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City Hotel, MurfreeSbOrO.

HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST
Ii OF j. A. Crockett in the above Hotel, we beg
to announce to our friends and the public maj
the mouse has been completely renovated and
ntted up for the reception of guests. We pro-
pose 10 Keep the house in good style, well sup
AND convenience of visitors, and ask for con-
tlnuance OF patronage and support so literally
bestowed upon our predecessors.
IeDl6 eod3m# BUTLER & MoHENRY.
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aaipil aud 9metieaH


! WILLIAM b. HOLDEN, who about year
and half since was impeached and de.
posed from the North Carolina Governor
ship. has been appointed postmaster at
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MR. JEUP,s SPEECH.

We publish this morning the speech of
Hon. j. B. Jeup delivered in the House of
Representatives favoring fixed salary for
Attorneys-General rather than the present
mode of compensation by fees.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Great Southern
AND
SOUTH & NORTH ALABAMA
RAILROADS..

* EsTE3
~ H 4 j: 8: 5I7E5EEEllll
zzA-&ZSAZ1ELsI II ~ - w w
COMMENCING JAN. 10, 1873, TRAINS
~ VIII leave Nashville, from L. s. N. +. &. De-
pot, North College street, as follows:
4:9ll a. NJ, daily, except Sunday, for Decatur,
V'@O stopping at an stations.
SsfS P. NJ, Daily, for New Orleans. Mobile
O'AV ana montgomery via Decatur. Sleeping
Cars attached run through from Nashyflfe 70
New orleans and Mobile via Montgomery, with
out change. This train does not stop at Stations
between Nashville and Columbia, except frank
3.tO P. NJ, Columbia Accommodation, daily
O'AV except Sunday. Stops at all Station.
between Nashville and Columbia
J'OU VILE. -O- ''''-
5.llfl A NJ, daily, for Louisville, has Sleep
OsVV ing Car attached, running through from
New Orleans via Mobile and Montgomery 10
NASHVILLE and Louisville without change.
n.n0 ?. M. daily except Sunday, for Lou
500 a. NJ. train arrives at NJ & @. Junction
zone mile north Of Decatur, 1900 P. N. and makes
huntsville and points East
OLD ?. NJ train arrives at Decatur at 1905 P
n, CONNECTING with 1910 P. N. train on NJ. q O,
n. r. Tor huntsville and points East.
Trains going West on NJ 4 o. n II. leave "a
catur at l2:48 A. NJ. and Has A. NJ
5:0O A. n. and 200 P. II. trains for Louisville
WIN IEdlI5 Win through Sleeping
and Day Cars attached, for ST. Louis. Chica0o,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and inter-
mediate points in the East, North and West
Al trans named above viii arrive at and de-
part from L. & n. Depot, on North College street,
put Will stop at junction Of N. & O. and ". & D.
Railroads and at N. & @. Railroad DEPOT to take
on andlet of passengers.
Tlekets will be sold and baggage checked
at n. q Q. Depot, Church street. for an trainson
l: q N aDd Great Southern Railroad, sscepf
NO. 2, which leaves College Street Depot at 500
A. NJ.
- Passengers from Gallatin and points South.
arriving at Nashville at A N, have until 3:55 p
N IN which to attend 10 business before return
ing.
Trains arrive at Nashville as follows: From
New Orleans, Mobile and MONTGOMERY via M
eatur, 6:o5 N; from Decatur, LBS P N; from Co
Inmbia, $3.50 A N; from Louisville and the East-
North and and West, at 4:35 A N and 5:I5 PMR
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, and
further information, apply at General Ticket
once, under Maxwell House, and at L. q NJ
Depot, North College street. Also at N. q O.
Railroad Depot, Church street. and at N. q o.
and n. g ID. Junction, South Nashville
OCT W. H. KING, G. P. q T. A
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81

I, John Porterfield. Cashier Of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank of Nashville, Tenn, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
JNO. PORTERFIELD, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
r. H. GARDNER,
SAMUEL WATKINS, : Directors.
THcs. PLATTER,
State of Tennessee, County of Davidson:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of March, 1873.
w. II. WILKINSON, N. P.
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
AND
St. LOUIS RAILWAY.

THRAINS RUN TO AND FROM CHTyROH
L Street Depot as follows:
LEAVE. Chattanooga Trains, ARRIVE.
$50 AM Except Sunday. leo P.E.
ooV F'A' DAILY. 130 Ak.
Memphis and st. Louis Trains,
80 ARRTYns
~ SVg AZ DAILY. 40 Ak.
l4o n. Sundays Excepted. S:45 ~
ASK hours 70 Memphis - hours to ST. Louia
Through to Memphis without change.
Shortest route 70 New Orleans. Through
Sleeping Cars from Mckenzie. Time % \ hous.
SheIbyVtIIe Accommodation.
LEAVES. ARprvu.
$3.50 Pm. Except Sunday o-50 ~
as miles shorter to Memphis than via Decatur
More than 100 miles shorter to St Louis thap
Sls Louisville, and many hours quicker.
y SLEEPING CARS accompany the 500 P
4. ltTain to Chattanooga, and las P. NJ train to
Memphis. A H. Robinson, Ticket Agent Mar
well House, 7. N. Cunningham Church Stress
Depot. j. W. THOMAS, Geny supr.
JANIS If
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st. Louis Short lime.
81. LOUIS And SOUTHEASTERN RL'Y
CONSOLIDATION

80 to 200 Miles the Shortest, and sew
eCaA Hours the Qufcke est Route
20 So. Louis, and all Points
WEST and NORTH.
Time tOSt. Louis only I5K HOurz.
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT. %. 1870.
st Louis Through Express HesVes at 500 A.
NJ, and arrives at st. Louis $50 P. Il.
Hopkinsville and Memphis Express leave aA
1:4O p. M; arrives at HOpkinsVfIle $50 P. n; ar
riYes at Memphis 245 A. N.
Through Tickets on sale to all points West
and North. Baggage checked and all informa-
ton given at Transfer Office, Maxwell House.
and at College Street Depot.
Asa for Tickets via est. Louis Short Lfne.1
E. z. WINSLOW, GCn1 Manager
I. W. GARRETT, Master Transportation.
W. b: DAVEEPO RT, General Ticket Agent.
gep1l If
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DIR. MARTINS COWBOY VIRUS

rus, obtained by the method of TRUE Animal
Vaccination, instituted by Prot. Depaul, of
Paris, in April, 1866, from the famous case of
spontaneous cOw-pox at Beaugency, in France,
and inaugurated in America in September, 1870,
by DR.. Henry A. Martin, with virus and auto
graph instructions from the hand of Prof. De-
paul. Our establishment ia by far the largest
and most perfect in the world. Large Ivory
'lanceP points, packages of 10, $500; primary
crusts lscabs) most carefully selected, S. 90. Ali
virus is fully warranted efficient. 1t will be
packed to go with perfect safety by mail. Full
directions for use accompany each package. Re
mittance mast accompany order. Safe delivery
of Virus insured.
DIR. HENRY A. MARTIN &SON,
Boston Highlands, Mass.
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AVOID OUACKS.

A victim of early indiscretion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, ETC., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered
simple means of self-cure, which he will send
free to his fellow-sufferers. Address j. r.
REEVES. rs Nassau st New York.
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Notice to Shippers.

Until FURTHER Notice, FREIGHTS
l will be received for points South as hereto
fore, except Mobile and New Orleans.
1t W. G. DAVIS, Gen1 Agent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~~OO~o.oOOOOcoOOOO
Notice to the Public.

TN THE CASE OF W. A. s. F. r. BROWN
| VS.. j. q l.. Whorley, Just disposed of in the
Circuit Court and dismissed at plaintiffs costs,
/ wish to state to the public that it was done
without my knowledge or consent.
n JOHN WHORLEY.
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to 5000

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS.
Quarters, $3.50.
~Our lotteries are chartered by; the State,
are always drawn at the time named, and all
drawings are under the supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
~The official drawing win be published in
the st. Louis papers, and copy Of drawing
sent to purchasers Of tickets.
SWe will draw q similar scheme the last day
Of every month during the year 1873.
- Remit at our risk by Postofice Money Or
ders, Registered Letter, Draft or Express. Send
for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER q Co.,
Postofice Box 2,446. ST. LOUIS, NO.
Aar1eod&H1y tue, thurs6sat
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On Tuesday. April sth. 1878.

At this Concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts OF the country
will add pleasure to the entertainment, and Ten
Thousand Cash Gifts, aggregating a vast
total OF Half q Million Dollars currency,
will be distributed by lot to the ticket-holders,
as follows:
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g. POWERS IL SON.
CLIO r e IE r 8,
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 40 South Market Street,

WHERE THEY WILL BE GLAD TO SEE
w their old patrons, friends, and the public
generally. They propose to sell out their entire
stock at less than cost. Call and satisfy your
selves mh7tf
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GIFT CONCERTS.
500, 900 for only $40.

FINDER AUTHORITY of special legislative
u act of March 16, 1871, the Trustees now an
nounce the Third Grand Gift Concert
for the benefit of the Public Library of
Kentucky, to come off in Library Hall at
Louisville, XIV.
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AGRICULTURE.
FURNITURE HOUSES.
,NNNNNN ONNNNoN NNNOCNOO NN@NN0y
BRADFORD NICHOL.

% n. College street,
HAS NOW ON HAND THE LARGEST,
III best and most varied assortment of Par.
Tor, Chamber and Dining Room Fur.
niture ever in the South; and proposes to give
peculiar inducements for the next 80 days. Call
and examine before concluding purchase else-
where--always pleasure to show our goods,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-29

ringing sound like that Of Il crate OF carthcn.
ware let down from heaven, Part of the
house of the Rev. Mr. Moore WAS swept away,
leaving a sick wife exposed to the storm. 1t
was with great difficulty that Mr., Moore sue
ceeded in shielding her from the hailStoncs,
and even then at the risk of his own life.
Chickens and birds are now unknown TO the
people OF that section, having been dcvasta-
ted ard carried away by the fury of the storm,
Hogs and geese were killed in large numbers,
and in some instances cattle The pine trees
were stripped of every twig, and large holes
made in some of them. The grass has the APP
pearancc of having felt the mowers scythc,
being cut of close to the ground. In fact,
the worl, Of destruction was carried on with
no slack hand, and the people will ever bear
in mind the terrible Sunday of the year 1873.
-Rniu (HOD Wcrdld.
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Nj Isaac pr.r.... .. shannon county
called ui This ufEr, r. Tuesday cd this week
and related Co Us the particulars of "a terrible
hail Storm. which passed or,: % portion OF
his county ou sunday. oct ,, ana "hitA ~
never been made known 10 the public. The
storm. Unprecedented. t ,ac annals OF history
uru-r in the northwest portion of shannon
AMI travelled eastward When near Pine liol-
low 10 seemed ;o cs,l-. Is entire force, and
swept down Zoo nIwn>. one solid mass ui zee
Vim ElN1ud state. 'h., seTrr.. Jumps oi Ice
wCr. o. br seen 90. !-rsr as nail keg, ana
none COT 'N" 'nii-'n.e. "rr" smaller than an
egg. They iruzc lu-.'..-r in their dnwnwaF.
coc--c, ana when s'rit ig.- 'hr ground emitted
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loNHIl''l E'l Wy Va g,
Inn He said, "prolect me- I said |
would, and took him TO the Calaboose. by
. the way Murphy breathcd thought he WAS
, diving, When | came back, they told me he
was dead. 1t did not take long to get back
, MS the Calaboose was but a little over2 blocks
away. returned and told Oughton that
: Murphy was dead lie said he didn't know
why he killed him; wished he was dead III
Murphy's place. and said he was sorry. |
think asked him, II thought you and Muir,
ply were always good friends ough'on
REPLIED, Eyes we were | said, 1T Is bad
lob" He said it was, or something to thal
effect He never said what was the cause OF
the shooting. CIIcrc Il revolver was shown
witncss.) He could not identity 1t; gave II
Ito the coroner when at the inquest; II this l.
not it, it is like it.
Cross eraH,tHed.-Thc time Of shooting was
between g. o'clock and 7, NJ, pretty dark
Two shots were fired, almost together-qulcN'
| Witness pointed OughtOn's residence on GU.
Imap of La Sale and said that Oughton' way
| home from down town would De auh-
! First street, where he was Ihat evening
/ Oughton's wife was with him, II was aitei
the first shot when she screamed ION save
my man, Oughton did not say that he shot
| Murphy in selEdefcnce and was sorry for IT.
| was excited at the time, rs any man "oHIi
be under the circumstances; don't kno" All
ina, was sad dohl pTe'J"" ~: was "n ""'S
rs marshal; 1t WAS SUNDAY h,EhI "l'rI pa!
day, ana always expect" 'ro"oie or joTs
about pay day-ufuhAeHItSS, &C Wv NV '
ten you lllat "huclph'ct 'hlS' oI 10" iicac
that hiSnh re never 'o'" i'ic NC ""H iU''o" ,
ca ana slio' murphy III scII,uv'c.'C' W. i''o
T"uT" II"p u 1t u'"' I,-H'' J., was ''I''I
Z" u.IN' MN I u, l'I a"'S. W. o"'.,"
.out the Ihght HuarGN. h'1Pc" 70 plihg 'lG
prisoner up 70 Ottawa on 'hI 1,At uay h"u
.Wo "a,c,,Iiiph WI" H ~, """ .",iI.s W. W
lhrec hlght Euafds. lh'l "t,G ''ine" "I',
mUSkctS ana Guess some :, VI 1Ic 10y : n'"
reviewers 100 Inc crown 'L'e" loch' "' ~
"heh ''NIIs '"I L'S"nI' w. Wv "CPo', "i!u q
man ran throuTh 'lic my "'''' '"',,l
ms HaI'1c was i"'a '..,i i'i l'''
mere weeks aSI On I2'uIu"5 anu tA''5' 'i',
,hfSG Witnesses, Jerry h'hntuy' Joht poHI'
una NiNe tL'"0I ~ lI,t so'l'iiS room ", .'
'ehtrnl ho'ci' ihIS NarI gan was "!so l''e2
EN-; th'He men were brought ,"cIc /" met
PIIch' HtSn MN d. ult u'Ios
,o'" t'c Pt"inu " Ply" "as ''II.n5 "P Inn
LcoI'a' - c pi"n u,u nov ny - any ,r
you III TOOL you can COM ~ ''I :i ""
such a statement as that" never , Iaia SOL
IL "ouiG pe ne DRY" n'aG. o'l,' tr,,,,
hho" .. no attempt I" H'I5P "i' ':.,,, ,n,,ar
seeing ule attorneys "lu 'lto'l' 49, '
from " bTith-h"Nc NOT goo "".' N.Ip
papers nIIcH ".o'1' WI'.is -, -, el,,',
people, witnesses 10 Keep ,utl. nou'mS Slu'
l"u lNr' pun u'G C,, "sN nv " VI tt,s ~
10 your oilce Oh im"lS''! q, .na, ;u,
can't mere ana lIe. -, ''o
III oruer oi A1uI' 70 nav "l''i.'Soo 'o'ilo "
SVut oihO'' pun" . "a. - 80
ca lheli 81" MAY at ''c oI'usV' ~" anu
mayo uisPh''N IL :" HHV'' ~ Npu4u ,HN.
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THAT FIGHT.

mine. You said you would explain
if he would keep still Bull said
Il know you" You said, III you OBuN d,
not behave yourself like Il gentleman, vii
put you out" Bull said, THE is = job o
yours know you, O'Bricn" You put Bun
out, and think, got the worst Of it. Nhc!
| came out O'Bricn had Bull against the wall
and gave him a couple Of good punches
lN.augntcr) pulled O'Bricn off, when Bul
called O'Brcn "a dirty Irish $ of II b."
and then kicked him in the belly Their
o l5ricn got away from me and drew hi, re-
yolycr, and Ball went down stairs pretty live
Ily Iaughter)
Here came few locrimnatons, and hi,
| Honor wa, soothing the rcd-hot spoilt chill
|drcn Of the bar. when a tame pigcOn-doyro OF
ipeace-camc fluttering against a windowntm
! by, and before the very eyes of the wrlthlul
Idisciplcs of Blackstone But, alas, we icaI
! they saw not this halbngcr of bro,hcrly love
and mutual kindness,
| The Iour, at length succeeded in getting
/ he personal matter siIcnccd, and the trial
went on.
CROSS. Ee#aai-By Mr Bull said to
| O'Bgivn, " rms will not do; YOU know what
| the order Of Court is" WitneSS-You said,
This won't do. You looked hot and mat.
! You accused witnesses Of having been tam
pcrcd with O'Brjcn said If you did NOT be-
! have yourself he would put YOU out; then he
| threatened to slap your chops. Didn't -oc
| Won strike him After you GOT uut you
struck at each other; can't say which struck
| first After YOU got out YOU struck AT him,
and he struck you two or three times, and put
! YOU against the wall and gave YOU puuth
i&c. You know that Is rue Mr.. Bull
Bull. angrily- Every word otthat is false"
II,rr objections came from ATTORNEYS the
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iuIAS. IL Bit Ts III, Attorney and ConnAlor
wa, Illinois n,nrni;,Ha iva
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j, IL. RICE. GEORGE W. slIPP. gxw.,pprnav
- T., s,'I'iIp ~ wAI,ItTInnExn,
II Attorneys at Law. Office IN Glover 20 Cooi. No.
o'tl 'lhHll'h S'luE elOIt' 'ttdNh, Ills.
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BIRD BiCkFoRD Ts.BoWEE. Mt vni,spy
IlICKFORD, BOWEN ~ MOLONET ,ttor
~ neys and Councillors at Law, No Court street win
promptly and diligently attend to all business entrusted 10
.Icu catt aprlg3
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nlCkEN, BOYLE n RICIIOLSON. Attorneys
Ottawa, HIS. ~ nI"rs'!1 ''''
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Y it. tiENS, Attorney at Law, Solicitor In
Delano's Block. r,o.tE ~ 10 ~
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Bull did not ask him about that
matter
O'BRiEN.-Is it possible that you make
charges and then shrink from the facts?
BULL.--Wc amt shrinking.
(C0HtiHued on pdge A.
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~ NJ. -. .JACkS SON Attorney at Law. and No
~ tary Public, Streator. Illinois apri rs
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ES. W. W. ItI-A X l., Attorney at L,ty
"a, ColNcUng ana Convcyancing PROMPTLY attended, to-
once west Of Court House, ottawa Ills. scptl8 SLY
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M. j. j 30 lie, Physician and Surgeon, OF
~ awa, III. Office ON Columbus street two doors north
Of the Post OtlCe. mArl2
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-. !, J9SES 4, l.. ". BREWER.
ION 49, ~ tISJIW Err. Attorneys and COun.
sclors AZ Law, ottawa, His. Office Rooms Nos n 3.
second floor, Metropolitan Block octls -
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ErnsGasiQasl Cards.
a r Y o q " e Y =

| ~ ~ - p'I)oN y ELL. Attorney and Coun .
~ seor AT Law Collections made and nrnmntly remit.
bridge Ottawa, Illinois. noylj a
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TYR. q. HARD. Physician ana surgeon, over 10.
~ il9 Main street, Metropolitan Block Ottawa, uinols
June eth. 1871.
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push ELL ~ IsULI.. Attorneys AT Law.
- once III the Leland Bushnell block over Burke &
leenans store west of Court House Ottawa. H. dec3 10
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- T.. IL NCoLN, Attorney at Law uncein
~ NatnGe Block, corner OF La Sale AID Main streets
with Mayo x Widmer Ottawa MS inni Is11
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- NJ. Nic.\Ii'EItTTi. NJ. ID. Physician ~
II. Surgeon, Ottawa Ill. Office in post Office block.
June % 1860.
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mr.. II. T.. DY EN-.
Office Over Exchange Bank,

Reseuce Columbus Street opposite the Congregations
Church, Ottawa, Illinois. nOvlS.7l
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Also keep COO sd all styles Of Blaass'-. shee's, wfTs
an, BRUSHES. iu ans thing utEt In oar
~ ~ .lr own cellar. m,s..- -7calEy
.-r uf no. ugri our or,s. .- Tor So 20
I IT,. .i,,, r.. SIS go -
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q. {, ELDRIDGE. ~ rvwts
LI.Dii DIG L. ~ LEWIS, ATTORNEYS and
Il CounsCors Ht law. Glover Il Cook Block Ottawa
E'ItANI> J. CIsAw FORD. Attorney and
4 COunselOrat Law. Office 1928 Wabash Ave, Chicago
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L. y. GI<It'GS. Druggist. bookseller and sta
IL. toner, H. Second NAttingCIs block,
south side oil Court House Square.
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nOC'roR lsIt T.; E,>sE;. Eclectic Physician
~ Surgeon and Obsterician. Office and Residence ~
La Sale street second floor Chronic Diseases Obset
rCa Practice spcCaltics individuals and families treated
by the year. Nisht calls answered promptly. rang ne
doOr beH. apIi2i3
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stou-..naaru IS. cutter and D.. { ~
n.urt..
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y Nv ICtA ~ 5 .

II NJ. kASS'rNI. NJ. ID. Successor to DR..
1. {. d FAirhanks) Physician and surgeon, Ottawa,
III Once over city Drug Store All calls lett the office
VIII receive prompt attention either day or night augyS
X. NJ. ZEN ID CIR, Homeopathic Physician,
- Ottawa, ILL., Oilers his services TO the friends Of the
Homeopathic system In Ottawa in al branches of his pro-
cSson Particular attention given to the treatment Of
and children. Office In Glover Cooks Block iebl6y
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,,Srei6eit, Ole iG ,neime''.

Die 8~erfOlsuns Der Gelisions= 2ebrer in
Oeuti6lano our6 ben ymooernen Staat"
bat nun allen Grnites besonnen uno Sum
oerte BON 6ebern i'm Sienite ooer in Sub
lung nit Der &esieruns iino eifris be-
uliibt, lie Su perldumoen poer au bel6im=
pien, glei1pie le in Der eriten fransDIiden
&euolution, oa man in Yaris cine 6etdre
als @ottin Der Yernunft bur6 Die StraBen
ilbrte, perldumbet bei9impft unb aus III
rem 0aterlanoe perbannt wurben. uno
ipie jeoer Son, Der oriiben aneeltimmt
miro, in Der Oeuti6en Yrelle b~iesleits oes
Oceans lpieoerbalt, 10 feblt es aud in bie=
lem Sale nidt an 3eitunsen, Die in ben
Son ibrer SorbilOer bon oriiben periallen.
@em Der 3ufaa @%elesenbeit ssgeben, an
elmer Oeuti6en 3eituns beidaftist 81 lein,
Der slaubt Elm prOfeiliOneller Sreiseiit lein
gu mliien, ieinen Mitmeniden i6ulbis su
iein, Die SABINE Der I%uffldrung bod au
bolten" uno als apoitel bes So9ma's BON
Der Mamadt Der Waterie Dor Der Mitwelt
Su eri6einen. 9tur in SeSu9 auf oas q l.
tie Seitament lit er pOrli9tis, Die 2ebren
WOlis bari er ni6t ldltern, BON Den Gere-
monien Der &inber Siraels bari er ni6t
serins ipreben! Iber Die Gelieion, wel=
DE Die @runolase u%nlerer Civilization lit,
1T ibm Elm @esenitano ocs @elpottes unb
oes @reuels.-@anS auf bemlelben Stano=
pnntte itcbt Elm GROCER Sbeil DER YreIe
orliben; oenleIben Inihauun9en buloisen
leloer ole G%e9ierunsen.
Seim Iusbru6 Oes oeuti6= fran36lil6en
SrieSes erl6allte Der Huf Der 6iriten an
ale lbre llntertbanen. llno lie fol9ten,
obne llnterl6iso oes Stanoes uno oes
Glanbens. Sas proteItantil1a Yranoen=
burg uno oas t0tbOlii6s Miniterlanb, Der
prOtetontll9e NOroOiten uno Der tatboli=
I6e SiiOweiten SeutlGlanos-Iie janbten
ireuoig ibre S0bne iiber bic paterldnoi=
Iden @renjen binaus. Sn fsronfreids
Gr0e MODERN Die @ebeine 6eutiher Grieoer
Obne llnterl6ieo Oes @laubens, uno in Der
Stunoe Der @eiabr bat &einer ben Nnbern
9eIrn9t, oh ouI Dem &ir6tburme Ieines bei=
matb!iGeu ODrfes elm Wetterbabn lid
brebt, 90 Elm &reuS gen Simmel raae.
llno ais Der &rieg ~ GnOe mar, oa lab
elmer i~rcieren, ldDneren 3cit ent9e9en.
Nber pie na6 Den iO9enannten Yeirei-
un9striegen i'm S%lpeiteu Sabr5ebnt %unIeres
5abrbunOerts, 10 blieb aud Oisies Wial Die
&eoction ni6t aus. Die 2e9ierunsen
lacten 3luietra6t inter ole SOlfer, oamit
ni9t einis ii6 9eitulteten, I'M Den
gobn llir Ole 9ebra6ten Opfer Su iOrbern.
Samals mar es Mietterni6 al Der Spite
Orr h:i!'ocn @Niar3 t:y &c GiscyIg1t :so