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The Warsaw Hdidntan says Mr. Sam
llcmphill, while trimming his grape vines
last spring, slipped q small potato over the
end of one to keep it from "bleeding," as it is
termed. The potato sprouted and grew all
summer, and the shoots 1t sent forth can
scarcely be called either grape or potato, but
have a peculiar look and formation Of their
own
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OF HENRY SMITH, DECEASED
Notice is hereby given. That the undersigned Admin.
istrator of the estate OF Henry Smith. late of the
county of La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will ap
pear before the County Court said county the third
Monday theng the 18th day. of December 1873 at the Court
House In Lawa, In said county when and where all per-
having claims demands against said
titled to attend and present the same In writing for adjust
ment.
Dated this 18th day of October \. D. lSl3.
TIMOTHY l.. JOHNS,
octl3-6w Administrator.
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NOTICE.-EsTATE OF CALVIN POWELL, DEC D.
~ Getlce Is hereby given that the undersigned Admins
TRAITOR of the estate Calvin Powell late OF the county
of La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased will appear before
the County Court OF said county on the third Monday beng
the fifteenth day) OF December 1873 the Court House
Ottawa in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate are notified TO attend
and present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18TH day OF October A. d. 1873 -
LOUIS POWELL,
OctlS6w Administrator.
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Ing 10th edition. revised, much enlarged illustrated.
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b. The author be consulted on the above well as all
diseases requiring skill and experience. may3ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08

FINAL SEITTLE1I EcNT.-EsrATE OF
l. MARIA MOORE Observation-Disclosures ia hereby given
all persons interested in said estate That Margaret Moore
execurx OF the last will and testament of Maria Moore de-
ceased VIII appear before the County Court thecounty of
La Sale and state OF Illinois, at the Court House In ottawa
IN said county, on Monday the nth day of November
1873 for the purpose of rendering account OF her pro
ceedngs In the administration OF said estate for the final
settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day Of October 1878.
octlSiw II. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
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ALL KINDS o.
WA INEIRNIARY

sure and certain snre for all Acute and Chronic D
seases. Every patient will receive lodging and boarding
While under treatment Femae Diseases speciality Con
corner eerson and Pine streets at the Office, l Main
street, Ottawa, Ill. A. ALPHONSO. NJ. ID.
n. Il. wsnted-A good Nurse and Girl for housework
Applicant call as above. OCtiS-lw'
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5 that run in an orchard. picking up
Indfalls and occasionally good apples,
have the hog cholera, which j. another
of The value Of frui, diet
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NOIICE.-EsrATE OF SOPHIA SMITH, DECEASED
Notices hereby given, that the Undersigned Admins
traitor OF the estate OF sophia Smith, late of the county
La Sale and state Of MS deceased will appear before the
County Court of said county the third Monday eng the
18th day. OF Dec 1873 the Court House in Ottawa said
county when and where all persons having claims or de.
mands against said notified to attend and
the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day OF october A. D. 1879.
TIMOTHY l.. JOHNS,
octlo CIV Administrator.
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MOTT ESTATE OF JouN MILLER. DECEASED
~ NOTICE Is hereby giveR the undersigned. admins
OF the estate OF ohn Miller so of the county OF La
sale ana STATE OF Illinois deceased will appear before the
County Court OF said county the third Monday (beng
the 18th day. or December 1873 at the Court House In
awa, In SAID county, when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said notified to attend
or present me same In writing for adjustment
Dated this Slst day OF October A. D. 1878.
JOHN HESS.
noyl CIV Administrator
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NINAL SIE-TTLENf CNT.-

FINAL SIGT'TLENz # N'r.--EsrArE OF
JOSIAH BOUTELLE, DEC'D.-Notlce Is hereby Civ
to all persons interested In said estate That Mary h. Bo
ee administrative of the estate of Josiah Boutelc de
ceased Will appear before the County Court OF the county
OF La Sale and of Illinois, at the Court House In Oa
wa in said county, on Monday, the 18th day OF November
D. 1873 for the purpose OF rendering account OF her pro-
ceedRgs the administration OF said estate for the final
settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th day of October 1875.
Octl9-iY II. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
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NoTICE:.-EsTATR OF CHRISTIAN WHITMAN, DEC
~ Notice hereby given, that the undersigned admins
ratrX of the estate ofChstan Wtmann. late OF the coun
~ La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear be
fore the County Court of said county the sd Monday Oe
ing the 18th day) OF Dec. 1873 at the Court House in
Ottawa in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified to attend
and present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 9Th day of october A. .. 1873 -
ELIZABETH WHITMAN,
oc'll-6w Admnistratrix.
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OTTAWA CLNTrE
PLOW & WAGON SHOP.
10 HIN VETTE

Begsesve call the attebtit OF the public his enlarged
facilities for manufacturing Wagons, BuggIes and
kinds agricultural implements, such drsgs plows NJ
tivators, DC.
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Iegal.

NOTICE .-EsTArE OF DAVID SrRAwN, DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given that the gncd admins
traitors Of the estate OF David Strawn late of the county
Oh nhu STAG OF Illinois deceased will appear before
Ing tne aIh dsyl Of December 1873 at the Court Hons
ottawa In SAID county when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said estate notified attend
or present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2sih day OF October A. D. 1878.
SARAH STRAWN,
WALTER ID. STRAWN,
novl-5W Administrators.
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OF LEWIS EaLR. DrcElsEp.-
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned admins
tatrx Of the estate of Lewis Ege late of the comfy
OF La Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased will appear before
the County Court OF said county the 81 Monday (beng
the 18th day. OF Dec 1875 at the Court House In ottawa
in said county when and where all persona having claims
demands against estate are notified 10 attend and
present the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this Goth day OF october A. d. 1873.
CHRISTINA EGLE
oct3-0W Administrative.
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NOI'ICE.-EsrATEo OF ALEXANDER CLEGG, DRo'p
~ Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
OF the last testament OF Alexander Cegg late OF the
county La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear
County Court OF said county the third Monday
bcng the 18th day. OF Dec 1873 at the Court House 10 on.
lava said county, when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified to attend
and present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 9Th day OF october A, u. 1873.
SARAH CLEGG.
MARTIN b. CLEGG,
OCtl-6v Executors.
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EALr FOR HoGs.-An English agricultural
per, the Gardeners Chronicle, relates the
18th Of one SOW in pig, another with lit
and of eleven small pigs, Of what was
led strike on the BRAIN The pigs were
en- with what seemed to be epileptic fits;
" suffered great pain, uttered occasional
|ieks, and constantly throwing back their
DIS convulsively. They died in a few
IFS after the first seizure. On examining
sc pigs the brain was found all right; the
mach and intestines were inflamed in large
ches, showing that their death was caused
rritant poison taken in The swill. The
on to be learned is that while dry salt is
Nj for pigs when taken voluntarily, when
Y given in excess in such way that they
obliged to take it, it is deadly poison.
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EINAL SsIcT-TL ECN ENT.-Esr.rH OF
l. JOHN SWEENEY, DRCgAsRD.-Notce Is hereby given
all persons interested in said estate Margaret Swpe
ney executrix OF the last will and testament John Swee
nsy deceased Will appear before the County Court of The
county of La Sale and Illinois, at the Court House
in Ottawa In said county, on Monday the 18th day Of De.
cember 1873, Tor the purpose rendering an
of her proceedings in the administration estate for
the final settlement.
Lated at ottawa this 2lst day Of October 1873.
oct5-Iw II. l.. MEAD, Clerk
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Patching Hogs.

experimental five years in fattcning hogs
three with meal well scalded and cooked
fore feeding, the other two in feeding corn
lied. / shelled the corn from the cob, and
lied it slowly in a boiler and fed eight
arts per hog daily, keeping the boiler well
vered all the time, so as to save all the heat
I'm fattened fully onefourlh faster than
|th meal, and the pork was we'll packed
|th lcat-lard, and was solid and delicious.
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BOOKS
OF all Kinds used in City and Country.
MAiERH0FER, DENT & co.

Have the pleasure of Informing the La sale
counties that they manufacturing the
large establishment, AZ the sidecu lock. the main
nal In Ottawa in style at cheapness hitherto unsJ
nroachsbei In Northern Illinois all kiudsOf
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Carriage ,Eart0rp,

CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-18
ERIN GO BRAGH!
ANOTHER BRILLIANT CELEBRATION
OF IRELANDS FESTIVAL.

The Parade, the Services and the Fes-
tivitiss I'm the EveninS-An Enthusi-
astic, Harmonious and Peaceful CeIe.
bration.
The weather yesterday was as pleasant as
could be wished for the celebration OF st.
Patrick's Day, although the - y month OF
MsFch was true to its character IN putting In
an appearance of blow and bluster. brisk
breeze from the northeast whlrled up the dust
OF the roadway into miniature siroccos, which
persisted in slantlng Into the eyes OF the pro-
cessionlsts, and caused some little discomfort,
but with this exception the day was bright
and CHEEKY, just cool enough fer marching,
but not cold enough to chill one Irish heart or
to abate In the least the honest and genuine
enthusiasm of the day.
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THE CELEBRATION 1T NIGHT.
Sumner of the Irish Volunteer Rifle
Club.

Supper of the Irish Volunteer Rifle
Club.
The members of this club assembled at the
hall Of Truck Company No. l, at half.past 8
P. NJ, aud, preceded by the Post Band,
marched to the Market Hall, where luxu-
rlous supper was in waiting. When full JUS
tice had been Bne 10 the good things the
cloth was drawn, and the regular toasts Of the
evening were proposed and responded to as
follows:
First regular toast. By President O'Neil:
The Day we celebrate--A day ever cherished
IN the hearts of Irishmen. Its celebration
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eonttuuea on Fourth PnRs.
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Ar rppular Intervals between the toasts, the
ST. Patrlck,s band enllvened The company with
appropriate music.
The Hon. n. p. O'Connor also came over
from The Hlbernan Society, aDd, being called
upou. made q remarkably brilliant speech, IN
| which he predicted that the growth oi lrisn
| influence In America would eventually enforce
a boodess adjustment of the existing dlner-
ences between Ireland and England, and Be-
cnre the absolute freedom of Irishmen. His
remarks were received with immense ap-
pause.
At the conclusion of Mr.. O'Connor's re-
marks, Governor Moses was called out, and
| In respouse made one of his characteristically
elooueut speeches; affirming that while he
would always retain fealty toyards The party
which raised him to The first office in The State
ba would vet ever abstain from using the
mower delegated to him 10 the injury OF any
elsss of citizens. He concluded by making
hanpy reference 10 the growth OF Irish indu-
ence in South Carolina. This speech, like the
nreceding one, was warmly received.
Postmaster Trott had been invited to be
present at the banquet and respond 10 the
third regular toast, but was prevented. Pres
;dsnt Armstrong read letter from him ex'
nla,ninp The cause of his absence, and return
ino thanks for the invitation.
Supper OF the Irish Rifle Club.
This large and aourishlng organization mel
,aat evening In the South Carolina Hall, anc
with large number OF invited guests sal
down to q sumptuous supper, prepared by
Tnllv in bis best style. The chair was occu
pled by President James Armstrong. I'M
Row Father Carew, OF St. Patrlck's Church
asked a blessing, after which the savory viand
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bound, make an annual collection on this day
Tor the orphans under their charge, and that,
some years ago, under our auspices. peti-
tion In their behalf was signed by every citl.
zen OF Charleston who was approached on
the subject, with two or three exceptions.
these devout mothers OF The orphan and SIS
tere to the poor lose no occasion OF manifest
Ing toward us good will and esteem. This,
their beautiful and magnificent gift, this
grand and costly banner-signi6cant alike oil
the aim and workings Of our soclety-attesls
the truth Of nv assertions. Assure them,
then, gentlemen of the committee, of the
| thanks of the society for this precious gift,
aud that ii shall be rellgiously preserved by
us as tuken of their friendship, and as q
memorial OF their love and devotion toward
the land of St. Patrick.
Fellow members, let this noble banner be
to us more than q passing eigu or holiday
memento. Let it be to us a constant memo
| rial of the dnties of benevoence and active
charity which we took upon us to discharge
| when we entered this society. 1t has on 1t
the picture OF the patron Saint OF Erin, and
| that implies a sacrifice of all those endearinG
| ties that blood, friendship and nationality en-.
| gender to the great work of enlighteung on
ancestors, aud OF dlspelliDg the darkness that
enyeoped them. We are not called upon to
make a similar sacrifice. Without leaving
| home, family or friends we can discharge the
duties we have assumed. Let this banner
| then serve 10 bring to our minds what we pro-
fess to be-memberS of The 81. Patrick's Be
| nevolent Socl"ty.
Before closing let me call yonr attention to
| the day on which yon are TO carry :or tine tirS'
time yonr beautiful banner. II is not the birth
but the death OF st. Patrick that clothes this
day with civil and religious rejoicing. There
are but Two on the calendar OF the church
whose birthdays are celeorated-one, the
spotless Virgin, the Mother OF the Incarnate
| God, and St. John the Baptist, who was sane
titled in bis mothers womb. The reason
this is obvious. It is only when death arrives
that mans labors are ended-that the oattie
is over-the vict 'ry gained. Then, and onl!
till thea, does eternity dawn on tne lust: an.
no death and breads no sorrow, where on,
aud the same spirit of perfect love reigns II
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MAIL ARRANaEMENT he Nor,hc, n
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 p. NJ. closes
liza. III, 6P. M. Charleston opens 8
A. M, $50 p. M; closes s A. NJ, P.
NJ. Western opens A. NJ :, 12.3OP p. Nj. !;
closes 6, 1.30 P. II. Greenville opens
6.45 P. NJ; closes 6 A. NJ. Wilmington
opens P. M; closes 10. 80 A. nj. On
Sunday open from 2. 80 to $50 P. NJ.
Transfer printing inks are invaluable
to railroad companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers and others. They
are enduring aud ohangelcss, and will
copy sharp and clear for an indofuitc
period of time. Having just received n
fresh supply of inks, we are prepared to
execute orders ut moderate prices.
EPersons indebted to the PnGN1x oflico
are requested to call and settle, Us money
is needed. The cash rule will be strictly
adhered to hereafter.
The seizure of two German vessels in
the Indian Ocean, by Spanish man of
war, and their condemnation by the
Spanish I court ut Manila, in the
PHILIPPINES, ns lawful prize for what
offence does not appear, promises some
scrions diplomatic trouble between the
German and Spanish Governments.
The demands for their release not hay
ing been promptly acoedcd, Germany is
getting ready some of her war veecels to
proceed to extremities if need be. Tire
Spanish navy seems to be intent upon
OatfiOcr fIa re,,nl,Iio in frophlo
The Clubhouse of Messrs. Geo. s. Burr
& Co., of Indiantewn, Williamsburg
County, was, together with fifteen bales
OF cotton, destroyed by fire last week.
Cupid Frazee, of williamsburg, was
killed q few days since, by tree falling
upon him.
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Planters Can Get the Highest PriceE
dor their COTTON, and buy their GRO.
IL CERIES at the chea pest rates, at
BoptZI HARDY SOLOMONS.
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Canned Goods.

Canned Goods.
EATS Deviled HAM, pcvilcd TONGUE,
N1 Dcvilcd Turkey, Roaet Beef
Frnits-Peaches, plnms, Apricot,, Fine
Apples, Pears, Strawberries.
Vegctabce-Green Corn, Green Peas. To-
matoea. Mushrooms. For sale by
Nov Is HOPE l. GYLES.
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Private Boarding.

IRIS. WYATT is prepared to accommodate
IXl. several BOAKDERS with meals and
Iodging; also, provide for number Of Table
Boarders. Residence on Plain, between Bull
and Pickens streets. Sent
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Change Of Schedule.

SrCTH CAEoLiSA RAILROAD CoMrAHY.
C.:r,:HIA. :. c.. Cc.tb.r Is. ls.:.
81 "a s ssis;s ,o cIa"Sy"s "a" i;',s sssa.'s ;st os
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nnd the amount to be paid therefor shall
be computed thcrelrom until the cuu o!
the year, except rs hercinbefore men.
toned: Provided, That after II lcers,
is granted by the city no portion thereof
will be refunded.
SEC. =. Upon the removal Of any Ter
son or persons from the house or pre-
misses ct which the trade, bnsiuc.s ul
profession mentioned in such l;c.uS,
was authorized, it may and shall be law
ful for tho Mayor to authorize. by en-
dorscment Of such license, the person
removing as aforesaid TO any other plac.
to carry ON the trade, business or pro
fession specified in such license at the
place to which such person may hay,
removed.
SEC. 7. For license to carry on any
trade, business or prsfcssion hereinafter
mentioned, the SUMS hereinafter men.
toned siiu'! 10 paid Into the city trea.
sury: Astrologcrs aud clairvoyants,
$500; apothecarics, retail, $50; archi.
tects or surveyors, $25; auctioneers.
500; agents selling wood. S25; agent,
selling coal, so; agents real estate and
collection brokers, $50; agents, selling
by sample Mt retail, per year, $50
agents, selling by sample Mt retail, pc,
day, 81; attorneys at.Iaw, $50; banks
and bankers, 500 to $500; billiard
bagatelle or other gaming tables, $50
bowling alleys or pistol galleries, fol
each alley or gallery. $25; builders and
master mechanics. 800; butchers, fol
each stall hired, $40; blacksmith shops
first forge, $40; each additional forge
30; brokers, commercial, cotton or pro
duce, 800; brokers, money and dealer.
IN exchange, $75 to 500; brokers
pawn, 500; brokers and dealers il
horses and mules who keep no sale
stables, per month, $40; and it shal
not be lawful for any transient dealer il
horses and mules to offer his stock TO-
sale until ho shall have taken out {
license, to expire at the end of on,
month, for which he shall pay the su u
of $40; but such license may be re
newcd ut the same rate. For violatio,
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TO THE PUBLlIu.. Il .


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VI. .>cwCR "A
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CANNED brands s,in endless svrictv
IMPORTANT!
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THE WILMINGTON STAR.
ESTABLISHED ONLY SI-T YEARS
III - DAILY STAR

HAS tho largest circulation of any Daily
III Newspaper in the State, and a circula.
that Of other All the argo ai ths
day will be found ia it, condensed when un-
important. at length when OF moment, and
always presented In clear, intelligent and
interesting manner.
spDscnIpTIoN I'm ApvANcE:)
OAe teaf...'s;.. .......:... %
IA 4iAons nS. j aU
Three Months. Q co
WEEKLY STAR.
PRICE REDUCED.
The WEEKLY STAR is now com bincd with
the CAROLINA FARMER, and is one of the
cheapest papers in tho country, at the fol-
lowing REDUCED RATES.
Ono Copy, One Year. 81 80
Ono Copy, Six Months. ...... ... 20
aJ- Clubs OF to 10, One Year, Il Is per
copy. Clubs Of lQ or moro. One Year, only
81 90 per copy. kcimcn Copies sent on ap.
plication. Address
WM. II. BERNARD.
Editor and Proprietor, Wilmington. II. G.
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Greenyille and Columbia Railroad

EM rhA1ss RAssHs raa sanR a.iiJ,
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Kailroad up and
down; with Trains going North and soutl. on
Charlotte, Colu nbia and Augusta and Will
mington Columbia and Augusia Eailroats.
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,Emmer Schedule S. j. L r.,
ta:;y.:. LOWE THAN K: TRAIN
Piedmont AIRLINE FaiiWav

f..;. Ssx Lta.s.y ID tnNDiHril l. i.Mi.
efisS B.2t xsfT-~Isg-= AEi.E. h.cliri ana
Danvl!!e, Eichmund ara IAi.,..i. /. Y y.
{. Division, am! Moth Weston =. G.. J.. ".
GOING; kB1tI}