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, 1874-06-18

and rrosparoua fall trado aro car
ialnly favorable. Reporta OF tho incoming
lar4cas throRh0ut most fecitons Of Tho " cat arc
clnorinH, ana the prevalent feeling snong ts Iobbng
Trade 4 one Of cheerful conc,icc Tho following ii
from !he Now yark Nuttttin Of Juua II:
cro Ina leon no change III agonts qnotatl ons for
sotson t ,,; S;9%o.s % nt saudsF co-oporaon akc4 arc
unknown In tito market for tnnny mouths aill even
tue noas skerieal begin to realize Tho faot Tint bottom
prleca ll9vo boon rc.clc aud Ia quito Tx, y that
shortly 10 ostnbl1ele. Meantime, lovaver. tho city
1obters arc using the noa strenuous e1ert,o,1 to re-
o'y buying aucl racsage los as arc nerosl1ry for
tho rcllowal of asAortnnts but their Western COM
notitors arc apparently more liberal In their pur-
, 1874-06-18
CHICAGO LUMBER MAIlKET,

.. WEDNESDAY EVENING, June IT.
It was reported to-day that two three Hollnrs OF
lumber had withdrawn from the Lumbsrn,cn's Board
Of TrMlt, and will hereafter select their Inspectors
and eaa,Fers; also, that other parties lad employed
o. pt o :ps to a. w %
1nelnbers Of the BoAra, anu demand rigid inaIHcon,
thsn for anything cse fco all the parties who
scented III the srn9 to the now arrangement for
nriug lumber have always oppressed satisfaction with
tbs WY IN Which matters were conducted, and rna-
jy DO aoaps .hSs eeEs peT
Tho market VIVA qulot and oasy for some descrip-
and thu remainder Of yesterdays fleet left ovcr con.
siscd largely Of oars and strips for which there wsB
reported lower tor tbs first limo to-day, though it is
,noltoo that sulra were lalo at rctlAct!un Of 25a
boS @ fow dsya ago Ths offerings oa lises stun we're
grades. cargu Of aelocts soitt Ut 80 on and $ u0
md comnon Norway Inch at s9.ou. Lath brought
s and ass as Mr 70 ea1 bea. m p
90; Joists All, scaulling, $3.5uQ}D00 lath, $,75
1.6u shingles, s3.76@a9.b5.
Balcs iNcluda tic following:
Cargo Hchr Grace Greenwood from Oconto n3Um 60
lcps,!rH second and third wide, ana first mud
oua strips at foo: aeeots. including second
htfs mud boards at " 500 10 m ath a. sl.75, III
Cargo prop Hilton from A1anistee, b40 ahtngca at
S2a5. Sold by "; i. pretynmn,
Tlero was no change to nots. Trade m 1ocal 1nd
interior account continues moderate. bnt nrlcea ara
stenlly for a!i grades ~ nt present quoted.
FirS. clear ,S500o a 49,
6econd eloar, inch 10 inch. ......... 47.00 @s10Oo
Third clear, inch. 3a.00 {G40.00
Third clear, thck. 1900 B45.00
Clear flooring, lat and I'd together,
rough. ...,......................3 $500 @4o.oo
Olenr Ading 1s and I'd togother... 21.60 Gs11OO
First conI.lIon a!linE...... ........ 1900 @2900
baronl common xiliug. g.,............l II 90 9l0.00
Flp0ring, fFat common, dressed. $500 G5aG,00
Flooring, second common, dressed... $500 Qs98,00
Flooring, THIRD common, dressed. ..... 1890 @s0.10
A wagun-box boartls, aeectod, II
incheH and upward. ............. $500 @40.o0
wug0n.box boartla. ............,...2 2a.0o Gg30.00
atock boards. ,......,....s...... $500 aJB.G0
stock Ioasda.. da....,................ 1900 Gs28.0O
stock bnarlH. 14.00 QalG,O1
Common boafds outside for t!Ey..... 1l,0D 1@laUQ
JoIat. AcuntlluG, fo1,cing, tin,hur, 10 font
atd uilter, 1,ltsl6 prlcu for dry. 11.00 @t2,00
loist Afl tcantllnY. III 10 II teot. 13,0D 4714.01
!'icketd square. 1900 Gs16.00
lackets tAt.. ...-:,..,.....,....... 1900 q ~.
Oet!ar rods, arlst.: 14.Do q 49,.
Cctar poats, ronhd 6t9S 1nctles 17.00 G935,UQ
l"lh. ."............'"".... 9.e5 q .u.
NO. aAwcd el4lt>Res. LEO 10 9,61
or star. ,t...:....-............... 3.25 IL .6D
6Ahg'cs on track tA,'..."...".... a.81]5ds 800
, 1874-06-18
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juno II.
Tho following woro tho receipts aud Bhlpmonta
Of tho loading articles OF produce in Clicngo
during tho paet twcnty-four hours, aud for tho
corresponding lnte one Year ago:
, 1874-06-18

THO Now York Dfy-(t0OlH Market.
NEW YoRk, June l7.-Thera waH VII improved move
sut of cotton goods from first han1s 10 California
and diatant Western jobbern, bnt sales large
gruiu-bags III bettsr request Prices Of cotton goods
unchanged: printa quist. Woolcns 1noye slowly HO0
ptoccs black silks were sold at auction, and brought
Iujr nrcea. ~
, 1874-06-18

DosToN, jNnn 17.-No chapHs to nuce In wool
market rIcea rin, and continue 10 bs we'll sustained.
Ohio, rdnnsylyaua, and Vtsgtna, 4a@a0c ltaligau,
4uGe4a; Ollo md Pennsylvania eeces, ,b0a3c: for
65ha57o for choice luH Of old Michigan, b0D5!; super
ilns aud pulled, 42a55c conbnH MD duiu a3eces 81
G020 for washed Kentucky l,elts, &8c.
, 1874-06-18

The PittsbmrR OH Market.
p1TTsnuRa, June 17.-Crn4s quiet hriA at l.D51
1.lo refined stsaly aud Asn for spot; 13o for July
aud August.
, 1874-06-18

EuhIS0 HhdueA AW94lo
hHt!iu and coarsb Hhwashcd. .3O@9Go
c!Mn unWasnea s'.n:s...... 2ut8
Understandable and bnrfy woo, 63l0o lEss.32o
, 1874-06-18

TNlal: ...:............ .6.09s t7,abS -.
CATTLE-Tere is continued dulfnnxH In tho mar
kot for low md medium cattle. md prizes aotttod
dawn another peg t..tlAy. re1cling rolnt 15@5oo
buow thc rricca ruling Mt tho close OF last week. Even
disposed OFF. tho dcnansl for tcns ncAIawags being
mainly rcstrictcd to supplying local hntccrs wnnta.
thin rough nativcn ara scaree]Y aalAslc at bottcr iN
nrss Goad to clulr9 grasleH continue In slca.'ily
little probability Of ihcro being m ovcraupply for
aor,s limo 10 coma Of int cattic, anil tho chntos
III larnr Of continuance Of tho present high ratea.
prizes au lsas been paid Rtly previous tay OF tho
preHe hraHon, raeA bulng roporMl all lilo wny from
t1:eulao.75, though most Of tho salos 1t 5000
t.lS,
, 1874-06-18

CHICAGO.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, juno n,
The recclpla Of live stock during tho week lavo beon
, 1874-06-18

II0GS-1n connection with the hog market nothing
trnnkp prcd worthy Of special comment. Tho supply
anout the yesterday both In extent aud
III quality, aud prices were Headv and uniform. New
York and Boston buyers wera tho hrariest opernors,
hut very considerable purchases wera AlBo lade for
other Eastern, points, aud local account. Although
III addition to Tho fresh receipts hore wcrs a010
Ill found buyers, aid the market closed as 1t
ope,srd. Ready aud stn sAeA at $s.o9b.13 for poor
70 common Snarse uneven; nnd n ml1eu loS ~ s4o9
principally Ut $5.3oS1Gl. Tho following are noted:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14
Treasure Trone.


The following is an extract Of letter
from Jefferson county to the Baltimore
Gazette:
DUFFIELD, Jefferson Co., w. Val
October I, 1874.
Your correspondent was shown the
tree few days ago from under which
was dug the sum of $4,000. Thetree is
an oak, and stands on the west side of
the road leading from Chnrlestown to
Shepherdstown, and about ten miles
from the latter place. The story as it
goes here, and which is believed to be
true one, is as follows: During the war
an officer of the Federal army, who had
charge of large sum of money, a
quartermaster or paymaster, buried the
$4,000 beneath the tree, doing so either
from fear Of its falling into the hands of
the Confederates, or it may have been to
secure it to himself. If the latter, he
succeeded, if we credit what follows
which is told by parties who saw the evil
dences Of the facts and heard the story
from the party when he returned to take
away the buried treasure.
The party whose name is not given,
or, if he gave one, was an assumed name,
was tried year or two after the war
for the embeZzlement Of Government
moncy-the same money he had buried
under the oak in Jefferson county-was
convicted of the charge, and sentenced
to serve term in the Albany pcniten-
tiary. This he did, and the law was sat-
istied, for he declined to give any clue to
the whereabouts of the money. His sem
tcnce expired few months ago, and, as
was to be expected, he lost no time in
hurrying to the spot, where a fortune
was to be had for the digging. 1t seems
his knowledge of the locality had
somewhat failed, for he was seen in the
neighborhood for several days, but one
fine morning he had gone, and with him
the money. The ground under the tree
presented the appearance Of newly
plowcd field, having been dug up during
the night by the cX-convict for tho space
of rod or more. The pick and shovel
he had borrowed in the neighborhOod he
returned.
Strange as this story may appear, there
is no doubt but that money Of some kind
WAS buried there, and dug up. The
amount j. believed To- have been he sum
stated.
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affecting Register.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.
Que squares inch space,

Que squares inch space.
One time .........s IS One months @ 90
Two times.......... ! % Three months. II 90
One week........... 2 50 One year......... - 10
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-Im no
local notice wiH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses,mus be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance Of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with IL will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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HENRY SCHMuLBACH.
- u,Sxr. A.C. sCIIMULRACH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14
LON C o N
ON CONSUMPTION.
Its Early ManiIestatiO mpt0ms
by which Every One May
Know Ii.

If YOU have n persistent cough, AT first
dry and hackin MISUNDERSTANDING
with "a frOtIIS cNpCCiOratiOn, wandering
uainS i'm the chest, loss OF flesh, &c, in all
probability yOu are tending 10 tonSump-
lion, II YOU have had harniOptiSis, or
DIOOd-S pitting, even ~ lCnSpO0nful, inns
probability is increased To- an almost dbs0-
mi" c"JfIinfU.
If your breathing is harsh and hurried,
and deep inspirations provoke" Il snort
dry, hacking cough, with Il cracking
sound in the chest, or IL your voice has be-
come permanently weak AMI hOarS", there
can he but little doubt that ~" 0trcGdD
hare Consumption.
YOU are free from dyScntcrN, have not
lived in tropical climate, ana have obStl-
nate diarrhna, even though YOU have no
cough, yoU are HkciH cDuSumpfire. If the
diaIrhua is followed by the chest Symp-
toms, the existence OF tuDcrrular Diseases
may be- regarded aS HLcd tHCf.
II you are not addicted To encrvating
habits, solitary vices or Il disSOlute life, ana
are steadily losing weight, yDn ar" surrey
fcndiHU Ia Consumption.
II the above symptoms have been de-
vclOpcd in your case, your only ShictN II
an Immediate examination ~ nDuT lungs, anu
the prompt adoption of measures 10 pre-
vent tn" further progress of " disease mar
has nUcJH lis mHiOJiS ~ UntimcIH grdrcs.
Fees Tor consultation, examination, adj
vice and treatment within the reach OF All
Medicines for all diseases by mail ana
EXPRESS to all parts Oi the country.
OFFICE AND Residence No. lSH Eoh told
jthl street. opposite the Cathedral. Sep2l
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The following is an extract of letter
from Jefferson county to the Baltimore
GGzeffs:
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mand that the man who had been the
cause of so many statements should die!
The coalition of the Greek chiefs was
the result ofthis demand, ane Homer
cells us how the great vengeance 70
heaven fell upon Paris and invol we'd
his whole army of supporters in his
ruin.
The original papers from which |
have taken these facts are now on their
way to Berlin, and in few
weeks will doubtless be published in
full. G. W. S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14
Etna Iron and Nail Company,
REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation; when Is
Inc In merit alone. We can assure our old
natr"ns that il is kept fully up 10 its high
Standard: and II is the only reliable and
narf,.ctad preparation OF restoring GRAY
M E,nEpH AIR TO its youthful color, max
ing il sofI, lustrous, and silken: The
scalp, by it's use becomes white and clean;
II removes all eruptions and dandruff,a ana
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out. as IL stimulates and noun
ishes the hair-glands. BY Its nse the hhlr
,,rnws thicker and stronger. In badness,
II restores the capillary glands 10 their
normal vigor. and will create new
arnwrh. except in extreme old age. IL Is
ID. ,nost economical HAIR DREsssING ever
used. as il requires fewer spplieations.snd
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear,
snr,,. A. a. Hayes. NJ. d.. State Assayer oil
Massachusetts, says: THE constituents
arepure, and carefully selected for s excel sei,
lent quality and sons set prrpo sn "a
,S,,d bv all Druggists and Dealers IN hed'-
,sitlsS.
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SUGARS.
NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main ST.

Have now I'm store and for sale:
100 Halt Bills Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
:DO No. 3 Muckcrcl.
1W No. Mac<rrrl.
400 Packages Mackerel,2 and in quarter
barrels and kits.
- Tierccs choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bills choice y. d. MOlasScs.
~ Hhds choice y. y. Sugar.
80 Bbls Syrups.
900 Bbls Standards a. B, Extra {. iranI-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C sugars.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime to choice II. +.
Teas.
50 Caddies prime to Choice G. p. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalbroOkS j. X.
Milliner's, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best In he conn, :
try. Our stock is fun and complete, ana
will be offered to the trade at TIA" lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 70
call and examine our stock before purch-
marble NELL 4 ELLINGHAM
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
roR THE WHISPERS.

.sour r.newer I'm many cases requires
To-, long a time, and too much care, To re-
store gray or h,ded Whiskers, we have PR
,sarsd mis- dive, in one preparation; which
will quickly and eriectualiy sccompIish
a,c..s q color which will neither rub nor
wash on. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
HALL& CO., NASHUA, N. d
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INDIANA FLOUR.

y "f' EINED
~ :" hhI> bushes Best"
sr, ~ u" Belle Of the West"
,Sarran,Ia.iI'i Is are from Indiana wheat, and
.>I' rryI1'," eit"r than any Flour made In
hopsT tt N. & ]. Pollocs,s White Wheat
d mill price.
r. j. SMYTH,
Market and 18th streets.
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~ the Latest Novelties and styles intro
duccd NJ home Or abroad, has been selected
with special rcfcrrnc" 20 This market, and
merits the attention Of all contemplating
reiurn!shing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12

We call the readers attention to the cHter-
siye iewelry house of o. Trask. 1t is complete
" alled with fine wares suited TO every grade OF
wealth 1t is there we find the richest and heav-
lest solid silver ware, &c; we see richly designed
tea and water sets, and goods Of like nature. II
we want II watch we can find a fine gold or an
ordinary silver; or if it is clock all that is nee
essary is to step in and make cur selections, for
one cannot fail to find something to please. In
The jcwelry line, you can readily select cha'h'
pin or ring from the large assortment, which
will meet your wants perfectly. If you want
10 make a present to a frlend-a present that
will be lasting remembrance Of your love ana
esteem-take a look at the rev gold-hcadco
canes. And to crown all, when you are there 90
not fail to ask the prices Of the articles. You
will find them far below what reason would dic-
tate to you. Everything is sold cheap Remem-
Der we speak of o. Trask's establishment, on La
Sale street
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ACARD TO THE pI BLIC.
A Short pos,ponement Of the Fifth Git
Concert.

Concert.
AZ manager of the GIN concerts given in aid Of the PLOC
Library of Kentucky NY position creates an lneOLt AM
trust In behalf of Ia. Pubic Library and the uckehoitTs
OF the fifth g concert. The Public Library or kentucky
and the tcEpthOders jointly interested IN me amour
of the drawing The larger the fund TO be dist euteu IN
fs the greater will be the gi warded TO each lucky
and the tile amount realEeu Nv Tue
Library To have full drawing i nanitStIy 10 the IN
teest of those interested, that, rather than nave ac
tional drawing on the Goth inst. deem IL due 10 te
trust confed 10 me by the csetlreders and the Public
Library OF Kentucky. that short posponement ne Hade
TO enable m. 10 dispose the usON tickets ani nave
full drawIng Though the very large amount now in BANK
would enable Us 20 tndsOme gifts yet we sOud
feel In this last concert should We be com
PEELED to make ira ,tOnal drawing, however iaFee
We have received very large number OF letters IRON
all parts of rho country from those most argey ereste
urging nOstponenen II all the tickets be not tod DIV Tue
h that we feel strengthened in sense Of duty 10 the
ticket holders and the Public Library 10 make me post
ponement Under the circumstances, We hsFe determined
in the interest all parties, 10 postpone me concert ann
drawing to saturday February 18th, 800 a. when tle t
drawing will positively take place; anu rs guarantee on
good faith toward tckcthOucrS. We p!tc-e ourselves 70
refund 10 any ickc'ho his money, upon presentation
of his ticket. shoGd tie drawing tai To- come on a. lhey
now fixed The pasI. iae assured. VIII bs sGiI !eIl
guarantee TO all interested that they VIII he amy ana h9
esy dealt with. The money paid Tor tcNets - sacred
preserved against all contingencies until alter ne pay
OF the gifts utter which te expenses are 20 "
TIlDS F. 'BRANLETTE.
Wv. ~. IS.t Agent and Manage.
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nem advertisements.
CONDEMNATION MONEY.

The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company deposit
ed with the La Sale County Treasurer May TO- A. D. le5
thirteen hundred and thirteen dollars sl5 as condenna
ton money the owner OF the lands and town
lots In this county through which said railroad runs
part of said money still remains In the hands OF said Treas
rer subject 10 the call of the owner or owners OF the ol
and IN
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Die0.

In South ottawa December jth, 1874, OF ceHgpsuon
the brain. Mrs. NAlitlssA f' vic oil James Minis age
81 years.
On Thursday, Dec. 10 FIRED LIVINGSTON, only son .
f. L. and Mary J. IICrrlch aSsdt years months and
lays.
Funeral will take pace from their gesdcace 10 tas' Ota
wa on Sunday Inferno OF. az oClock.
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#arrtfO.

Ga the 2Sth ult., by Arthur Lockwood ESQ MI. CHAS
\. NELSON, OF the town OF Mission, 70 Miss ISABEL
LARSON, OF the town Of Rutland.
On Che 30 ult by the same, at the Park House, GAIT
CHAP ts KILL nHG. Of the city OF Peru, 70 Miss NEL
LIE 6QRMAN, OF Nor rs, Glundy county,lN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12

Recorder Dendard closed the second year Of
his official term on Saturday. Five thousand four
hundred and forty.four instruments were re.
corded during the year, beng eight hundred and
seven more than were recorded the preceding
year. OF that number four thousand eight hun.
bred and nincty.two were real estate instru.
ruaufS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12

The Metropolitan club room over Lynch "
Beatty's has been undergoing thorough renov-
alton and is now as bright and inviting as any
body's home. Young men who spend their les-
ure hours there in any of the pleasant pas,
times will avoid the worse associations which
often lead 10 ruin. We are pleased to see the pride
taken in their club room and hope it may
L.nlr flourish.
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, DMINISTRATo SALE or
REAL ES'TATIS.

Hv virtue OF orer aud decree the County pIFt 81
Ia sale county Illinois, ale tir- petition OF TIE ll-
rnef susan ICES Administrative The es'a" o. John
Eses deceased tor lssse - sell the real estate VI >au
.-eAsef, a. the September term d. l-i Of s;l % ~,
~ cit ts seventh DAY II October go. shal. on ne
,Earh day January mkt. hetNeen Tire hour 81 igu
o'clock 70 TIE forenoon s Tour O'Clock to Wit, a. clA
In afternoon 81 sai day sell AZ public sale, ~ tie .oath
door Of Ire County Jsur- House r. the city q btANa IN
ID county the rtfi este described follows 20 NJ
Ire north sect gu4lre % TIE sostheas' quarter OF ton
Tlrty5Ls IN al slap ~ I'ytyo north. OF rancei9nr es
al ne -l pr.cipli I.-isn. 60 L. sale county, limos
IN me following terms, - Nt; Oueha cash 10 hand sna
ne bslance in on vasr Hh interest the rate ~ TX ~
cent er sn1uu TIE sale - be maize subject 10 tue dove
iofe-st OF Sussn A. Res widow aid John p !ees-
T rrrhS ser 70 give approved security. and mortgage OF
sp.sa r-srsv SUSAN A. RES.
AdEiristrAfriN Of The Isaac Of
John r iecs. cerexset.
na,.d tss issh e > Of Dscsuher a. p. issi-iw
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Stop at the sherman House when in Chicago
It's guests always 20 away pleased, for they are
always well treated, and well provided with every
COMFORT while under its roof.
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On last Sunday sight the town OF MarscilIcs
was pretty thoroughly gone through by burg.
lars. The articles stolen were principally wear
ing apparel pictures, boots, shoes, &c.
Yesterday morning, one of the gang, Jno.
Walker, was arrested and lodged in Jail, and q
portion of the property recovered.
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nISSOLU The partnership heretofo, e
~ existing under the firm Of Bennett d. curry in
the marble cutting business in ottawa this day dissolved
by uual consent. All accounts of the late firm will be
settled by {. f. Bennett by whom BUSINESS Will be con.
nued at the old stand. the northeast corner OF Post
Office Block, on Columbus street.
Ottawa. December 10Th, 1874. c. +. BENNETT,
decl9-3w ANDREW GUNisY.
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Holiday TOYS cheap at Billings, book stone.

The examinations of the pupils in the yarions
public schools of this city will take place on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of next week,
Parents, guardians, and all others taking any
interest in the prosperity Of our public schools,
are cordially invited TO be present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12

Lewis Howard, the former ever popular 'and
lord Of the Clifton Hotel IN tins city, has been IL
Ottawa Il few days interviewing his many friends
lie now conducts Il first class hotel NJ - Louis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12

The new steam fire engine was tried yesterday
afternoon at Peru, and We learn that it was salts
factory to the city magnates. \ fireman's bah in
the evening wound up the celebration. We
iBeemus) regret that we could not Gil the invita-,
ton to be there