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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-15

NET YOUR WINTER COATS, VESTS
VI and Pants cleaned, before laying away, at
OTTO S0NNTAG'S, Dyer, wentworth street. near
Arteslan Well =. :. - IL aprl6lt ;.
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mar1ts.

WANTED TO ADOPT, A WHITE
w CHILD. four weeks old, by q respectable
party, having no children. address 7. oH1LDs.
POstofflce. aprl6-l|
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS nlarge or small quantities..
Price so CENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at me
once OF II NEWS. mayls
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-15

No. sos KING STREET,
II Is the place to buy your Teas. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-15

DREPARE YOUR COATS, PANTS, DC,
for moths, and get them nicely cleaned at
.UTTO sONNTAG'S. WeRtH orth street, near Arte-
alan Well: 10 y :. ~" apr16.lS'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-15

or. ANDREWS LODGE, No 10, AF!M
~ The Regular Contamination OF this: Lodge
wilipe held THnB EyEnfNaas eight. O'Clock, over
Holmes's corner wentworth and: King streets:
By order ". n. L. p. SPE1SsEIGER,
aprf6 Secretary.
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For 5aIe.

EOR SALE, BUILDING LOTS IN CHAR
l. LorTE street. Apply at No. 81 Charlotte
Hireet. mch28
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, STORE No. 1873 KIN 6
street, next door to Singer once. Apply to
Singer Sewing Machine Company. aprl5-2%.
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UTANTED, A SOUTHERN LADY TO
w teach in q family. Que required eompe.
tent to teach the higher branches Of English,
Music and Drawing reference as to competen.
JOHNSON, Bamberg r. o., South Carolina Rail.
road. Information can De mad from Messrs.
PELzER. RODGERS q CO., or z L! HAtSEY,
Charleston, s, &. nch13
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-15

WIANTED, A WOMAN WITHOUT IN
w CUMBHANCES to. cook and wash for q
small family. Also q boy or girl for Homework.
Apply &C No. 1S5 Queen street. aprl6.1 n
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NEWS OF TIE a
Carolina.

Gold closed In New York on Saturday al
1o3alot.
The New York cotton market closed firm
uplauds 23a cents; sales s4s bales.
in Liverpool cotton closed 'steaay; up
lands 111sll3d "a. Orleans l1sall3d.; sales lo,oVo
bales. ;,sle is@,E -
Some unknown person, OF the presoylery
OF augusta, has given $500 to the cause. OF
foreign missions. Such modest beneVolence
Is rare.
Theatre preaching would seem to Lave
reached its climax In Salem. They paptlzeo
acme Young professors there on the stage OF
Mechanic Hall, the scenery being appropriate
" arranged to give force to the illusion. .
The raip-falrat Camden, SC, during me
month OF March was 1910 inches, = and;was
the largest that has been known for years.
The smallest quantity that has fallen during
the mionthfo + March since 1884 was two inches
in 1885, and the, largest quantity up'to last
March was8 $40 inches.is Il ~
Another Of the. beauties Of the new State
IicensB law has been discovered. According
TO the State ;agdlter sspeddler must pay the
fee provided Tor by the lawn every county ~
which he operates. 1stourta peddleF go toA4
the counties of the State. bis licenses would
cost him sixteen hundred dollars per snnum,9
The City vs.. the South Carolina aud the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
for obst-uctnglwashingto n street,. some time
SINCE caneGap bafote the recorder yesterday
at Augusta. The case against the South caro-
lotte,, Columbia and. Augusta Railroad fined
twenty-five dollars and costs Of court q
The secretary Of the treasury has prepared
and submitted to the, committee Of ways and
means . bul abolishing the offices Of collector
and assessor Of internal revenue. and provld..
ing tor not more than fifty supervisors, who
shall perform all the:ilduties Of collector The
bill proceeds upon the assumption: that all
taxes are ,,to,bs removed except those collect
ed by stamps.
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NTJANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w, that the cheapest and best warranted
Sewing Machine In the market Ia the HOME SHUT
TIE, price SIS and $37. Gar be eeen at the Gene.
raj Agency, No. 255 King street, corner Beaulsin
street. I. +. BI,SELL.. jan12-6mos
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UJANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w: a small House in the central or western
OF theeity. Address 10" ss this ONCE, stat
ing location, terms, &C. - 49, ''1eb8
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ITO RENT FOR THE SEASON, A
HOUSE on Suiilvan's Island, pleasantly
s,luat. d on back beach. The house contains nine
rooms, and brick cis5ern' attached. Apply to A.
A. GOLDSMITH, yendue Range. mchSo
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No.. sos KING STREET,

" on B. o >,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07
Council Proceedings.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SATURDAY, Nov. %, 1872.
Present-Mayor Boyle ana Aldermen Stout,
Redmond, Smith, Carey Formulas, Miller and
Fields.
The following oall for the meeting was then
To r. n, Waterman, Esq, City Clerk of the City
of Ottawa, HIS:
You will please call special meeting Of the
City Hall In said city on Saturday evening, Nov.
esd, 1879, at ~ O'Clock p. M; said meeting to be
held for the purpose of considering the following
matters, to wit:
LIST. To take measures to :eorganizo the Fire
Department OF said city.
cd. To consider the matter of liking the license
tees for theatres and public entertainments.
I'd. TO consider the matter OF building, repair.
ing and renewing sidewalks IN said city.
i,h. To consider any other matters that may
come before the Council Il. X. BoYLx, Mayor.
Ottawa H., Nov. 81, 1871
The matter OF the reorganization OF the Fire
Department was called to the attention OF the
Council by the Mayor, and. after some discussion,
was. on motion OF Stout, referred to y committee,
TO consist OF the Mayor, Chief Engineer and three
Aldermen, who should take measures to ascer.
tain the cost OF first. class steam engine. hose
aud other apparatus necessary for the ehec,ual
working of the same; also, ut what price the pres.
cni hand engines could be sold. The Mayor
appointed Aldermen Stout, Dean and Miller on
said committee.
Redmond from committee on Fire Department,
reported That the engines required some slight
repairs and that tho hose was IN good condition.
Report received.
Petition of Vim. Easton and others. in relation
TO u change in the charge for license tor public
entertainments. was presented. and, GA motion Of
Smith, referred to committee on license. On mo.
ton Of Smith, Cary was appointed to act on SAID
committee In place of Yentzer. now absent.
Cary moved that Council proceed to the cleo.
ton of commissioners TO assess damages and
benefits on lots and blocks where sidewalks had
knao nrhara.t ~ hNan hui1t m nd
constructed IN compliance with ordinance. Mo.
ton carried.
Aldermen Cary. Stout aud Formulas were elect.
ed commissioners.
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FROM MARS GILES

MARsEILLEs, Dec. g. 1872.
Messrs. Browne Nc,ton-paper mills-are
adding another larg' force of pumps to their
establishment. We are glad to see that some
one is taking prec' utionary measures to guard
against fire. Our people have settled down
INTO quiescent state, and We presume nothing
will be done until they have another periodi-
cal scare.
A sociable of St. Andrews Episcopal church,
was held at the residence of Mr. II. A. TillOt-
son, on Clark street. Quite large number
present.
Mr.. Plllng, father of Joshua Pilling, fell
down and broke his thigh last Saturday night.
Three runaways occurred in Marseies, last
Saturday afternoon, no serious damage done.
Last Friday Irving Carrier left for Detroit,
but will probably return in two or three
weeks.
DIED-Mrs. Clark, at the residence oil Mr..
G. Morgan, her son-in-law. She was buried on
Tuesday.
Married on Tuesday morning at ll:30, at
St. Andrews Episcopal church, by the Rev.
Jonas Green, Mr.. Cornelids S. Sec, counselor
at law Of Jersey City, n j., eldest son OF the
Rev. DR.. See, of New Brunswick, n. j., to
Miss Justine de c., second daughter Of Henry
Towle, OF Marseiiles. Ill. They left on the
noon train for the East, with number oil
young friends.
Stockholders failing tc pay assessment of the
Lend and Water Power Company, by Dec
26th, their stock will be sold FIDEs.
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Annual Fair Meeting,

T. Annual Society meeting of the La Sale
County Agricultural Board will be held at the
Court House. in Ottawa, at o'clock p. NJ, on
Wednesday, December Is. 1872. The object Of
the meeting will be the election of officers for
the coming year. the reports o: receipts and ex'
penditures OF the past year also to consider
the question Of inviting the State Fair to Otta.
wa the coming two years. This being very
important meeting. every member and friend
of the society should be present. 1t is further
earnestly desired that all unpaid subscriptions
TO the State Fair fund be paid previous to this
meeting. w. Z. BOWMAN, Secretary.
JOHN T. NICHOL, Pres.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Dec 5, 1872.
County papers please copy.
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How TO GO WEsT.-This is an enquiry which
every one should have truthtuNy ansu cred be-.
fore he starts on his journey, and little care
taken in the examination of routes will in
great many cases save much trouble, time AID
money.
The &c. Il. Is Q. r. R." running from Chica.
go through G,lesburg to Burlington, has achiev.
ed splendid reputation in the last two years a.
the leading Passenger route to the west. At
Burlington it connects with the great Burling.
ton Route which runs direct through Southern
Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close CON.
nections 70 California and the territories; and
passengers starting in La Sale county, on their
way westward, cannot do better than to take the
c., B. Il Q. lad Burlington route.
This line has published . pamphlet called
How to 70 West" which contains much valu
able information; q large correct map of the
Great West. which can be obtained free t o
charge by addressing the General Passenger
Agent B. h NJ. r. r. Burlington, lowe. If.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

Petition of Timothy Lucy. in reference to abate
ment Of tax, was presented, and On mltjrn az
Carey, referred TO committee on local assess
ments.
Fields. from committee on license, TO which was
referred petition of John Flick. recommended
that the prayer of petitioner be granted. Motion
of Redmond to adopt report was carried by the
following vote:
Ayes-Redmouj. Carey, Formulas, Miller aud
Fieds-5.
Noes-Stout and Smith.
Bonds of e. HeIlirich and Michael Loouey were
returned by committee on Incense IS satisfactory
and approved by Council.
BILLS ORDERED PAID
Harrss L Kellogg, insurance acct, $40 o.
. W Butterfield, bridge acct, %
Porter. Mason Co., bridge acct, 80
| OSen Shea, street labor, SO!
| Pat Clifford 9 81
! John McCarty " 2 e.
Mark Morar,y, team labor, S75
| Thos Cahill, 375
| On Motion of Miller. ad journed.
II. y WATERMAN, City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY completes its
Tenth Volume with the December number, and
il is doing Mr.. Peters but simple Justice to state
that his excellent MAJ azine is i'm proving with
age 1t was good ys7rs ago when it first mad
its appearance, and it has been steadily improv.
ing until the present time, when it can only be
pronounced perfect, and Indispensable to every
lover OF music
The December number, price 80 cents. con.
tains three Ballads. Christian Song. an An.
them, \ Four.h,nd piece, as played at Theo.
dore Thomas Orchestral Concerts, and three
splendid Piano Pieces, any single piece being
worth in sheet music form more than Mr.. Peter.
asks for the entire lot
Giving 80 much reilly good music for such
small sum, il is no wonder that PETERS MUsI.
CAL MONTHLY has hosts of friends among our
music loving people Those who have seen it
will, OF course, renew their subscriptions for
the coming year. j. L. PETERS, 500 Broadwa
Publisher.
Single copies for gale and subscriptions re.
ceived by Osman Il Hapem.n, Ottawa, Ill.
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jleW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE CHICAGO
EVENING JOURNAL!
Daily, Weekly and Tri-Week|y.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1878.
A RELIABLE REPUBLICAN, NEWSPAPER.
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The CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL. with its Daily,
Weekly and TriWeekly editions for 1873 will be found.
independent thought and action and free to
crtcise all public men aud measures ever.
As representative of the free public press of republican
country it will continue to for nearly thirty
been, trustworthy exponent Of popular feeling and
popular rights and prompt and reliable medium of all the
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THE JOURNALS political 'tatVs is too well understood
need word of explanation Its Republican, irmly, con
steatly and uncompromisingly believing, 1t does that
the Republican party has redeemed the Nation from the dan
gers OF and rebellion, and from the dshonor OF slave
~, and that the counys bes hopes and Interests depend
upon its continued ssceudency in the Government.
THE JOURNAL has special representative at the Nation
al Capital well at all ceners, East and West, who
WILL special dispatches and letters keep readers fully
informed upon all matters of interest throughout the
country.
We expect TO occupy our new building, when, with
superior printing facilities and enlarged paper we shall
endeavor TO merit the support and retain the confidence
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The DAILY EVENING JOURNAL is published at and :
o'clock every afternoon, Sundays excepted
The TRI.WEEKLY JOURNAL, containing all the news of
days, is published every other dayTuesdays. Thurs
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The WEEKLY JOURNAL, large and wellflled general
news family and commercial paper published every Wed.
nesday morning, and is of the best and most popular
weekly papers in the Northwest.
Special attention given market reports OF this city
and other com mercial centers.
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DeM ADVERTISEMENTS.
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C.eII'TIONS.-lS1
TerIls:

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Subscriptions to Iarrcrs Magazine, Weekly ana Baaar
one address, for one year. S0 or two of 'Nrrcrs pcrot
calls, to one address. for one years..
Back numbers can he supplied ut any time.
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at expense of purchaser for per volume. Single vol
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must he paid at the subscribers post Office.
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sn- single copies for sale and subscriptions received by
Osman Hapcman, ottawa. Illinois.
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New LAW FIRM.-ln this paper will be found
the professional card of Blake & O'Donuell, at.
tornsys at law. These gentlemen start with
respectable amount Of business, are both re.
sponsible men, and will soon command very
lucrative practice. Their office Is in Reddick's
block, up stairs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

When applied with DR.. Perce's Nasal Doucte
and accompanied with DR.. Pierces Golden Med.
zeal Discovery, as constitutional treatment, DR..
sAse's C.tarrh remedy produces perfect cures of
The worst cases of Catarrh and Ozeua of many
yerrs' standing. This thorough course of medl.
cation constitutes the only scientific, rat nal,
safe aud successful manner of tire atng this dious
disease that has ever be.n offered to the afflicted
The instrument and two medicine, sold for So
by all druggists.
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GLEAsoN's Monthly COMPANION The
"MoNTmLY COMPANION" for December has
been issued. This closes the fret year and frs.
volume Of th. dollar my zine As usual, its
contents are very interesting. Every subscriber
who pays but 81, for the year 1873, will receive
m elegant So oil chrome, entitled CHRISTMAS
EVE, sent free of postage.
Sample copies, 10 cents Address +. CLEMSON.
Boston, Mass.
Single copies for sale snt subscriptions re.
ceved by Osmau Il Horeman, Ottaws, I'll.
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A. million Of pretty toys for little girls nnd
boys at II. Wal,hers.

SWORN IN.-The new county officers were du.
ly "cussed" in on Monday ls-, Sheriff Mcln.
tyres larse-, Deputy i. II. A. McCAleb. Mr..
Sam Martin, OF Meudota, will rsn the jail de.
part,nent, in place OF Fredenburgh, excused.
Mr.. Denhard- deputy is Mr.. Holme'. The
latter was Mr.. Hooks assistant, and then could
speak very toletable Eneli.h. No@ lie CONVEX.
sea exclusively in the German language His
name used to be plain Holmes, but now, as near.
as we could make it out from his pronunciation,
it il "Hompz" Won der Rheiu,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

MAsoNIC.-At a regular communication of
Occidental Lodge No. 40, A. F. & A. NJ, on
Monday evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Robert Hsnning,
w. n; B. S. Porter, s. W; David Bsohelor, j.
w; II. c. Nash, Treas, L. l. Herrick, Sec. ;
Justus Harris, Tyler.
At meeting of Shabbona Chapter, on Wed.
nesday evening, the following officers were
elected: Geo. J. Burgess, II. P; Il. N. Nc.
Arthur, X. T. J. Wade, S.; E II. Smith, c. H. /;
Robt Henuiug, 2. S.; J. L. Morrison, +. A. c I;
Jas. n. Colwell 81. Sd "; Michael Hutchua.
ker, NJ % v; C. ". Cook, N. lot v; +. +,
Bull and John Stout, Stewards; II. &. Nash,
Treas Z. l.. Herriok, Sec; Ju.tus Harris,
Tyler.
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Unquestionably the best sustained Work
Of the kind in the world"
HARPBR'S MAGAZINE,
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The increasing circulation of this excellent plonhly
proves Its continued adaptation TO popular desires and needs
INDEED when we think into how many homes it penetates
month"; consider II onc of the educators AZ
well entertainers of the public mind for It's popularity
has been won by appeal to stupid prcdces dcpaycd
tastes-Bo>tOn Gi1te.
The character which this Magazine possesses variety
prise artistic wealth. and literary culture thar
with It, II II has not led the times should its
ductors to regard 1t with Justhabc compiaceHcv also
entities them great clam upon the pubic gratitude
The Magazine has done good and not evil all the days
liic.-GiOotiyhi E,igis.
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Go to II. Walther's for Christmas toys.

The CUTLERY WoRKs.-The cutlery works
threaten to move to Moline, unless $4,000 OF
stock be taken, and 40 per cent. paid down, and
the balance in months. The capital stock is
100000, of which 100000 Fave been taken,
and but 40 per cent Of that paid up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07
Kullen,s SKIOLD Kizer,S

Our innocent little squib in the Pepper and
Salt" last week, on "Kizer," aroused the ire of
the editor OF the RpujLca"-the one with au.
bnrn locks. He replies in touching obituary on
this defunct dog, and winds up by calling US a
'cur." We had rather be eur in a respect.
able newspaper like the FREE TRADER, than to
held any position in that little obscure thing
called Grants Ottawa Penny Whistle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

SINGING SCHooL.-Everybody invited TO at.
Universslist church this evening vt o'clock.
Those who wish u good lesson in rudimental
vocal music should come JAS LANSING.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

MAsoSIC.-A regular communication Of Mar
settles Lodge No. All 4. +. and A. Masons. will
be held Saturday evening Dec. IA, at $50, for
the election of officers for the ensuing year. A
general attendance is requested.
BY order OF the W. NJ. +. BARBER.
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When in want OF furs of any kind do no, for
ge. to call q, d. Heenau d Coz, ~ they are SELL
ing those goods cheaper than elsewhere.
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Subscriptions received for cal the principal
papers and magazines in the United States at
Osmau & Hapemsns.
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If you wan; pair OF meu's or boys boots,
women or misses shoes cheap for cash, go to j.
Megaftin'.. His prices are clear down.
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A WORD TO EyERYoNE.-I will not Do un.
dersold by any one. All goods Warranted n rep.
resented. NJ. STIEFEL Il Co.
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JUST RECEIvED-lOC barrels Of that eelehra.
ted -four for $500 per barrel at D. Heenan Il
Company's.