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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

! An EccExrR1o CKAEAcrkR.--The CoHst
Jovss,al Seoords the death Of q very eccen-
trio, character: can Irishman has just
died ID london whose career and Gttatu-
ments entitle him 70 etche - tss saesss
Of literature. The deceased YES sheas
a. Que Could meet in a dky's ride. He was
email bat firmly knit, generally wofe =
white bat and dress coat, and alwayshad
An old volume under his arm. He Wa .
confirmed book worm. MexxOfAntO was
hardly q more accomplished fingutst, Nor.
Dahiin, and deeply versed Ia ols:sie lore,
| but he added polish to his erudition BY
his intimacy with at least doxen modern
tongues. He spoke French, German, Rus
I sial, Polish, Spanish, Italian. modern
Greek, Turkish, Arabic, Irish, Welsh and
Danish with aueRcy. In his youth he had
been cabin-boy In an American bark, And
Paris, bot had to leave it on account OF hie
cnnueotion with the June iusurrection Of
4s. He was very strong man, and util.
lied his strength by taking an engagement
, a. Hercules in circus in Australia. b!
turns he gave lectures on Shakespesr
, through Germany; was Greek professor
!, at Hamburg; had troup.ot spanish ns . ga,
81 psuion of Sir William Don, the 6arone
D actor, 10 his will dest continental frolics- Il
h his time he had been tutor to Charles lie
/. ver's children at Florence. He came to Tn
' surface one day in the employs ent q 70,
q Thumb; another 10 the company % MAJ
:, ply, the Irish giant, who was oistai
r cousin. He had been in London sinee "a
n Franco Prussiau war, which ruined him
@ fortune. His learning was at little prof.
). to HIM, for he died very poor IN WARD
70 Of d hospital, and was buried In corn
g, Of the almshOuse cemetery.
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE singer SEWING MACHINE cot
$40 AT THE. wos-p's FAIR. II
oOssFIFFqgrrD By rns HoA1s OF TIE PEOPLE
a.s loi .,-- nssarvsp sns -. ss0l
81 Great Award OF the Highest Sales,
hsvo lsf Az rtvsas far bshisd ths. which 10 aaA
.. ri 70 the SUPERIORITY or THE sIHGER "a 1
i.... MACHINE svsr AL others. s,- !
The Hstaraa Of The Twsnty Five diasrent sswas /
%. Nsohipe co~psniss. for the year ts1i. show the 4
Number Of Machines Sold to be ). 6IO,s9s
Or which the Singer sold. -. >. asf, aoo
NEARLY oAx-FH,Rp OF rax TOTAL. Nuas.a
| 80. "a r-ai f1i1 - f~'s1' tfag 81 }'.aa 4
Tho CHIC AGO RELIEF COMMITTEES REruRNa
\ . - s@ 3ts show lie rsssik A"t':' -.
Out OF seal Machines F furnished, sA2z were
h e - :. Singer Machines, s.-.,l G,
NE AppascastSn every A.sAg,aasa the kisa 4
4 - u Machine assarsa- 81 l.. 49,. -.
el,a - ea. 1-.a ." ii
t,EThere are now soa 600 Singer Sewing
Y 9" Machines In Daily Use. -
RvsRY MACHINE GUARANTEED 70 .GIYl
i p. SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED.
!. Call, aud Examine, or Send for Circualls'
Z and Sample Of Work. =.
MACHINE TwIJT, Of all oolors. aad all siae sposis
JOHN CT ARK JR. & CO.'S COTTON. blsel
/ | spools, At ~holesals and retail. ... ..
= VIA. E. COOPER q CO.. .o
o au GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
y 3d.. Canal Street ...... 9
IL fyai7ssy New orleans.
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xETILLfAM EGAN, .,
xs.5y Feather Noes and Excelsior MATLhEcoA1
Also Pillows Sheets, nleqkgS nad AosAul.o i a
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THE PICTORIAL
Phremo tOgtc0I J0urn al
II FIRSTCLsa&S
FAMILY MAGAZINE.


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fEARDEE'S OFFICIAL
III ~ -
OF
LOUISIANA

lust Published, and now ready for delivery;
q embracing all the new Parishes, and every
thing else Of interest in the State. Every man
of business, and every head of . family should
have this map.
Price, I'll, per copy.
For sale by r. w. Bringhurst, sole Agent
for Rapides and the adjoining Parishes.
May 13-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

The WATER PowER.-Work upon the races
connected with the dams of the two rivers has
been, of late, prosecuted with vigor. As pre-
viously mentioned, the construction of the race
on the east side of Fox river was entrusted to w.
+. Whitmore, who has got the matter we'll under
way. This race is connected with the main race,
and will be, when completed, 500 it. il length,
30 IT. wide, and some 6 fl. below the comb of the
dam. The head race to Williams paper factory
hiss also been completed, and his wheel set on
Thursday. The Fox river race will be compile
ted in ample time for the requirements Of this,
the first factory to be operated by the power.
We also learn that it is intended to SO enlarge
the gates at the Illinois dam as to enable repairs
to be effected at any stage of water. Altogether,
1t is pleasant to note that degree of energy is
being displayed in this matter, which, if contin-
ued, will realize at least one mandatory In
operation on the new water power by the time
the State Fair meets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

BY reference to tho city council proceedings
on another page it will be perceived that com.
mittes. consisting Of Mayor Jones and Messrs.
VIM. Rsddick. F. L. Fisks, J. Wood, T. L.
Dicksy and W. E. Bowman, was appointed at
tho last meeting to confer with the superintsnd.
snts Of the two railroads entering Ottawa con.
corning the laying of q temporary track to tho
fair grounds. The Republican, with character.
issie efrontery and egotism, says this is its sug.
gestion, when the fact is it was originated by
the FREE TRADER, but let that pass The com.
mittee was to have gone to Chicago on Thurs.
day to fulfill its mission, but, learning that the
railroad officials in question were absent from
that city, the visit is deferred until their return
The committee will proceed to Chicago on the
earliest practicable occasion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

CHURCH OPENISG.-The ne W Catholic Church
in Grand Rapids township was opened last Sun.
day in the presence of = large congregation,
many of whom we're not Catholics and had come
from Ottawa. The structure is quite credi, to
its projectors and will cost, when finished, fully
$4,000, OF which large sum was literally given
by the first congregation that assembled in its
walls. The dimensions of the building are thirty.
five feet BY fifty feet, the height of the ceiling
being twenty feet, and of the s'eepls sixsy.five
feet Additional seating capacity is obtained by
spacious gallery. The dedicatory sermon was
preached by the Rev. Father Terry, of this city,
after which the Rev. Father Kslvelsge delivered
an address In German. The evening services
were conducted by the Rev. Fathers Heating
and Murphy. Prof c. W. Bernhard presided
over the musical portions Of the services. All
from here who participated speak in high terms
Of the hospitality SO generously extended on the
occasion BY the resident Practitioners.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

CAsTORTA-a substitute for castor ola fam.
lily physic which is pleasant to take and does not
distress or grippe but is snrs to operate when all
other remedies have failed. It is purely vege.
table preparation, containing neither minerals
morphine nor alcohol, the result of fifteen years
experimenting of Dr. Samuel Pitcher. 1t is per.
fectly harmless and far moro effective than pills.
narcotic syrups or castor oil. BY soothing the
system it produces natural sleep, and particular.
ly adapted to crying or teething children. It
kills worms, cures stomach ache, constipation,
flatulency and arrangement of the liver No fam.
lily can afford to be without this article. It costs
but 80 cents-ask your druggist to get it for you
and he will always keep 1t. junS-w4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

THE CHICAGO AND MUscATINE r. R.--This
line will pass along the northern portion Of this
county, most probably through the townships of
Mission, Serena, Freedom, Ophir and Troy
Grove. The following officers were elected on
the first Tuesday Of the month:
President-Samuel NJ Rowe, Sheridan Ills.
Vice President-D. F. Cameron, Chicago
Secretary-A. E. Walker, Chicago
Engineer-Robert Wilson, Ottawa.
Board of Drectors-N. A. Steel, Joliet J. r.
Gearing, Dover, H.. G. r. Kellogg, Ophir.
The city council of Joliet lately acknowledged
the importance Of this road BY appointing three
aldermen to collect subscription. for it in tina.
city.
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Q GDE~ CHIC
THE CANAL TOLLS.
Letter from One or the Commissioners of
the Illinois and Michigan Canal.
BOARD OF CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
TREASURES OFFICE,

TREASURES OFFICE,
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. June :, 1872.
To the Editor of the Chicago Erentng JoHrnaI.
Various letters have appeared in the papers,
some of them in The Journal, intimating and
charging that the Canal Commissioners, or some
of them, were "stock.owners' in some of the
railroads which come in competition with the
business on the canal. Once and for all, allow
me to say to the public, through the columns Of
Is o,rned By either Of the COnaniss toner's, nor have
any OF them owned any railroad stock since
July, 1869.
The clamor that is being made about high
tolls and loss of business on the canal can readi-
ly be answered by an examination of the prices
of corn in your city in the months of April and
May, in the years 1871 and 1872 No. 2 corn be-.
ing the standard. The average price OF corn in
April, 1871, was ffty-f cents, while the aver.
age price in April 1872, was only forty cents.
The average price for the first two weeks in
May, 1871, was fifty.fve and half cents, while
the average price during the same month in
1872 was only forty-three cents. During all
this time st. Louis was decidedly the best mar.
ket, and the corn was shipped south. The toll
on corn from La Sale to Chicago on all parts of
the canal was reduced one-tenth for 1872 below
the rate of 1871, and the toll on corn from Hen.
~, including the lockage at Henry, was only
the same that it was from La Sale in 1871, with
the addition of the lockage on the boat of three
cents per ton measured, being about 1915 on a
canal boat since reduced one.hslf) On the
9th of May there was an extraordinary Jump
up in corn in Chicago, No. 2 selling at 4Sc. This
price has not been main tanned, still the business
on the canal has fully equaled that of the same
month last year, the tonnage having been great.
er. In May, 1871. the total tolls on the canal
were S24 7S62S. This year the total toll in
May, including the toll for lookage at Henry,
amounted to SEQ, Not yet having the
monthly abstract" from Henry, cannot give
the amount Of lockage separately from the whole
regret to see limitations from any quarter
that our Board have desire to keep the BUSH
ness of the canal and river from the public, for
such is not the fact We shall be glad to far.
nsh to the public, through the press, daay
aceekly and m0nMly statistics of the canal busI-
ness, including the names of the boats in the
trade, and with what they are looded. We are
public officers, and seek the NEST rigid investi
cation of our official business, preferring, Of
course, that the correspondents attacking US
should sign their names to their letters.
Respectfully, V. HICKox,
Treasurer Of Canal Board
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State Fair SUBSCRIPTIONS Wanted.

1t is very desirable that all who possibly ca
pay their subscriptions to tho State Fair to do so
at once, as the reputation of the Society is lab le
to suffer if we give orders for labor, improve
ments, &c. and the treasurer has no money to
meet these demands. There is q great amount
Of work to be done before the requirements of
the State Board are met, and We have no time to
lose. The work is being pushed forward to 90 m.
pletion a. rapidly as possible. Subscriptions can
be paid to John F. MsoKinlay, Treasurer. at the
Exchange Bank, in Ottawa, whore the lists are
kept, and all who oan make it more convenient
to hand the amount Of their subscriptions to
John T. Niohol, President Of the Society, or its
Secretary. will have the amounts duly credited
on the lists on which they were subscribed.
Hoping all will respond at ence, as many of the
laborers on the fair grounds need their earnin gs
every week to sustain thor families. am yours
truly, w. E. BOWMAN, Sec'y.
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Preparations for the Fourth.

"A number OF enthusiastic citizens convened at
the Court House on Wednesday evening for the
purpose of taking the initiative in q Fourth Of
July celebration. The meeting was organized
by the appointment of ID. S. Ebsrsol as chair.
man, and Ed. Nattinger as Secretary.
On motion, Committee of three-to whom
was subsequently, added the chsirman-wss ap-
pointed BY the chair to select twenty seven citi.
zen' who should be requested to act as com.
mittee OF arrangements.
Fer this committee the following gentlemen
were reported and adopted: D. S. Ebersol, d.
Heenan, H. c. Furnsss, George N. Cash, L. A.
A. Bartell, G. w. Fuchs, Henry Walther, F. L.
Fiske, G. Brush, R. Jordan, Col. H. A. McCaleb
Ed. Nattinger, W. H. Monk, Mark Duffy, Geo.
II. N. Cushman, Nelson Card ]. J. Kellogg, ].
Mekinlay, T. F. Brown, Chas. Skinner, Geo. W.
w. Blake, Chas. Snow, John Schobert, w. X.
Lscky, Robt. Henning and Henry Koch.
L. A. Rising reported that Mesers. Kellogg,
Walther and himself had constituted volun.
teer committee for soliciting subscriptions, and
had already secured, by few hours labor, sig.
natures for 1918. He knew Of $40 more, not on
the list, that could readily be obtained, and be-
lieved that, BY the exercise Of due diligence,
$500 would be got for the celebration.
A call for meeting Of the foregoing commit.
tee was ordered for Thursday, at 7;3O p. NJ, and
the meeting adjourned.
The general committee above named met in
Court House on Thursday evening, and was or.
ganized by the appointment Of D. s. Ebersol as
chairman, and w. H. Monk as secretary.
On motion, Major Taylors name wa. added to
the general committee, and J. Mckinley was
appointed treasurer thereof.
Mr.. Rising reported that 1868 had been 40 far
subscribed
The following committees were then an.
pointed:
On Soliciting S,jserptiOay.-Rising,K Kellogg,
Walther AMI Ebersol
On Printing and Acknowledgements, Nattin.
ger and Furness.
On Posting and Destrs5Atng.--Card and Fuchs.
On Cgdntzing "Om and Outers."--Furness,
Duffy, Bsrtell Schobert, Koch, Blake and Geo.
W. Cushman.
On Audit and Pagsnents- Cash, Heenan and
Fiske
On Sports.-McCaleb. Jordan, Brush, Duffy
kellogg and Taylor.
o" rQgrnmme-Henning, Snow, Nattinser,
Taylor and Geo. w. Cushmsn
On Ordtr.-Ebersol, Kellogg, Koch, McCsleb
and Tsyler
On Muac.-Duffy and Fuchs.
The committee adjourned to meet in the Court
House on Saturday to-day atsP.M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

James Lansing, ut Grifith's boot and shes EN-.
psrium, Main street, has just received large
supply Of the ever popular Weed Sewing Ma.
chimes, for whic,. he is the Ottawa agent The
machines now i: s:cck are unsurpassed by any
other make, eitl r for beauty of finish or effect
lveness in execution. Their name alone, in fact,
is an ample guarantee Of their superiority. Mr..
Lansing has all grades Of the excellent machines,
and at all prices, those Of the cabinet form con.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15
ANNOUNCE MENTS.

We are authorized to JOSEPH T.. SKINNER a.
candidate for sheriff subject the decision of the Republican
County Convention.
Sheriff of La Sale comfy at the ensuing election, subec,
however, to the nomination to be made In the Democratic
convention +. BYRNE La Sale Ills
by tho solicitations OF many friends throughout the county
DANIEL BLAKE oilers himself candidate for reelection
for the office OF Sheriff. to the Democratic conventions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

LOCAL AssEsskENTs.-It may be useful for
boards of town auditors and commissioners of
highways that the new law on the subject of as.
sessins taxes for road and bridge purposes is
widely different from the former rule of action
on those subjects. Hitherto it was legal for the
commissioners OF highways and boards of town
auditors to vote certaiu per ceatum on the as.
sessment roll, and for the town clerk to certify
their action in the premises to the county clerk
who proceeded to extend the amounts produced
by such rate per cent. on the tax books.
Now this course of procedure is illegal. The
said authorities making assessments for any of
the above purposes must declare the amount to
be raised, and certify the same to tho county
clerk, whose business it is to ascertain the
amount per cent. and carry out the several
amounts on the collectors book. The assessors
book must be returned BY the LIST of July, and
the local assessments must be voted and certified
to the county clerk on or before the I'd Tuesday
in August.
We mention these facts because nearly every
township in tho county is in muddle on this
subject, owing to the auditors and commissioners
not being posted on the new law, through OF
course no fault of theirs, as the new laws have
not yet been distributed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

MERRYs MUsEUM.-The bright pages, hand
some illustrations, interesting stories, sound
morals and good manners taught in this popular
monthly, explain its glad welcome among the
boys and girls. The June Number is q gem.
Terms $3.50 q year. Horace B. Fuller, publish.
er, Boston.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
seived by Osmau & Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

CREDITABLE.-The grand jury Of the Circuit
Court, at its session this week, was dismissed af-
ter finding enc or two bills, and these only of a
very TRIVIAL nature. In fact, its duties were all
but neminal. To say the least, it speaks we'll
for the moral condition of the second largest
county in the state. when its tribunals are 50
happily relieved from the stern necessity OF hav.
ing to investigate long list of criminal cases.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

BooK'BlNDlNG.-Mr. Lutz, he we'll known
book.binder OF Ottawa, has NOV, 1 his establish.
,nent to the rooms IN the third ., " Of Glover &
Cooks building, cor Court and \. olson streets.
The entrance is on Madison stree rext door east
OF tho back entrance to Dimmick & Bros drug
store Mr.. Lutx is Il superior workman. He
thoroughly understands every branch OF the bust.
ness, and warrants all his work to be we'll done
done in the hes. manner, and as cheap or cheap.
er than at Chicago. 1t is useless to send abroad,
to you know not whom, when you can do better
at home with responsible man. He would say
to these who have subscribed to the History
OF the Catholic Church." which las come in mum.
bess, that he is prepared TO bind the work in any
style guarantees asains. any mistake, which
outside agents cannot do, or. at least, il they
'romise' will not do as they agree. He alss
makes paper boxes, NC. Bring on all your maya.
ines, sheet music and old books to be rebound
+ Mr. G. G. Lutz.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

Ladies and gentlemen, We would most respect.
fully call your attention to the New York Boot
and Shoe House. The stock is very large, and
composed Of all the styles and qualities manu-.
featured, besides you will find prices perfectly
satisfactory. LYNCH, BEATTY s. OKANE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-15

In the above connection, We may state that
numerous inquiries are being instituted, person.
ally and by correspondence. by outside capital
lists and manufacturers, regarding the character
and extent of the water power. These are in.
dicstions conolusively proving that when the
dams and their races are ready for the manuiac.
turers, the manufacturers will be ready to take
advantage thereof