county jail and jsilor's rooms; and that CON.
mittee Of seven commissioners OF the
board-be appointed With power to secure q site
and erect . county Jail and ja,los's rooms, suit.
able for the wsnts 81 tie county. Said sommit-
teemsy, from tfne 70 time, draw their orders for
such sans - may be nsoessary To carry out this
resolution. 0gt.1 o.. 'ev.t7ss $50 & !
/, (Oon,iMuA1 on page 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-17

Mr.. Crider presented petition from citizens
of Otter Greek, for abatement Of bridge tax in
that town, because Of IN over assessment. Re.
ferred.
Reddick, from the committee ON roads and
bridges, reported in favor of the petition of the
citizens of Deer Park, for one-fourth of the cost
Of building bridge across the Vermillion riv-
er, at Lowell-the county to pay 81 ,625.
Mr.. Gum favored it strongly. The bridge
will eoet $1,000, and the people must build it
To ask the county for one-fourth of this amount
is reasonable and just.
Burgess said Vermillion had: been heavily Is.
sessed for roads and bridges and had always
paid her full proportion of taxes for public uses,
and now needs the county aid asked for.
Edgeecmb was much opposed to bridges being
built BY the county. If We keep on in this way,
granting to all who ask Us, We will find our
selves called upon for 100000 at this term of
the Board alone. The necessity fog bridges is
now much Less than heretofore, Railroads give
us good market facilities in every direction.
Let US have all these applications Tor aid before
as, before we act on any Of them.
Mr.. Clark said the bridge at Lowell should
have been blilt twenty Five years ago. The peo-
pie ask US but for small sum, very small
amount in comparison with what they will need
and he was In favor of its allowance.
J. w. Armstrong-We are heavily taxed il
Deer Park for general purposes, besides what
We shall b obliged to pay for this bridge. The
people Of Vermillion have forced US into this
thing; We are bound by law to build our part
oqthe bridge, and We ask the county to give US
the customary one.fourth of the expense.
4ason-1 am always opposed to increased tax
alton, or any taxes whatever, except in cases Of
absolute necessity. We need bridges in Mission
and Serena and all along the Fox river, but We
do not ask the county to build them. We are
able to put thcn up ourselves. l know of men
who have to borrow money TO pay their taxes.
How are We to face the men who voted for US !?
Who sent US here, if we are to be thus so reck.
lessly e1travagant with their money?
j. W. Armstrong-The very first appropris.
ton for any bridget was made for bridge in
Mr.. Mason's own town-Mission-a having
obtained all they want. do they desire to shut us
out?
In response to an inquiry BY Mr.. Edgecomb,
as to the amount OF county aid for bridges, in
the hands Of the committee ON roads and bridges,
pn1l IL, &c. .i,,. Il
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r. Reddick from that committee reported

Which is somewhat less than 100000. Laugh.
ter Mr.. r continued He thought it the du.
~ Of the county on any great public thorough
fare TO to erect proper bridges. While the coun.
~ docs not assume the responsibility it has been
the rule to give one.iourth to aid townships ev.
erywhere when needed. Mclean county has
built iron bridges over all the important
streams there, and in the end her citizens have
found such structures far cheaper than wood or
stone. He could bear testimony as to the sbso-
Lutte necessity Of d bridge at Lowell, having en-.
dauRered his own life on more than one occa-
sioa. It is a tortuous and dangerous ford even
when the water is low.
Hetherington was in favor Of roads and bridg-
es whenever needed. We need good bridge
across the Little Vermillion 1t is to be of stone
and will cost $25,0O0t we have only asked for
$1,000, but will take one.iourth-about sc, $50,
if you insist upont.
FerRurson generally approved roads and bridges
but would vote against the whole batch of them
at this time.
The ayes and noes on voting $1,G25 to the
Lowell bridge were ordered and resulted:
Ayes. W. Armstrong, Baker, Burgess, Clark,
Conway, Order, Croswell, Curyea, Flaherty,
Fleming, Gum, Hoffman, Hanna, Hetheringtoa,
Hoge, Lauf, Mcintyre, Nichol, Reddick, Rich.
ardson, Spicer, Stout Rogers, Williams and Mr..
Chairman-25.
Nays-Chapman, Edgecomb, Ferguson, Gal
lagher, Guiles, LAUDER, Mason, Pickens, Wiley
and Hsrris-10. {
The Bosrd then adjourned till 8 o'clock Thurs
day morning.
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THURSDAY.
The Board met at 0 o'clock A. NJ.

The Board met at o'clock A. NJ.
Pesent-a quorum.
The minutes were read and approved.
Mr. Flaherty, from the committee on paupers,
reported in favor OF sundry claims. Adopted.
Mr. Reddick gave notice that he would call
up the subject Of building Jail, at the afternoon
session. He desired full Board and that no
opponent OF the measure can have the excuse of
being taken by surprise. He had hitheto OPP
posed large appropriations of money for any such
purposes, but now the time has come when it is
absolutely necessary to build a Jail. Mr.. Elmer
Baldwin, from the State Board of Health, after
visiting most of the jals in the State. declares
ours at the tail end Of the long list in the State.
Ours Is the poorest and worst. 1t is u disgrace
70 humanity. We must have substantial
structure The extra cost of guards on the
present Jail, cost Of emptying tubs &C., would
pay ten per cent of the cost of new Jail, like
the one ut Joliet. Our county is now but little
in debt, which is due in easy yearly payments be.
tween this year and 1874. We cannot build the
jail in 1870, but We can appoint commissioners
and take preliminaries steps. He had no great.
or interest In the matter than other members !;
only adesire to advance the public good.
On motion Of Mr.. Williams, the Board resolved
to visit the present Jail in body at O'Clock r.
N.
Rsddick hoped every member would 90 into
Ne JILL and see for himself.
M. Gunn, Of tho committee 'on roads and
hridrss ran ,rted in favor NJ tho nokition Al khs
people Of New Iarseilles, for 5000 aid Of erect.
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N'TATE: Oh TI.II NOIS, La SALE COUNTY
~ county tOUt H,ttQf, 10 OttObcT Tenn, A. u. 1870
In the matter of the guardianship John T. Flynn Michael
j. Flynn and Bridget NJ fynn.Nice Of application Qf acn.
ritz on bJyd 10 b, released. - ~"
Public notice Is hereby gwen tina, the undersigned Hano.
ran HGney, of the securities the bond of Thomas
Flynn guardian of John T. Flynn, Michael j. Flynn and rd.
get W. Flynn, minors. will make application the County
Court OF the county of La Sale and OF Illinois, nj the
next regular term thereof to be holden At the Court House In
Ottawa, In said In sale county. the third Monday bev
the Eth day. of october $50. an order of said court
90 be released security the bond of such guardians ac
Cordng 10 the statute In such made and provided
sept. Il. lS,0.-lw HANORAU UANIEY
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oII CE.-EsrATE OF SYLvINA DODGE Drcg.syp-
~ Notice Is hereby gircn that the Undersigned amnistrs.
TOR OF the estate of Sylyna Dodge late county or
In sale and state of Illinois, deceased will appear before the
county court OF said county the third Monday cing the
NS day. OF November 1870 NJ the Court House Ottawa IN
said cosny when and where all persons having claims or
mlnd against said estate notified TO attend and present
the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day of September A. II. 1870.
HARLEY DODGE,
scNti--fw Aiminisirafnr
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spnti- q,

SlDlt.W AI.I< ND'l'll'E-.-No,lceis hereby civ.
- en- That the city Council of the city OF Ottawa did,
regular meeting OF the City Council held september 8, lS
pass an Ordinance In the words and figures following TO Wit:
N "a heyeby Orcd by hs tay t0uCR Of The cayPf lin.
THAT asidcwaS he constructed the east side of Post ST.
N IRON, OF lots number one ~ six 6 seven o. ten no aud
eleven O la block number nycight l5S States Addition
Ottawa In accordance with the grade established for such
sidewalk and the ordinance otsai city respecting sidewalks:
"d IL h,tby fth O,ie,tt That the Of the lots
or parts OF lots fronting upon said sidewalk be required To
construct the sidewalk front of their respective lots Or parts
of lots within thirty days from and after the Sth day OF
sept A. 1906 and that, failure OF any all OF the said
after the date of this notice, the City Council Will The
sane s J" Nc aa snsea assessment cn
said improvements and ne costs Of the proceedings theei1
The of the said lots parts Of ots required 10
comply with said ordnance within the time specified In tie
sane and n sad owners Of said lots shall M " comply with
said ordnance the said sidewalk will he constructed by the,
City Council and special assessment will be levied 10
dcfray the expenses thereof, according tn law,
r. n. WATERMAN tvv CLERK /
Ottawa, September 18th, 1900 .-A S.-.