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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-25
From the Illinois State Register.
Sneaker Haines's Rulings.

One ofsthe peculiarities of the Republl- |
can party, derived, probably, from Its
wing "antecdents, is firm belief IN
special men for special duty. thus at
one time the public was gravely assured
that Mr.. Lincoln was the only man IN
the nation who was capable OF meeting
the national crisis; a later belief and doc
triue of the same party was, that General
Grant was the only man in the nation fit
to occupy the presidential chair, and as a
consequence of this belief, the Republi-
can party taught and teaches that any
man who opposed Lincoln's first or second
election, or Giants first, second or third
term, is a traitor, copperhead or rebel.
The party in this estate, only few weeks
ago, was gravely telling its members of
the lower house of the general assembly,
tina. it was their duty to elect Mr.. Cullom
speaker, for the reason that his transcend
ant ability as presiding officer gave him
a sort of divine right to that position. 1t
was admitted that the people had, pro-
formla, elected an an .Hepublic; n house.
but this, it was insisted, was a mistake
made by the people, for we are told a ma
iority of the reform members had been,
at some time, Republicans, and having
been Republicans, they should act on the
Republican theory of continuous re- election
of officers.
The organization of the house soon
brought the Republican politicians, in and
out of the general assembly, to realizing
sense of the fact that the people have re-
undated the Republican party with all Its
theories of special fitness for Office. New
ertheless, the minority of the house gives
Inn his net theory very slowly. The pro-
lceedings are hourly interrupted by some
Republican ''smart Aleck," who rises t.
point of order" for the purpose of con
: fusing, if possible, Speaker Haines. The
man with the point of order is promptly
: assisted by some of his fellow Republicans
t who make speeches, quotations from
t Gushing or Jefferson, for the purpose O
s proving that it is impossible anybody blu
e MIR. s. M, Cullom should understand par
!. Elementary rules. Then Mr.. Haines, whel
q the Republicans have involved, as the.
suppose, the question in mass of con
o fusion and technicalities dispels the films
It fog by a curt reference to the rules OF tn
It house, and business proceeds until som
e Republican again stumbles on his pet the
y ory, that if Mr.. Cullom isn't speaker, h
J. ught to be, and again essays to prove il
a 1t ought to be apparent to the mos
re stupid of the old regime that 4. NJ. Haine
IN is as little likely to make mistakes in ru
N ings as any other man in the state, bu
is the Republican members of the hous
ID seem wholly unable to understand that an
ID organization can be successful except the
Of control. Nevertheless. these member
of win gradually learn that they, and a
I'd their works and theories, have been teste
&C. by the people, been found wanting, al
n, been rejected. Like the boy who W
lir kicked by the mule, the Republican par
ng of Illinois will never be pretty again, b
la- will know heap more"
lat
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and political relation it would lead to mis-
understanding with Spail We have had
this for half century, not alone during
Grants administration, IF the President
had intended to extend aid to Cuba and
recognize its independence he could have
done SO on many occasions but he has
stood aloof until now. He has really been
the ally Of Spain in its war upon Cuban
independence But driven from his hopes
in the centralized Republican party, de-
feated in his plan for the reviving of the
rebellion, his last effort to retain control Of
the country may be foreign war. Does
he seek to win the next campaign by this
bloody sign?
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AGENT AND MANAGER, Louisville, KY.
:, ~ For tickets or other information apply to E,
Breunert, Rock Island, 9-iOd&w
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TO THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE TO BE DIsTRIB-
UTED ON THE 27TH FEBRUARY BY THE
pUBLIc LIBRARY OF KY, UPON THE oCCA-
SION OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CON-
CERT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
Live Stock and Population.

Prof. ThOrOld Rogers, Of Oxford
University, England, has made up curl.
Gus return Of the proportion Of dOmesti.
Gated live stock to population in the most
prominent countries in the world. II
shows the following results;
Great Britain has one COW to every
twelve persons, sheep for every body,
and one pig for every six.
France has like proportion OF sheep,
double share, comparatively, Of cows,
but only one pig to every six persons.
The Swedes have COW between three
and One.half of them, u sheep between
two and three.quarters, and apig to u
bakers dozen.
There are as many sheep as there are
NOrwegians In Norway, when they are all
At home, and two and one-half Of them
the NorwGgians-arO entitled to a COW.
They have only one-eighteenth OF pig
each.
Denmark has a cow for three persons,
"a many sheep Us persons, and pig for
four and thrCe.quarters persons.
Prussia, with her usual uniformity, has
an equal number Of cows and pigs, one to
every five inhabitants, besides sheep
apiece all around,
Wurtemburg has quarter US many
cows a. people, sheep to one and three
quarters, and pig to every seven.
Bavaria rates the same US Wurtemburg
Us to cows and sheep, and Is as much bet.
ter of for pigs than One-ilfth Is better than
One-seventh.
SaxOny has q sheep and a pig for ey.
cry eight persons, and cow for every
six.
Holland has u cow to every four,
sheep to every four, and pig to twelve
persons.
Belgium II COW to six, u sheep to nine,
and a pig to eight (which Is Iliberni.
cism.)
Austria has u cow for every six persons,
and u sheep and pig for every five
persons.
Switzerland runs up to the Swedish
standard on cows, one to three and one.
half persons, and has n sheep for five and
u pig for every seven and onc.half
persons.
We Americans close the list with
COW for every four Of us. n sheep apiece,
one pig to every one and one.half.-Rual
McW Yorker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

she was borne away in the rush Of bis
passion, and before she could prevent it
he held her in his arms and was raining
kisses on her face. Then, as shadow
darkened the doorway, she tore herself
from his embrace, and leaped to her feet
with piercing scream.
Hildreth turned to be confronted by a
man with face like that Of irowning
Nemesis, There was horrible smile on
that ghastly countenance, The lips moved
and voice that CurdlGd the blood Of its
hearers said:
ado you remember asking me what ii
you should prove false to me? Be-
hOldp
There was ringing report, and Charles
dildreth fell without moan.
"Are you answered? But that Is not
all, said the man with an icy laugh, as he
carried the weapon toward his head.
There was u wOman's scream that
pierced every heart in the densely
throngcd ballroom and grounds,
"Bertie Bertiew
She sprang forward and caught his arm,
but it was too late. The pistol exploded,
and in the CHASTITY forms before her
Grace ThOrnleigh saw the cost OF tlirta-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15

BY virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on thr
goth day VI January, 1876 In tho above entitled
cause, Tue undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed to sell at public auction, ut the front door
Oi the Court House Of gald Ohio county, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
Perpetual Worlds Fair,

permanent home, where OvCry manufacturer can
exhibit and sell his goods, and every patentee can
show his invention center Of Industry which will
provo a vast benefit 10 the whole country.
For this purpose the Legislature Of tho State Of
Now York has granted charter to a number Of
Our most wealthy and respectable merchants, and
these gentlemen have purchased no less than eight
blocks Of the most valuable land In tho City Of Now
York Tho building to 10 erected will b. seven
stories high $50 Il. In height, SlrmOunted by q
magnificent dome, and Will cover a space Of "
acres " VIII " constrgcIed o. iron, brlck and
hll for $40 CaCh arc secured by ArSt mortgage on
tho land and building and for the purpose Of max.
Ing them popular the Directors have decided 10 hare
quarterly drawings Of $500 eaCl, this money be.
Ing the interest oil the amount Of the whole loan.
Every bondholdeF must reclycat least s2l, hut he
n,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
January 1, 1875.
INCOME FOR 1874.
EXPENDITURES.
ASSETS.

Total CITeplIlurcs.........-.."on.aa,alOG o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-11

GARD ISONT1e-. WHIST. BezIquc
I and Euehfs At q.nters. OzngnS HapSnnut.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-11
TuR TRIBTNg Gully 81 SAYS:

Judge Cation IN a veteran Traveller. lie man OF aCup
and from long experience as wei A. natura
canac,ty IL ant learn something aud 10 Unllaau
and md out more than the ordinary traveller "
ali this he has maze readable and entertaining book
which Ia apt 10 create IN the teade suOhg uee 10
MAKE the sane Journey In person.
Sold In Ottawa by tsman Haprman.
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r ny SICIA N s .

mrs. McARIIIUE 81 HARVEY,
~ ottawa, III: Oince-Rooms and r o. Bi9cK open
from clock " TO O'Clock ~ DR.. Nc Arthurs RESI-
dence on Benton ST. south Of Illinois Ave- Dr. Harvey
residence 10. 80 Clinton st. JuhlS 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-11

In C2Incrrg. ~ - -
Isabella Nonamaker =. William II. Nonamaker
IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT ne in the Office OF the
clerk or SAID that said deeu whereabouts upon
due nqurv be ascertaned and alant believes he
not resident of said state and SAID complainant having
filed her bill complaint in said court on the chancery
side thereof on the 18th day of August 4. ~ e5 herein
and summons having been Issued thereon according to
law; - ,,-,,
Notice therefore, is hereby given 20 said defendant, VII
liam H. Nonamsker that unless you personally be and ar
pear before said court ut SAID term thereof TO he held
the Court House in Ottawa, ia said county, on the second
Monday OF October next D. ls5 (when and where SAID
summons IL returnable and plead answer, demur or eN
cent 10 said hill, the will be taken for confessed
yo and the matters and things therein prayed foi
dec reed accordingly. CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
BrsuSEIL. BULL & GILMAN. solicitors. augS-i~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-11

M X EUSSL, German Druggist ard Apothe'
vi. cary (whoesae ard retaD Main street, OTTAWA III
Importer OF Drugs, Chemicals, French Cosniac Brandes
Wines, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-11
THE TINES Gully 81 SAYS:

1.-THE author of a Summer In Norway has accomplished
what but professional writers are capable Of nne
the circumstances He has given 10 the public Vonr on
travels wkch will hold It's own with any OF IKE knu
,tyle in which IL written Is concise tersc ana CHEERFUL
TIE Information solid and Interesting and vein oil gen
hunOr perysdes every page Throughout u Is generously
sprInkled with harmless amusing incdents, 6clcAtcy
tnt
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CnAEEOI, II.i.INOIS.LAs AGGkC

II z
IN ts Circuit Cbut thereL TO OtOJer Tenn lS15-In
LHdnC~r.
Mar Emma Hammond -. James Hammond
II anpeat ing affidavit file In the ofice OF the
CLERK OF ssd Court that said defendant James Hammonds
and most Office address upon due and cigent
noury cannot be asceraned and that ne not resident
OF said state and said complainant having filed her BIZ OF
in SAID court the chRnccry aide thereof on
the 10th day Of August D. is5, herein, and .ummons
having been issued thereon according 10 law:
Notice therefore, hereby given 10 said defendant James
Ham nOnd ha unless you shall personally he AMI appear
before said court said term thereof 10 hehed AT the
Cont House Ottawa In said comfy on the second Mon
dny Of october next lsi, (when and where sad sum
On l. eturnahlc) and plead answer demur or except
10 sS bin the same win be taken for confessed against
YOU and matters and things therein PRAYED for fcceed
.cco-iingly CHARLES n. HOOK Clerk.
GrorCE W W. BLAKE, Solicitor angel Nv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-11
o,I-AT'pc OF Ii-LINOI-.LAs SALE Co.'S
- ia Jsrg d.

CIAJ"J OF ItIbINoI La SALE Co.'S.
- IN tie CIRCUIT Court therOf % OodT IsrD A. D.. ls'5,
IA LEuBCfTL.
ToNu l. F0s'e- r. Aher'cenP Poster
II ring from an affidavit on file IN the Office Of the
clerk or said that said defendants residence and post
Office address, upon due and dlgnt inquiry cannot be- as
ned and that T. resident of said stae. and
said complainant having fled his bill Of compliant IN shd
court on the chanccry side thereof the 1871 day OF An
gust D. ISIS herein, and summons having been issued
thereon according 10 law; 80
Notice therefore IL hereby given 20 said defendant Alder
eeue Foster that unless you sha personally e and appear
said cour AZ said term thereof 20 he held ~ We Court
House IN Ottawa In said county, the second Monday OF
October next 1873 (when and where said summons u
she and plead, ,demur except 10 ssld bi
The .me will he taken confessed sgan,t you, and the
ard things therein prayed for decrecd accordingly
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
GE0tGE W W. BLAKE Solicitor. Hug2l+v
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,rEMOISAND TiCOI.fS. large 81
nj BEAUTIFUL assortment ~ Css-An & Hscet-sD's
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'Afgal.
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NTOT'ICIc.-EsTATE OF CHARLES BRYAN, DEcEasKD.
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned admin.
istratrx of tho estate OF Charles bryan, late OF ae
county Of LIS Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased, VII
appea the County Court of said county on the third
Monday (bcirg the 18th day of October 1873 Al the Court
House ottawa said county, when and where Gil per
sons having claims or demands against said
notified attend and present the same In writing fU nd
Dated this Sd day OF September 4 D: 1875:
ELIZABETH BRYAS,
spnt6w Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-09-11

DMINI STHATOR'S SALE OF
RIAL ESTATE.-Bv virtue Of A. order AID ceorse OF
tho Comfy of La sale county, nss. made on the
re Of the undersigned. William T Hcnery. Admlnlstra
tor vi "a COPY OF the will annexed Ct tie es2te OF Peter
decreased for leave se the real estate or said De
ceased At The August term d i5 OF SAID court 70 VIZ
On the seventeenth dAy OF August lss, SHAH. on
Monday the twentieth day OF september next between
he hours OF o'clock In The forenoon and four cok
in the afternoon OF said day. e AZ public sale A. the oct
door If the La Sale County Court House, IN Ottawa IN said
county the real described follows 10 VIZ; bne
h1nse and lot In underhis Addition 20 the Iosp Of Croft
~ Oui-lots being Lot No. thirteen % Underhs Out los
IN La sale county. Illinois: the following terms 10 w
Cs.h In rand day OF sale fSst property i sold ssut
10 vdcws dover, and TO mortgage Of Une Eundre ao'
lar. Nth some accrued interestl
Dated this 2ist day Of A-gIft A. y. l-,5.
WILLIAM /. HENElsl.
AdmluistrarOr, with cosy OF VII aEueNei, o. the
E.tAte q Peter l,oact, deceased
EowES & NoLnSET. solicitors. aueA ~
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Judge Cations N'V Book.
A SUMMER IN NORWAY,
with Notes on the Industries HABITS ETC., Of the People the
History of the Country, Its Climate ana PFoducuohS anu
the Red Deer Reindeer, and Ek, ny
HON. J. d. CATION, LIZ D.
syo iOl ID. Illustrated. Price, $3.50.
THE ISrER-ocEAN Gully 81 SAYS:

THE INTER OCEAN Gully D SAYS:
Jndge Cation has given work possessing gu inc Dest
opaties Of perfect book on Summer Travel ltcontas
neither too much nor too little 1t Is written IN az easy
ronGdentia style without strain n6ctation. AS hc
writer sails alone by coasts and lakes and rivers aud IN
gers quaint Norwegian he gives as mere ana 'f,s
ancient and wake but now peaceful ana ndesious pee
pic lie has the cold touch of masculine inrco su
united to graceful narrative style Tue Dook
from beginning end reads ike story tou Nv he Jhug
at the o. hts table Carlyle ss ID ms Geh AZ nv
stawar traveller accompanied by his ladies inges Wln
the ne Ople makes friends With the Laps. watches salmon
nshng In the pools sleeps In Norwegian beds ana INDUCES
i'm little Wholesome rhetoric over their narrowness ana
discomfort dis book Is frc.h as the mountain oreeHs
while his fun Of that kindly and appfeeia
tive feeling which only come from liberal hlhd anu
upnu nil ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-05
OIEO.

ALLES.-on Tuesday, 80 OF AUGUST, HENRY W.,
son OF William A. Allen. In the 22d year OF his age
Relatives and friends OF tue family and those OF
his brother W. Royse Allen, aud brothor-ln-law,
Henry Mckay, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, on Thursday, the 5th inst, at Twelve
O'Clock, from ms late residence, S5l west Four
teenth street.
ANDERsoN.-On Tuesday, August 8. WHIPPED l.
ANDERSON, In his 2Tth year.
Funeral from his sisters residence, No. 224 East
Il7th street, Thursday, August .. at one p M.
BERTRASD.-We Wednesday, August 4. JOHN ED
MUND BERTRAND, aged 2s, at tue residence OF nis
iatner-ln-law, J. 4. southworth, 23o Carroll PARK,
Brooklyn. n. \.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WOODSTOCK canada WesO papers please copy.
BEsNAHD.-ln BrOoklyn, on Wednesday, August
A. THOMAS ADAMS, youngest son OF X. ). and jose
phIne q. Besnard. aged months ana 20 days.
Funeral Will take place on saturday, 7th inst
at three p. NJ, rom their residence, 23l Prospec t
avenue, south BROOKLYN, where friends and ac-
qualn tauces are respectfully invited to attend,
BRoPuY ON Monday, August . 1875, at his
residence. No. los CnerrJ street, JOHN BRoPnY In
the 57tn year OF his age
A requie NJ mass VIII be celebrated at St. James'
Church, at hau.past nine A. NJ to-day; from thence
10 calvary cemetery al haltpast one r. NJ, for in
terment. Relatives and friends OF the family
raanantinllE Invita- Ia atrand tina nunArAL