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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-29

Observation-Disclosures and lovers of sacred mu.
sic, not only of this city, but also of the entire
county of La Sale, are cordially invited to be
present at the meeting called on Saturday after.
noon, Oct Goth, at o'clock, in the basement of
the NJ. +. Church of this city. There is certain.
~ no better call made, being so beneficial to
our various churches throughout the county, in
securing to them material for constant use in
that part of the sacred service, so indispensable
now, as ever, sacred Song" Union is strength,
decision destruction. Let all choristers of this
city and country come forward as one man, tax.
ing hold of the wheel Of time aud bay, ",ee tcil
hace good Chorl Society IN La SnAe county, of
'chiM zee can be proud." There is good material
in this city and county, and large number Of
members will be the result il We stand united.
Don't wait for special mcitatton, but come all.
Ministers of the Gospel are specially invited 70
be present.
GEORGE F. Roor, Of Chicago, is expected 70
be present. DOMINANT
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SISTERS FAIR-The Catholic sisters of mercy
of this city are endeavoring to erect an orphans
home, and to get the aid of the charitable public
in that behalf. propose to give fair to commence
on Thursday, Nov. 3D.. The fair will be held
at Turner Hall, begin ming at / o'clock A. N. on
Thrsuday, lasting every day, Sunday excepted,
until Saturday evening, Nov. II. They will Of
fer number Of beautiful as well as valuable
prizes, to be disposed of by lottery. Among
these may be mentioned, handsome buggy
worth $40. Tickets for chances in this prize
can be obtained at Mrs. Vogts and Mrs.. Cova-
uaugh', table. Mrs. Montgomery Will offer a
beautiful set of slverware worth SO; also a
gold watch 70 be given TO the most popular
young lady, 70 be decided by vote
Mrs. Courtney will have table Of innumera.
BILE fancy articles of all sorts. Mrs Gordsn's ia
BILE, besides having many fancy articles will have
a pretty china set. The ladies Of the sodali,y
will have refreshment table, wherein will be
found oysters in every style, coffee, cake, &C.,
COTTON up in superb style
Every lady and gentleman, who are truly such,
will be welcome.
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MUsIc-We cordially invite all parties in
wan, of tir-..cass musical instrument, to call
at Simon Bros Temple of Music, 81 La Sale
street, Ottawa. Do not be caught by parties
who sell inferior articles, propose to sell you
instruments at cost, by taking you to Chicago
thereby gaining more than you are aware We
pay commissions to no one, sell at the lowest
living price for cash, or Gu monthly installments
or take old instruments for new ones Call and
see U.S. SIAoSs Bros.
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Board of Education.

OFfiCE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
30 Ottawa, October 81, lS70.
Ihe Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Presideut Stout, and Directors Markle.
Gibson, Courtney, 8eckwith and Crane.
director Courtney, OF finance committee, re-
ported the total receipts from the collector up to
Oct 18th to be s. 500 that by order of the Presi
dent they had paid the note of 81, 500, given June
leth 1870, tor 70 days, and extended 80 days, and
building.
Director Gibson, of committee on teachers,
made the following reports:
IN the cases OF " lille Foley andFrank Gartman,
referred to us at the last meeting, after full and
impartial examination, we find that they have
been guilty of misconduct to their teachers and
recommend that they be suspended during the
term.
To THE BoARD or EDUCATION: Your committee
TO whom was referred the matter of securing an
additional school room for the relief of the pr.
mary room in the fifth ward school. beg leave to
report that there are at present in Miss Greene's
room but 40 pupils, that if the class in each
room below Miss Green's be transferred to the
room next higher, the necessity Of open ing an ad.
ditIonal room will be obvated Your committee
therefore recommend that the principal of the 5th
ward school be instructed to make the transfers
suggested at the opening of the next school month
and that no further action IN reference to securing
an additional school room be taken
THEo c. GIBSON,
FRED. F. CRANE,
&. Ii. BEcKwIrH,
Committee.
On motion OF Director Courtney. the reports
were received and approved.
The oil OF Osman ldapeman for supplies, from
Apr. I'd to Oct. 18th. 1870 for $500 was present.
ed, and ordered paid.
The renewals OF the policies No. 323 in the Home
OF \. y, No l,o56 IN the Hartford, and No. 9 339
in the Phoenix oil Hartford were received and or
dered PAID. Aggregate amount Of premium Sl20
The motion OF Director Crane, amending Sec
ton - of bylaws, laid over from last meeting,
was taken up aud adopted, after being amended
TO read as follows
Teachers are authorized to detain pupils after
school hours. either for purposes of discipline or
neglected studies not to exceed 80 minutes"
On motion OF Director Courtney, sec. ii of by.
laws was amended by striking out the words
when the best discipline can be obtained by mild
er measures
Adjourned TO Nov 4th 1870.
A. T.. GIBBS, Clerk
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,TI1E INDIAN GREEK MILLS

The desires to inform the public that he has
CMs MS MI u nrstrae repair with an addition Turbine
NH stones making Of Ne nls for manuhctnfSe
Hour n the country and hsvlne employed astciNSa miller
nc ce conhoeus that he MIKE much md Rood 6ouf
nv Gan ee made where Mos having EsN . Grind sre
nv9 70 give nn sva ~ he dotarm(So 70 snare no paine
0wMds rendering them well satshed II highest market
pIce pad Tor wheat Everything IN the milling line kent FOR
september 2th, lS1O.
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FALL NoTICE.-Joe Megatfin desires his IN any
customers to remember that his store is full of
boots, shoes, &c, for the fall trade. He has eve
rything one could wish, from gents coarse
boot to a ladys CATER, or a chids light shoe,
vndiall cheap as dirt
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NO,TICE.-Es ESTATE ~ LucirN p DnlANo DnCy'sD
Notice Is hereby givcn that the undersigned nlnnis,ra
OF L. A., sale and state Of Illinois ,sceased win appear
beng the 18th day. December 1870 at the Court House az
nwa IN county when and where all persona having claims
sent the same In writing for adjustment ~ '
Dated this 18th day Of October A. d. 1870.
LUCfEN DELANO.
OctsS-6w Administrator
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INTER ESTING TO LADIES',

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ills the most enterprsng OF all magazines and gives more
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II also offers large and magnificent Paror Steel Engraving
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Or Oilers me Chrome, worth 81 and other premiums
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single copies ~ Specimen copies, with circulars mailed
iroe on receipt OF lacts.
Address W. JENNINGS DEMOREsT,
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Subscriptions received and single COMES for sale v Osman
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DULCEr MURPHY.-We are under obligations
to Mr.. NJ Soran, OF Piper City, Union Co., Ill.,.
for a large sweet potato, weighing five and half
pounds.
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New Millinery at Mrs. Ford's. Ladies' water.
PROOF cloaks, hoop skirts, fancy goods and v.ry
cheap. Dress and cloak making.
One door north of tho Post Office.
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The renting Of the pews In the NJ. f. Church
will take place on Monday afternoon and even.
ing, Oct 31st
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Ladies. call It Child 4 Bros and zee how
cheap they are selling walking boots.
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house, No. II, LaSalle street, where no hlmbug
or deceit upon customers is allowed to 30 prae-
ticed ny 3 -sEse" az. '-7f
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Eagle yeast the best in tie market. Take no
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#arrtR1.

on Saturday Oct 2 at Pontiac at the residence of Mr.
Harrington, by the Rev Mr. Samson Mr. Tpoe FopRps IN
Miss FANNY THOMPSON, both Of Ottawa.
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Dte0.

In South Ottawa on the ed Inst, of consumption NORTON
FIELDS, aged nrty-one years.
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Inc subscriber has on hand and viii keep for sale iul
assortment and line quality Tagging and Bubble Joliet
Stone '77 WI TUnN ,S -
Ottawa, September nth, 1870
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Just received Il Alschslsr 4 Co... .qssze deal.
ing ono price Clsthing Establishment, Q full
assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks.
Horosso hgs H.. ~ Tg~Tf rTwR
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-03

FOO potent cE tbG men TO 1esI5at
longer, and striking their spades int
the sand, they began their work. Tn
young girl uttered not q word, bu
knelt there, watching them will
anxious brow, and with her red lip
pressed hard together.
Now work. men, for the remorseles'
sea is coming, and though it comes b.
inches. yet it will surely cover tht
place where this rock lies.
For an hour they dug steadily, until
the water was nearly at their feet
but as the sand was removed from tbs
stone, the great mass settled upon the
prisoners still more firmly.
I'VE must get timbers," shouted
Silas in desperation. 1T must BE-
propped."
And so broken spars were thrust
under it and the work resumed; and
still the sea came steadily on. Their
feet were covered now. and Flora
wrung her hands until the nails were
bruised into the flesh.
knew it, murmured Jethro. 1T
has brought me TO my death, as | said
1t would. You will save him, but you
can't save me, Flora"
She left her place by Arthur, and
coming round to the other side, knelt
by the sufferer and took his hand in
hers.
You will forgive what / said to
you this afternoon" he pleaded, look
ing up into her plying eyes. should
not have done it; but / loved you,
Flora, and it was mighty hard to give
you up. Tt is better this way, though.
IF you had married him, and / had
been able to see it, it would have
made me miserable, and should have
hated him."
Oh, Jethror' she said, Ndon't talk
in this way. There will be still time
to save you. | know there WILL
mo. said Jethro. Don't think
of it. LIZ they save him for you. I shall
die feeling as if I'd done one thing
for you that you could remember; as
though I'd honestly proved my love,
as it were, though the Lord knows
that don't need provin to my mind.
Good BY"
''Good by, Jethro!"
the water was almost over him now,
and she had to hold her arms length
to hold his hand. A loud shout from
the workers on the other side an
nounced success; and she saw them
carrying Arthur's inanimate form be-
yond the reach Of the advancing tide.
But Arthur was alive and Jethro was
ct the gate of death.
He raised her hand to his lips as
the men came trooping down to see
what chance of life there might be for
for him; but there all too late, for, as
he loosed his grasp, a great food
flowed over him. and he was gone!
Oh, ye unknown heroes of our daily
lifel How many and how mighty in
great sacrifice arc ye; and yet those
noble deeds have never been sung,
never been writtenl Who shall say
that when the judgement hour for all
has come, and the great book. upon
whose golden pages are recorded all
things, good or evil, is closed forever,
there will not still be found the names
of thousands whose deeds, though
nameless here, like the unselfish sac
rifice of this untutored man, approx
ing angels have looked upon in silence
and written down In letters of endur-
ing light.
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DENTISTS.
DIR. L. fla As
49,
Resident Dentfsc

Resident hDemtfat
Over First National Bank,
Corner Main and First stFeots
Evansville
nMrawSrg A fyrUWRR NE G0EEH}
EWH osss 15lIrn Work. Gold, Silver. 3
canite, Corallte, ana Alnne A3tesr tsti
Work, Artificial Paiates' &C
ADMINISTRATORS OF - 4bfouh
fan excellent and safe anns lneJcll e
xr@foFTo. ETHER and also EGyaGsI local rasa
iy2ers.
NEURALGIC Affections treated.
MY FACILITIES are % GOOD and
establishment az large consisting % 2
rooras) as any In the United states
I RETURN Ny THANKS Tor the
tensive patronage received during the
EIGHT YEA I2t3. nlnE
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StraYAd or Stolen.

TEROHE my farm, In Union Town
on Saturday, the DIST nit, .oan ~
eight years old about seventeen flf
high, steep hApped, white around inc
OF tail. rough shod fore.fee and bare
feet, Also a Two year old duyt BLACK.
long heavy tail and name. Twenty z
dollars reward will be given 10 any
returnfng them to me or 10 w M. hA II
SON, grocers, corner Of SIKH stfesA
Fulton Avenue. 1e4 q
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Evansville. Henderson,. q Nashville
Railroad Transfer Packet to
Henderson.
The magnificent sIde-wileeI steamer
r a Y 4 TT H !.
a. o. Durland, Master:
Negiey Rudd, Clerk,
win leave Evansville daily for Hender-
son at PM. Returns to Evansville every
evening at PM. Leaves Evansville every
Monday at An. fez5 Il
FOB PADU0AH AND CAIRO.
L4.sseg
The famous low. pressure
OUIC K 8 II Z 2.
JAcrK GRAhIaEER, Master,
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every NON
DAY and IHUhs93Aa 49, ~ ,ttb 81 - p p1Ga-
Menaphls, and New Orleans packets.
nos diff PLY. d. VETS, Agent
For Padueah and Cairo.
The magnificent new low pressure steamer
CITY OF EVANSVILLE,
H.T. Dexter, Master;
Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and
at &c cairo with Sc. Louis. Memphis, and
New Orleans P@MSk ". g. BRowN&c co.
mill Il and PLY. ID. VETS, Agents.
Regular Evansville, P4ducah. and
Cairo Semi-W eekly hail
Line Packet.
The new, feet and unrivalied side-wheel
steamer
IDLE WILD.
Gus. Fowler, Master;
S TlIl; Z SI F9giIs5; Clerks.
Leaves Evansville EVERY WEDN ESDAY
and SATURDAY mt pm.
Leaves Cairo EVERY THURSDAY and
SUNDAY at PM, making close connee-
ton at Cairo with drsI-class steamers for
st. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans, and
at Evansville with the Il. & g. R.R. for all
points North and East. and with the
Morning Star for all points on the Upper
Ohio; For freight or passage apply on
board. apis u
10. McReynolds' Independent Semi
Weekly Green River Packet.
The elegant steamer
Hartford
Joe McReynolds, Masters;
Billy Liter. Clerk,
WIN leave Ior Rochester and all way
landings on Green River, on
EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY
at o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
apl3 If
Regular Evansville, GAINESVILLE, and
Nashville Packet.
The new and magnificent steamer
MALLEE BACON.
Josh V. Throop, Master: a., 60,
Leaves for Nashville and all way landings
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
at O'Clock Pm.
to For . spf sRRRK e D %asat
Regular Evansville and Tennes 90
River Packet.
FOR PADUCAH, yoH4Nss,oNvILLE, AND
The elegant passenger steamer
n a NJ. o Il Il.
ALLEN DUNCAN Master;
GUY VINYARD, Clerk,
Will leave Evansville for the above and
all intermediate ports
EVERY TUESDAY, at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
APPS tt Agent.
REG ULAR DAILY COAST PACKET.
FOR OWENsBORO, ROCKFORD AND
GRAND VIEW.
The elegant passenger steamer
Las
Pine Bluff.
Lafayette Elder, Master.
John A. Adams, Clerk.
! Leaves Evansville DAILY Sunday ex-
] Leaves Grand View DAILY Sunday ex-
4 cepted) at AM.
j For freight or passage apply on board
/ or to HUMPH REY, LEWIS q Co.,
l ap22 If Agents.
Regular Evansville and Bowling
Green Packet.
The new and elegant steamer
~fzC
EVAN VILLE.
Samuel w. Combs, Master;
i VIM. holland. Clerk,
/ Leaves Evansville for Bowling Green
Il r. A eA A d
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Dissolution of partnorgbin
To Whom it NAV Concern

IF THOSE parties who have been steal.
- Ing my Rose Bushes win call on m be
lore they steal any more will give them
the money % SO and bay mor1. yvlEE
VIII pay g reward OF 50 Tor the arrest af5 {
Conviction oI any person caught steaIEu
any property from my premises.
maF r. T. GzEsE rM.
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Business was lively yesterday, With
a large port list.........The Camelia,
for st. Louis had nice trip."......The
Shamrock had a big trip, and dis
charged largely here.........The Quick
step arrived at 8 A. NJ, full of freight
and people. She is a regular scream
er. and has officers to match. She was
receiving literally for her rsturn......
The Hartford came in with so hhds
tobacco, and a vast amount of lumbe
and miscellaneous freight. She never
came out of Green river as full. She
returns to-day. She will make an ex-
cursion trip on Tuesday next, from
Calhoun, leaving here on Monday as
usual, to South Carrollton, carrying
passengers from Calhoun and all way
landings to the Circus, at South Car
roIlton at 81 80 each, for the round
trip, returning them home the same
night, after having jolly time.........
Billy Frazier, the fascinating young
freight clerk of the Shamrock. re-
ceiyed an ugly fall at Cincinnati, on
Tuesday, by which he crippled both
his hands. and was, in consequence, a
"looker.on in Venice yesterday
another checking off his freight...... .
The Mary Miller arrived at ii An.
nearly light. She is announced tc
return TO New Orleans at A PM. to-
day. positively.......~."The Fayett'
brought up Sc hogsheads of tobacco
aud a cabin full of people.........Th'
towboats Simpson Horner. Gre!
Hound and Wild Cat passed dow
between five and seven o'clocl
', Yesterday morning, with large feet
Of barees fully oaded..............,
/ monz tie passengers b. the Sham
rock vas Garrett HseeB. d note
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orner First and Pima and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (saa0 mill sige) and
Portable Circular Sac MGtts.
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used TO DO
saving with by the Portfolio Circular saw
Mill is from LIS to $50 pounds pressure peL
square inch. have reduced this Rmounb
and require only from GO 10 50 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
sfdered in the least dangerous anu Isl 81
the same time, more economical IN the
saving of fuel, &C. We append the Iol1oW-
ing certificate Of the first of my new sty1e
Porto BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusaI of sawyers and all those oeslrln&
TO purchase, and solicit 8 call ana careIu1
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four sLrong
wooden wheels, with wide tires ana neavy
iron axles easily drawn from place. ana
always ready for operation In q few hours
or mounted on legs and wooden sk1oss or
otherwise:
MR. KRATz:-The Portable Engine you
furnished me, consider as satisfactory ana
perfect in every respect as any macn1ne
ever saw, runs light, uses 90 pounds OF
steam for running double 6O ana " lncn
circular saw mill Tor common days busi-
ness An average days ork. b,o00 70
lUUJU feel or lumber, eesy, V III 70 POUNDS
OF steam ]. CALDWELL
Lynnv1lle Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
. nc nov, vi I5 SIN O. KRAFT.
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ANOTHER PHENOMENON.
An American Medium Does some Astonishing n
Playing and singing.

The wonderful doings by an American me-
dium are recorded by London letter writer,
who says:-"He is young man about twenty
one, tall, and strikingy handsome. His maui
festations are of varied character, but those
which attract the most notice by their novelty
are musical. Visiting house one day where
he happened to be, / heard from room
on the floor above me some very mastery
playing on the piano-forte. | went upon the
staircase to hear better, and have seldom heard
any player with finer and stronger grasp of
the capabilities of the instrument. In few
moments singing was added-the singing, appa-
rently, of fine soprano of great compass, exc
cution and power. Entering the drawing room.
i found this young Amercan-the player and
the singer-and he played, talked, and sang for
an hour. He assured me, and his friends assured
me also, that he had never learned to play, and
could not even read music, and that he played
and sang only under spirit influence. / after
wards heard him play and sing for two hours to
a company of thirty or forty persons, to their
apparent great delight. At Paris, where
he was for some time, he told
me he had played and sung before the best
musical circles and in London he is engaged
almost every night at fashionable parties, at
which his extraordinary performances are natu-
rally the chief attraction. One of his feats is
to sit down to a piano with a musician aud
take part in a duet, which may be either an
improvisation music with which he is quite
unacquainted. OF course, / cannot say per-
sonally that he has had no practice which
would enable him to play the gems of the finest
operas with great breadth and felicity of treat
ment; but certainly think his whole perform
ance one of a very extraordinary character.
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sSsn GRAND EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY,
"S over the West Jersey Railroad, in honor of the
FIFTH MARYLAND REGIMENT,
Accompanied by Professor McClurg's celebrated
Liberty Silver Cornet Band,
MONDAY, JULY 25, 1870.
Fare for the Excursion 81 so
Tickets for sale at Ticket ONCE, No S2S Chestnut
street; at the Band Headquarters, No. 33I Chestnut
street; and at Market Street Wharf upper side) on
the morning OF the Excursion.
Last boat leaves Market Street Wharf upper side)
at 6 O'Clock A. M. 1922 2tE
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SATURDAY, JULY 90, 1870.

sg- The earliest regular edition of The
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at II
o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at q, 81, and 4k. Whenever there is i'm
portant news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, and before the regular time for the
early edition.
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ton dear and scarce on account Of the lack of
laborers, than cheap andplenty through their
abundance; and whether America, after having
reaped a golden harvest from the encourage
ment of immigration, should now reverse her
policy and close her ports
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