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From MarseiIIes.


VI ARSEiiI.tS, Nl-' IT,
The Congregational Society is minus pastor
We understand that the Rev. Mr. Gibbs has ne
gotiatcd for q residence, with the intention OF
making this place his future home.
The citizens in the vicinity of the Baptist
Church were awakened by series Of agonlzing
cries one night this week, some claiming to dis
tingush that Of Murder" but the morning sun
failed in bringing it to light.
Eighty-fyc tickets were disposed Of at the
dance at John I. Nichols residence on the north
prairie. The proceeds, after paying expenses,
we're given to the worthy hostess
The concert at the Universalist Church ON
Wednesday evening was an entire success. The
house was crowded to its utmost capacity and
all expressed themselves as well pleased with
the entertainment. Due credit should be given
to Mrs j. L. Pitts for so successfully conducting
the enterprise, she being the originator and
chief manager The proceeds are stated at forty
dollars
A runaway occurred on Bluff street Nathan
Fleming held the rcins until he was deposited at
the side Of the road. Result: man uninjurcd
buggy totally demolished
With all their facilities the Pitt. Thrc>hcr Co.
arc unable to fill orders.
September LIST the children will have chance
to exercise their brains in study again, schools
at that date. ).
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From Serena.

SERENA, Ill, August II, ls.a
h-H FREE TENDER-Perhaps your
readers would like to know the outcome ci
ina ,ergdry and thcit at Serena, by which a
Jo1a Jon fund, intended for me was stolen
Tic ,E'air created much excitement and in.
cigsa..on among The people of Serena, and
they were not willing that the thief should
tcfc,; them 50 badly, 50 a second festival was
rrr3ag3d for the evening of August 9th, the
nigh: We favorable and the people came out
- ia-ger numbers than at the first Every.
iaiaz passed of with the best of success, and
t5e first amount was just about doubled.
si5J were raised, thus showing what Serena
c3n %. / had preached there only about
icree months, once in two weeks, hence the
fss: amount was fine donation, but the
,ecood was magnificent. The people seemed
SEED that they had sustained themselves,
,gI the preacher went on his way rejoicing.
T. ID. GOUIp.
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w., ..l lur following programme Of the ola
-''. picnic in the HlujaoD, which seem,
t,l. ..I,', and We accordingly publish il.
Ju. u reunion and picnic Of the Old Set
Dos Sale county takes place at the fair
-aw. .a Thursday NEXT August 9ls,. Pre-,
o.. u1 .a,ious are that thi, catherine will not
Only .-,a-. amy Of IT, predecessors i'm numbers.
.5' ..., 30 tha variety Of its attractions.
~. following programme Of exercise. ma,
...a pared:
H' io o'clock.
-...'- .'g ,,'cln,'S, led 10y ProIs. -
:, by Rc,. John FLEMING Of Fart
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DIR. II. OIIN,

OF Chicago formerly OF this pla.eO will visit Ottawa at
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday OF each MONTH for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear sugically otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
duet eye, strasshyoma and the removal
tumors and morbid groWths every description Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain previous opera
ton, Granular lids, TIE most Frequent deQss IN the rest
iHdiCuI1y 0t,d permanently Cuyed.
From his long experience in treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he can nearly
every Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation free
Largest stock Of Artificial Eyes IN the West.
December 10th lS1O.-tt
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Chicago Market.

IWCNGO, Aug. n, INiI-
tluur-Whitc winter extra, 5000 500; fan
to good, sG,jd$1jO; Red winter, extra, $3.50
100; Spring, choice, 5000 $3.50; good, 10000
S62j.
Whcat-Spring, No. ,, $lIs. No. :, SIOj
rejected, SNCm9Oc
Corn-No. ., $6c@3Sc; rejected, 49,.
Oats-2ic@"Iilc
Ryc-5Sc
Barlcy-No. ., CJrCG 20; No. >. 6Or.
Potatocs-Now, Sl.jOd g. - per hhl
Eggs-licOt ijc.
Butter-Roll, i1c@4ic; tub, he.
Cattlc-Stccrs, choice, SjGjdi 500: good 81 q
@Sj3'jE; Cows and heifers, $3.50 500: Butch
crs stock, Si2jt6 $500
Hogs 3O@SijO
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III
Al a meeting of the Executive Committee oil
the La Sale County Agricultural Board helu on
the 9th oi August 1873, the committee, IN pur'
suanco OF published call met at the fair grounds
At 10 o, ock A. NJ, and, after having examined
the gro, ads, adjourned to meet at the Clifton
House a, o'clock T.. M.
At clock y. W. said committee met al inc
Clifton ousc, in pursuance of adjournment.
Presen. Vim. J. Necey, President, and Peter
pouevy, W. Il. Cary F. Peddicord, f. I. Marks,
:. {. Bruuer, Z. c. Lewis, Jeremiah WOOD ana
WE. W itmorc. President Medley in the chair
Onmo,ion of Donlevy, it was ordered that all
ca,,l. Ell tered for premiums be located IN the
stalls east of the main entrance TO the lalr
grounds that all horses entered for premiums
lie located in the stalls west of the main entrance
to the fur grounds, and that all hogs entered for
rrcmiurns be located on the grounds west of the
main entrance.
On motion Of Marks, the Secretary was author
iond IN 1ao.e the Floral Hall and all booths and
rcfre,hmcut stands.
The rc,gnaton of Eli Hodgson, as member OF
the executive committee, was read and accepted
and Ransom Palmer, Of Grand Rapids was elect
Cd TO ON the vacancy.
On motion Of Donlcvy, the Secretary was or
trr.d 10 have the hall on the fair grounds cleaned
cut. o. grass cut, and the grounds put in order
Tor Il s fair, and TO have it done in time for the
Old 5 ,'lcrs meeting.
On motion Of Lewis, the Secretary was direct
"a % .rorure all tickets and badges necessary
tor nn september fair
Aua .n motion Of Donlcty, the President and
Gsr... "a. wore directed TO do whatever advCrt-
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the prcscrip.
ton of one Of the best Female Physicians and
United states and has been used for thirty years with never
dren from the feeble infant of week old the adult
CorrCCts aCdy OF the stomach relieves wind collie rcgl.
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mother and child We believe 1t to be the and Surest
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CEuTAUR IMMINENT

There psin which the ,eutaur Eminent Will not re
eve no swelling II viii not subdue, and lameness which
1t will This Is strong language, but It is true
Where the parts gone It's effect, marvellous 1t
has produced more otreumasm, neuralgia lockJaw
palsy sprsns swengs, CaGcd breasts scalds burns salt
rheup earsche upon the human frame and OF strains,
SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals in one than have all
other pretended remedies the world began 1t
errritant, alheaing pain reIeye Crppes throw away
their cruches walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without II IS
humbug The recipe published around each bottle I.
Selling no article before sold, and II sells because 1t
Just what it preeads 10 do Those who suffer from
heumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer they wilno
Cenaur nImcn More than 1000 certificates of remark
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govt running umors &C. gratis, to any requesting
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lnimen worth
hundred dollars spawned sweenIed horses and
mules or for screwworn sheep. stock.owners this n
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mn no other cause than huying worms IN the stomach
EEOMN,s NEEMLFrnE NOMETrS

VIII destroy Worms without Injury the child. being per
tCy Ill T., and free from al CulDrug other uUriyu,
Ingredients usually used In worm preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, PrOpriC'Ors,
No. 2lj Fulton Street. New York
sold by Druggists aud Chemists aud dealers IN Medicines
Al Twenty nNc Cents Box. julyl2-ly
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Ryc-19C.
Barlcy-9Jr
Oa,s-lc0Iar
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UNDERTAKING.

Theyhavei IN stOcS and will constantly keep ialas e.
sOftmeut Metallic Burial Cases Cssets and Plain Cofu
Of very low rates. good Hearse for Sity country.
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sspefial Gutiffs.
may be consulted
AT TIN CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAw
on the FIRST SATURDAY in Each Month,
As follows:

At all other times this the only place he visits proles
slOnallyJ lie may be found at Chicago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Mr.. 4. D. Connery and nr Sherhan, OF The
New York Herald, are In the city.
Mr.. A. II. Corbin, OF New York. brOther.ln.law
OF the President, arrived ut the white lIouse last
night.
Hon. Simon Cameron. Hon. J. s. Negiey and
Hon: II. Lawrence, IT,, OF Pennsylvania, arc at
WIZARDS.
Professor Tynlsll has been elected president
OF the British Association for the Advancement
Of Science.
Freeman Bradford, Past Grand Master Of the
Maine Masonic fraternity. died Wednesday at
Portland, aged 20.
Ex-senator James W. Nys, OF Nevada, Is in
town. fresh from his European trip, en- route 10
his home In the West.
Count Lichteryeler, Belgian Legation; Colonel
D'Archey Pel, Y. =. A, aud Mr. John Lathrop,
Boston, are At Wormleys.
General Chapman Is declared from the recep-
ton OF visitors by bronchial difl,cuity, which
prevents him from conversing.
Or. G. 4. Mills, collector OF the port OF Rich
mond, Va; Hon: Charles J. Faulkner Martins
burg. Va, and James G. Adams, Philadelphia.
are registered at Wizards hotel.
A Chinese merchant In San Francisco, named
Yam Kee, having declared his Intention TO be-
come naturalized, q California paper suggests
that he adopt the surname OF Doodle.
One OF the most popular men In Halifax Is
Judge NJ. NJ. Jackson, United States consul at
that place. His uniform courtesy and kindness
Ia aid OF distressed American have secured for
him high commentator.
NJ, Theirs has rented q house for the winter 10
the Faubourg 81. Honore, Paris, and intends TO
occupy next spring the new one which the
French nation has built him to compelsate for
the Ieyellng OF his own by the Communists.
Among the arrivals at the EDbtt to-day are
Hon. Hugh McCull0ch and Mas Lon McCulloch,
London, Eng; Col. G: q. sawtelle, u: =. A.; Hon.
WIN. Brown, kentucky Col. u. u. Burnham, u.
8, A.; Col. J. II. Merryman, U. B. Z: n; super
Scott and Alex. McKurey, U. b. N, and W. q.
Meizerott and wife. Germany.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Gold closed In New York yesterday at 1885,.
Three inches OF snow have fallen at Negaunce,
Michigan, and seven Inches At Fort Garry.
The schooner Meridian Is ashore on Lyster
reef. of Green hay, Lake Michigan, aud Is prob
ably . total wreck.
The First National bank at Salt Lake resumes
to-day. The announcement inspires buOyant
feeling among business men.
The ship Three Brothers carries 4, 900 tons OF
wheat, and IS the largest sailing vessel in the
world. Her cargo Is valued AZ 100000.
The ofiioial majority In Pennsylvania for Cor
don, (Rep) for Judge OF the Supreme Court, Is
,2Si and for Mackay, for State treasurer 25 $50
1t Is reported that the Spanish Legation at
Washington has been raised to the rank OF an
embassy, and Figueras appointed AMBASSADOR.
During the past % hours snow has fallen be-
tween Laramie and Green river to the depth OF
four inches, and 1t is now showing Ia Cheyenne.
There has been no detention OF trains.
IL Is reported that, In view OF the fact that a
British line OF steamers will commence TO run
between Australia, Honolulu aud san Francisco,
the American line over the same route viii moi
be reopeued.
Il Is said that the mann featuring interests OF
Connecticut are In an unfortunate condition
From fifteen TO twenty thousand operatives aud
factory hands have already hcen thrown out OF
employment.
Capt. q. W. Ford, for many years connected
with the United States Express Company at 81.
Lonls, and formerly collector Of internal revenue
for the st. Louis diatrlCt, died in Chicago last
night OF bilious pneumonia.
The Congressional excursion party. number.
Ing about dozen members Of Congress, repre-.
! sentatiyes OF the press, and several invite,l
guests left st. Louis by the Atlantic and Pacific
| railroad this morning.
| The Atlantic mills at Lawrence, Massachusetts,
have closed for the remainder OF the week, and
will run only four days In the week for the pres
ent The nall mills OF the Bay State iron works
have suspended operations, aud two hundred aud
| sixty men have been discharged.
A meeting OF cotton factors and shippers was
held at New Orleans last evening TO consider the
| recommendations made by the conference Of
factors aud bankers. A resolution was passed
| to sell cotton for currency only after November
10 next. All sales are now made for certified
checks,
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RECORD or CRIME.

George Wolf n wealthy farmer resIdlnu three
miies fsom Wnnrinsy,iie IL wac assaasnaieJ
- , - - - .'s"'. 49, ,,,...-.y,..
DuIlng ptize ngnt near chicago on Thntsuy
ue,Mueh wv nIulseIs OF limlted notOrley tne
p onee appeatcu anu captured both principals and
All tne spectators
In Pittsburg yesterday tho grand Jury found
Two sddltional Indictments againN eN-pOstmas;
yer steWaIf, ol thls cfy-one Tor perjury AMI
the other Tor forgery.
Al Lewiston, Maine, James ". Lowell hns been
fully committed TO answer the charge OF murder
ing his wife about three years ago. Her skeleton
was recently discovered.
II. Rosenbsum, OF New York, and three patt-
,a,s haze baan h al ~ \, an n.sh a.. .,,,,,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-25

Iron tho Dsnbury News Mans Almsnac for iA7i
shall not say anything here about the I'M
portance OF this subject.
We all know how uubcarabc society would
he without 1t; how tame and commonplace
would become heaven and earth In It's ab-
sencc.
merely wish TO call tho attention of the
reader TO the care that has been taken In Sc
lccting the weather for this book
Being warned by last season, l have put In
Just In the nick OF time.
have dealt lightly In thunder stormsl
find they arc not popular--and have such
an nntlpathy to lightning rod men that lose
no opportunity TO injurc thcm.
l have been rather liberal with snow, for
the sake OF the young and llvery-stables, and
have put In some extraordinary hail, for the
q little frost, to stir up the amateur In tobac-
60 and other varieties Of cabbage.
But accuracy IL the strong point Of the
volume. When II says, "I.ook out for rain, =
| then IL the time for you to ''hnmp yourself -
for the house. And when II says "Frost, -
any delay In getting your wife's fathers coat
over the tomatoes and dahlias will prove
emincntly disastrous to those articles. Yes,
have aimed to he accurate, looking more &c
the personal comfort and general Information
Of my patrons than to the plaudits OF wicket
world, and gold, which perish in a day, an
told.
Ihavc not lost sight Of the fact that hav,
q formidable and INSCRIPTIONS opposition
at Washington. But trusting to an homes
purpose, discriminating public, aud cigh
years Of pr0miscuous trusting rs the editor
Of country newspaper, ] shall press stead
NY on, and hurt that Washington chap
| Tl0ilgly
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TIE COUNTS.


FHpFfutttcurto o. tuc thNtu rtnttr.
FRIpAr. october ~, 1874
on motion Of Mr., Joseph Casey, Dewitt 9.
nawkin, csQ, Of Jacksonville, Fla, was admit.
tel to practice as an attorney and counselor Of
On motion Of Mr.. W. W. Boyce, David d. liar
rel esq, OF Dawson, Ga, was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor OF this
court.
No. ga. Tho United States, appellants, vs.. c.
No. bib. Julia A. Mutt, executrix, &C., appel
liant, vs., The United States. The motion TO dis.
miss these causes was submitted on printed ar
guments by Mr.. u. I. Butler, In support OF the
same, and by Mr.. Joseph Casey, In opposition
thereto.
No. $50. Elisha Basse, plaintiff in error, vs.. The
city OF Brownsville. The motion to dismiss this
cause was submitted on printed arguments by
Messrs. Durant and Homer, In support OF the
same, and by Mr.. X. Ketchum and q. Robinson,
10 opposition thereto.
No. $50. Edward Dupasseur, plaintiff in error,
", hlbin kochereau. The motion 10 dismiss
THIS cause was submitted on printed arguments
by Mr.. Jauin, In support Of the same, and by
MT: A. Q. Story, In opposition thereto.
No. 4. Original "a pdrfr, Alphonse Desmare, pc
titloner. The motion for rule on Court OF Claims
to show cause, &C., was submitted on printed ar
guments by Mr.. T. J. Durantof counsel for petit
TONER.
No. Is. The United States, plaintiffs, Va. Il. u,
1sham. The argument Of this cause was con
| tinued by Mr.. J, II. Ashton, OF counsel for th'
defendants, and concluded by Mr.. solicitor Gen
eral Pnillips, for the plaintiffs.
| No. 20, (substltuted for No. 4dl The Albany
GUY Insurance Compans, plaintiff In error, vs.
by Mr., A. J. Parker, OF counsel for the plAintin
| IN error, and by Mr.. II. u. Brown, for the lie
| fendant In error.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 O'Clock.
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Mr. Augustus Davis has purchased the Bites
property, on Seventh strcet, between q aud II,
fronting about % feet and running back lO6 feet,
improved bya four-story brick building, for
$4,000. Mr.. Il. Eichhorn has purchased the
three-story building and lot on the north side OF
Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and seventh
streets, being part OF lot ., square AS, fronting
Is feet and running back to street, for 81, 500.
NJ. NJ. Rohrer has sold to A. I. Britton and II. ].
GRAY part OF lot Is. square $50, on the south side
OF y street, between sixth and Seventh streets,
for fl2, 900. Mrs. Mary H. Daring has purchased
OF Samuel Ross sub. Y, square TGi, with improve
ments, on A street, between Second and Third
southeast, for <iI,OO0. u. W. Cissel has sold to
Ella q. Tlmoney part Of lot !, square ~, on
A. Schneider has disposed OF TO Robert Leetch
part OF lot 10, square 900, ID street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, for $40, 800. n. N. Exley
has bought for 5000 subdivision iO5 and west
half Of lOi, square $40, located between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth aud q aud streets
Ebon G. Ingersol has bought OF :. II. lIurl, fol
S30, OO0, sub. ., square 2tT, between X and l. and
Vermont avenue and Fourteenth street.