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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

ELEGANT ALASKA and SHETLAND SEAL
SAcoUEs, Seal Mutfs and Boas, Seal Caps, &C.,
lust received by MAoMURDo g REDEoRD, 1908
Main street, opposite the post. office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

CHRISTIANS REosss.-It is expected that the
General Assembly will adjourn on Thursday
t, meet on the Tuesday following.
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ASToNI is reliable confecsioner'
Go and inspect his goods.
Go aud see his endless variety OF bon-ooaa.
Go and see his fine fruits from California.
Go and see his fue display. -
Go and buy your candies now at ANIoFI's'
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4 ANOTHER sUPPLY or thosa beautiful baskets sud
other DESIGNS at MoRros's garden, corner Maia
and Reservoir streets. n -
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5DoYT FAIL TO PRocURR .hsss. WEysI0w,G
SOOTHING SYRUP for children tee,hine. Il has
been used for thirty years With neyerfairg success
by millions Of mothers for their chiidren II ccss
regulates the bowels, and givesrs healh, and com.
fort to mother and child.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

THg LEE Beautifai, artistic, and ae-
cura,e nkenesses. Rev, q @. RITIISG.
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS FOB LADIES Asp uEs, sr,,
TLEMEs--yery pretty BoscHEss' oos ala Va :.
Broad street. tE. ;sas q IS
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tkEcy-STRIPE HOSE for ladies, gen
uemen, and children in great va
riety.
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NEW SUPPLY of Autograph Albums aud Scrap.
Books received by J. T. ELLYsoN, 1tl3 Main
street.
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OUR LADY FRIENDS who have used the EUREKA
Spool silk viii uee no other. It 10 full Size fun
length, and always as represented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

THE LARGHsT AID BEST ASSORTMENT OF
CHnpREN's BOOKS In the city at T. ELLTsoa's,
11l2 Main street.
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Go to Asrosl's au d provide for the little ones.

"FIaE-cRAcKERs FOB ME-" says the boy; anu
st of course want those PIzzru sells. They are
J
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A NEW ENe1sE.HoUsE PROPOSED.

Mr.. BargamIn presented the following:
RESOLVED. That the Committee OH Finance
take into consideration the necessity for max
ing ID their annual appropriation an appro-
priation sufficient to build an eDgine-house
ia the western part of the city. Agreed TO-.
A6inilrnpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

ArTENTIoNl-The crowds who besiege P1zzISI's
and carry of his unexceiled CANDIES are never
disappointed In their Christnas supplies. They
keep fresh, and give satisfaction. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

WEATHER STRIPS. for doors aud windows, war
rsuted to exclude wind. snow, and DUST.
D. III. GRAFTON, Ninth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

Hrs ExcELLEScY GoyERHoR KEapER says the
likeness OF Jalia Jackson takea at the LEE GAL
rERy "a excellent. n - ssr ~ ~ y
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Stop! sTopl at GEORGE gKLETs's stoee, 6l2
Broad street, If you want Christmas toys yasy
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asrosI, Main street, has the handsosaess confsc-
tsonery in the city. So
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FuRs roR -MAcMURDo q kEDFoaD'
009 Main street, have the largest stock OF lao'es'
misses and childrens furs In The city, ~ low psise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

A lar OF pRUHEs makes good present. S
A lar Of GINGER makes good present.
A box of FIGS makes good present
AFaUrT CAKE, nicely ornamented, makes good
present.
A far Of BRANDY PEACHES makes COED present.
And PlzzINI, sO7 Broad street, has them. r
And PIzzINI, SO7 Broad street, has them. !.
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MRS. GENERAL JACKSON says the p.cture Of
Julia taken at the Lee GALLERY Is the best ever
<olo SEsEtsl4s astsY.I No. "a
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co 20 AyroS1,s before The rush.

BoscnEH 81 RRoTHER keep the largest assort'
nient OF boots, shoes, trunks. and yaltses. #
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FREE FROM FUsu. soII.--The 4 p sEExcT
WmsKEY, Controlled bY Messrs VI. .. BLAta y
Co, eos Main suee1, Is particularly fne for tns
price, and warranted free from fusif OIL bos %.
come Justly popular with the irsde.s 9
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PuRE cAnp1Ks Anr orrlERRD a AnToNI's.

PURE cRYsrAIazED Yaurrs from Paris at As*
TOMS, Main street. q i
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TUE LEE 6 ALLER9 has DO branch house. II

THE LEE GAlLEaY.--1hep pictures are admsrahly
aud tastefally arranged. Rey.JsB. JETFR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

CLOTH, BERLIN. and KID GLOVES
and GAySTLETS for ladies and
gentlemen.
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HOLIDAY PRKsEMTs in Bouquets, Floral Der
signs, &C., may be had Of MORTON, Main and Re'-
saryoir atreefs at prices % suit. s.s
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UNDERWEAR In large variety for
ladies', gentlemen, and children.
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RrALLACE HANDK' ERCHIRPS,
,MBKoIDERRp HAN DKEKCHIEFS,
SlTIAI. HASDkER' cuIEFS,
LAIN aud HENS rlTCHED HAND
KERCHIEfS-
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l1- FRESH COD.LIYER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have Just received supply Of our MEDIcI-
EAiLY PURE CODLIVEk OIL,wnicR IL maos OILY
OF uEALTuY FREsE LlyERS, and has the endorse
meet physicians and patiep Is that IL Is MORE
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH ana more Teadhy
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
aol 9l9 Main street. Rfchmend, Va
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DRESS GOODS AND CASHMERE DE-
PARTMESTS. - Great reduction
in prices 10 close out this seasons
stock.
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. .,ros,,s Is the place 70 go for good Things.

sL1ppERs BoTToARD.-Custom-w wcrE o. sli xine' s.x
made to order and guaranteed at BosciiES @ SRo-
THEIRS. ~ il.-H q. ..s-s
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No CANDY MADE OUT. OF FLOUR at ANroN1's.

srEREosc scopIc VIEWS at my cents dozen at
J. T. ELLYsoS's, I12 Main street.
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Go TO Asrosl's-you have no time to lcse.
ANToS1 d.aes competition for fine candles.

ALPHABET BLOCKS for twenty-five cents y DO
at j. I. ELLYsoN's, l112 Main street.
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No TERRA GOTTA CANDY It AsTosI's.

BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PEzsEsrs Ars CesTs-.
large variety OF ehildrsn's and tnfanss' Torsss6
and embroidered mefino caps, hoods. aad facqnes
at cost 20 reduce 1ssoca By HAcMuRpo q ExpRo9D,
l1O9 aain street.. opposise fhe post-ofaee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

DR.. C. w. BENsos's Celery AND CHAMMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure SEX
headache, nervous headache. dyspsp'ic headache,
neuralpia, nervousness, and sleeplessness and WIN
cure any case. Price, so cents. Sold by oil drug.
pists. Ofice lO6 north Eutaw street.
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and TRAVELLING
ROBES from low prices u finest
imported
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y rroruEss,, sycLE BROTHERS.,
200 ero,d street 429 Broad street.

o,.y,sTyAs,LAcE TIES LACE FIcars, TrNsEL
(IhpSTsfSTs and SILK Tues -..sg.- ..s
CHRlsTAhS --~I-5 -.-- af=.st
>rRESt>TS - -. .-
C!tHnissti%%TS FANCY HANpEKRcHIRF-BoxEs. Es. 1
rh9sIsTXkSl CREAM PoISr D'ESPAGNE |
TnmnS9'SESTS LkcEs and INsEaTINGs.
CHRISTMAS
frHhE5sESfs BERLIN ssIx sAs,sss: ,anss HASD-Ks1r
(HKlsTMAs sAeuzs a"d HOODS
lfTTfSisTMAs ---
rXhIssTT whS RrAcK and CoLoRED DRESS SILK s.
t,m,mntSeST>. beautiful grades al low prices
CHRISTMAS
tnnTts. %TS. A large stock Of BLACK CAcHM ERE.
cHEi>TMAS ALPA ca, MERiNo, Cf APE
!,npJ.TNASi BoMBAZISEs, BIAEITZ, &C.
FEE>tNTS.
CHRIS MhS
rEtis,EIfNh D 600 Gets of COLLARS an d CuFps :;
III ,sENTS 500 sets Of FURs Tor ladies ana
IIMnEESSF%TS sEAhsKIs CAPS for la ses misses,
CHRISTMAS and children.
f'g. >kNTS
CHRISTMAS
rnmGFtS>TTW.< rmF Kr.rLAcE HANDK' ERcHIRFs,
'rnUJf..tNIS .MBKoIpEHEp HAN DKRRCHIEFs,
,t,::1It,i-I W.> SlTIAL HASDkER' CHIEFS.
Nrntu!tSe S.rsl LAIN aua HENS rITcHED HAND
,'IiSf>TMh- KERCHlEfs-
THESE SESTS.i
CHKlSlMAt
,b,ihpiSTMAs tANcy-STRPE aosE for ladies, gen
rPESENTS.l tlemen, and children In great va
tHIiIiiSTMASI riety.
pEESENTSi "
'rRiit>tNTS ICIoru, BERLIN. and KID GLOVES
.tUgI>TMaS and GAySTLETs for ladies and
pKKsENfS gentlemen.
ttrRiSTRAS
FRE>kklS #....a"
>rRFS tN1 S. UNDERWEAR In large variety for
GiITFsssEiN&ffs GriIETFsENfs. 'A''s'' SeH''e'' anu 0|
PRESENTS.
tuRIsT observation-disclosures and TOWELS,
PRESENTS. NAPKINS, DnILlES, TIDES,
fiiRISTM a. TABLE and PIANO. COVERS
pEtsf\TS. MABsEILLES QUILTS, BLANKETS,
CnRiSTMAs COMFORTS, &C. rl.
PKEsENTS.
,CHEl>TMAs
.fErI>TMAsl DRESS GOODS AND CASHMERE DE-
TRFSFNTS PARTMESTS. - Great reduction
.CliRIsTMAS in pEices to close out this seasons
FKESEN1S stock.
,CHRfSTMAS --
PRESENTS. IA EtE.
CHKISTMAs CARR1AG E and TRAVELLING:
PKgStNTS ROBES from low prices to finest
CHRISTMAS imported
CHRISTMAS -
,,tSI>TNAS Q, OOC SHAwLs for ladies and misses
PRESENTS. from 25c. up1o $780,
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS ---
PRFsEV1S. ALNORAL and BOULEVARD
Christmas SKIRTS in endless variety.
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
CMRT~TMAS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMaS
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS 80
rEEsENTS Thousands Of other USEFUL AR
EaRIsTMASl
PRESENTS lTICLES FOR THE HOLIDAYS can be
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS found 1t
PKEsENTs. sYCLE BROTHERS,
CHRISTINA S
pREskNTS 42a Broad street,
CHRISTMAS ~
PREsENTs.t between Fourth aud Fifth.
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Thousands Of other USEFUL AR
TICLEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS can he
found ~
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth aud Fifth.
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TIE WRArHER RTo.DAY.-Ine probabilities
1rethas it sriU be cloudy. soish rain or sno,o.
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1000 SHAwLS for ladies and misses
from 25c. upfo $50.
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HAIiTIMORE, July 27, 1874.

BkITIMUHE. JuTy lTt 10TH
DIR. C. w. BENsos's CELERY AsD CHA,fMos
MILE PILLS have cured my wife Of sick and nsr-
yous headache Of ten years standing. She hac 1t
every week or ten days. and suffered almost every
thing bu, death with II. We think these pills are
worth their weight In gold.
Rev. n. A. SCHLICHTRR.
For sale by all wholesale aud retail druggists.
PURcRLL, LApD & Co., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

, ooo sets of COLLARS an d CUFPs !;
400 sets Of FURs for ladies ana
misses:
lsEtL.sKIs CAPS for La 3ies, misses,
! and children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

A large stock Of RLACK CAcHM ERE,
ALPA MERINo, CR APE
CLOTH, HENRIETTA & 10th,
BoMBAZISEs, BIAEITZ, { &C.
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! CGBEMON COUNCIL.

The regular semi.monthly meeting Of this
branch Of the city government was held in
the Council chamber yesterday afternoon.
On motion of Mr.. Babcock, Mr.. NJ. l..
Straus was elected President pro tempore.
Present at roll call: Messrs. Babcock, Bar
gamin, Braseman, Christisn, Curtis, Davis
(Charles). Davis T. Wiley), English, Foster,
Gilman, Higgins, Jenkins johnson (R. W3,
Lauer, Newell, Oliver, Pulliam, Purcell,
Straus, Whitlock, and Wingfeld-2l.
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tend gasmaia on Pine street }on petition Of
John McCauley, was taken up and concurred

Board joint resolution providing for the
employment Of clerk TO serve the Commit.
tees on Fire, Fire.Alarm. and Police Tele-
graph, and and Printing. Concur
red in.
Joint resolutions for the payment of claims
of j. w. Gibson aud J. T. ElIyson were taken
up and coDcurred To. - Z &
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BALNORAL and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS in endless variety.
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RLAcK and CoLoREp DRESS SILK !
beautiful grades. al low prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-21

#Hres
eRG
feshS
danEl
wFH2
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filed with attentive listeners TO Dr. Hatcnef>s
effective sermon. Ht' 80 y
After the sermon, and just before the
communion the PASTOR, deaeons, and seYe-
raj ministers present ranged themselves IN
front Of the pulpit and gave the right-hand
of fellowship to- one hundred persons VINO
had been received into the membership OF
the church since the last communion 8 month
ago. As be took the hand Of each DR..
Hatcher announced the name and spoke
| few words of appropriate counsel 70 the
new member, and, frequently 70 the churcn
and congregation. All classes were repre-!
sented (seFeral entire families were among
the happy pumberb and there were few dry
ewes In the house during the impr ressiVe cere'i
mony of their reception. Then followed q
most delig htful communion service, at which
over six hundred eommuDieanis sat down to,
the table OF the Lord.
At night the house= WAS literally packed
with deeply solemn, congregation. After
the sermon by the pastor a number pre-
sented themselves for prayer aId numoerI
publicly professed their faith In Christ. Theni
Sal,owed one oS those solemnly impressive
baptisms which have beer witnessed az tnis,
church nearly every night Tor, Weeks past
The church seemed melted and the people
generally moved by the exercises OF me day.
TWenty-seVen were baptized during the
week. fifteeen others were received for bap-j
fisn, two were restored, and four were
received By experience. There had been up
10 Sunday over I30 professions Of conversion.
The meetings continue.
At,ths yenable Street Baptist church, after
preaching By the pastor, there were three
received into foil fellowship, making sixty.
four additions to the church since the begin
ming OF their recentreriYal.
AT Pine Street Baptist church one person
was received for baptism after preaching ny
the pastor {Rey. j. ,. Hutson1 at nignl.
al Leigh. Street Baptist church tne pastor
baptized one candidate. Several atners nave y
beeu received, making nearly ferty 20 Mt
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4Aitf,nto,ld .lispatth.

TUESDAY. =. ..DEcEMBER ii, 1875.
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LACE TIES. LACE FICHrs, TINsEL
and SILK Tues. ~..ss
FANCY HANpERRcHIxr-BoxE Es,
CsEAM POINT D'ESPAGSE
LkcEs and INSEaTINGS.
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~ u FROM TIE BOARD OF ArlpEEAEA xiassa
Board of Aldermen joint resolution to ex.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-02
FINANCIAL x COMMERCIAL,

There is no material change to note In busi-
ness matters. Trade has been rather quiet IA all
branches of business The receipts OF grain have
been rather light.
In money matters the situation remains about
the same us previously reported. The demand
is fair, and generally abSorbs the loanable iuRos
and for long time loans the market is very fairly
supplied.
In Chicago the market is reported easy aho
for first class paper the market is reported from
to 10 per cent.
Gold has been quite steady during the pas
week, the fluctuations have been shSht ana few
The price closes steady in New YORK ~ l'o24''
ll1E,,
Government bond, IN sympathy with gold, an'
under strong investment demand by individual
and trust companies, have advanced cohsioer'
BILE, and under small supply OF bonds IN mar
ket, are quoted firm.
Ravens, MacKinlay i Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-02

Max Ing total payments 10 date 1927 ,2Sl 90,
leaving a balance of Sl2 1880 to he paid the
contractors when the work is completed,
No extras have been called for, nor any de.
Walton from the original plan, nor Is any
contemplated At the opening OF spring,
Messrs. Colwell, Clark & CO., without author.
ity went onto the county farm and removed
the surface soil from u considerable space
and put up buildings preparatory to making
brick for the asylum, and when the commit
tee met in May in view of the superior quail.
ity of the clay found there and believing that
| the interests of the county would be promo
ted by securing better quality Of brick, per-
mitted them to make the same on the prem
| Uses, they obligatlng themselves liz written
contract to remove all debris from the kiln
and yards into the pits from which they dug
their clay and to pay the county all dam
ages to the land resulting from their making
brick on the premises: also under similar
conditions they were permitted to get sand
from pit in the bank of the river immeda.
tely in the rear of the asylum. We would
therefore advise the appointing of some one
in behalf of the county with authority to set
tie this matter OF damage with Colwell, Clark
& Co, on the completion of their contract
A contract has been entered into with a. l..
Ide, of Springfield, for putting up boilers and
pipes for heating the asylum with steam for
the same, OF IS $50, he entering into bonds Of
81, 900 that the same shall work with entire
satisfaction to the county. Your committee
have contracted with the Colimas Gas Works
Manfg Co., of Cincinnati, Tor putting in
the necessary works, pipes, &c, for lighting
the asylum with gas, the same to be in com
plete order ready to attach the burners, bur
ners not included, for the sum of 81 ,265, said
company guaranteeing the same to give en-.
i tire satisfaction, and wait for their pay till
March 1st, 1876, and to remove the same at
their own expense if it does not work salts.
factorily:
Mr. G. w. Jackson, n member of the CON-
mittee and also county agent for the asylum,
will submit an estimate for furniture for the
new building, also for repair of stable, build
ing of necessary sheds, yards, pens and 9TH
er necessary fixtures for which an approprla-
lon will be required. An Artesian we'll has
been sunk 400 feet and from 1t flows most
abundant stream of water. In closing this
report, we take pleasure in awarding credit
to Messrs. Colwell, Clark & Co., for the sub
stantial and workmsnlike manner in which
the work on the asylum has thus far been
done, and believe If completed IN the same
manner, the building will reflect credit upon
the contractors and the county.
| w. W. GILMAN, Chairman.
| On motion adjourned till 9 o'clock this af
| ternOOn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-02
From MarseiIles.

MARsEILLEs, SEPT. ~.
We are now enjoying some of the most de.
lightiu weather of the year. What we need
most Is a heavy frost, to check the growth OF
grass and corn.
Last Saturday night Sam Sparks struck
John Walker in the face with q BRICK, cut.
ting him quite severely. Sam is big pugi.
list, great blow, and good Judge of whis.
key, He was taken in charge by a man with
star on his breast, brought before ESQUIRE
Morey, and bound over in the sum of 5000,
to appear at the next term of the circuit court
Mike Milligan, rather dilapidaled speci.
man of humanity, was brought before Es.
quire Clark on Tuesday, and plead guilty to
being drunk and dlsorderly. The sqsire
gave him some fatherly advice and charged
him $500 and costs
Last Saturday Michael Whalen was arres.
rested for taking money from the person OF
Michael Rogers-both tramps. He was af.
forwards released for want OF prosecution.
A new wagoa shop by j. H. Mccain is
among the latest additions to the business
strength of Marseiles.
a great many OF our citizens will visit the
Exhibition next week
Edward Bishop and family moved here
last week from Ottawa.
Mr.. Schoock, James Rolls and Charles Rim
ker returned from the upper Arkansas Val
ley on Thursday. They expressed themselves
as exceedingly well pleased with the coun
Try. Mr.. Rinker bought quarter section
three aud hall miles from Ellenwood, Bar.
ton County. Jacob Kiner and several 9th
ers are going out on the October excursion.
Flowing water has been reached In the east
end ariesian well a, depth of l05 feet.
/, is not considered healthy to ask either
John Clark, Hedge or Howell, what they think
Of nu.ting exursions. Last week ,hey started
on such an excursion, with energy and deter
minatlon written on their faces, and had sue
ceeded in gathering several bag fulls, wher
the owner Of the grounds trespassed upor
asked them 10 climb the fence, which they
did in hurry. DAs Tucker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-02
WEpNEsDAY, Sept. -, 1915.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday except Super
yisors Edgecomb, O'Sulllvan, Miller, Bur
CESS, True Hcsletr, 10y and Hornck.
Supervisor Armstrong offered the following
granddaughter on motion was adopted:
Resolrsd, That the special committee on
Aims House be authorized to provide ligh'
in the same IN any manner which may seem
TO them for the best interests Of the county.
Supervisor Armstrong, chairman of the
special committee on rules, submitted the
report of said committee, which on motion
was laid on the table.
Supervisor Kove offered the follow resolu
ton, which on motion was adopted:
Resolred. That the county clerk be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to extend
upon the collectors books for the several
towns of this county for the current year, &C
cording tn law, and upon the assessment OF
The taxable property of the railroad com
lpanies withia this county as returned by them
and equalized and amended by the State
Board of Equalization, the State Taxes as
certified by the auditor III public accounts OF
this State, AMI such rate Of per cent. as will
provide one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars, (Sl25,000) which amount is hereby
determined and levied by this board fol-
county purposes. The amounts required fol
school purposes as certified by the severa
school districts. The amount required for
municipal purposes as certified by the pro
per authorities. The amount required for
the several towns for town, road and bridg,
and special road and bridge purposes a'
follows; to.wit: