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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

PORK PACKERS CoNyENTIOs-The mer-
chants and Western produce dealers in this
city have appointed the following gentle
men as delegates to the National Pork
Packers Convention, to meet in Louisville
on the nintkinstant. They leave to-mor-
row afternoon bv the New Orleans and No
bile railroad: w. C. Raymond, j. Schwa-
Victor Prados, w. H. Deeves, II. n. Pres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
The TeUuDerRfIre.

TIE thermometer a! Louis FGigerio's. No.
sc Chartres street. OF September stood as
follows: A: 4. NJ. -: at !. p. Nj. 3! /;
at 2. NJ. 81. Loves: poin: during the
nigh. OF September 3.!c'. RAIN September
4. oce incl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

sscu.: District Court for ;.I- PaEis. 0: :':eaas-
No. 3;,o;3.
DT %. TALETON, aJC.E0HEER.-SArCRs
. DAY, September Is, 1919, a: Twelve O'Clock 81,
wa. lie sc.,!, at III" Merchants ana AuctoneeTa
E4caauge. on Roysl street, az per order OF the
Hon. a. /. YIaSef. il.,ig. Of the Second District
GeG:f fer the parish 81 orleans dafe'. August 20,
/, s CERTAIN i.tr OF GsOUNe. situated: 50. s,..
Gcs. Dstrcl of this GIty. "a tne sqi.src i.oudseG
bv HscchWs, o. Esrenr%, Slie kratc and C$roHds-
I.s streets. having III American measure, 81 feet
franz on Bsronae street, bS q septl is French
measure % 1875 fest, together with . Srlse-story
frame house, Nc. 3a3, and orAes frame buildings
:. CERTAIN GOT sT GROUND, situated in Che
Fist District, IL The square bounced by Gallope,
Barouse, Clio and CarondeleH streets, measuring,
IL Ea@s! measure, 81 feet trOS Gailiope street,
By depth % % feet, between parailel lines; to-
gethe: wit. fle buildings ana Improvements
thereon, consisting OF one sfery tSaSte house. No.
). CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated ie 9he
u. DrvaGesJ, Julia, Girod and Saroale streets,
measuring American MEASURE, 81 feet inches !
lie SroAt on Dryades street, bc re tees 10 inches
li.1es III slepth, between parallel l!lsa together
s4tE al improvements thereon, consisting of a
story frame douae Mo- 223, aid othes buildings
= CERTAIN lor0 GRorSr. siqrstea in the
f.rst District, il J!e square bounded BY How ard,
Eratoo Thalia ard Liberty streets, forming the
conner Of Howard and EcaIo streets, AID Teeasur.
lLg American measure, tll@Sy-1wo feet front on
Howard street by depth and Sront OF hrato
street Of rs feet oetwee3 parael Lines, together
With al he bull d:.ss and improve mems thereon.
consisting OF o.e-stoEy frame house, b1ie III the
corner and Of tTyo-storv frame 5.o;ose 0B Erato
street. and other improvements
Terms and Co.d.tious-One-tAiri2 cas-? ana the
balance on credit Of one and two years Tor notes
secured by InOrgag and vendors privilege, bear.
Ing interest az the rate OF eight per cent per al.
LIN from date until paid five pei cent attorney $
fees II Of SUIT; the properties 20 De kept m
suced and policies transferred 70 the ho.c-f Or
holders Of the notes; the taxes foS she GuSrent
year to be assumed By, pure aasers,
Acts of sale before o. de A.5nas, aesa9y 8iooSoc'
at the expense of purchasers.
aii2a se5 y 10 2E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Fortune is now in pleasant humoro
Fortune is now il pleasant humoro
Fortune is now il pleasant humoro
And may be courted with bOunteous
success,
Ana may Se courted with bounteous
success
And may be cour,ed with bounteous
30 success,
By investing in the next single number
lottery,
BY Investing IN the next single number
lottery,
To be drawn on September i:@so .
10 be drawn on September l2o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

Il. King Cutler VS.. Simon FOntau-Seventh
Justice Court for sIe Parish OF 4,rleans, No. 273
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT of FIERl gACIas TC
ID me directed in the above entitled cause r
the Hon. 1. ". Falls. Seventh Justice of tho peab
in and for the parish OF Orleans have seized al
will proceed to sell at the door of said seveh
Justice courthouse, No. $50 Magazine street.
WEDNESDAY, September g. l3fi, al twelve e'elH g
NJ
ONE SPRING BUTCHERS CART,
Seized in the above entitledAuits
Terms OF sAie-Cash on they L.
aug se4 3 &. B. FzxLS, CozA1cs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

wi! soon be out of fashion and oysters will
be called tor. Grass drinks are not greatly
in demand, while milk drinkers occasionally
sling in few drops Of the ardent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05


Sees.1 cs::.c: Co.'S. 90: she pas.s.. .: Orleans
Nc. So $50.
Dr. q. DE FERRET & tO.-ioi;S Ct.
ID Nc2yose. observation-disclosures No. 80 Ro:al
Streets! .UHDAE. Septsn.e: u, .6.f. az twelve
O'Clock Ne. az IL. Merchants anu AUctioAeegs Ex.
caa:st. SsTsi street, between: ana! aaG Custom
house streets 'yil. De .ct ag. pub;!s aaeI:on. by
-I--1.s fragment rendered a..I med Ivy che
Hon. A. L. ..Issot, fudge y: ths Second District
Cc:. sor the parish OF orleans an Au-Ust 28. i87t'
:. Fnirrec:: SHARES .: !ae tsp.fal sock %: the
C.!sn Sa:.s al New Orea:is.
The interest OF sa.. Succession. befa: one flns
d:-6ed sla:. IN &. pso!n:ssor:- note drawn at New
orleans o.! June -. l312 81: Mrs.. Catherine Sol.
30. the Of iJ.J. payable OF the eleventh
u MAJ, 1875, tc the orde. OF the SAID drawer, at
:..c g.iipI National Bank o. SeTH orleans. and ins
dorset Is !er. fearing eight peg cent interest Hno
=. paid ANA secured by mortSase: per act passed
before James Fancy, notary - sAis CITY. on Juue
25 1872. The said note is fled i: suit No. 1913 OF
:ile FL. os.rie. Court for the paris Of orleans,
entitled Amelia CaEsnacs ct a.. Use Ms. Catherine
Roberts.
.e:-ns--Cash on she spo:. sezS;2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
REWARDS.

eCOOn REWARD.--AaE REWARD e1g s29s)
D~VOV vii be paid fo5 ouch i.issynst :'
person or naraons that fred the Napoleon Avenue
and Excelsior dstlleries on the u 5at OF the TWEEN
ty.t.i-d AID merging Of she twenty fourth Of Au.
sns. p. J. HENDERSON,
s.-lc lne i. A. BEHAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES,


DEPARTMENT or INPRovRMsNrs,s
New Orleans September 2. 1874.
GEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THB
- undersi gned VIII be received at this Office
III MONDAY September :. 1874 at II A. ~ for ftlrs
nIshing 500 feet t.nOre Or less} SQUARE TIM BER.
and 10000 feet tIIOre or ess) 3xi2 YELLOW PINE
PLANK for the extension OF the Cromwell steam
sAip wharf at the head of st Lonis street Payo
contract
BIOS TO be made according to specifications now
on ne IT the office OF the City surveyor
Each BIDDER must deposit with the Admin stratop
OF finance the sum of $50 in cash guarantee
that ne VIII abide by the ADJUDICATION Of the Cons
tcate thereof with his bid. 5fs
The city deserves the right to reject any or alS
bids.
Proposals TO be Endorsed For Timber and LumS
Der TO extend the Cromwell Steamship Wharf"
seS Il LANES LkWIN Ad;niniarrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

DY &. DE FERRET & CO.-jOHy e. Men.
- -0sr iuctio.!c.-c--'jt-ce No - R0va. street,
WEDNESDAY. September 2 !Grs. al .oc1 A. NJ. on
the prem. NJ. 23- U:sulines street. between
Where al FO streets will De sold by pub
&c auction, tv virtue OF orde: ty0n4 the Hon. As
T.. Ti5.O.. .:- .: :he Second Distr'c: Court for
tbs parish OF orleans. dated august o. Bit
i LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
E!GuRE, cc:!ss.ngci ,oking glasses, Side boar.s.
Walnut Sedsteads, Tables Ar.ncics. Bureaus.
Wasast...ds. Stove ald T:casils. Chairs. Carpets.
stc.
.e?nis--Cas' %. che SCOT a,i2s se5 2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
AUCTION SALES.
BY +. II. Il 3. J. MONTGOMERY,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS IRoS
SAF8S ETC.. AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES
by r. ~. L. h. J. llONTGOMERY-
- 3. n. Mol.Eonery. Auetioneer. Otter No. 9;
Camp s..eet.-"!.l sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAT AID SATURDAY, commencing 81 eleven
O'Clock, at their saCt.o1 room c0rne. Camp and
hatcher streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS
IRON SAFES COOKING STOVES, etc.
TerEs-Cash- mvI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
IMPROVED !so?aaTy ~ THE THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION or MATTHIAS HolTGaAvEs.

Second D!st:.c: Court so- the Psr.si. OF Osleans-
Nc. 3:,i5..
DY G. DE FERRET & CO.--lOHy g. MON.
ID rose. AUCtioIeeg-Oitce No. 80 ROvai street,
On SATURDAY. Sc p1en.orr ). 1874 at twelve O'clock
NJ, at :1e Merchants and AUct:oueers' Exchange,
goval street. between Canal aid CIfstombouse
streets wi! e sold at t.i.!c auction. by virtue OF
az. o,de: from tie Hon. a. L. TIssot. Judge OF the
Second District Cour. for t.e PARISH OF Orleans.
dated july 81, 1874: the following described prop.
e-ty t0- account Of said su.Ces-io.-
!. THE UNDIVIDED BALE Of CERTAIN POg.
TON Or LOT OF GROUND together win the T.t.
v.iei iiali OF the j...dlnys and Improvements
erected thereon. situated II the Third District Of
tA: Gig. il the square oe;.uded By France Lessefs.
6asd caTo and MOreaU streets. Said lot easurIIy
50 feet inches from France stree; by dept
between eg!a. AID parable. lines .! about Us feet!
more or Tess.
:. TN- q CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
to. district, il Tie square bounded by Pety
I.4'!ha.f Louis. and Morales streets designated
b the Letters at. g measuring eac: thirty one
Zee. from. a.. ?..r street. b. hundred and
eighteen fee: tiree inches fog Lines N depth be-
twee1. eqlai :..G para. e! !ia-s-or ! forming he
cn!.eI of Petty ant arg mart streets; :o9rtne WIZ!
the o..i.dIss a;.': IL. rovenleits e.ected these
1--WE lots, which consist OF cles-ory house, coz
ts.I.iI. :l.e. Rooms, sa.gs stae 20. cews, ove:.
ClS'e.Ls. et.
Tegras--C.s.i o. tie s9?t.
ACT. o. sale q. TX expects: D. purchasers, before
4. DUCaCe4, notary r;.3,!c. al.: . :! % se5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
Local Intelligence.

BEsss Ay:, CoEfEG CifsRws.e-These
anesA-s, e. sac ra;as OF abou! sl0oj. were
secea::y s!o.e. froIa she United States
government :la:ine dock at Anglers. out
tie sesr:ses 81 a Metropolitan detective
wa:c il. ,ianaai. Ons of 5he force was sent
T. :are-t:.a.. :ae case. and the result is
Taa: ! 1..a Da:l,nan was arrested b. soft
pe:sua..o:. &c was induced 80 snake q cori'
ae-s.o:4. wae;! rhs res. of the work was NO
swo:E: a: al. Tle meta! was found il
Ca7:s.:a.ls brair's sunk shop and recov'
cred. Sac was arrested as was also Emile
Na..a:s The woman says she purchased
She Il: ,teca! :or s6a-a good bargain )! she
c0::.i have ke:,I &c. One or TIVE other per-
s9as are implicated II che larceny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
By a. II. Ponso
scccEsssoS OF AMs.ss aaEBags

FIRST 0ssgE5Gg IMPROVED PR0sEgyyo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

FCRE!TCa.. FURNITURE. FVaSI!rR..
SUCCEsS:cS OF MARIE HESRf.gTE EgSasT.
iSE BLACHs.
secoaG cs.:ie: Cory. :or fha !'a::s. o: O:!eaGs-~
No. $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

arc PHERsON's HANDBOOK OF POL.
III irlcs for 1874 is now ready. and copies are for
sale at the Office Of the New Orleans Republican,
No. 81 Camp streets Price 81 So aUl3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

DY q. vALErON. AcCT'cSsEE THURS.
II 0A. Stpt-: Der ~ 1914. IL .we!"e o'..Jcl: 81.
w.. BE sold a. No. 2H ?evlas street. L. con!
= a.. o.Ge: :ron ;la Hon: A. Z. 1issot. Judge 0;
the Second District Court for the Parish or.eaIs.
da.el Angus: 81, 1874 No. 2:.;.5 OF :he docket OF
TIL. CONTENTS oE q CosgE:tcrsE. F!3
'-JE.:S. etc,
.e:ns-Ca.a Oh the spo:s SET: ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

A.So-a:.:.t i2Etis.-~The See yesterday
Contained - Gaee. letter. whic.s starts ous
s!Jv SAVING ;:ia: Alexander Newton had been
al!cwa,! T. escape Som prison. bat winds
ua hv stang tina: there is no truth il the
s:a:s IT,: letter writes finally expressed
ninse!: az satisfied shat Newton is still IN
gr..,a. ana tina. a regular affidavit was
;2.o,.p:.' made agGns: hin: :as KILN.
ysg.:rt.g.-aT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
AUCTION SALES.
By Eoey G. o'Connor.

BUSINESS Books At Auction.
~ TgslMaT.Egs OF :. c. DAVENPORT AND
OTHERS !.SEE.P.S.
.s::;c: Cs:: q tie ca.i States %. T.. District
e: LQt:i. 3u.-Eo. 3si.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

To" Mi-c:: WA:EE.-~kecen: easferiy
wins si-o~. sc much water into Lake
ponteharr.a!a .ha- thas body went on a
Else Fog little time last Thursday por.
t:a.s 8: the new shelf road, between the
Hallway Hcusa and the lake. were covered.
c.: Surveyor Bell visited that locality and
INSPECTED the canal banks, but believes that
there IS i!::!e danger Of an overflow The
wafer vii. cecede as soon as the winds JUL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
By g. De Fe-:e: & Co.

STOCKS. So.Es. ST0c.s.
SUCCESSION ,r Ic:r:SE gE-tI :Ar. :g;coT Of
A.cJL9!iE z. MORGAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
By o. Vaieton.

Cr!g3EHOt.sE AND FIXTURES.
Succession OF JOSEPH VERGE
seco:d Ds::!.: CeIr; for Ii. ?a:.si Of O:!sans-.
No. 3.,4i5.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
MARIE ROSE M4L3EENAC IS. JEAN GosSE!i
ShE2 Ev Ais.
FOE 4 PARTITION.

Sscus: District Court for tl- Paris. o: .s::sa..-
No. 3; 0:8.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

kgc2p::os q: ST. CHARLES EXCHANGE
liz. a:de: t!ac fa.- start might be had. nd
his opening siar DE sgnalized by an event
opened :ae doors ui his elegant barr0om
ias: evening 20 few invited guestS II
she GENRE B: the rotunda al elegant lunch
as spread. and at side table Mr.. Lacoume
az: lis popular manager, Mr.. Arbo, dis
pe:seG vine and other appetizers to the
thirsty. For an hour or so the guests ems
iovsa tiense and offered all sorts OF
good wishes TO: TIE success OF the establish"
men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
OFFICIAL
To the Qualified Electors OF the state Of
louisiana

Louisiana
STAIR OF LOUISIANA
Office Of ene Secretary of State, ;
New Orleans, July IA, 1917
In conformity to article l47, title nine of
the constitution OF 1863 publication is here
bv made to the voters OF the State Of Lou
isiana, of the proposed amendments to
the constitution of the State agreed 70 by
two-thirds Of the Mem0e OF the elected
to each house OF the regular session of the
General Assembly of the year 1874, ana re-
CURED to be published three months be
fore the next general election for Repre-
sentatives to the General Assembly IA At
least one newspaper in every parish ct the
State, in which newspaper shal he pubo
lishedo Said amendments appear fully Il
acts Nos. 4, % and 81 Of said session of tie
General Assembly which are herewith Off
cialy published tor the INFORM alton OF
voters, and will be suhmirred 10 The peopl6
at the general election Mondav. November
- 1874. in such manner and to-m that the
people NAV vote Tor o. against sueh amends
ments separateiys anu II majority ~ tie
voters shall. approve and ratitL7 a.! o. e:soay
oa said amendments the same shals BECAME
a part OF the constitution.
?. Go DESEOSDE.
Secse5ag: OF s.5s::ao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

See..1 c.s:..c: Cou:. 90: she Pa:.s:. Z: G:.saas
Ne q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08
From NarseilIes.

nARsEuLES, August 4
Las. week n c Wickwire moved his fam.
ily TO Goddard, IND, where several families
from mia neighborhood are now living. lie
sold his farm in Manlius for fifty dollars per
acre and paid df,y.fve for land with crops
there
ZorD, The ran carrier, keeps our streets
damp AMI coo, tAi5 lot weather.
The corn CORNER" left several Of our citi'
zens ahead Scott & Harrington sold boat
load at seventy-three cents.
In a letter dated Denver, Col, Aug. lSi,
Martin Wilson says. THE trip out was hot
dusty and weerying. Denver is inc town,
but Business is largely oyerdone.
The threshers report the oat crop as turn
ing o1t from twenty TO thirty-five bushels pei
acre
James Rollo, WHO ! the contractor ON the
Cole Creek stone bridge, has the three arches
done and is putting on the parapet walls
This is one Of the few bridges buili TO stay
Joshua Smith. OF Chicago and formerly o.
This place, made Us short visit last week
The rain Of Wednesday was welcomed as
only the Thirsty car veicomc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08
From Grand Ridge.
GRAND RIDGE, Aug.

GRAND RIDGE, Aug. Sd, 1874.
Thinking few lines from this place would
be acceptable send yon these.
Grand Ridge is growing railroad town
situated Oh the c. b. & Q. r. H., nine miles
south of Ottawa in the midst Of Il fine agri'
cultural district We have postoflice, two
stores, two elevators, school house and sever
al fine dwelling houses.
Our merchants are doing good business
here. Freeman How is relieving the thirsty
multitude with the "luscious" beverage from
his new soda fountain.
We have also fine young Doctor here
who is meeting with good success IN curing
the ills that flesh is heir 10. Long may
brother Lewis larry among US.
We have services here twice every Sabbath
by Rev. Mr.. Gum ofthc Presbyterian church
Ic !, nnc and talented speaker and may he
still abide with us to guide US in the paths
of virtue and truth. BrChEit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08
From Leland.

LELAND, Aug. 4th, 1874.
Horse buyers from Sandwich arc tying to
pick up carload OF horses at this place, but
as they want 70 get them Tor nothing they
can't find many.
Montgomery got his finger smashed by "A
door last week, and says if there is anything
that will make man think of death and
eternity it is q smashed finger
We suggest the committee on Congress ion
al Convention pu, little more "mcad" in
their notice 50 as 10 enable us to know when
10 hold the county convention. Quite dis.
clsson took place in the VI. T. SUNDAY
Schoo! last sunday on the propriety OF vsit-
ing on the Sabbath. Elder Foreman and
Deacon t'c!mley concluded it was very wick
cd TO 90 anywhere except to the house Of God
10 worship; while brother Dale thought Wis
ting 'inc way OF passing ones time and
that one could rs well enjoy himself by being
social and pous at the same time While he
believed sunday to bc i day Of rest anyone
could enjoy himself anG do himself more
good by . good friendly time than in any
other manner.
Weno,.cel a genera distribution of papers
in the Sunday school called Temperance
League paper they said came from Oua
wa. We glanced at H. and made up our
mind s.ch IL paper could only haye cmanated
from nc ReppJiirt Office, and by dint of
grea. perseverance fouad, in the most insig,
nifcant corner, our thoughts verified.
Being tod that the prayer OF the righteous
man ayaileth much, we tried it on rain, but
they heard Of il ovcI At Somonauk and sent
us word If we wished the drouth To continue
all summer we had better proceed; if not
they wished for the sake of the "Grangers"
we would dcsist, and yet some OF our folks
seem inclined "a 'laE Somanauk intended
10 % az insult
MELVIN has sai cat his egg business to
Geo. T. Watson aal gone cas-; for two
month, visit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-08
Seneca Items.


Having recently visited the thriving city
OF Seneca, we took few items in that lively
business place and transcribe from our note
book rs follows:
Main stree; IS being nicely gravelled from
the depot To the canal and the intention, we
understand, is 10 put the street southwark to
the Illinois river bridge in the same excellent
order. No town in La Sale county has made
more permanent improvelaen, this season
than Seneca, all of wh:ch - due TO the active
and efficient town trustees and the president
Dan. Shade, not by any means leaving out
the marshal and street commissioner, Mr.
Maher. Jerry Crotty's new brick building
the only one in the town, we believe--ls near
" completed, and so well does ii please the
owner that he has made, or is making, ar
rangements 10 put up similar one on the
south side of the canal. Our respected friend
Is waking up 10 the knowledge that brick
buildings are u great improvement upon
wooden ones. Mr. Betterman, the well known
hotcl keeper, is meditaiing upon building a
new hotel, adjoining Mr.. Crotty's brick, and
we think ne viii make it of the same matcri.
a. Lawrence Epple and Valentine Maurer,
indicted for se!ling liquor to minors, having
submitted their cases to His Honor Judge
Leland and having been acquitted, because
the proof was wholly wanting, feel happy.
The "localn OF this paper will hereafter learn
to cali Branch No , of the Emerald Bencfi-
cial Association of Illinois" Of Seneca, by its
proper tItlc Il is respectable organization
and does works Of charity that are most com
mendable Amasa Watson, who built Mr..
Crotty's new brick building, has greatly i'm
proved his residence and now has one of the
most pleasant homes in the town. r. A. Nc
Farland, the only billiard saloonist in Sene.
ca, is doing a good business and keeps every
thing in an orderly manner. His cigars and
liquors are good. He says "try EN-" Ed
Battle still continues to run very excellent
restaurant, and has customers too numerous
to mention. Frank T. iIoyt, formerly Of Otta-
wa, is doing well with his watches and clocks
at Transeau q Andcrson's drug store. His
time is now the time Of the city, and his
name is as familiar rs household words.
They say there instead of what time is it I?
"Hoyt time is it?" Alex Naughey's store is
full Of new goods Of ali sorts, appropriate to
the season, and his prices are always in pro
portion 70 what the goods are fairly worth
and he keeps goods only Of the better class
Richardson s. Bro, run good drug store,
good soda, good cigars and run us out be.
cause we said that one of the firm was too
long for this world aud the other too short to
be preserved. We went to Charlie Mclaise's,
inhaled the fragrance Of first class cigar
which another man was smoking-and then
departed IN peace, Rev. Father Shcedy, of
Minooka, succeed, the late Rev. Father
Divine IN charge Of the church at Seneca.
BEFMuS.