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at st. Mary's Church, Mount St. Msry's
college, to eight students of the College
ana sixty.two members Of the congrega.
ton. AT st. Joseph's Church, Emmitts.
bers Of the parish, and afterwards, at st.
Joseph's, the Chapel of the Sisters OF Char
| ity, 10 twenty-twO young ladies Of st. Jo-
seph's Academy.
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YoRK.-iSucccss of
Jesuit NtssiOns IN Brook1yn.-The Mission
at the Church of SITS. Peter and Paul re-
suited in 9ls4 Communions, of which some
av were persons who had never before re-
ceived Communion. At the Church of the
Visitation there lO,556 Communions, of
which BOZ We're men who had never made
their irst Communons. Ninety-nine con-
verts to Our Holy Church were made in the
Two Churches and the Sacrament of Con-
nrmatlon conferred upon 1906 persons. In
all the churches of New York and Brook
iyn, the annual collection for tho Pope was
received.
PHlLADELPIIIA.-Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood
gave Confirmation at St. Patrick's Church,
Pottsville, on Sunday morning last, to ODD
persons, the same morning, at New Phila-
delphia, to 2&. In the afternoon at st.
same afternoon, at St. Fidelis' to IIs. On
Monday, Mt st. Jerome's, Tamaqua, to $50;
making in all, $50. The Bishop was ac-
companied by Very Rev. NJ. A. Walsh. v.
G., and Rev. A. j. McConomy. At New
Philadelphia he was met by procession of
Societies and children numbering nearly
one Thousand, and near Mahanoy City by
over 25OO.-Standard, June II.
DIOCESE OF CHARLESTON, S. C.-Death
Of a Sister Of Mercy.-Sister Martha,
(whose family name was Miss O'Gorman, j
attached to the order of Our Lady of Mer-
cy, Queen street, died Saturday night, in
the seventy first year of her age. She was
born in Cork, Ireland, and accompanied
Bishop England to Charleston, where she
has resided tor the past forty two years as
q Sister of Mercy. She was one of the |
oldest members of the SisterhS6d. Her
long life was devoted to suffering and af-
fiicted humanity, and to her God.-Charles-
tom Courier.
DIOCESE OF ST. LOUISA few nights |
since some sacrilegious thieves broke into |
the college Church at Cape Girardeau, and |
stole the silver Chalice, candlesticks, and
other church property valued at $500.
CONVICTION, KY.-Sunday, May 2sth, Rt. |
Rev. Bishop Toebbe administered the
sacrament of confirmation to upwards of
$50 persons in his cathedral church.
Among the confirmed were ten converts to
our holy faith.
C1NcINNATI.-Sunday, 18th June, there
we're ninety Confirmed in St. Anthony's |
Church, Cincinnati, by Archbishop Purcell.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC

WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.
500 barrels MESS poRK-Heavy.
so - RUMP PORK,
100 tierces LARD-Refined.
80 casks Bacon CLEAR SIDES
90 ~. SHOULDERS,
80 tierces Bacon and Sugar.cured HAMS,
600 barrels St Marys FLOUR,
200 Hinckley Extra FLOUR,
500 halfbbls Choice xxx FLOUR,
500 " Xxx FLOUR.
500 and s. f. FLOUR,
so packages Choice 10 BUTTER.
800 sacks OATS,
5000 CORN-W. and Y.
For sale in lots to suit at lowest market prices.
LAWLER e. SELBY,
je25 I'm u.s. IL 49, 81 and 81 Peters st. late New
TOHN HENDERSON,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer and Rectifier,
NO. 81 TCHoUPIToULAS STREET,
And -, n and &c Lafayette Street,
New Orleans La.
PURE BOURBON and RYE WHISKY always on
hand, direct from McGibbon & Bross celebrated Dis
tilery. Cynthiana, Ky.
Also. Agent for the Celebrated BRAZILIAN HERB
B1TTERS and RECTIFYING CHARCOAL. apl8 1y
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MOBILE. - We have already given q
detailed report of the celebration of Mo-
bile, but have since received a report from
a kind friend, who gives the following ad-
ditional details: "In all the churches the
faithful, in obedience to the circular of
their good Bishop and the voice of their
devoted priests, focked as they do at Eas-
ter time to the Holy Table, and offered up
fervent communions for an increase of
grace, and of health and of years to him
whom they dearly love as the successor of
the chosen Peter, whose faith should not
fail BY the way, marked feature of the
procession was the turnout of n Creole
'colored' society attached to st. Joseph's
Church, and Creole children belonging to a
school taught by the Sisters of Charity in
marched with their respective parochial
schools. At night, about Il. NJ, the city
was i'll u blaze of light in honor of him who
hath seen the days of Peter
DIOCESE OF BALr1MORE.-4B EdifyiRg
Ccremony.-On Thursday, Juno Is, We had
the pleasure, whilst on q visit to the Little
Sisters of the Poor, of witnessing an edi-
flying and most touching ceremony. The
sacrament of Confirmation was admins
tered to t,renty-t,ro of the old men and
women inmates of the institution. The
innocent almost childish Joy that illumined
the wrinkled features of the aged candi-
dates, as they walked into the neat little
chapel, and knelt before the tastefully de-
coratod altar, to receive the strength Civ
ing visit of the Holy Ghost, was touching
to behold. The sacrament of Confirmation
was administered by Rt. Rev. DR.. Gibbons,
the youthful Bishop of North Carolina,
| who is assisting his Grace of Baltimore in
| the annual visitations of the Diocese.
| Bishop Gibbons addressed the aged candi-
dates in simple and affectionate language,
| RnCh IA have fhair
and their minds.-Mirror.
Confirmation at MT. ST. Mdry's.-Con-
frmation was given by the Rt. Rev. DIR.
Shanahau, Bishop of Harrisburg, (at the
request of the Most Rev. Archbishop OF
Baltimore,l on the Feast of Corpus Christi,
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A !.No,ice is hereby giyeu that
have purchased the exclusive right manufacture and
sell In the county OF La Sale except the townships OF Brook
hed, Farm Ridge, Grand Rapds Oisr Creek and OF the
Kalamazoo One. Horse Clevis, .,, 81.
10 and selling tie same which IL On Niinrs
ment On my right wara all persons agaast buying using
seung the same, except through me- ny legal agpnt
bic. As the Jaw prOvtdev 4 pliRPEi,"
March 18th, iS1i,-2wl
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On motion. the board adjourned until Wednes
day evening next, at o'clock Pm
J. G. ARMSTRONG, Sec'y.
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Lexicon

Lexicon
VIII make the season of 1871 at ]. Rhodes Liv.
cry Stable. Terms S25. No insurance, except BY
agreement. Address Agent Lexicon, Ottawa, I'LL
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Announcements.
We announce ARTHUR LOCKWOOD ~ q candidate for
the Office Of Town Assessor At the next ensuing election
thereby anuosnce myself candidate foe the ONCE of
collector Of e Township OF Ottawa subject 10 the will Of
ene Democratic Convention 0EO. W. ALDEN.
launounce myself candidate for tAe ose Of Assistant
Supervisor OF Ottawa q; she ensuing election
CHARLES DRLAHO.
We an authorized to announce b. SMITH ~ candidate
FOR Town Assessor, for the ensuing year
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NeM advertisements.
- ErOR'r OF THE. CONDITION
The First National Bank Of Ottawa,

AT OTTAWA, N THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, AT CLOSE OF
business THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH lS1l.
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Board Of Education,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
OTTAWA, March %. 1871.
Board met in pursuance Of adjournment
Fresent.-Prcsdent Stout, and Directors Mar.
kle. Courtney, Beck With, Crane and Fulton.
Mnutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The finance committee reported. submitting
the Trsasurer's report for the past year, az
follows:
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RarrteD.

Lacon Hiss March I'D by Rev. N. x. WhWesey 1t the
residence Of Chapman, EsQ., Nr. SEM /. CmlNpIsR
OF south strange, No., TO Miss ELuARs1u Woodbury., OF
brides fathers Mr. Thomas Holt on The 10th ,us, by
VIM u smth, ESQ.,, Nr. EPakAN A. HAsXiNs to Nss MAI
TIA a. HoLr Gil OF trooIneld, la Sale county, Ills.
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Result OF canvas was announced.

NesuIt OF CANVAS was announced.
On motion of Osman, ID. =. Jones was declared
duly elected Mayor of the City of Ottawa for the
ensuing year, he having received majority of all
the votes cast at the election held march Goth 1871
On molten OF Osman, the following named per-
sons, who bad received majority of all the votes
cast at municipal election held March Goth, 1877.
as appeared from canvass OF votes, were declared
duly elected adermea and directors of the board
OF education OF the City Of Ottawa for the respect.
I'VE wards In which they were elected VIZ:
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! SHERIFF''S -ALE:.-Ry virtue oran execution
and re bill issued the clerks Office court
whereby am commanded to make the amount OF certain
Judgment recently obtained against zmi f. Ames and in
cha,tel. Of the said zmr F. Anes have levied On the
following property, to Wit:
the sw Of secton humber eighteen township number
o to aahsG ns hsc east On M s Of , cSs
fence n,netyhree rods thence north r,yonr rods, thence
three and siSO acres the same beng the county La sale
Therefore according to command shall expose for
ss n pnSi aSea; al s e Ssd hints of the
property on Tuesday the reeni day Of April A. D. ISL at
O'Clock 4 the south door Of the County Court House
Dated a o,ssw a ' al. ga day of March ISL,
ny GRO ". W BLAKE Deputy. shcra Of la sale County
T%wn SsS 80
Of la sne and state of uno hereby notified that the
caT & IN al, ' % @ III Of S9 apr
asf being the ar' Tuesday in said month fer
ls' To chose Moderator to PRESIDE at said meeting.
Of of Ea~n and $, many 0yerSeers Of there
further hu.ne.s may before said meeting the
Which meeting w he called to order between the hours Of
and o'clock IN th forenoon and kept open until o'clock
Given hand Ottawa. this Goth day of March ISL,
mar21..w s. ". RAYMOND, Town Clerk.
7 E*sONs Mi~IC.-Mlss SWAIN IVA. wish:
she has taken Miss Lorr'auN class IN music and Will take
| " more scholars.
VA ., H5s and
New York, and thorourhv Pr AIRED to give instruction In
roh In the latest and 'ost approved method.
Private given In cyt cH mentioned. orln class
cs, desired.
private reac,ng music q tuesday and Friday, free
10 those taking ina, uCt ~ branches.
Glass In cultivation or vor' .rllAy accessible to those
onN who taking private lrN NHs.
Comfortable room frnisrD " those wishing to take at
tho house,
I,earencePrcf Baxter and corps Of teachers BaStcrs
University ~ Music Friendship, NY
For particulars inquire the residence OF feter
inVips No. = 1 Mad son street. marll-iw
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lM Establishments.

~" Pso~aAt I" a Ssn'sd envelope. Prize Ms cewss
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
voluntary knissions sexual Debility. and impemenia to
Fits Mental and Physical apaety resuiting rom sIC
of the Green Book" &c. " '' N"'
The wordrcnowned author, in this admirable Lecture
clearly roves from hs own experience that the awful
qucnces VI Self Abuse BE- e6ectuAy without
msdcincs and without dangsroa, surgical operations bou
cure ~ once certain aud ecctu which every no
matter what his condition may be- himself chenpy
BOON 20 THotSASDS AND 7HOUSi NDS. 'N
Sent under zeal to say address in plain sealed envelope
on the receipt OF elk cents postage stamina Also M
Cuycrwell wharfage Guide" price d sois Address thc
CHAS. J. G. KLINE 4 CO.,
LET Bowcry, New York,
Dec. u. ls1o-ly Post Office Box AHHeS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-09

David Royster, ST., one of the Oldest
citizens OF Raleigh, who died short
time since, lett, at his death, sixty.nine
grand children and thirty.five great
grandchildren. They alllive in RALEIGH
or the immediate vicinity.
A letter from Father Hyacinthe, in the
Gaulois, acknowledges tho sympathy of
Italy for france, and advises union Of
the Latin races, us the balance Of Europe
is menaced hy the preDonderance Of
Germans and SclAvonians
A Russian conspiracy to murder the
Jews has been discovered in Odessa, and
Official measures have bean adopted to
prevent it.
At New Orleans, Capt. Fl. G.. McCo-
mas died IN Saturday night from the
effects Of shooting himself OH Thursday.
Want of money caused the suicide.
Western papers unite in tho statement
that the wheat crop bids fair to exceed
any yet harvested in the country.
The potato bug is very lively and yo-
racious in the West just now, greatly to
the disgust of turner's.
An ice machine has arrived at the
Chnttnhoochee. Ca, and will mike ice
for Atlanta at SIS per ton.
The death Of Judge Wm. L. Wilburn,
Of Bibb County, Ga., is announced
He was an old and esteemed citizen.
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OBITUARY.

In the death OF MISS MARY STARK. which
occurred on the night OF Sunday, the 2S; Ii ult
the community has boon bcruavetl of one OF
lts oldest and most valued members, il large
circle OF relatives and friends OF a highly
esteemed and charming associate, and the
church OF an exemplary and devoted follower
OF the CROSS Of Christ. There WAS an attrac.
tion about her manners, her conversation
and her general department which made her
home and her presence delightful to the
young al we'll as to those OF maturer age; and
lhcre arc many, many hearts surviving her
whose memory will often recur with sacred
ano tender impression to their hours OF sweet
and instructive intercourse with her A do.
tail OF the qualities of mind and character
which combined to render her the object of f.
widespread affection and respect. need not
be here set forth. Her own sentiments as
expressed to the writer, were averse to leng til.
enPd eu!o5iams OF the dead. She thought
that those who knew beloved and departed
friends required no such reminders OF their
virtues; while they who knew them not, could
not be expected to take any special iiterust
in the recital. We forbear, therefore, to add
anything further to this brief tribute To hcr
worth, save tho announcement, which will
gratify the hearts Of her numerous Christian
frienda, here and elsewhere, that, amid all the
sufferinss Of her last illness, she enjoyed the
preciousness Of faith in her Redeemer, and
drank deeply (as We learned from her own
declaratiDns) Of tho sustaining consultations
and promiscA of the Gospel, and the bright
hopes OF nm immortality Of blesseducss be-
yond the grave, on which that she might
enter. She was, with the Apostle, not OILY
willing, but hesirous for her departure
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The great cancer specific. the discovery
OF which was recently announced
through the State Department, is the
"Cundurant" root. Fifty pounds OF the
plant have lately been furnished from
Quito to the physicians OF New York.
Paris and London, for test and analysis.
The substance in its natural state is
virulent poison when administered to
persons in health, but is, strangely
enough, said TO be Q sovereign cure to
canoerous or scrofulous affections. Mea.
sures have been taken to test its efficien-
cy in both army and navy. The dis
coyery, if found possessed of the virtues
attributed to it, will mark an era in the
progress of medicinal science.
Ne,o Orleans Times.
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A child OF Private Mccoy, OF Troop
Q, Seventh Cavalry, aged two years, was
poisoned accidentally, on Monday even
ing last. by drinking portion OF some
concentrated lye that was being used
about the house. All the usual remedies
were resorted to by the physicians who
were called in, and, rs the Child is still
living. it is hoped that it's life may be
saved. - Chester. Reporter.
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Some ten days ago, Mr.. Richnrd Cla-
~, living near Big Greek, in this Coun-
ty, caught a. negro nun in the act of
shooting one Of his hogs. The, negro
didn't carry any. fresh pork home with
him-5but the doctor ptobed his wound,
picked out q handful --of shot, and says
tue said would.be hog thief will not be
OF much service in tbs crop until about
tho co.ton-picking season.
Edgefeld Advertiser.
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BLOODY ARRAY Federal Union
says: On Friday afternoon last, a diff
Guilty occurred at Davis store, in Will
kinson County. Ga, near the Baldwin
line, between Messrs. William Davis and
Daniel n. Tucker on one side, and Ro-
bert and Jack Parker, brothers. on the
other. Robert Parker was killed; VIM.
Davis was shot three times, two Of the
balls passing through his body, inflict-
ing mortal wounds, it is thought, but he
is still living; D. Ell. Tucker was shot in
four places-in the face, shoulder nnd
arm, and is. seriously wounded. Dr.
Herty, who is attending him, is hopeful
of his recovery. Jack Parker is thought
to be only slightly wounded. We are
informed that previous difficulty oc-
CURED between Mr.. Jack Parker and
Mr. Tucker, and at the time the shoot-
ing took place the attack was made by
the Parkers on Tucker. mfr. Davis camo
to his (Tucker's) assistance and became
involved in the difficulty An induest
was held over the body of Robert Par
ker, and verdict of justifiable homicide
rendered in the case of Tucker and Da-
Wis. we also learn, since writing the
above, that Mr.. Davis is better, and
hopes ore entertained of his recovery.
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The LATE MASSACRE OF INDIANS. "A
full report from Lieutenant Whitman, OF
the Third Cavalry. commanding the
post at Camp Grant. Arizona, concern
ing the massacre of Indians encamped
at Rio Privapoo, by whites from Tue
son. contains but few facts beyond those
already published. The statement is
made that upon the arrival Of an express
from Captain Dunn. at Camp Lowell,
giving information Of the departure OF
ine whites, Lieutenant Whitman ssat d
party to the Indian camp. They found
it deserted and the dead bodies OF the
women and children left on the ground.
The party had left by way Of the pass
Of the Cariedo del Orc, taking some
captivea. Lieutenant Whitman writes
that since these Indians have been nt
this post they have done everything in
their power to prove their sincerity and
good faith. They will be likely to sus-
pect some treaohery on the part OF the
military. If possible I shall get mes
senger to them, Int doubt if it will be
possible to get them to return. Steps
have beon taken to save the women and
children who were captured for their
friends, and life of debauohol servi-
tude.
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In a difficulty about fence, in Perry,
Rolla County, Ill, on Wednesday last,
three brothers named Underwood at
tackled Richard y. Mcnifcr with re-
volvers. The latter returned tue fire,
mortally wounding one OF his assnilants,
when one Of tue other two fired fourteen
balls into Menifer, killing him.
A despatch from San Francisco SAYS:
boy named O'Brien had been arrested
and identified by several Cinnamon rs
having given the fatal blow to the Chi
naman, who was dubbed and stoned to
death on Fourth street last week, but it
is doubtful if sufficient white testimony
can be obtained to convict him.
a parson, reading the funeral services
at the grave, forgot the sex OF the de-
ceased, and asked one Of the mourners,
an Emeralder, Is this a brother or q sis-
ter?" "Nather," replied Pat; ''only o
cousin"
A Western ludy, who had been desert
ed by two consecutive husbands. has
contracted third matrimonial alliance.
which she hopes may bc permanent, with
q gentleman whose legs have been ampu-
tated.
The Wilmington STIR says: There
wero three fine watcrmelons in marx et
yesterday morsing, being the first of the
season. They were raised III this Coun.
ty, and realized II handsome sum-S5
each.
Tho weather observations arc TO be
continued Oh Mount Washington this
summer.
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Dr. Sedillot. Of Lyons. who during
the course of the recent French war has
observed over 1900 cases of gun-shot
wounds. and has himself performed
fifteen amputations in single day, has
written paper calling attention to the
extensive mutilation Of the parts caused
by the projectilcs Of the present day.
According to DR.. Setlillot, the best rule
is to nmputate on the second or third
day after the indiction of the wound,
before the period of inflammation has
set in. In consequence of tho extensive
suppnration, caused by the projectiles
now in use, the following rules nre re-
commended TO be observed: First, that
tho wound should be reduced to the
smallest diametcrj second, free exit Of
pus should be favored; and third, radi-
cal reform in the method of amputation
should be adopted, to wit: that the ex-
tremity of the bone, instead of being
enclosed in the flesh, should be left
sticking out
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The New York World, OF the 9th

The New York World, of the 9th,
says:
4'The letter from Harrisburg upon the
subject of minority representation,
which appeared in yesterdays IVorM,
shows the progress which has recently
been made in Pennsylvania by the
friends of more equitable system of
representation than that which has
hitherto prevailed throughout the coun-
try. Oniy those who have closely
watched the course Of public opinion
upon this subject, are aware how rapid
has latterly been the growth of the con
viction that our present mode OF elect
ing candidates by a majority vote is not
in accordance with the true theory OF
Democratic government. The system
Of cumulative voting is soon to go into
operation in Illinois, and tho eight or
ten States which IRE soon to revise their
constitutions will all, doubtless, adopt
some form of minority representation.
The success which has been attained in
behalf OF this measure in Pennsylvania
has been rapid and marked, and is duo
in o great degree to the exertion of the
Hon. Charles r. Buckalew, ex-senator
from that State"