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BALIur's MAGAZINE FOR ArRII.-Balluu',
Magazine for April is issued. and a nice mum
Der d b., for 10 is printed on the whites, of
paper, with the blacklist of ink, and i now
one of the handsomrot magazines i'm thccuun-
try and tl!od with he most interesting mat
ter. II suits all tastes, and even has a depart
mcni for children, ,o that the little ones look
for i' "a, eagerly 90, adults. !; is light, witty.
gay and severe. 50 that all can find something
Interesting in il- pages The April number
cnailin- an exciting sea story, a thrilling ad.
venture aud several pretty little love -'orir,
WAIri. "a ID pleas thr lldlp, very much. for
ili Of Them end DO marriage. 20, 70 good story
should AWAY, do. The head Of ever, family
iu ihc country should send Sljo to The pub
lish,r, and receive this magazine without dc
Las. Thomr, 81 Talbot. 30 Bromhcld street.
Boston.
Single copics for sale and subscription r.
ceiyel by Osman & Hapeman, Ottawa, IN.
Lprk;u-i. Rock i-iaui and Sterling G1ur Of,
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Editor Free Trdder;-The territory o
/ Utah extends three hundred and sixty mile
north and south, and two hundred and sixty
miles east and west, and now contain, pop
ulation equal to any two territories IN TIC
United States lis inhabitants are settled
mostly in towns and villages. Salt Lake Ia,
an actual population of about twenty-five
thousand At st. George beyond the rim OF
the basin where the climate is warm, cotton
and grapes and other kinds of fruit may be
raised in abundancG | have been identified
with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints" Our churches have Away
been open to other ministers of various de
nominations. | had been acquainted with
Prophet Joseph Smith since the establish
mcnt of the church at Kirkland, Ohio. |
went from there to Missouri, thence TO Nau-
VOC, and never heard Prophet Joseph Smith
or any of the authorities council or uphold
evil doing; but, on the contrary, said any
violation of the written law of the land would
meet with the fullest penalty Of transgresscd
law. There has always been a number Of
evil doors following the pathway of our peo-
pie for the express purpose of committing
dcprcdations on the person and property of
those in and outside of the pale of our church.
Whenever the people Of the L. 5. will give to
Us honorable judges and executive officers,
peace and prosperity will reign throughout
our land and lawlcs,ncss will be crushed to
earth.
The Emma, Tinic and Peotch mines, and
new mines mostly of silver, have been dis
covered all over our territory. No finer
for farming, gardening or fruit rails.
ing can be found in the west.
/ heard Prophet Joseph Smith say that
thousands of people would come and live in
,ur land without becoming members of our
hurCh | saw him when he gave himself
Up to GOV. Ford, of Illinois, and when he .
lad the pledge of that man that he would be .
projected to the truth of which the walls of
'arhage Jail can well attest. | would As "A
cneral thing, return my sincere thank, for
he kindness with which have been treated
Y those with whom have associated since
/ this state. ABEL BUTTERFIED
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Council Proceedings.
SPECIAL MEETING,

April 9Th, 1873.
Prcsent-Mayor Boyle and Aldermen Redmond
Phelps. Smith Dean Stormont, King, McGinni,
and Fields.
! ToJ +. ConrtncL Cay Chrk Of the CHy Of OHo1ra
You will please cali special meeting Of the
CITY Council Of this city, to be holden at the city
hall, in said city, on Monday evening, April It'll
1873 at O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of
lst Taking action with reference to dclin-
qucnt tax list
I'd Providing for payment Of judgment in
Swcclcy case.
Transacting any other business brought before
the Council. II. h. BOYLE, Mayor.
Ottawa, April D. 1873.
The city attorney presented the following or
dinancc which was, on motion of Smith, adopted.
Ayes Redmond Phelps, Smith, Dean, Stormont,
King. McGinnis and Fields.
Ordinance published in another column
On motion Of King, the Clerk was instructed
to draw four orders, payable to Hanna and John
Swcclcy-onc for $3.50, together with the legal
interest due on judgment, and three for one
thousand dollars each, with Interest at ten per
cent. per annum, payable in one, two and three
years from this date, the same to be in full Of
Judgment in favor of said Hannah and John
Sweclcy vs. the City.
Mr.. Smith, from finance committee, reported
that the Illinois river bridge company would al
low the inhabitants of the seventh ward to pass
free Of charge upon the payment to them Of $500
On motion of Smith, the report was referred
to the city attorney, with instructions TO report
1T next meeting.
On motion Of StOrmOnt, the law and ordinance
were instructed 10 take action In the
matter Of printing ordinances.
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hAksFH LIES, -hpiII lltii'
At The meeting of the Land and Water
Power Co., on Monday, April 18th, Bird Bick
ford was elected Presidents J. w Dow, secrc
tary; Phillips and Bickford, finance commit
tee; W. b. Phillips Chicago, H. b. jerks,
Chica-o,R Clark, Marseiles, j. W. Dow, Mar
settles, and B Bickford Ottawa, were elected
as directors
The East Marscillcs Union Promenade
Club gave dance at Clarks Hall on Wcdncs-
day evening, April 9th.
The Young Gents Club, of West Marseiles,
intend giving dance on Friday evening
next
Clark & Titus, grocery dealers, have dis
solved partnership. The business will here
after be carried on by John Clark.
The Rutland School Trustees held "A meet
ing at the residence of j. Shaver, North Pra-
ric, on Monday last
c. D. Cochran was elected Director at " !
meeting at the school house on the bluff on
sa 4day last
hIiug off at cost, an entire stock of dry
- clothing, hats and caps, boots and shoes,
&c,E. Henry 1owlc, Main street, Marseilles. |
S@yca has been held at the Episcopal
chuHh every day this week, FIDEs
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DIR. n, ONVN.

OF Chicago formerly of this pa.e) will visit Ottawa at
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday each month"; for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgcay or otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil Inverted lids closure
Of the duet strasshyoma and the removal
tumors and morbid growLs OF every description. Artificial
eyes and drums inserted without pain or previous
ton, Granular eycds, Gs moa e9ua isqlse IN the tcet
spdcdliy md permanently cu'ef.
From his long experience in treating diseases of the Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that he can cure nearly
every Chronic diseases also reaed Consultation free
December 10Th iS10-f
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CENTAUR IMMINENT.

There IS no pain which tho tcnusm Imminent will not re
lieyc no swelling 1t wno sublue and no ameness which
It Will not This IS strong language but It is true
Where the parts gone Its effects are marvellous 1t
has producedmor cures ofrGcumatsm neuralgia loo Jaw
palsy rans, swelngs, cakcd breasts scad5 burns salt.
rheus earche &C. upon the human frame and of strains
SPAWN gals &C. upon animals, In one year than have all
other pretended remedies since the world began Ii
terant, aheang pain rclleyer Crpplcs throw away
their crutchcs the lame walk poisonous bites are rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without scar It's
huubug The recipe published around each bottle l:
selling as no article before Sold and It sells it
does ust what pctends do. Those who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain orswcng deserve safer they will not
Centaur LDmrnt More than 1000 certificates of remark
able cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism
govt running tumors, &C. gratis to any one requesting IT,
one bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Eminent Is worth
hundred dollars for spawned swcened horses and
mules or for screwworm in sheep stockowners this nl.
meuis worth your attention No family should be without
Ccntalr L.nment. J, b. EosE Co., New York.
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To TSlEI SUFFERING.

The Rev. William II. Norton while residing In Brazil
Missionary, discovered In 'at land of medicines remedy
for CONSUMPTION, SCEoFCLA, SORE THROAT CoUGHs
COLDS, ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS This remedy
has cured myself after all other medicines had tailed
wishing TO benefit the suffering, will send the recipe
preparing and using this remedy all who desire 1t FREE
OF CHARGE.
Please send an envelope with your name and address on
it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
mar22-ly GiG Broadway, New York City.
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In South America, as mis-
Ionary, discovered safe ard simple remedy the Cure
OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay Disease of the Trina
nd Seminal Organs and the whole train of disorders
brought on by banetu and vicious habits Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by
sire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine IN sealed en-
yeopc to any one who nOcdslt Free ofCdUge.
iIi1eSS
JOSEPH T. INMAN
mar22-ly station y, Bible House, New York CITY
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For the Free Trader
IMPAIRING CONTRACTS.

We quote from the Chicago JOUrRGi OF
April ID, 1913:
"Ide Constitution of the United States for
bids the passage by Il State of any law impair.
ing the validity of contracts On that PEG
the monopOIistS hang their hopes of being
able toWith,land any law, organic or statutory
which conflicts with their chartt franchises
Right here we cannot forbcar to cite from
the celebrated Herbert Spencer of England
"Alrcaly, companies have carried the prac
tice beyond the making Of branches and OK
tension, Already, under the plea of bring
ing more traffic to their lines, they have con
structcd docks; bought lines of stcam.pack
cts; buiii vast hotels; dcepcned riverchan
ncls. Already, they have created small towns
for their Workmcn; erected churches and
schools, -alaricd ClCrgymcn and teachers
Are these warranted on the ground of advanC-
ing ,hc companies interests? Then thousands
of other undertakings are similarly warrant
ed. If view to the development of traffic,
justitips the making of branch to some neigh.
boring coal-mines; them should the coal.
mines DE inclficicntly worked, the same view
would Justify the purchase of thcm-would
justify the company in becoming coalmlners
and booksellers.
"li anticipated increase of goods and pas
Il
feeder into an agricultural district, then, il is
sufficient reason for organizing a system of
coach.' and wagons TO run in connection with
thi, feeder; for making the requisite horse
breeding Establishments; for hiring the need.
iul Irm,' FOR buying estates; for becoming
aCri'nIurlsi>. If II be allowable to purchase
steamers pi inc in conjunction with the rail
way mu, be allowable to purchase mer.
chant yals to trade in conjunction
with r.. must be allowable to set up a
var iIdng such vessels; it must
pa al 10 erect depots at foreign parts
for l of goods; ii must be allowable
70 omission agents for the collec
ito! goods; it must he allowable to
ext camille organization all over the
Wo } making lis own engines and
car Dmpany may readily progress to
ma ~ its own iron and growing its
ow -.
~ its employees secular and reilly
lou on, and providing houscs for
the 70 on to supply them with food,
clio zeal attendance, and all the needs
%. being simply corporation 70
ma X a railway between A and B.
ia 81. miner manufacturer, mcr-
eth .er, canaLproprictor, hotel keep.
cr hou,cbuildc-, farmer, retail
u" jeachcr-an organization of in
dc. and complication.
i"g!G ;a,, ai' fI,,. 1etwcch per
q. ret agreed nnan M MAN ioin.
D.. g., for specific purpose, must
%. nnit himself 20 that purpose
"H o - a.. P''ioN'' Whatever 'hcy
a.lD,,.,,o5 .,..
cie .hc people, W. see in imminent
-,
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
As rupurteG by RhLF BROS, wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS No. l6 La sale street.
OTTAWA, April IL, 1873.

OTTAWA, April H. 1873.
Roads unusually muddy, but few farmers com.
Ing in. Butter and eggs rather scarce: choice
butter bringing Pc and eggs lie. Chickens,
alive, s. and $22j per doz. No other important
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Interesting 10 those who are Afflicted ~ it'll
Chronic BiScanes.

For there cure for you although you may tried in
vain heretofore and failed to get reei but now you will
hif you come to DIR. j. WARD. You will not be dsap
pointed In finding that which you have sought after long
the blessing OF health restored
Dr.. j. WARD is permanently located IN Ottawa.
otlce up stairs Mira. Gregss Millinery store Main ST.
Ottawa, Ills. j. WARD. NJ. D.
ottawa June lst, lSI2.
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CASTORIA "a more than a substitute for Castor
OIL It'll the only sQa article in existence which certain
ssslmate the food, regulate the bowels wind cole
and produce natural sleep II contains neither minerals
morphine alcohol and pleasant take Children need
not cry, and mothers may rest. icol5-6mos
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From Marseilles.

Land and Water Power CO.-Club Dance
school Trustees Decentralization of school
Trustee dissolution of Partnership-Sellin
on nj Cost.
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AZ Al other times (as this . the only place he visits profes.
} 3lOualy) lie may be found at Chicago.
NJ WEST SIDE OFFICE-245 West Madison from 10 An to
II, p. NJ. sundays from II A. ". to j. 81.
y SOUTH SIDE OFFICE RRSIDENCE-NO 60 TWenty.thrd
ST., between Prairie and Calumet Avenues from to
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NEw lo8N, April 20. t>-l.
WH,ai-P-im, spring. sl50rsl55.
Ryc-gie.
klricy-"-c.
ult~-iGym5Oc
turn-ii e,aGhI.c.
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Exchanges ON New York, 4 premium, selling.
La Sale county bonds, par and interest
Foreign exchange is selling nj So per I.
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VALUABLE RoPERTX
FOR SALE CHEAP.

business rrec5iy Main occurred by Stro-
he GouduL House and lot Ia sale street. near frk
House. Aud % ucfss 81 Cosi Land st IS Ter scrc ,
HhN property = OWutd ~ eastern party, who las i-
en- orders ~ have Il salt mcIstry u low hgures can
soon on HARRIS 4 KELLOGG.
Anrif >
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye the 6S, in The uyif III only
True and Perfect Dye Harmless Reliable tsntaneous
disappointment; no ridiculous tins or unpleasant odor
Redies the III effects OF bad dyes and washes Produces
splendid Black natural Brown leaves the
hair cted Hg 6rtaVat The genuine signed W. A. Batch
elor. SOLD by al druggists. CHAS. BATCHELOR.
Nov. la'|-y Proprietor. y. \.
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spefial Aotires.
COUNTY SupEcRINTEN DENT
OF SCHOOLS.

OFFICE IN OTTA w A,
At the High schoo-thrd ward once days second and
fourth saturdays IN every month. janS,'I3
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DR.. j. B. WALKER,
Oculis t and Aur;5t
Who has ,,ractced in this city since 1859,
may be Consulted
Al THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAW

FIRST SATURDAY III Each Month,
As follows.
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Condensed News.

Wharton case postponed on account
OF absence Of witness.
DR.. Hare, Bishop to the Indians, was
oonsecrated in New York THURSDAY
night.
Ex County Treasurer of pougb.
kcepsie is under arrest for derraudine
the county out Of $l50,000.
Preliminary survey of Texas P.ci.
tic II. Il. is completed.
Nevada Republican caucus nomi.
mated Jones In place of Nyc for Scna,
tor.
Oglesby receives Republican nomi
nation in Illinois for Senator.
Scenes at Cbiselhurst ut death OF
Napoleon very pathetic. The corpse
WILL lie in state several days.
bonapartist deputies seek Prince
Napoleon.
Much sympathy is expressed
throughout France for Eugenie.
A. V. Dockery nominated as Con-
sui at Oporto.
Cotson-tax refunding scheme said
TO DC progressing favorably.
Bill introduced in tho Senate to
open all branches of the army to
colored men.
Appropriation for purchase and
distribution of seed by Agricultural
Burean increased to SIS, 900.
Eleven jurors secured in Tweed
case.
Extreme cold weather continues
throughout the Northwest.
Arrangements for funeral of the
deceased Emperor not yet decided.
The Empress Eugenie has received
kilograms from distinguished persons
IN all quarters expressing tho deepest
sympathy.
Six members Of the pinch5ack
Legislature have gono over to the
F'ushion body.
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a Sensible Move,

We observe in looking over the
proceedings Of the General Assembly
that a joint resolution has passed the
Senate, authorizing tho Governor and
Comptroller General to extend tho
time for payment of taxes. We ro
gard such action in evcry WY proper,
and measure of justice towards the
people. Heretofore three months
time has hcen allowed in which to
coll ct the takes, while for the present
fiscal year only fifteen days have been
granted. space of time wholly in
adequate for tho purpose. We trust
tho House will pass the joint rcsolu-
tion at once, in order that no penalties
may attach for nonpayment before tho
10Th, and that the Comptroller Gone
rnl will afford tho relief SO urgently
needed.
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The Georgia Senatorship.

All eyes are now turnod to the
election Of U. S. Senator by the
Georgia Legislature, to succeed
Joshua Hill, whose term expires in
March next. The eandidates for the
position appear to be quito numerous,
the most prominent boing Gen. Cor
dan, a. II. Stephens, Gen. Bennipg,
Is. II. Hill, Hcrsohel V. johnson, and
Judge Underwood, their respective
chances rated in the order in which
wo havo named thcm. One thing
seems to be certain, and that is that
Georgia will be we'll represented, it
matters not upon whom the choice
falls. OF course, VIC havn't voico in
tho matter, but we would bo delight.
cd to see Con. Gordon, tho distinguish.
ed soldier, receive tho high honor.
Mr.. Stephens is a brilliant statesman, ,
but he is relic of past age, and his
career Of active usefulness has about
spun out. Gen. Gordon is a truo OK.
ponent Of progressive Democracy, and
as such wo would hail his entreo into
the United States Senate.
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0roSs imposition.

Our readers will bring to mind
that we have published extracts
from Charleston, Abbeville, Anderson,
Fairfield and other papers, during tho
past year, recording gh.handcd out
rageo perpotrated upon dealers in to.
haoco, which, In most instances, waa
regarded as o blAcknailing scheme.
In Charleston, the outrage was mot
oy organized rosistancc on the part
Of the tobacco merchants, and, to tho
best of our recollection tho hireling
spies were defeated in their nefarious
schemes. Similar impositions have
occurred i'll this city within tho last
few days. Several impecunious par.
ties have called upon our tobacco
merchants, with the ostensible pur-
pose of purchasing, but in fact for
the purpose Of finding the slightest
flaw III their manner of selling tobao.
co, in order to report them as viola
tors of the internal revenue laws.
Msssrs. Il. j. T. II. NJ. Gibson, II.
Muller, D. II. Kelly, Cooper g. Tay.
ior, and other merchants, whose names
have not been furnished us, havo been
made the Innocent victims of thoso
searches after Governn. ent f cs and
rewards. The2~case of tho Nlessrs.
Gibson, who had preliminary hear
ing before Commissioner Booz. r, yos-
terday, will serve as an i.lu,tration of
how the spies ply their vocation. IL
seems that they we're reported as re-
failing tobacco from the outside of the
stamped box. When a merchant
sells piece of tobacco, he generally
place the remainder of the plug on
tie top or at the front of the box
from which the plug was originally
taken 1t being impossible fer him
to otherwise arrange it especially
in tic case of :ox newly opened.
It is for lin. these fragments from
the top or front Of t! G box that our
merchants have leou subjected to
great inconvenience, loss of time,
and, probably, loss of money. And
this ia what is termed by swift wit
nesses a violation Of the internal
revenue law. In the case that was
heard yesterday, (that of Messrs. Glib.
son. two Of the four witnesses sworc
they knew nothing about the matter,
and the other two knew little more.
Other cases will be brought before
Commissioner Booser to-day for cx.
animation. We caution our mer-
chants to be on the lookout for these
Government spies, who hesitate not
to consider tho character or innocence
of their viotim.-Phunir.
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Death Of Louis Napoleon.

Louis Napoleon, late Emperor of
France, died on tho 10th inst. at
Chiselhurst England, in the oixty fifth
yoar Of his ago, having passed through
ono of tho most ..evontful careers that
man can fall heir to. He first came
into public notoricty as President of
the French Republic in lS4s, and
afterwards in 1853, oy a coup d'etat
became Emperor, in which capacity
ho served tho French nation until
1870, when the Franco German war
ended in his dethronemcnt, and 70.
tirement from French soil. He was
imprisoned by Germany u short timo
in tho Castle Of With olmshoc, and
then liberated. He imme diatoly re.
paired to England, whore he lived in
privacy until his death. His name
and deods will be the theme of future
histor'ans, and will be ever associated
with the glory and renown of Franco.
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moneys in tho several Counties Of the

moneys in tho several Counties Of the
State.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at l2 NJ, Speaker
Lee In the Chair.
Rico iuti oduced bill to REPEAL
Sections l3, Chapter XVIII,
paragraph 3, of the general Statutes
Of South Carolina.
Lcvy-Bill to encourage tho ma
nufacture Of cotton and wooleh
fabvlcs in the State.
John WALLACE Bill to repeal an
Act to revise and simplify and
atridge the rules, practice, pleadings
and forms Of courts III this State, and
oil Acts parts Of Acts amendatory
thereto, and to estcLli h others in liz u
thereof.
Qrant--Bills to repeal an Act to
establish an Inferior Court in the
city Of Charleston, and for othor pur-
poses to divide tho State into Ave
congressional districts.
Levy by consent, withdrew from the
files of the House tho account of ax-
Acknowledgement Hayne.
Humbert introduced a resolution,
that the House meet at ii A. NJ
and adjourn at 4 2. NJ.
Sperry, from the Com mittee on
Engrosscdy Bills, reported as road for
passage bill to cede jurisdiction to
the United States certain lot OF
land in Darlington County, known a.
the National Cemetery.
Lilly introduced resolution tx
authorize the Attorney General to in
vestigate as to all pay monts made BY
Niles G. Parker, late Treasurer, ane
as to all moneys received by him.
Miuort introduced a concurrent
resolution to examine into all th,
outstanding debts and pay certificate
due by the late Treasurer, N. G
Parker, to audit the same, and t,
authorize the present State Treasure,
not to pay any Of said claims.
A bill to amend IN Act entitled
can Act for the protection and pre-
scrvation of useful animals" was dis
cusscd up to the hour of 3.P. NJ.
when the House adjourned until to
morrow, ut l2 NJ.