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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03
ByJ Thompson Brown,
Rcal Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch.

TARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND Ten
II ACRES, FIGHT MILES FROM THE CITY
SALE POSlTIVE.-At the request OF Inc owner,
Shall sell without reserve, In front Hcnrico county
Gbeiny court day., u FARM, eight miles from the
cily on The Charles City road adjoining the lands OF
William Cav. Daniel Jordan and the heirs OF Lucy
Fraysicr The farm contains one hundred ana ten
acres, ten OF which are III large pines; balance
cleared E..,>- p,,,,,~~
TERMS: Cash. j. THOMPSON BhoNS,
-, ~ 20 T. O.I aiGs Auctioneer.
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b. Cook & I.aughtou, auctionccrS,
corner of Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

yIXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
HI FURNITURE, FAkMlAG UIENSH-SS,
WAGONS. &C., AT AUCrION.-Om MOEDal
The GIN instant at O'Clock. we VIII sell Toy the
cyr,utor of DR. F. H. Dcane. deceased. 1T the farin
now occupied by MIR. ID. D. carr, on the MEADOW
bridge road about half mile beyond the city iils'
Il general assortment OF ,,,-,>,,r,-nr
HOUSEHOLD ID ana KITCHEN FuRAll UkE.
embracing the usual variety Of well-kct articles.
ALSO.
WAGONS. Harness, PLOUGlS,
4 number OF FARMING aud GARDENING
UTENSILS.
together With such other articles rs are usually
''"''' va COOK & LAUGUrOS,
oc . AuctiOncers.
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TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID

FOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
Il GRAZl>G FARM IN PuCAIONTAS
COUNTY. VEST VA. DIVIDED $40 SMALL
FARMS TOSUIT PUkCHASEES.--B. virtue Ola
decd Of trust from t.. :. Poo. e.. win proccc!
- sell at Ilunter>vilc. Wrst Va, on TUESDAY the
81 day OF October. S13. at II O'Clock r.. that
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE ACRES. formerly "wncihv James K. wlle.
lying on the North. south. ana silver forks Of Elk
county. Ncs. Va. About one thousand five hun
dred acres are cleared. and las q full AMI iue
growth of blue grass and timothy, ani furnishes
grazing for several huudcci cattl. each year. r.
has very line body Of yariGu, timber. 1t, and IS
the best watcred land in that section, Is the three
forks Of Elk river run through rs various part.
Iron and coal are said to have been rsrOyercdon
il recently. and from Its location these minerals
may cNiS' in vast quantities.
ii lies Immediately along the line Of Il projected
railroad, and taxed altogether j. the most desirable
body OF timber grazing. or farming land in that
fertile section.
Parties wishing TO examine the premises can lind
coed accommodations mt GibsOu's tI.crn. with d.
rections where the land lies.
The land j. being uiviGcd into smaller farms Of
from three hundred to tive hunrrcda acres the mctcs
anu bounds OF which can b. seen on application 10
JOHN A. LIGhTSER, attornc? At law, Hunters
willie, Vest Va.
Trims: BY the deed the terms may he cash: but
upon Il small cash payment Ia cover costs and ac-
crucd interest, and satisfactory security for
maintlcr. easy terms and long credit may bc giycn
y. e.. HAETSOOk.
ne I'D Trustee.
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knctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE's SALE
4 OF THE VALUABLE FAKM OF THREE
HWNRKED AND TWENTY-shyES ACRis
AZ A., THE 5ri,p HsAD Of TIE MECHANICS
M9Sp; AND OF Two SMALLER ONES, SEaR
T EkEI0, CONTAINING RESPECTIVELY
EoRTY ! A AND REPRESENTATIVES, ACHES AND
BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 the nnJer
signed, w; Goddin, by Dr. John &. iumpxin and
wife, bearing date the Goth aiay. 1871. duly re-
corded LII Hanover County Court and Nv virtue OF
an order in bankruptcy entered on the cd d,y NJ
october, 1873, the undersigned, John A. LYMAN,
assignee or said John g. Lumpkln. and wellington
ises. at Mechnnicsyille the residence Of Dr. LINN
kin, on TUESDAY the 14tli October. 1873, at 3
o'clock 81, f fair II not, the first fair day there
The one known as 'MECHANiCsViLLE," con-
ulnlnR Dy recent zee survey THREE HUNDRED
AND ACRES; of which about
elgllly-siX acres are I'm original growth OF oak.
hickory, ash, gum, &c. balance open land. Of good
.quality. The improvements are 4 The best Kind
con listing OF Il handsome DWELLING containing
eleven rooms; office, schoo-ilouse barns &c lsn
sloreholis=, workshops. SC. he buildings are ali
10 good or,!rr, and are insured Tor about - 900
The dwelling IS surrounded by a grove OF haks
This farm viii he snbdlsl,l.d into iir or Tn,,r
smaller parcels, SO as to sell with the dwelling sou
enty-seven and then The remaining $50 acres
In Two, threc or -FOUR parcels lhaTiEg fronts on t.
turnpkel rs may he determined Oh Il; the hour OF
sale.
After this. Willie sold the Two sNALLFApus
one containing FORTY AND THKEt-QUARIEP
ACRES, hali-nle from the re- iIcncr 0f Dr. Lurn,,.
Kin, nearly opposite the farm Of Major Ro. +.
Archer, b: wing thereon new and comfortable
dwelling with -four rooms. ana the land Il a!rn!r,
bly, well adapted for vegetables. &c. The ot her con-
taulne FORIY-0HE AND SLVEN-EInHTIS
ACRES, distant about one mile from The turnpike,
on which there Is comfortable dwelling contain,
inc three. rooms: about twenty acres cleared bal
ance In wood OF excellent quality. Pas Of the land
will be exhibited ut the sale.
The foregoing property is admirably well loc,-
ted In Il desirable neehbcrhopd, an cx,.llcn.
turnpike. and Is Justly reg ufd H. ,hc most valuI-
bic that has been on the market Tor long time .
and rs The sale will be percmpfory. persons are in
yited TO attend,
TERMS: One-fourlh cash: balance at L. and
12 months for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained Till all Of The purchl, money is paid
W. GODJlS. TrH,fcr.
&C join a. Ll tfi ". Assignee
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BY ". GOliQin.
BY W. Goddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh ard Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
y SMALL NEW FRAMED TENEMENT y
Sidney, At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CHINA AND CHERRY STREETS.-Wil be sold
at auction, OH the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
Sth Of October. 1873, at 5 o'clock L. NJ, the LOT
The lot is 31xl05 feet, aud is well inclosed The
house contains Two and there Is 4 well In the
yard 1t ad joins the residence Of Mr. Hundlcy.
TERMS: Cash. w. GODDIN.
Oc > Auc;ionccr.
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1.-The finest productions OF pencil or pen,
More particularly when
Urged out OF season.
Nn,,r rail IA offend Inc human reason,

PHILOSOPHICAL REFLEcTI0N.-llowd differ
emf is the basis Of mems minds. What op-
po>itr tcudcncie, they exhibit III their inreS-
li"ation Of the phenomena Of mental science
For example. the lawyer inciincS to the alb
stract. the builder To the concrete.
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Rich 2'ld rare were the Eet-S they boIr'

"Wc has.a lost, and most rs@retiully, too.
an ancient volume of poems %riltcn by Il
| lady Of Tennessee. 1t continued many rare
| Gems not til" least brilliant OF which were
some intercslsn. remarks addressed TO Il
Steamboat Oh &Ac Miss >sippl,' and beSlli'
Ming thus:
Yc steamboat. yrC eo,iS the freight st bear.
LrHISrWc CGnrtcr-JOhvRntJ
It is no part Of our business to taHe up
tine cllG.ulS Oh behalf OF Tennessee by fur.
nishin" a Roland fer the COu1icr.JOurAffS
Oliver. but it 30 happens, and we see no I'M
Dr0pricty in making il known, that we have
lost, and most rcgreltHlly, too, an ancient
volume of poems written by gentleman OF
Kentucky. 1t contained many rare gems,
not the least brilliant Of which were some
interesting remarks OIL Temperance be-
ginning thus:
'Thc finest productions OF pencil or pen,
More particularly when
Urged out OF season.
Never fail 10 offend the human reason
The Courier-Jourmal sheds some natural
tears over The loss of its volume. Here we
have the advantage Of it. We sheG all our
tears over the volume itself. Another word,
as We may say respectfully after Dr.. y, De
Haven White, the eminent poct-dentlst OF
philadelphia, who closes his poem entitled
a Prayer with pregnant >lanza be@lll-
ming
Yet Lord another word TO Thee
a fine pictorial line, by the way. in which
the least imaginative may sec the poet in Il
Reckoning attitude throwing back his head,
batting his eye, ard crooking his toretingcr
at the awful parsonage addressed. TO re-
turn. We do not know whether or not the
Cotoicr-Jovnat in this thing is simply fun
ming, though for The sake of lis Sallantry we
hope ii is; but VIC are bound to say that re
are in sober carncst.- Nctr York lF0rId.
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WILLIAM WILDT,
w 321 RROAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The business established by me nearly twent.
years ago Is still the same. I only work iirst-clas
hair, which is always manufactured In the lates
fashion and of the best style. .,..s.
s C0MBEDAOuT HAIR Is carefully worked up,
All orders IRE promptly alied.
JEWELkY, aud especially HAIR JEWELNY
Is made, as heretofore by me from the latest pat
terms. The repairing Of JeweIry Is Mise done In thu
best hummer. &c 2pSm
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GALLERYATAUC
INSTRUMENTS, FURNITURE, FiX1 UHES. and
STOCK
BY Richardson Il Co.
Real Es,a;e agents and Aucti1"@-!:,
lli3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE o. \ SALU-
~ ABLE BGICk DWELLING AND VACANT
LOT. On TIE %1ETiiiWtsHIT coEA 4;t. 2t
CIII;RCU HILL. Bi ATCTiOh.-By vir,u" Of
decree OF the ChaEccry Court Of the city oi Rich
mond entered on hc 1t DAY OF ilaT, ~ IN u"
cause STYLED Arlall, trustee e -. tEa! ana d',
therein ueudLuy, the undersigned special connl>-
soner ,cI ely appointed win ,cI! BY public arii"n,
on the premises on ~ ESDtf uic ~ Ht3IeE'
DWELLING. with basement and t"p stories above
containing six rooms. kitchen with TWO ana i"t :IN
I1i frcf--also A VACANT LOT ap!"iniug, 81 Tie
same dimensions. with IN alley IN itc :tar--"n Inc
northwest corner OF Clay and ThirtT-tr,i 7trc"l-,
Church Hill. .,,o ,,,
Instruments payable respectively in four eight ana
twelve months after date with interest from dalc'
nccot; able notes To be given for TIE deferred pay
mcnts and title To BE- retained until all the purchase
anm,t JOHN 4. COKE.
Special Commissioner.
RICHARDSON & Co, AuclionrcrS. &c 20
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BY W. X. Polk & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No Tenth srrcet. post-OiiiCc SuuLrC.

TOR SALE. 4 VERY DESIRABLE
A FRAMED HOUSE. TWO STORIES, AND
CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS. SITUATED ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET BE
TWEEN PLUM AND HARElE STREETS.-Ne
will ut the request of the owner, unless sold rri-
vatcIy before that day scat public auction, on FRI
DAY the ! OH day OF October, 1878, ut . o'clock
2. ST. the property above described. lhc lot fronts
331 feet on Cary street, and runs back 1913 rect
tweIyn r,,rnthS c3
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stHERIFt'S SALE.-Wil be sold .op
~ MONDAY the 9th Of October, al hal:-past 0
O'Clock, ut Heurco county cn,irt-lo 80. fnn
Riding AND WORK HORSE. lry!"d upon a.
the property of John II. Connei Ia satisfy an exc
cutipn III IN? hand; in favor "f ,i:l;,rl Power, &
Son. WILLIAM Walsh. Ncpu,y sheriff.
for J. NJ LYSEMAT. Sheriff I.cnrico county.
oc 3-3t
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rHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
~ RUAD.-On and after 5th May, 1878, the IEisscn.
ger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL JRAIE.-Leaves Richmond $50 4. NJ
DAILY except Sunday. connecting with w. C.,
Va. NJ L G.. :. railroad at Gordonsvilc aEi Char
lottesville, and arrives at White Sulphur Springs
IMPRESS TRAIN-Lcaves Richmond at 10 p
A. DAILY except Saturday, connecting at GordDns-
Vile with W., C., Va N. < g. ;. railroad trains for
Lynchblllg and southwest, and arrives ut Hunt.
igton at $40 Z. NJ. next day Steamer leaves Hunt.
ington on arrival Of tic train ana arrives at Gin.
cinuati at O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only junction. Gordunsrille, ChaIlottes.
ACCOMMODATION TEAIN.-Lcavcs Rich mond
at $40 Z. VI. DAILY except Sunday. ana arrives 81
Gordnusvlle III sis J. NJ.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati attP VI. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, ana arrives at Huntington at a.
IT. liext day, connecting with express train
EMPRESS TRAIN.-Icaves Huntington at 10 A,
NJ. DAILY cxccpt Sllutsy, and arrives at RchInonG
al 1880 A. NJ next dry, connecting Wiz tr Snr
going south ami with james river steamer Ioi NOT
folk This train stops between ME sulphur AM
Richmond onlv at Junction, Gordonsvilie, lhar
lottesyiile Stnunlon Gosllen AIiilbOro', and Coy.
NAIL TRAIN.-Lcaves White Sulphur 5:55 A; NJ
DAILY except Sundays Mit H ron. d.:
S VII q " and arrives ut Richmond 5 P.M NJ.
VIC RECONSIDERATION CON TRAIN. LEAVES Gortons
Vile $50 A. NJ. DAILY except sundays. connectlG2
train from Lynclbur and southwest. and arrives al
Richmond l0l5 A. Nj.
For further information inquire at the companys
office on Broad hear Seventeenth street.
A. n. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES +. HETHZgLAND, General Ticket Agent
my3
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CI!ESArEAkE}
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, July II, 1913.

RICHMOND, Oish RlNER AND tfl-ShIt-'NHt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, July II, 1873. }
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
~ sESGER ana FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will rim rs foi:.,GS:
PASSENGER TRIAL for West Poiia Leave:
Richmour at 3 2. NJ. ii. train from vest Ioint
viii arrive ri Richmond 1T 1888 y. n. lily lSull-
DAYS cNccniCd,. -
The srlcnnid steamer 81 r, Captain 4. I. AIcKLE
,s hccil place on the route between West Point and
Baltimore, TO run in connection with this road and
a.il. make three trips we,k. leaving WEST Pnint
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and ShTURDA1S
on he :irri val OF the train, which leaves Richmond
aItr ". arriving ut Baltimore next morning IN
a,tn., time to ccncc, with l'as tor The North
and S.@st: and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESst 4 Us. and FRIDAYS 4P. NJ. connecting
a, Wu,, Point with the train dc at Richmond al
l0:aO Il,:t morning.
Fare Il Baltimore. IS: colorcl i.cCplc. 81.
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car attached,
for through freight only, leaves Eichln"d tues
da I1,..s,lays. and Sa:irdiyS at =. VI. Through
freight resolved daily till d i. NJ.
FKtItiHP TRAIN. with 9cugct car attached,
for freight ,.;ctwcrn Richmond aud NcSt Point:
leaves Iirl:asnnd on Mondays. Nrdne sttnyS, anG
FRIDAYS at I. VI. Local freight received Tuesdays,
thursdays, ala. Saturdays till 0 T. u.
EDW. 7. FOLGFR,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. " BRAGG. Master Transportation. :y21
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EuAI, ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, SEVERAL SMALL FARMS,
osos ,I,rcn and three ana a half miles from Rich
mond , with DWELLINGS and other improve
mcnts-nne OF ten acres for $3.50. one OF twenty
five acres for 5000, one Of forty acres TOT sl,ouu'
Apply TO o, T.; ~; "; TT,
3-Dt
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DRICE LIST OF TEXTBOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND, 1874.
Fol; SALE ~
j. T. + L l. Y o y.
RuoKSELLEG AND STATlnSEE,
lll2 MAIN STREET,
THREE Doors ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE

Tl. nrirc, below are tie lowest. anh lave been
agreed urou by the superintendent OF tie city
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J1OR SALE, a FINE FARM on Upper
lanes river sixty miles from Richmond con.
t,i,in,r / 1S7 aIRi,S, go being Iow-trolinu :
BALANCE nc hIgi, land, well wooded tbs farm farm.
can be cut up into compact lois ny ElfiS ~ 9nn
cf background 10 80 acres of highland from 3oo
70 400 acres will fc sold with the mEnsi3n>houSe.
HnpTi 1913 Nain street tIIp salrSl
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4 LII THE TEXTBOOKS USED IN
IA the public and private schools, colleges, and
universities of the State, STATIONERY OF every
description, including ''-'
| Copy BOOKS. .''..s *. sts .#s. -nat
CoMrOSITIoN-BooKS, s.....s ..r. s... " -s
! EXERCISE BOOKS, 4 .... ..s .....
WRITISG-PAPER. - ''.. .-.' ....-
: 4 STATES. LEAD and SLATE-PENCuS,
pESs, PES-il0LDERs. nItt ..r.t.
/ BLACKBOARD CHALK, ...-.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, RULERS, Z. y.
GLOBES. WALL-MArs. Ink, ISkSTASpS,t ia
g. INDIA RUBBER, WATER-CoLoRS, ~. :,
DRAwISG-PArER and DRAwISG-Books, an
of which will be supplied on the most reasonable
termsby WUODHOuSE i PAkHAM,.
So " = 1908 Main street
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, the STORE and ROOMS Gs
Il uboy, same, Broad street between Ninth ~
aud Teufh Mt present occupied by Mrs. TURNKEY.
MAINS. VALENTINE,
o1, 1918 Main street.
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z. ITN = ~ y = 7
N,,u,!oy School Institute,


The Fifth regular meeting of the Sunday School
Institute, OF Farm Ridge and Grand Rapids,
was held in the old Lu,hern Church, on the AZ
te!noon and evening OF the 9Th inst. The after.
noon WAS mostly spent in discussing the subject
OF Sunday School Music. III the evening session
considerable interest was manifested in the sub
jet: "Our Privileges and Responsibilities; af.
ter which number OF queries were presented
and answered
The next meeting OF the Iasti,uts will be held
in the present church on the afternoon and eve.
ming of March 9th. The afternoon 70 lie devoted
10 childrens meeting, in which il Ia hoped a
large per cent OF the children OF the two towns
will participate. l the evening the following
subjects will be discussed
/ The evil influences OF the preser. day on
our youth. Opening remarks by George Mus.
IA Esq
mi ortance of Sunday Schools to our
y and prosperity John I. Porter:
ID the Scriptures be taught conseeu.
or .opicaliy. Rev. NJ. Momyer.
=. Which kind of amusemeuts-for children
and yoush-should be recommended by Christian
parents and s. S. teachers Rev. T. Gum.
louS T. PORTER, Secy.
Grand Ridge, Feb. 10, 1873.
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cast its electoral vote for Horace Greeley, the
Senate decided that Mr.. Greeley being dead,
and therefore not IA citizen of the United
States" the vote could no. be counted. The
house decided that the vote should tie count
ed, but the twn houses disagreeing on the
point, the tellers threw out the vote, not only
of Georgia but wherever else vote was cast
tor Horace Greeley, SO ,hat Mr.. Greeley no.
where appears on the record as a candidate
for the presidency in lS12. In the case OF
louisiana and Arkansas, both sets of electors
We're rejected.
CALDwELI's CASE.
Caldwell viii probably escape expulsion
from ting senate on the timsey ground that, a.
though he may have got hisseat by corrupting
the Kansas Legislature, the otiense was one
over which that state and not the senate has
jurisdiction.
HAUNTING TOUR.
As soon as Congress adjourns OF the 18th OF
March and the inauguration ceremonies are
over, the President and cabinet propose start
ing on a iauntin@ tour through the south.
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Grand Ridge, Feb. 10, 1878.

THAT SHOT GuS,-The party who lrokeiopen
the shoe store at Fox river bridge, ia this city,
and took double har-eIed shot gur, on Tues.
day night, had better quietly return the gun
and no questions will be asked. The gun is well
known and will be easily Identified whenever
used. The person who took it is known. and
will be handed over to the Sheriff ii no shall fail
TO take this hint and act upon IT at once.
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CALDWELL's CASE.
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.

EXECUTIVE MANSION.
y committee of the House has been looking
through the executive mansion az Sprngfeld,
and report it in sadly dilapidated condition.
All appropriations made for il heretofore have
ton to their salaries aud the house has been
suffered to rot down. The committee asl; for
10000 10 pat It in repair, which will probably
be voted.
RECORDERS COURT Al LIZ SALE AND PERU.
The House on Monday passed the bill abol-
l.hiag the Recorders Court at La Sale ard
Peru. The people thereaway. who wanted q
court Of their own 10 save the trouble and ex-
peure Of coming to Ottawa ior their law, have
concluded thet the bauble costs more than it
comes 10.
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Lambert HeIIs,eyn, whoss wife died in South
Ottawa and was buried on Wednesday, desires
TO tender his thanks to the many friends who
extended their aid and sympathy in his aftiic.
ton and kindly accompanied the remains Of the
deceased to tier burial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-15

Tie Rev. j. l.. Steele, Rector OF Cars. Church
will deliver the third ia tie course Of se-nons
ALREADY announced, on Sunday evening next,
The subiec: will be "A Messenger from the u.
seen World, or the Witch OF Eador" This sub.
jact has been selected upon the request OF several
Of our citizens
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H Walther got the famous XXX oyste. dealer
at last to bark in the FREE TRADER last week
think he will some bite now. Look out.
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Cougregstioasists are informed that the
special lecture for Sabbath evening will be de.
terTed one week, on account OF the pastors
recent indisposition.
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JUSTICES az rHE fEACE.--The new law rele.
tive to Justices OF the Peace, icgielates all of
them cut o, Office this sprins. Townships fall
Ing to elect in April next will te deprived Of
the luSurv Of Justice Of The Peace.
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EEMovM.-The Academy OF Music has re
quarters-the Few brick building. mex. door
north OF Mrs. Schneider's, or the west side of
La Sale street.
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iDir0,

In South ottawa. Monday evening" February 10Th lSS
PAULINE HELLSTERH, wife o; Ian bert Hcls,ern aged
iorty'ave years and one day.
In Wcnona Marshall county, Ills, Dec SOth. of consunp.
ton, KATE NJ. POTTER, wife OF DR.. VIM. l.. Downey-
character of loneliness, pure and spocss cndeared
her 10 all hearts.
IN this city The morning OF the I'll inst; Of iaundice,
AMANDA BELL HAMILTON, niece ot Nrs. u. NJ. Butter.
Held and wife OF Andrew Hamilton EsQ IN the 3Sd year of
her age
H. the sudden death O, this excellent young great
sorrow has fallen upon every that knew her Cheerful In
her dispositions she shed sunshine around her and
whea her own. while YET day shadow came
over many heart. little over ago she
rcd and now her husband LET with his great but
he has the genuine sympathy OF very many hearts Mrs. H.
good woman, having loved the savior for many years
and when she knc" she must die, firm IN her
hdencc of being with the Just. In her death
those who have no hope.
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,:,yC,,ELoU.s HAIR DyT.

rlis superb HAIR Dye the best ne oII. The only
True and Perfect bye. Harmless, Reliable AMI instantaneous.
no disappointment; ridiculous tns or unpleasant odor
!VWcdps Tie vi ELECTS OF bad dye, and Washes Produces
lNNknNrvtY splendid Black or natural Brown leaves tho
lUr U'Hi, f. b.'iN. The gCnu.." s.url ". a. Batch
cl.r spAhy III druggists. On NJ. HArCHEIOh
\ NuN, lh'E-E IrUprletOrN. Y.
OLD NI3W$l'AI'lcis--. not toruor mutila
- '.' .or .lc Gt'h FREE TIAnGG OFilCE.
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No'rIC E.-EsrATE oF VALENTINE DoLDER. pEo'n.
~ Notice l. hereby ycn that the undersigned, executor
OF the last will and testament of Valentine Doder late of the
county Of la Sale and state Of Illinois. deceased win appear
before the County Court of said county the third Monday
cng the gls day) of April 1873, at the Court House IN
Ottawa IN said county when ana where all persons having
claims demands against sid cstn notified 10 att
and present the same IN writing for adjustment.
WILLIAM SLY,
iohii-Gw Executor
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Moore, The new furniture dealer on La Sale
street. at Iurphy's old stand, has tae furniture
store OF Ottawa. Call aud see.