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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23
Personal.

Hon B. c. Cook, of Chicago was in the city
this week.
Mrs. Wallace, wife of Gen. W. II. L. Wallace,
has gone to spend the winter in California
Mr. Frank Warner an old citizen Of Ottawa,
was here on Thursday.
John Early Rockford; w, e. Gcpdy, Esq,
Chicago; f. A. Small, Sidney Smith, p E. Orderly,
Chicago; K. l.. Sanborn, Boston; j. c. Gordon,
brother in-law of Harry Smith, Boston; inc. +.
Willis, Cincinnati NJ. Openheimer N. Y; II. Z!
Hobbs and wedding party, Pontiac; r. d. Nc
Clure, PEORIA ct al, were at the Clifton.
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SUDDEN DrArH.-Last "wednesday ffssII.ng Mr..

SUDDEN DEArH.-Last "Wednesday tfeh.ngN
John o. Neill, a wealthy and respectable farmer
living about two and half miles nof.h east of
Ottawa, retired to sleep al his usual hour, ap-
parently in excellent healthi indeed it was re-.
marked that he seemed in an Unusual flow of
spirits. On the following morning he was found
dead in his bed As he was a imam OF temperate
HABITS aud hitherto thrifty, no cause can be as
signed for his sudden death. He was a man
about - wears Of age, and Leaves I wife and a
large family OF daughters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

TIE Ice CRoP.-The man who originated the
rumor that the ice crop would be short this year,
as It had been eaten up by the grasshoppers is in
an insane asylum. Talking of ice reminds us Of
HALLS BALsNM, the grandcst remedy for colds
and coughs ever discovered. Price, slOO per
bottle Sold everywhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

The winter is fast approaching notwithstand
ing the present warm weather, and our people
should be looking after their winter boots and
shoes. Mr. Leahy says (and We believe HIM that
he has everything for winter wear in that line,
and is going to sell them at prices suited to the
present hard times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23
Home Cook Book at Osuan IL Hapeman's.

Among other fine residences and buildings
erected In Ottawa this season, one of the finest
is that now being erected on Illinois Avenue, op.
posite Elias Hatleways place, by j. B. Howe
Esq. We have no figures Of its dimensions, but
it is to cost five or six thousand dollars, and will
he an ornament to the Avenue George Jekyll has
the contract.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

II there is a arm in Ottawa that really seems
to appreciate the needs of their customers and
the public generally 1t is Leland II Raab. This
week they have set up splendid lot of ranges,
cooking stoves, heaters, etc an assortment com
plete in every particular. And don't be alarmed
about prces-only see the stoves and the prices
viii be secondary consideration,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

We were very much surprised to see the very
slim attendance at the "hop' of the Arcadan
Club on Thursday evening. This cluo is com.
posed of number of our NEST promising young
men, and in every way worthy the recognition
from yeung folks, and why the company was SC
small at this last hop is a mystery to us. How
ever, those who were so fortunate as to be there
had very pleasant time and went home in the
wee small hours highly pleased with the whole
affair."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

!S.Noss \ BLAZE. About haf-pasi one, on
Wednesday afternoon, the roofof Gay X Porter's
car'isgc factory on Clinton street, was discoy'
covred to be on fire. Fortunately it had Dat
jus.oegun its work when discovered, and few
bgcSets of water put an end TO it. No alarm was
siv,n Loss, triaing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Notwithstanding the report which has been
current Mrs. Gregg has not gone out of the mil
linery business, but may be found at her old
place. She docs over straw and felt hats at
three days notice, at home, in the latest styles!
Her elegant stock Of goods will be sold at the
lowest prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

c. Warmer is now engaged in mannfactur
ing and settings superior kind CT writing ink
also yeast cakes Of extra quality. His establish
ment is at South Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Nov. 4th is the day set by the commissioners in
bankruptcy at Chicago for the creditors OF ID.
HeenAn & Co. 10 meet at that city for he pur
pose Of trying TO compromise accounts and set
tie with tl.st-fra.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

"Loosh" Crooker, Esq, has been in this city
during the past week. When not engaged in the
Circuit Court ho puts in his time selling the
BOYS on his sore finger trick. He has lost as
many as two dozen Of his fingers thus far and
still has the usual number left. He sits up
nights and invcnts sells on the boys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

CHANGE OF BAsE.--we see 6u, friend 1imoth,
Lucy, for long time with ID. Heenan & Co., has
been employed by seolt Bros. Il Co., of this city
Mr.. l.. has great many friends here, and is al
important addition to the force Of that firm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Mr.. Forces artesian well, near the C. B. &. @
passenger house, has reached depth of 1865 feet
II. l.. Hossack and others have just contracted
for digging an artesan well near the corner o
Main and Clinton streets
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Children's suits, styles new and attractive
Prices so low that mothers save time and money
and can make their selection from an immense
stock at Franks, the Clothier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

We don't care much sor an item, but Il some
oneyould kill somebody, We would try and write
il ul-0trtrc Tdger.
Ys, let us have the item. Aud let the some
body be the mar wl.o wrote so villainous an eX-
preston as "e9er swzng lip" in speaking Of
the chaRpion oratrix Of the world
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Louis Hess has been turning ont bread and
cake at his bakery this week by the ton. Our
citizens should remember, too, that Mr.. II. is the
only baker in the city who bakes his own crack
ers and hence always has them fresh and good,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

We have some money from Eastern parties to
loan on from to years time on real estate Sc
curlty. SHERWOOD e LELAND,
Loan Agents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

A s.oon man in the 9th ward has made his wife
happily building 4 new Kitchen for her. That
was sntmensT enough, but just thinb o. &c
~pools'ynd ~Htets that sepresentsl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

ISPCsIS Bss--J Lee HaInsile aud I'd. J, Kas
Ton, wo young gentlemen vell-known in 0tta
Wa, hve entered into partnership and are man
ufachring candies and selling confectionery
cigar, sc, ct oskaloosa, Iowa. We wish yor
an abundance of good luck, gentlemen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

For s9.00M. Stefel " Co are selling good
chinchila overcoats Call and see them.
Call and sec the overcoats NJ. Stefe Il Co. are
selling for $1,000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

The following magazines for November car
BE had at Osman Il Hapeman's: Harper. Demo
rest, Cooley, Peterson, Ballou and Pleasant
Hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Why is the Citation Base BTnet at Manley .
Smeeton's polite stove?
Because it neyej smokes in the parlor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23
#arrteD.

On the 2Sth inst by V. H. Weeks Esq at his ONCE In
Ottawa, Mr. FRANK G. RYAN, Of South ottawa, to Miss
LOUISA A SWEET. OF this city.
ON the 18th ult at the Park House, by Arthur Lock
wood. Esq, MI. JOHN e. sLOR to Miss ADA A. MULLEN.
both OF Manllus
On the ath inst at the Park House. by the same Mr.
JOHN HOLT TO Miss JULIA A SHAW, both OF the town
of RroOkhad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23
Ottawa building Association.

This institution has nominally been in eXis
tence for four years, but as some seven months
were lost in re-organizng under new law OF
the legislature, the length Of time it has been
actually in working order has been but three
years and FIVE months; and the following figures
will tell the story of its success. 1t is, as many
know, an association formed for taking care of
small savings and for assisting our mechanics
and young men IN getting homes. During the
time of its existence the Association has loaned
some $4,000, all of which has been expended in
putting up dwellings, &c, in this city, and there
are men to-day with neat, pleasant homes, who
have procured them by means of this associa-
ton and who, without IT. aid, probably never
would have had home OF their own. The in
stitution recommends itself to all. It is even
better for saving money than savings bank, FOR
the money paid in begins to draw interest at six
per cent. instantly and after the first year can be
withdrawn at any time. And what is more,-thc
institution cannot fall from Its very nature--ev-
cry cent Of its money beng loaned only on the
best real estate security, aud every month the
security Is becoming greater through the month
ls payments made by the borrower. Thus far
The Association has been very successful. The
humber and shares is every day becoming greater
rs the people come to know more of its natcre,
The following is the statement made by sec, nr.
b. o. Harris for the year ending Sept, l, 1875
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Warranted winter wheat -four, $3.50 per hun
dred, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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FARM FOR Sale.

offer tor sale my Farm OF l60
Acres. near Hickory Point, in the
Town of Fall River. 1t is three
and a half miles from MarseilfeS
and six and a half miles from
Ottawa. and is one of the hest
farms i'm La Sale Go. will take
a small payment down, and give a
long time on the balance Of the
purchase money.
foc:.is4w l.. A. SHERWOOD
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New 10, of stationery just opened ct O'msn Il
Haueman's.
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19feD.

At Chicago, October 18th. Mrs. ANNA MOORE, wife OF
James Moore, aged Is years 9mos. % days.
The body vas brought 10 Otaws the 10th for burial
among her kindred In the Ottawa Cemetery.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

\ We are authorized to announce the name Of DAVID
WALKER as a candidate for the Office CT County
Traas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Go 20 Alloways restaurant for good meal al
any hour in the day or night.
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n EGAL Bt4A isrxe assortment sn6
oSYAN 4 RlPEx4NS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Oysters that are oysters. at II. walther's.
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AreMliaR Hop.

Knit Jackets and fine buck gloves, at NJ. Stiefe
IL Cos.
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and the following great cast /:

Prces Of Admission Reserved seats, 500; General
Admission IS and socss. IeEess AZ simon BIO.
MuS:c Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

cOnn month 20 energetic n-n and women every
sN,ONVD where. BUSINESS hOpOtdbie. ENCtLslOb MAN
UFACTURING Co. i5l Michigan Ave, Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Cash reed during the year end
ing Sept. |, 1875, .,,,...,..S 1881 %
lash loaned during the Year, $3.50 90
i remums thereon. :.,..>,.. l,14 60 S,2l5 30
Current expenses for the year 493 ~
Paid on stock surTendeted (fOr
the year. (.......>>>..... l,752 Is
Total assets of the association, 27,357 40
No of shares IN Force. ....... $40
added since sept. |, 1875, 1919
VALUE OF STOCK.
, 1875-05-25

a+,43296; Max Dudgo e52. 4t2.a9. and Henry
Iludgo et AL, e52, 4j6.2a. Mar rsyscf. Henry
Woltskehl and Jscob r. En1or al1ego TINT theJ
had reren t,onds wticl. had heen ncaied down to
ono-l.hif, and that they Ind corttt'cstch Of pro-
ferret alock for tho remainder, sholr bonda b.
ing Of tl,o hmn1!or rerics. They claimed that
they ought to Faro equally with tho other stock-
hp1:torn IN proportion to tho amount duo to
them respectively from tho procecdn Of The cl'.
tiro property, and that no ilfferenca or priority
s1loillu 10 made in favor os tue ho'Lera OF tho
tirn:-mortgago iontlh.
lilo bl1ster also reports ths following
C1.A1s,a FOR sEnv1CrH
which ho thinks ought to ho allowed:
To Tho Trustee, for his serv'ces, exrcnses, - ~
10 J.,wrtnce, Winston, Campbell h Law.
hn1eiu. e; s..' ~ .... -. - 7ooo
IL. II. HhrEard, counsel for intervening rctf-
tlot,crs 1Iayard and urns1cy ............. 10000
Ntnsen l'arnum, for intervening rctii!on-
frH Jansen Il Gail. nii................:... So.oo
Jutjap WiIktbsnnt c0,lhsel for intervening po-
tttoncr J. l., Ten l1ave............ ~" anoo
These, 10 thought. relying on shs to.simonv
OF lawyers, would DO reasonable foes for Tho
services performed.
, 1875-05-25
ELSEWHERE.
f1trnRrASr ACfT TO RECOVER.
Snsrfa, In srntrh n 7.hs fshferoo Ttth4ttss

ELSEWHERE.
f1frnRrASr hCfr TO nEcoTEh.
srstfai Hspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
CLINTON, 1a, bfay 2f.-Ono Of tho mast i'm
pottant euits, aralnst railroad company ever
tried In this Stats a. commenced this afternoon
In the District Court Of Clinton County. The
csAo ii that Of Ira Rockwell II. tho Chicago.
Clinton l. Dmhnquo Nnllrond Company, and
glows out of ciatm OF 1000 for lumber Which
Btockwsll charges WAS destroyed by fire, aud
thxt tho lrs Was oocasloned by apstks from tho
defendants locomotive on tue 18th day Of
September, 1874. Tia casa IL Lransht uu.
der = provision Of tue new codo, which
reads "that any corporation operating a
railway. shall 10 liable for ail dalsuRo by fire
that IN hct o. ckueed bS tho operating OF Auy
such railway" Tue case II attracting great
deal Of attention. and vii! 10 very warmly con-
teated on botn sides. The attorneys for tho
tI1aintilI sre Judge Cotton, Judge Lenincwtll
and Corning d Gfoas. For tho d4fondaot, Il.
=. Adams. Of Dubuque. and Ilays d Young. Of
ihiH city. Tho deionre PLEAD the unconhti,u-
tionallty Of tho law. and deny generally all lin
bIlity conuected NTH tho Gre. Tho case will be
Watched viii great interest bv lawyers AL erer
tAe Stase. Tho railroad companies having lines
IN IoHa will keep ctoAo tuu Of tho proceedings.
, 1875-05-25

tho Supreme Coutt meets next week. II In so-
ported that tho case ot Tho IlaIlroad Comn,fsson-
ors ya. tho Clicsgo, Burlington t. Quincy HAIL
road wlll coma up for oral argument tho 1ras
weak. IliA cane In regarded - important In
t.,a that It prcncnta all the polnta that can 10
revised under The 1ssiirnsd Inv. and dec,nlnn
upon tho POINTS raIEod wilt Aett1o the cunst!tu.
tiolatity Of The Law.
, 1875-05-25
RAILROAD TAXATION.

~" In" vs. t'sH ."HA" o'
In The case OF Trowbrid2s ". tic Peoria,
rektn l. Jacksonville Railroad Company, Judge
r,I,,oo4t rostord.v r,,r,;o, m n fnntlon for In
,,,a.,o, a., 5or,, .t,a r,,o ,n,c,, vnrl1 h,
'"cttoa' 'eia oo". t0o ."'o ""~" ' 80
ndopted bY tho Federal courts In the caho OF
those corporations who llavo beon attempting
to eyads tho payment OF tloir taxes On account
~ ,,a nrr,,E, c,ntro. ~ .1,o st,t. nnnrd of
r,,.isot,o, t.. Grl,,a ,,,,,,o. rim r,o.ont r,.o
Al"D'@a'ton III "A'"b '"i.o" ', na1 nau'
was All application BY etocsllolaes OF Tue HALL
road Company to restrain The Company from
payinr. or lilo County Collector from receiving,
.,,r ~ m I'm f,om,,nxs nron,,tv nm the
~, 80 y" a1 ~ ..,,r..a ~. ,...
had filed it's schedules OF lta property. and that
tho action OF tho st .tc Doasd OF Equalization III
raising +he xa1pntion of Lha taxnl,lo properky.
49,. s.o.s;,,, ,,,o =, NJ, n, p,oct vtIo,, boor,no
au asn.'s'ns ~ ss p"a,, ~ ;,,eos, ~, 49,. -
notieo =. ploo., va" s"1r. ~ N ~. w.
maGe tne "H0'o "n"eshtHen. I'M ~ .s". ~ "a.
could be collected. A temporary lnJunetlon
was grahtoH. Aau tne mo''nm tn w" nnuse'luehs'y
arEucu tor al exteas!oh. 4he uec>siou MAS on
th!s point;
tno o'l no naa coma 70 .c cohes'.on e .nns 'os ~
company onEnt 20 paY ta1os on tue votuat;ou VI
its tatletnio property IN nnsn y 'soi! t, ~ ~ ~
turns. lhts WAS bas equlsan!o, ena bnouiu oe
Cnane9ry. It woa!d DO inrtclfrltmn,o neg 10 prevent
tho coliestloh O. ta1es. iho eonpnny iaa ~ max, ~.
inE isa rotnrns @ l1ad nSea as own H.. vanauon on
lts properly LUG i,oa'a 81 EloaA1n.iton nau
ralbod TINT va's1atton Mitl!ous nosloo. anu
therefore IT waa c1almca mat tno wholo taA nas
void. But on tAe Tr'nclplo that ho VINO sonEnt
aIaity muss 40 oqh'tY tAo Juoeo taoasnt tna.
amy Company winch asked 10? an INJUNCTION
sIouh! oAor 10 Ply ~ans 'aSes uehosusou o..
wore Duo; ING company sno"eu Sa!ua.ton = oi,
which 10 base l'o fa1; hni tne tae5 tnst ,. !. naa
beon l"rScly ancfea"od ny tfo stato ooala suonl9
oElv 1naAo vold 70 mucu ol tn9 .aA 10 eAceeuGa
thc sn!Gat!on. Tue Con!t ha'l ~ o5ue1 Hou,a
therefore be entered tnat tho .n}anehon a. snouia
teBno III tho present cabe as well - III ~! utncls
which had ncca suom.tsoa a. ., 5no ea'no tasne.
conditional tnhs tle toapaus nno'1 ptf 'ue
taxes on itB tangible pfonertg wnlcn knoula pe
aasebeed on Its valuation. 1ho osaer "oulu po that
TIC injunction ahon!a lsaao on tno eoap!a'oanI
hllng bo"a 'of aonolo tae amount ol ,he ta1
enlolhou, nfoVtooa ,a'ao that wv cotnpihlnan. M
shoulo H't''an t"eatY 1hya pay HnA!ostI ~ "Ae
due On lta fa"ElbIe properly OIL LILO Sa'aat'on
n1eu Ut its o"n totn1nh.
, 1875-05-25

DR.. Il. r. liercs, Of tho Worlds Dippensary,
Buffalo, y. T.. whoso family medicines have Won
golden opiusous au1 achieved Worldwide reputa-
tioa. aftor patient study aud much experiment.
ing, succeeded iu perfcctIns compound o.trac.
Of smast-vecd, or wa.or pepper. that Is destined
to become as celebrated Is his othor medicines.
1t owoa its efficacy not entirely to tho SMART
weed. whlch. however, ts 4 sovereign remedial
agent, but largely to = harry combinatlpu Of
that herb with Jamaica gingc. and other vcge-
tAbla agents. Tbs combination Ia nuch ~ TO
make 1t vosy pleasant remedy to take. Taken
internally, 1t cures diarrhoa. dyseute.y Tor
bloody-lnt), summer complaint, cholera, cholera
morbus, colic. csamrs and pain In The stomach,
brahks up colds. fobrilo aud inAammhtoty at
tAcks. 1t IL sold by al drugGists aud dealers Ia
medicines,
, 1875-05-25
1Hs GRIPS.

oMAnA. May M.-A dispatch from Rchuy1er,
this Stats, says, '' ''Eserything looks splend1y
In this vicinity, aud farmers arc looking forwasl
with bright ant!cipAtions for tho coming harvest.
It IL said that tho crasshoppesa sre not 70
numerous ~ IN other yaars At this aeaxon.
Almost daily showers add greatly to tho growth
and appearance Of crnpa."
, 1875-05-25
THE PENNSYLVANIA VS.. THE BALTIMORE AID


NAsntxoroN, D. C., A1Ay 2t.-Col. gcast has
notified tho postnaatcr- encrai that and a!-
ter tic Int day Of Juno next no trAtnH Of tho
baltimore Il Ohio Iaoed will be permitted 10
pasa over hin rails from Philadelphia 10 New
York. Tho mail sorvlcs 10 and from Now York
In now equally divided between the two cofposa-
tfous.
, 1875-05-25
THE WEST TOWN.
Report on Larry O'Bricn's Ac-
cBtautS.
Why that Prudent Man Will Not Pay
Over.

Tho West Town Board Of Audit met last night
At Justice Mor,ison's Office. sonthnest corner
HandolIh ID Atd llastcd streets. ali tho members
present except Justico Matson.
JuB.ico 1ngeraol presented
THE FOLLOWING nEroRT,
The Comtntles 10 whom referEe,i tho matter nf
Investigating ths financial Ass Of ths Town Of Wsat
ClrAHot tDl0tt:
The Ieyy for 1873 con ststcd Of
Deficiency OIL collections aud commission on
rnr ntereat park bonds. l!s.....,...........6 6oGov
To prny!da for B!nklug fund to fettze Park
bonAt.... ....... E,On
For general town 250oo
I1tAt ....:..+....s.......s.. $u[aBN
Statement of tbs acrount Of Laurence u'l}rien,
Collector, with tho West Town Of Chicago, for 1573:
From A1eB collected IN warraht...... $iS, ,02j.90
Collection fees retained ~ PEE County Trea4-
user-
pn State t.1ea.........+.........$l,l $l,l3o1o
% C6uhtJ A1fs..-......s.,+..s.. 1f2tH.tt
Oa town iaIcn.... ................ 3GS.9l
Du PARK t1Ics-... a1h.59
Gu park and boulevard ta1...,... 155.52
On dsltnGnent taxes-
For 1a49. a49..-..ss......sss.s.st..4. Absf1
FOR mil !.1u ......
E1f loi3.-.ss...%A 1d.Sx-Jstla.5i
t:?,439.7i
by amount paid Thomas Wall, SIT.
rfffltbf ..+. .3Ih,4T3Io ....
Hy 4'ahV.Go-lh7oo.1o
, 1875-05-25
Lateral Ells3l.

In the English Coutt for Divorce and MatEi-
moniat Causes, i[r. uush recently sued Mira.
Gnah for divoscs. Tho ground OF tho suis was
the voluntary confession Of Mrs. Gust, which
her husband Was very much disnclnol to be-
lieve Mt hrBt; but sbe peraosnred in it, 4nd
nualy rspaatel 1t in the presence Of tho CO.
respondent. who affected to d1Bcredt her, but
dld not lnterpnAe any prompt and plump den!nl.
The husband then locked into tho matter, and
finding Mra. 0usas confessions corroborAtcd by
circunistsut;af evidence, spplied for diyo.ce,
which waH RrAuted.
Tho principles OF thIs cass, ho1eycr, ara not
deemed applicable In all places.
, 1875-05-25

4 Daa Moinss woman gars her husband NOR
phtas to eusa him Ut chewing totAcoo. It cussa
him, hns stn v doing hes oEn spktpg-plo ring.
, 1875-05-25

Earl Martens sud AusuHt Nsuhaus &s7l.-R, ". Leon-
ash "a. d. II. JontR, 4aI,.
tEn1s fIAnY-- st. 8einhsrdt at ii. n. J. r. Will
iafna, t}11.7s.-NItam nAnfey, uas, atr.. II. J. VI,
s"ovIlIr. fs4.6l-D Henley et IL n. o. ". Gags and
join 4. H!tt, s Gi.8t.
Cfncr,r cornr-jupas Hoosss-u. n. Ballard u.
". +. Mafr1, $97s.01.
, 1875-05-25

Amount duo Town Of West Chicago On war
rant for ,bs7.47
Hero follows tho Collectors bond for e2,010,-
o00 for tie year 1876.
The surctleB ATE Tbflfn Contey. John Coch-
rane. Patrick Carr oil. Daniel O'llera, petoE 3l,1r-
PLY, and James McGarry.
REcArITrLATios:
Amount duo for 1B5J. t,S35.61
Amount duo for 23,6a7.47
, 1875-05-25

THx bt11E ". TAk G., !, : q.
srte,as Dispateh 70 TAs ch.euge TRIBUNE,
Brnlxar1xLp, Asy 2l.-Ths Attorney soertl
IL nov psspakipS " lars for Nk Yssaaa, vh.ss
, 1875-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMpSEMENTk
ADELPHI THEATRE,
Tits tTuEsDAY3 EVENING. MAyes,
EXTRA LADIES' NIGHTt

EXTRA LADIES' NIGHTt
Greatest Varsity Thsatte IN ths Worldf Tho Createat
Family TbsAtFo IN thA W&stt fMmeuss Euc-
o,ss OF tho New Ebmpanyf
1T NICw STAIRS. 11
.EssUththE En'I.ei. seH! The Mssve!gns Gymna.t.
fn.t7x teat+ oi Iaape'!ers alton, concluding With
,Ths t*sn.ed h-.atles STEWART SISTERS. in tho!s
s1sli:n! Dsnsss. SonE1. Duets. etc. .
Of hahlsn.hle ssanf den. MGt! 3E!WYN.
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sEN uH.f1It- ths EhArattsE tulnet tsn4 ua1ssF. and
l. rHKcY w1tr1AMs. :h- won1srtn, s,o,te., Joker.
The rso Ethiopian Comedian ErLi.Y iDijHrKfGHT,
Ihs ,s3fcl!ent aons'aad'uants Artists. MksFAYER
J'he Tavots Eeccn' rio De!Inestn.. DOnhY DA11Y,
Two hours and qaat.er ns Einstnnt i)lI7 trrerdrs =
irny @ t s:tsa f:m. .. ~ ted e. T. ulE ~ or LYONS,
Mattnees for Families. Iadst, Rnd Cadreo. Nednct
fhursdsy Eitrs M.un-~ Ben.fst Of S.~.b,ys' 1rnn.,