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New-York tribune., 1873-03-18

GopdrIuersllp Aotlce6.
DISSOLUTI0N.-Th firm of ODDlE a.
IL AUSTIN dissolved Al parties havirs egsi claims against tie
arm are The uneragnc imndae Tot
sair.t9eu; John ". ODDIB. IA Broadst
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under The frm name dILLEMANN PACklNBR Dissolved
BIZ mutual consent JOHN FACKNER retiring All Outstanng ae
eoBsts dae 70 and will be hqud By WILLIAM X MIL
LEMASS the Srr YORK AArch - lsi5
W A. MILLEhAHN
JOHS PACKINER. IT,
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Asylulls Children.

A company Of children, mostly boys from the
New York Juvenile Asylum, win arrive in Otta-,
wa, at the Clifton Hotel ON Saturday morning.
June 2lst. Their ages vary from seven to fifteen
years. They are mostly Of good parentage, and
promising and desirable children. Homes are
wanted for them with families, where they will
continue to receive good care and training.
They may be taken, at first upon trial, for about
ten days, and then if all parties are satisfied, they
will be indentured, until of age, girls until cigh
teen and boys until twcnty-onc.
small payment to aid in dcfraying the pas
sage expenses from New York, viii be required
when indentures are executed.
Applicants are requested to- meet the children
at the hotel on the morning Of their arrival.
For further information address,
+. WRIGHT, Bloomington, H.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, JUNE H. 1878.

PoLIcE.-Willam Green is a quiet resident OF
the 9th ward. Recently there was wedding at
his house, and in the night a company of the
baser sort" decided to disturb his rcposc by II
chariviri. The music was hideous, and Green
rose Indignantly and ordered the party away. In
return they greeted him with whoops, yclls and
abusive language, one or two even pcc!ing to
fight: Green lodged complaint against John
Wllies, Vim. Dayids and two "ladies," before
Police Magistrate Larkn for the outrage. There
was a short trial Of Willies, and he was find 80
and costs. Dayids thcrcupon Indignantly took a
change of venue, as also did the ladies' to Justice
Leayens; where, trial, Dayds Jared still worse,
being fined s. and costs. The ladies, however,
were acquitted.
This is one side Of the case. Davids and Viii
lies have now lodged complaint against Green
and family for abusive language on the other
side, and doubtless there will be some more fines.
On Sunday evening the police pulled" the
house of one Galino, French Indian Canadian
of very swarthy complexion, on the charge that
it was kept as maiSon de plaisir. The inmates
were two soicd doves calling themselves Mrs.
Howard and Mrs. Kstlcr. All the parties we're
fined $40 each and costs, which they paid and
then Indignantly shook the dust OF their feet
against the city and lit out"
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New Organs for So at Ford.


The system being put under the influence Of
Dr. Picrccs Golden Medical Discovery for IA few
weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear, soft, and
vclycty, and being Illuminated with the glow of
perfect health from within, true beauty stands
forth in all its glory Nothing ever presented to
the public rs Il bcautfcr Of the complexion ever
gave such satisfaction for this purpose as this
Discovery. The effects Of all medicines which
operate upon the system through the medium Of
good the remedy employed While one to three
bottles clear the skin Of pimplcs blotchcs, crup-
tons, yellow spots, comcdones or "grubs,' a
dozen may possibly be required to cure soma
eases where the system is rotten with sCrOfulOns
or vrulcnt blood poisonS. The cure Of all these
diseases, however, from the common pimplc TO
the worst scrofua l., with the use Of this most
potent agent, only matter Of time. Sold by all
druggists go
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Tea Party.

The ladies of the Episcopal Church invite their
friends and the great public to a tea party at
Turner Hall on Tuesday evening next, June 18th,
where they will serve them with snch refresh
mcnts rs strawberries and cream, ice cream,
choice cake, lemonade, tea, fruits and flowers,
and will also entertain them with a series OF de-
lightful tableaux, music, &c. The Episcopal Ia
dies are noted for their skill and success in get
ting up entertainments of this kind, and we have
no doubt the affair on Tuesday evening will de
tract nothing from their well earned reputation
Let there he a big turn out!
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We mean the stock at Hugh Gillens. II was
about the finest and largest ever brought TO this
city, and every line of spring and summer dress
goods is still complete. Most of these goods
were bought after heavy decline at the east
Now Hugh's shelves and counters must be
emptied within the next thirty days to make
room for a stock adapted to a later part of the
season, and if the goods on hand don't go at a
light profit, they will go at cost, or below cost If
necessary This is what Hugh authorizes Us to
say, and our contract with Hugh is that he must
never 90 back on our word. If we made mis-
take and said he was selling silks at 80 cents in
stead of -, Hugh is bound to back Us up ii it
busts him.
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A MEETING OF TEACHERS annual meet
inc of the Illinois State Association Of Principals
of Public Schools is to be held at Ottawa, July
Sth, 9th and 10th We are not advised As to the
number expected to be present, but it will prob
ably reach 800. These persons will doubt
less come here expecting to pay their own bills
and attend IL their own business; but being en-
gagged in a public work. the highest import
ance; being persons of much above the average
intelligence, we sumit whether it would not be a
proper thing for Ottawa to tender them, as other
cities have done, the hospitality of our homes
aad pay them other courteous attentions.
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THE FOURTH AT OTTAWA.
Grand Citizens Celebration !

Pursuant to the call in our last, meeting of
citizens WAS held at the Court House on Monday
evening and Il resolution was unanimously adopt
ed to have an old fashioned celebration of the
4th in this city, if the needed sum-say $500
could be raised to dcfray the expense. com
mittcc was appointed to solicit subscriptions,
and they inform us that the needed sum has al
ready been subscribed The matter is now in
the hands Of competent committee of arrange
mcnts who will prepare and publish their pro-
gramme in due season There will be games,
races and all sorts of amusements and fun proyi-
ded for, with fire works in the evening. f
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REIIGIoCs.-Seryice, at PRESBYTERIAN Church
at the usual hours tomorrow preaching by Rev.
j. +. Motrat, of Decatur.
There will bc no service al the Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening
There was no service at the ,ongrrgnt'"nai
Church last Sunday, on account ofthc uncNpc,t.
ed detention Of Rev. !. +. Sturtcyant the pust"r,
at Jacksonville by sickness. Mr. Sturtc'ant -
now at home and although not in the hest
health, expects t. lee able to have service next
Sunday usual
The chapter Of the Eastern Deanery oi The ID
ocesc Of Ilinoi, i, in session at NarsciilcN, haN'
ing met on Friday and closing with missionary
service tomorrow evening
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RUNAwAY.-Thcre was Il rather exciting runa.
way from in front Of Simon Bros music store on
Tuesday. One Of the vehicles employed by the
firm in delivering goods had just been loaded
with parlor organ, aud the driver, havin.
loosencd his horse to start was fixing somthing
about the bride, when the horse suddenly started
on wild run. Crossing the street the wagon
struck an awning post in front of Schcying's sa-
loon, demoshing it and letting down the avn
Ing. Next the wagon struck the sidewalk in
front OF the Opera House and was upset, where
by the front wheels and axle became detached
from the rest Of the vehicle, and with these the
horse made for the Wide, wide world" He ran
into the country northward, being followed in
allliastc by the driver. Some seven miles Out
the horse. was met very tired, thoroughly tanned
down, and leisurely walking homeward No
damage whatever was done to the organ, and all
other damages were repaired at a cost of some
four dollars.
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The Academy Of Music.

Owing to the large increase of the business
lately built up by the Academy of Music, the pro.
prletor mas found 1t necessary 10 procure the
services OF half dozen active and experienced
business men, who will hereafter look after the
interests of this popular and firmly established
institution.
The stock OF pianos, organs and sheet music ut
the Academy NJ Ottawa and the Strcator branch
Will be more than doubled during the coming
week.
The finest instruments manufactured in this
country will be kept exclusively at these stores,
and all the new and popular sheet music. The
course Of musical instruction at the Academy at
Ottawa and at Strcator is Of the most thorough
character and under the ablest and most success
full teachers
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Splendid Piano to rent at ForTs

A WORD FOR MAr-Therc Is not weather
prophet in the land-not even "Old Prohabili
ties" hjmsclf,--but malgned the late gentle May
for her uncommon frigdity. Now the truth Is,
the MAY lust gone was one Of the mldcst blan-
dcst for years 4 gentleman at Yorkvlle who
kept n record Of the temperature for a number of
Years past shows that the mean temperature Of
MAY 1873 was 59.3, against ~ in 1866, 30 in 1861,
y in 1868. 1871 and lS7s were II trifc higher
but certainly not enough to make q fuss about.
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jacob Mooney still live, and has the best stock
of summer clothing IN the city 'Mih m"StJe sold,
make or no make.
He has novelty in the shape OF stock of
genuine Isle thread hose that were brought
over in the Inflated Atlantic. They are Nligtly
discolorcd but otherwise good a ever, and are
sold at about half price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

Mr.. Lynch says in last weeks FREE TRADER:
VI do not belong to that class of American SOY.
ereigns who would stultify themselves by ap.
approaching their representative servants for re.
dress of grievances, through prayer Perhaps
not But does Nr. Lynch belong to that other
class of American sovcreigns who, like the com
munsts Of France, have 30 little respect for their
representative servants" that, for real or imagi
nary offences, they approach" them with menace
and denunciaton, or with the axe Of execution?
No remnant Of monarchy and aristocracy Is
more repugnant to our form of government
than the custom ofbuUying officials into desired
course of action against their convictions of
right. And yet this ID what Nessrs. Lynch, Os-
man ct al. attempted to do. A little less of that
old monarchieal spirit of coercion and more of
OF place in American sovereigns, would, in the
opinion of the Rc7sI6licon, have been more sens-
BILE, il not observation-disclosures Republican.
What, l would ask, was the cause which pro-
duccd communism in France? Evidently it was
the disregard by the ruling powers of the rights
and interests VI the people. The same cause i'm.
PEELED the American colonies to sever themselves
from the home government, the result being the
establishment Of the United States Republic
And it is the sanae cause which has brough,
about the present Peoples Rights movement in
the western states, which will surely culminat,
in removing from place and power land that, too
without humility or prayer all public servant,
who would, like a majority of our city council
disregard the rights and interests of the people
II the editors of the Rpubhcan are worshippcr,
of the deitics which compose the majority of th,
City Council and that they, the editors of the
Republican, are opposed to the removal OF the
hitching posts why do they not try me efficacy
of their own prayer in behalf of the people. Lev
the editore Of the Republican pray. 4. LYNCH
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION had a short meeting
ON Monday evening The petition of sundry pu-
nil, for one session day. Of hours for the hal
aucc Of the term, was laid on the table. The
finance committee reported the Board 80 in
debt and were instructed to ascertain ho" much
more was needed TO the end Of the term, and Dor
row the money. \ high school examination was
ordered at the end Of the present term. and the
use OF the High school building was voted to
th, Teachers Institute during vacation.
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4ttaua : free graasr;
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
hNo IS La Sale (rst door west OF Court Houst
By OSMAN e IIAPEMAN.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Two Dollars per AnDum, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
lw.2w. a MI ism. lily.
Twelve lines of Agate make one square.

TWVIvU uu6d OF ARHte LoHKt Ohs BQUHIf
Advertiser ents not under contract must b. plainly
I'd the length OF time desired they will be contn
ued and charged for until ordered out
Business and professional cards mot exceeding hyenes)
Inserted dollars per i've lines. one dol
Ar per line extra.
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly In
advance
~ Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertise
before expiration OF the contract will be charg
the full rates above Extra charge will also be made
Tor dissolution and other notices not connected with their
regular business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
II In no case will these terms be departed from,
II The date the slip which the Subscribers name
printed indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persona who have paid for the FREx TRADER should be
careful notice that the date the slip corresponds to
the date to which they have paid and at once notify the
publishers OF any discrepancy.
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iasts him.

The CITY MILL, Of which Todd Il Son are now
the lessccs will start up on Monday II has been
placed in thorough good order, and is the best
mill in the county. The new propretors will
have on hand an abundant stuck of wheat Of all
grades, and promise to make AS good flour as any
mill IN the country and at prices that Ottawa
housekcepers will rejoice over. Custom work
solicited, and will receive special attention.
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Lecture on Ancient Epynt.

Prof W. II. Hoisington, of Janesvlie Wis, will
deliver u free lecture ut the Congregational
Church on Sunday evening, June I'D, on ancient
Egypt, giving an account Of the recently deci-
phercd hieroglyphics and the monumental re-
mains which contain them. Prof. II. is ripe
scholar thoroughly conyersant with his subject
and an entertaining speaker.
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D. HEENAN Il Co. never had fuller stock of
spring and summer goods at thi. season, or in
better shape than at present In dress goods
every line is still full, and the season is rapidly
advancing they are anxious to sell, and are Civ
ing big bargains. In good goods at low figures,
YOU will do better nowhere in Ottawa than at ID
Hccnan IL Cos.
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Don't fail to call at the Boston Boot and Shoe
Store when in want of boots or shoes. One OF
the firm residing in the east is constantly in the
markets and has opportunities to secure bar
gains that Others DO not have who only go twice
Il year This is the reason this house sells at
such low figures. Remember the place, No. .
Court street
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SETTLE Up,-Messrs. Gridley & Perkins, on
looking over their accounts, find many unpaid
notes and bills and are very DESTROYS of squaring
up everything in business like manner Those
who owe anything to either of the members OF
the late firm are earnestly requested to call at
once and do 1.-THE fair thing" Mr.. Gridley will
be at the Gas Works, west of the sdecut and
Mr. Perkins at Cushmans Foundry and Machine
Shops, and settlement with either of these gen
tlcmcn will he binding"
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The New York Boot and Shoe House, in Metro
politan blork, i supplied with full assortment
of the finest and most costly article a we'll as
the cheaper class OF goods. and i offering in
ducemcnts to purchasers such a. NO other firm
in the county can present.
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Martin kcim desires us 10 >ay that he has ca.
pacious shed, and hitching places on hi, premi
ses at Turn Halle and respectfully Invites far.
mers visiting the city to come there and hitch
their teams IN quarters both safe and comfortable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

STRAWBERRY FEsTNAL.-The ladies Of the Con
grcgational Church invite their friends ~ straw
berry festival, on Thursday evening, June 10Th,
in the basement of the church.
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Simon Ryan had his hand crushed on
Monday while unloading railroad ties in this
city. Amputation was found necessary, the
operation being performed by Drs. Hard and
Stout. Yesterday, however, the man died.
He had been resident of Ottawa tor over
90 years, and leaves wife and 7 children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

The races advertised in the Republican to
take place on the 4th at Ottawa, have proba-
bly, fallen through, there being serious hitch
in the arrangements somewhere. Unless 9TH
erwise advised in our next, the races may be
considered as off.
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.rOBBING DEPARTMENT.

our facilities for dong all kinds of Job Work. In the
rous styles of the art surpassed In this section
and We respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in
this line TO give Us call BY udicous and liberal
of printer ink many mans iortuueh been made and
tse aeld Ia still open. Tryit.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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The Turner, Of thi> city have accepted the
invitation OF Nr Pcckham, OF [ tica, tounitc with
the Turvcnrcin, Of Peru and La Sale in holding
grand picnic in Pcckham, beautiful grove at
Utica. The date for tic fcstiyity has not yet
been fixed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

The MILLS, machine shops, factories, &c,
on the water power drawn from the Fox Ri
yer Feeder are all in operation again, and the
music of the machinery on the basin is
lively and animating. The repair otthe Day
ton dam is such that there is no danger of
running out of water again for good long
while
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

THOSE PIGEoNs.-The fifty pigeons which the
great Bogardus shot and gathered yesterday III
s minutes will be served, with strawberry short
cake, at O'Clock tomorrow, (Sunday) by Jim
Cross at the Ottawa House. People that affect
high living will make a note ont.
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loNIC MU.L.-Wc want it generally known
that this mill has plenty of water, and is making
as good quality of flour as any imported from
Lockport or any part of the world. Call and see
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Bic FIcHT,--Thcrc was a big fight on sunday
afternoon in the 4tl ward. Thomas kiaan was
entertaining a little company of friends, and the
bowl was circulating freely, when the general
hilarity was interrupted by dog fight Nowno
man can look on Il dog fight without taking
sides, and 50 it was here, only the spectators un-
fortunately took opposite sides. The result was
that the ,crmmagc became general. \ man
named JAS, Si>k was knocked scnsccss, with
some ugly scalp wounds, and Vim. Sisk was Bit
ten in the leg by one of the dog. Nobody ar
rested. Nobody Kilt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

INA New RoLE.--J. Il. Armstrong, formerly
"local' of this paper has accepted the position
Of general agent and book keeper for the Acadc-
my Of Music, inthis city. His universal acquant.
ancc with the people of this and adjoining coun-
ties, and general variety Of business qualica-
tons, will render him valuable aid to the corps
of active men now employed in this popular
musical establishment.
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We had the pleasure of meeting in our city on
Tuesday, CHARLES TODD, Esq, of the old house
of TODD Brothers. st. Louis, looking the picture
of GOOD health and clear conscience. Years ago
Mr. Todd was a resident Of this county for which
and many of its old settlers hc'has always re-
tanned kindly interest and remembrance, which
has always been fully reciprocatcd. Mr.. Todd
has for the last few years resided in Paris, to
which city, after brief visit to old friendly faces
and places, he will in n few weeks return.
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A farmer having pitched load Of huy into the

4 IaTIhVr NiVIlIS PItcHeU II IO1u UI MY lHtV 1He
front door OF the Ottawa House the other day,
the question arises, where does jim kross keep
his horses, or what does he feed his boardcrS on
or what do they sleep on, or why, generally
speaking, does he unload hay at the front door of
the hotel instead of at his barn: Jim is reticcnt
on the subject, but they do say his tea has de-
lightful flavor of new mown hay.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad.
Until Further notice trains pass Ottawa as fellows:
NIGHT s sSss HAST $50 Nigh, Es sSss wss. s
Accommodation. $50 Express freight. G4O NJ
No 2-Day TX daily 1910 No 1Day Ex daily 205 M
Through Freight -. $500 Way Freight 2OS N
''' Accommodation. 847 p n
Nos l and run each third Sunday dating from April
nth The above trains In Chicago for all points
east Passengers purchase through tickets at this
Office 60 the principal cities east and west.
FRED TAVEEER,
ottawa April nlst 1873 Agent c., X. I. q p. K. 4.
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! For SALE-A good reliable and valuable
family horse light top buggy and harness for
sale. Enquire of " f. Bowman. Photographer,
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The annual commencement exercise at st
Angcla's Academy, Morris, H., viii take place
Tuesday evening, June oath. Four voting ladie,
are TO rradutc.
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Farmer should remember that Porter d Ma.
sons Eagle Works i, THR place To- get a first
class cultyator at the lowest price. or to gct
mowers. rcarers and sickle, repaired
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

An inquiry into the case of James Shaw, q
Strcator miner before the County Court on Tues
day resulted in his being pronounced insane.
He is confined in the county Jail until he can be
removed to more suitable quarters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14

Dollar Warden Coats, for one dollar, suit
able for hot weather, need no washing at the
Square-Dealing Clothing House of VI. Stiefel
e. Go
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For S,IE.-A we'll and fasorably known Mare,
gentle and sound. one that a lady eau drive, and
a light top buggy and harness, nearly new. In
guire Of F. T. Dibblc. at the Instrument Factory.
or viii r. Lacey, at Scott, Houtz x Cos.
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Don't forget The Festival at Turner Hsl. on
Tuesday evening