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HOME MATTERS.


Gircuip Court
Henry SELLERS, the Mendoza mokc who got mad
over Il game Of marbles and tried to shoot some
body, after lengthy trial was found guilty, and
sentenced to five years in the pentcrl,iary.
Vim. Gill, tried for the larceny Of harness ut
Mendoza. Sentenced TO one year in the pcnitcn-
tiary Motion for new trial.
Alfred Curtis, Abel Campbell, Godfrey Ncitzel,
Jacob pool John 3. Farnham and George Orsin-
ger, were fined s. each for contempt
Charles Dunlap. Larceny. Sentenced to one
week in county jail, and to pay fine of 81.
Timothy Doughcrty, Larceny Of a coat. Sen
fenced to 60 days in the county Jail, and to pay a
fine Of 81.
John OBrlen. Larceny. Plead guilty to petit
larceny, and sentenced to 50 days in the county
Jail.
Recognizanee discharged in the cases of VI. II.
Sisnor, Frank Mulligan, Thomas Mulligan, James
NJ. lrenway, Christopher Schmick and Elizabeth
Williams.
VIM Backman. Perjury. Continued at de.
PENDANTS costs.
Elizabeth Bolenseifer. Selling liquor to minors.
Judgment of forfeiture and sci. fl.
Daniel Maher. Assault with intent to commit
murder. Venue changed to Bureau county.
Prosper Coquelinc. Selling liquor without
license. Forfeiture and sci. IA.
-Four or five days of the precious time of " this
honorable court were very unprohtably spent
over the cases Of VIM. Galleno and wife, indicted
for keeping lewd house; William Gallcno, for
selling liquor OH Sunday; and William Galleno,
for keeping II common, Uncovered house. In
the first case, the defendants were found guilty
Punishment not yet announced. In the second
case, after cmpanneling jury and commencing
the trial, the defendant plead guilty. Punish
ment as before, IN the third case a noAe pros
was entered.
On Thursday the Court took up the case of
stephens V. Nichols, known as the Bureau
Texas cattle case. 1t threatens TO take a week
to try it, Grant of Princeton, and Eldredge Il
Lewis Of Ottawa, for plaintiff, and Eccles of
Princeton and Blanchard of Ottawa, for de.
PENDANT.
The trial of Oughton, for the murder OF Muir
ply, at La Salle, is set for Thursday, Nov. 10th.
DEGREES of divorce have been entered during
the term in the following cases:
Layinia B. Briggs V. Daniel Briggs.
Mary 4. Finley V. John j. Finley.
Elizabeth Crow V. Michael Crow.
Eliza A. Lewis V. James NJ Lewis.
Phineas r. Wilkinson v Mary NJ. Wilkinson.
Rose NJ. Necdham v Charles Necdham.
Mary Tucker Y. Levi Tucker,
Minna Putt V. Vim. Putt.
Jcnnet Blodgct V. Irwin Blodget.
Mary Randall y. Levi W. Randall.
Robert Benton V. Margaret Benton.
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On Tuesday last sad accident occurred at the
residence of Mr.. George Anderson, in the town
of Vcrmon, in this county. A little son of
Mr.. Anderson, aged sixteen months, was crawl
ing about the tloor-hs mother was washing at
the time-whcn he upset bucket filled with
scaldinS hot soapsuds into his BOSOM and was
so terribly scaldcd that he died, after suffering
the agones of death for eight hours.
On the same day a stll NOR, horrible event
occurred Mrs. Henry Metz, living two miles
west OF Tonica, went out in the cornield to husk
corn TO feed her hogs. On leaving she locked
her two children in the house. They were aged
respectively two and four years. On her return,
which was in a few minutes, the house was in
flames, and despite all her frantic efforts, the
house was speedily consumed, and with it her
children, The probabilities are, that the chill
drcn got to playing with the fire in the stove,
and scattering 1t around the house, the result
was their death In the horrible manner stated
On Wednesday Patrick lIcferen, a coal miner
in what is known as the La Sale Shaft, was in.
SANITY killed by mass of rock falling upon him
from the roof of the room in which he was at
work lie was about l5 years old. He leaves a
wife and four small children. His funeral yes
tcrday was very largely attended,
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From MarseiIIes.
MARSEILLES, NcI.

MARsEILLES, Ncy. q, 1873.
Mr. p. \. Smith, so long and favorabl,
known Is our former townSman, paid thi,
place visit to-day
Nearly $50 was realized as the proceeds o
the o"St"r supper and sociable at the Beck
with >oydse for the benefit of the Episcopal
Society.
y concert is to be given by the members Of
the univcrsalist Sabbath School at the church
ON Bluff street, on Wednesday evening, No
vcmbcr l2th.
Samuel Raymond is well known in this re-
sion as man that is thoroughly capable to
ill the position to which he has been called.
Rutland gave him 50 majority and Manllus
50 majority.
Vt Prof. Marsland's lecture of Saturday
evening to the best lady u dress was riven,
while the handsomest one was obliped IN nut
up with musical instrumental wasl.board
The solacc of the best looking voung man
was a jewsharp.
Mr.. II. c. Bowers will occupy VIM. Annin's
old stand as a general notion store.
y regular meeting of the town trustee. v-.s
held on Saturday evening, Nov. lst. :
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Italy.

Owing to the strngency Of the government
measures against the Jesuits, several mem
bors Of the society have left Rome for Amer
lea
The total sale of ecclesiastical property by
the government amounts thus far TO 333, 10Y
francs. \ decree was promulgated on the
18th for the appropriation Of four more con.
vents.
The Tibcr on the 1st threatened amor -.
disastrous inundation, but in few ,Sau,
snbsiled
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Germany,

Bismarck has summoned the Catholic Bish-
ops who refuse to comply with the govern
ment measures in relation to ecclesiastics to
tender their resignation.
The funeral Of King John of SaXony tool,
place at Dresden on the 1st amid great pomp.
His majesty King Albert was present and
his brother Prince George, as also the Prince
OF Wales from England, Frederick William
Of Prussia and the Archduke Charles Louis,
of Austria.
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Ru.uV Tor Jhr kidney--Daudclion for the liver;
add To- tlI~ Acetate of Potash, and yoa have tie
hest blood purifier and alternative IN the world.
Physicians use these Incdiaincs lon thsir treat
mrut in nearly all kidney. urinary and liver con-
plants, and when they have used Ilamiltons
BuvllU and Dmdc.iOn they pronounce 10 q sue
cess IL J., valuable medicine to follow the use
OF sgu. medicines OF ail kinds. 1ecaus" i carries
aut li the System any rcm7ining gowns Of ague
through thu 81 iu,y- and bowels. >:aur- e. l.Dr-
-'aUy gri " Frcu~-I ~,il Z.
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\ cotemporary calls attention to a statute
of Illinois, by which owners of threshing
machines which do Ro' have the tumblinc
rod boxed, cannot sue ;or thrcshing done by
such machine. and are iigble for all injuries
done by sech exposed tumbling rods. Eighty
three persons in Illinois have this year be.
Killed or manned for life by neglect of
act of March 81, 1869 : few more 81
would make this class of accidents
frequent
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hN AWAY WIru-We met the big fiddle
.Gcnhard's Band down at la Sale Che
yhcrday going OFF with Bill kregor, Willis
Jund Chris were bringingup the rear. The boys
ilIad been out to Wenona spelling moo,ic'
for hotel dedication, and were On their way
! To Henry 10 rasp" for dance.
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Rock Eiyor Seminary, Nj Morris, og.. Co.
H. winter term begin, Nov. -4th. Total cN-
peu>rs, Including board, need not exceed 81"
A, week. For particulars apply 10
y. C. DoUCHERTl, Prin.
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Remember that Mrs. j. w. Weston, the re
nowned Singer, one of the best in New Eng
land, VIII appear before an Ottgwa audience
for the first time, at the Mendelssohn Concert.
on next Thursday evening
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Spain.

All warlike movements are confined to the
operations against the insurgents cOoped up
in Cartagena. The besiegers were reinforced
on Monday by 5000 men. On the same Gay
400 regulars were sent to Cuba 10 assist in
putting down the rebellion.
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There was better attendance at the meeting
of the Association on Monday evening than the
week before, and the proceedings were inter-
esting.
Mr. Force, who at a previous meeting had made
a statement that it was demonstrable that cotton
goods could be manufactured cheaper by from
10 to 20 per cent. at Ottawa than in New Eng
laud and had thercupon been requested to furn.
ish the Association with figures to substantiate
such statement, being called upon, said he had
taken measures to obtain the figures required
and would soon be able to present them.
Mr.. Porter stated that Mr.. Nichols, who
establishment at Batavia for the mar .,c,c,,r, ~,
wind-mills, desired to move to z ,.,,,,, 49,, &C.,,
ed suitable buildings, &c. .,,..ss 49,, Geo..
,.,., ~ W., "p'0 .ted committee to confer
as he mig1 WI" ~
NJ need.
T. .catlin was appointed q committee Of one
~ present some figures showing the relative cost
Of man,lfacturn glass at Ottawa and ut Pitts
burg The belief is, that such figures would
show largely in favor of Ottawa, TO say nothing
lei the well known superiority OF the quality of
Ottawa over Pittsburg glass,
Mr.. Force reported that the Wefer Power Com
pany had about fifty men employed in repairing
| the south Illinois river dam, 'sna That the work
would be done in a substantial manner imme
diately, leaving the north dam 70 be rebuilt in
the same manner IN spring.
The Secretary stated that Nj Reed, who pro-
posed to erect paper mills at OTTAWA was here
last week, and had decided to defer final action
! in the matter until spring,
| The following resolution was Offered ior dis
cussion at the meeting on the fourth Monday
| cycning Of this month:
/ Regolsld, That the bonds issued by the town OF
| Ottawa in aid OF the Fox River Valley Railroad
! should be paid.
| On motion, Mc-srs. T.. y. Lewis ar'i H. X.
! Boyle were appointed leading dsputtIts.
/ y resolution was adopted to hold meetings Of
the Association hereafter or the second and
fourth Monday evenings Of each month,
Adjourned 70 neat Monday evening.
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HOWARD associate,


To Cdi-diSqt OHavd, H.,
We return you our heartfelt thanks for your
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edged. Very gratefully yours,
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France.

While the monarchists, in anticipation of
the rc-assembing of the chamber of deputies
on the 9TH were confident of their ability to
carry vote to restore the monarchy in the
person OF the Count de Chambord, a letter
was received from the Count by NJ. dc Chesne-
long, in which the former refuses utterly TO
concede to the demands of his friends with re-
spect to the flag Ghe national flag is the tri.
color, while the Bourbon flag, which Cham
bord cleaves TO, is white flag and some 9th
matters to appcaSc the liberal sentiment OF
the country. This refusal was conceded 1T
once TO be fatal to his aspirations, and drop
ping him at once the monarchists turned to
the Prince de Joinville, and offered him the
throne, but the Prince declined. There was
nothing left for the monarchists but to ia
vor "a prolongation of Gen. McMahon's term !;
and when, on Wednesday, the deputies met,
the first motion submitted was one by the
monarchists to prolong McMahon's term ten
years. The republicans submitted counter
motion to declare the republic permanent
and the Bonapartists submitted motion for
It pIedescitr, to decide whether the government
shall be permanently republican or imperial
An excited debate at once arose on these mo-
tons, which will probably continue for some
time
The trial of Bazaine has continued during
the week. and numerous witnesses were ex-
amihed, but without bringing TO light any
thing of special interest.
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Jane Iiugg.n,, ;le man Put Zoe iliI 1t Ottawa
on the .La-.e of -tabhiu- Henry On'dgr at
S,fc.tor, Aa, been sct free ou giving bonds in
:l2p tor his appearance in Court. ur!cdge Is
recovering FROM III injuries.
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FoR MENpHIs.-Some of the churches In Otta-
wa took up collections for the Memphis suffer
crs, The Jewish Benevolent Society cent them
$50, besides which, some two or three weeks ago,
when the call for help was 80 urgent, Arthur
Cation, acting on n generous impulse, carried
around subscription paper and in few hours
raised 1912 The latter gift elected the follow
inc gratclul resnOnse:
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Quite large number Of our German citizens,
members Of Lessing Lodge t. O. o. f.. with their
wives, daughters and sweethcarts, took the Mon
day evening train to Strcator to attend the dcdi-
cation of Beethoven Lodge 47i !. o. o. +. at
streator, and dance given by the new Lodge at
Oriental Hall The dedcatory ceremonies were
conducted by Grand Master G. W. Ravens, OF
Lessing Lodge. The party returning in the
morning looked as if they paid more attention
to dancing during the night than to sleeping
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Foreign News.

The failure OF house in London is an
nounced that recently received an order from
Jay Gould to sell $4,000 Erie shares and took
them themselves.
The Bank Of England advanced its rate OF
discounts on Wednesday to 8 per cent,-thc
highest it has been in ten years.
At meeting of the National Laborers'
Union in London on the Sd, the general
agent OF New leland said he would give free
passage to 10000 laborcrs who wanted TO emf
crate to that country.
Heavy shipments CT specie continue to
America
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Centaur R.fnirneut.

burns sarheLn, ear-ache. &c. upon the human FRAME
and Of strains SPAWN, ga &C. upon animals In one year
than all other pretended remedies s'nc" the world be.
gan. l. rrit.n al healing pain rel'ever
Chypes throw away their cruches ;he lame walk poison
o bites rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without scar !, Is no humbu. The recipe Is published
around each bottle 1t IS selling article ever before
sold and sells because It does jet what pretents 20 do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling
suffer il they viii not lse Centaur Imminent.
More than $40 certificates remarkable cures, including
froz'n limbs, chronic rhcuma, rout running tumoIs,
octave been received. We VIII send circular containing
crr3caes ne recipe DC, gratis. 10 any requesting It.
Cue bottle Of tac ye1S WRAPPER Cgntsur Lnmcns worth
hundred dollars spawned sveened horses and
mules O. screg.worm IN sheep Stock owners, this lin
linen, worth your attention. 40 family should be with.
oat Cgntslr Eminent. sold D. all dr. -sss. per bottle
large bottles g. l. l.. B9sz co.. g BroodSay New Yors.
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THE ALDINE, while issued with all the regnsri'y "
none of the temporary timely interest characteristic Of
ordinary periodicals II is elegant miscellany OF pup,
light and graceful iteraure and collection OF pctutS,
lie rarpst specimens OF artistic Skill In black and w1S
Although each succeeding number affords irysh plea5
TO Its friends the real value and beauty OF TIE Abfi
will ne appreciated after 70 has been bound at no
close year While other publications may claim Az
peror cheapness compared with rivals of sslmlar
THE ALDiNE Ia unique and original ncepuou-ao0e
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and hen, acre are TIE chTeUos bs$pts.'
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CA-ToRIA l. more han Substitute Tor Castor
OIL III OILY artcls IN existence which l. certain
10 tie Ood regulate tie bowels, Wind col
and p-ollce natural sleep. Il contains neither minerals
morphine or alcohol. and s. pleasant 70 akr. th rcn
usel not rTy, snd mothers may rest. octl-'y-5tlp
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The following patents were issued trt,n me
C.. 5, Patent Office to citlzeps of thc,state of
Illinois for the week ending Oct. :. 1878
Reported for the FREE TRADER bv Alexander
Il Mason, solicitors Of patents, s05 Seventh
street, Washington, D. c.;
Spring Bed Bottoms--U. Il Amcs and A.
II. Frost, Chicago.
Boot Jacli-Tolson Dorset, ST.. CHICAGO,
Middlings Separator-E /. Downton. Col.
linsvllc. W.
Toy Gun-Robert Y. Murphy, Ch;cago
Aipola and Othcr Furnancs-Loui.
Quinckc, Joliet -'0"''
=, Wheel for Vchictos-Michael 3. White
Mclean County ""'>'
Farm Gate-Wr2. 5. Brown, Norwood
Grain Registcr-George ". NcsmitI. Net.
amora. A''.''''' '>''
y, Furnace for Tempering c. s,ipcs-w N
Watson, Tonica. ~
Locomotive Head Light VIM. T..lIgJe
Chicago. "'N' "''''1N'
TRADE NJ .Exs.
Chicago ~ i~''s' ~ i'' '.''''
Trade marks numbc red from l4s3 to 1856
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TO TEACHERS.

will hold an Examination OF Teachers az the
School House in STREAToR on Saturday, No
vember 18th, 1873. ..,..,,-
NOV. E-Zw County Slrt. OF schools
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""S.0S .cyous, OF Bureau county, Is one Of
Illinois N. L.. To = now, ~, hi. WOW.
'oli,e ogn Kansas with $40 head Of Texas
r.''''' ttat haye been seasoned vcar in