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FINANCIAL It, COMMERCIAL,

There is no material change TO note in bust.
ness matters. Trade has been very dun during
the week in all branches of business. The farm
ers are all busy at thor crops, and do not bring
much grain to market. The recent falling OFT
of prices also tends to rctard the marketing Of
grain, as the farmers prefer waiting in hopes of
better prices later in the season.
In money matters the situation remains the
same. The demand for money is fair, and fully
absOrbs the oanable funds in the market. For
long time loans, on real estate security, the mar
ket is well supplied and parties furnishing first
class security can usually get the money on the
usual terms.
In Chicago and New York the market is re.
ported easy with call loans ruling from 6 to 5
per cent. in the former, and from % to per
cent. in the latter, with Government bonds as
collateral.
Gold has been steady aud .irmcr, ranging from.
1863 to 1l6}4,
Government Bonds in Sympat.y with gold,
and under fair Investment demand rule firm,
and prices were fully up to previous quotations.
Ravens, acKinay " Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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SIsTERLY AFFECTION.-A Boston letter to
an Eastern newspaper relates that upon one
of the fashionable South End squares of that
city there has lived in four-s,orv brick
house, until very lately woman who has
hired for her scrvan, her own sister The
latter was treated IN all respects Us mental.
and though the woman and her husband
having no children, dined alone when there
was no company in the house, they never
permitted the sister To sit with them. Not
only this, but the sisIer-scrvant was kept al
work from early till late, and there was no
such thing as leisure for her, or particle OF
the consideration due from one SO nearly re-
lated TO her. Finally the woman moved out
OF town, and the sister determined TO find AN
easier place Accordingly she engaged to e
TO summer resort as "A pastry cook In d
fashionable clearinghouse. Now II has
transpired that her sister and former misires,
has engaged board FOR the warm season mo-
only at this very resort, but also at the very
house where her sists. Is ~ ,urp.sl lAs DALI
lpies and buildings.
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OBITUARY .-MRs. MARIA BALDWIN, wife of
Samuel Baldwin, died June Sth, 1873, Of con.
sumption, at the age Of 81 years at the resi-.
dence Of Samuel Hood, in Waltham where she
lived from childhood until she was married to
Mr.. Baldwin, her maiden name being Maria
Marshall She was always considered by her
associates as kind, amablc and pleasant, and
was respected by all who knew her From the
time she married and went to live in Iowa, there
seemed to be vacant place in the social circle
Of her friends in Waltham, which was as much
the subject Of remark as the vacant chair at the
family fireside az her home. She leaves 10
mourn her loss a Kind and aiicctionate husband
and beautiful little girl, about three years OF
age, who exclaimed, as her mothers remains
were being deposited in the grave, My mamma
is only sleeping, papa; you should not let those
men put her down in the cold ground Bat
alas disease cuts the little thread OF life, and
how oft is the lnfan. as well as vigorous man
hood left without kindred to protect or condole
But disease respects not the person. Both In,
poor, the rich, high and low, must suffer dis
ease, and soon or late the grave all must find
A. &. FRENCH.
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From Marseii!es.
MARsEILLEs June II.

MARsElLltS, June -.
The ladies of the Baptist Church give 4
moonlight sociablc and festival on the blutl
this evening. There viii BE refreshments or
the grounds. also Croquct and other games.
, The ladies of the Congregational Church
gave 4 strawberry and ice cream festival al
Occidental Hall Thursday evening Of las
week for the benefit of the church. The hal
was full and the managers cleared over 500
| It is the intention of the Congrcgatlonalists
to build an addition to their church This
summer
Mr.. Robert Smith, of Chicago, and Miss
Jennie Smith, daughter Of Daniel smith
grain merchant of this place, were married
at the Congregational Church on Tuesday
evening.
The base balist, Of this place went up to
Morris to play on the 9th, The day was not
very favorable, but cleared up about three
o. clock, and the game began, resulting in 10
to II, in favor of the Morris boys Time, III.
30m. The Morris boys come here to play
tomorrow.
The present term of the Bluff school closed
yesterday.
The ladies OF the baptist Church have Car,
peted and cushioned their church.
Leavitt's Swiss Bell Ringers performed
here on Monday evening.
VIM. b. McAlister was awarded the con.
tract for carrying the mail between Marseilles
and Sandwich at 1913 per annum.
Mr. Damon is giving our road a very good
looking appearance on Bluff street. He
don't sit down and suck a pipe, but pitches
in and works himself
O. W. Young has been making consider.
able Improvements on his place this spring,
by ,eveling his lots and planting trees.
The work on SCOTS coal shaft is going
along finely, anu has reached depth of 60
eet Last evening they struck a vein of coal
out it is not known of what thickness.
CENTENNIAL.
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CEMETERIES following which we hnd
! in Henry paper, suggests an idea that might
be acted upon with prost at Ottawa. The Gem
eterv at Peoria j., the most beautiful in the state,
and vet is costing the people Of Peoria no more
than we are paying at Ottawa for the very IN
different and unsuitable ground we have for the
interment Of our dead. Why should not some
enterprisns citizen here purchase two hundred
acres on the north BLUM lying say between the
residence of Mr.. Rugg and that of Mr.. Mead,
and making roadways and drives through the IA
vines by which it is intcrlaced, make as boauti-
full burying ground as that at Peoria; and by
selling the lots at $50 or $50 each and making
reserve fund Of onc-half as at Peoria, give Us a
cemetery to be proud Of? 1t can be done as
well as not All it needs is a man with few
thousand dollars that has the grit TO undertake
it. He will not only make fortune for himself,
but be hailed as public bcncfactor:
While down at Peoria last week, Mr.. Harvey
Lghtner invited us TO take seat in his CARRIAGE,
and ride up to the famous cemetery OF that 10.
caity-Sprngdalc. These grounds are owned
by Mr. Lightncr, and their location some TWO
miles north OF the city, afforded us long, pleas,
ant drive. The cemetery embraces some @OO
acres of hill aud dale and is so plated by ma
delightful burial spot Lots in these grounds
range from $50 up and are taken entire care OF
by the superintendent and his force of employees
no work being allowed to be done by owners oi
lots and all this accomplished without extra pay
on the part of the property owner. No one Is
buried here until the lot is paid for, when all
necessary work Of digging grave, covering and
identifying Is done by the owner OF the grounds.
4 part of the purchase money of each lot goes to
make up IA trust fund, the interest of which
eventually will be sufficient to pay for the care
Of the grounds, and general ornamen,atlon. The
roads about the hill through the dales and over
the grounds measure II miles in extent. Hand, .
some monuments of all shapes and styles meet
YOU at every turn. No dogs allowed on the
grounds, and never one goes out alive If he gets
into the enclosure, and no one admitted into the
grounds after night fall The cemetery is larger
than the needs OF Peoria, but eventually, by its
peculiar natural diversity, and adaptabllity for
burial place, will become one Of the grandest, If
not the most magnificent cemeteries in the Prai-
lie State.
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The New York Butter and Cheese Ex
change have made a careful and scientific ex
pertinent as to the best salt for preserving
butter Ten different qualities were tried
among them the imported salts. They final
" decided that the Ashton was no better than
the Syracuse, and that it did not depend on
the kind of salt, but the quality. The pure
chloride of sodium, no matter where from
was equally good in preserving butter. With
this decision, however, it will not do to Use
impure SALT containing Chlordes of calcium
and magnesium, which is in most of the salt
of commerce.
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RAILROAD ExcUgsIoN.-A railroad excursion
is advertised by parties from Peru 10 take place
over the c., r. !. d p Railroad on Thursday, the
oath inst, from Ottawa, La Sale, Peru, DC, to
Rock Island and return the same day Tn,
train will start from Ottawa at 5 A. NJ and from
Peru at 545, reaching rock Island about II
O'Clock A. ~; leaving there on the return trlT
about p. m, reaching Ottawa at 10 o'clock
The parties have procured permission from the
military authorities :. ROel. leland to run the
traia on the isIsnd. The fare for the round trip
VII be $500.
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a BIG CHANCE FOR AGENTS OF ETHEL


WANTED, Agents and Pcddlcrs for our Press
and Straincr-prcsses and strains Jams, icllics,
herbs, vegetable, lard, tallow meats cheese isr.
over GnnOl sold ln a few localities, Sells quick.
Every family wants II. Is one OF the plcasantcst.
most useful, successful and profitable utensils
ever sold by agents. Weighs six pounds. Price,
$500 Exclusive territory given Circulars free.
LlTTLEFIELD ~ DAME, lO3 Washington ST.,
Boston, Mass.
MAY Odd Sw
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ottawa Wholesale Market,

OTTAWA, June 18th, 1875.
On yesterday the following prices prevailed
on corn and oats for feed:
Curn-62C.
Oats-5jc.
In pork, both alive and dressed, so little wa:
doing that we make no quotations. Poultry i:
coming in very slowly and prices remain about
the same as at previous quotations.
Wn nuptn hn
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The R,Du5iican disputes the statement Of the
FREE TRADER that b. j. McGinnis, as principal
Of the 18th Ward School, several years ago, gave
entire satisfaction, and says:
We would mildly suggest that Mr.. McGinnis
did nothing of the kind. On the contrary, he
gave dissatisfaction. II required the best efforts
Of Il majority Of the Board Of Education during
his entire school year to prevent an open rup-
turc on the part of large number of the best
citizens of the 9TH ward The senior editor Of
The Fire Timier knows this to be true us well us
any man in Ottawa.
THE senior editor Of the FREE TRADER
knows that there Is not a word Of truth in that
statement and he pretcnd5 to know all about
that matter. The opposition to Mr. McGinnis
was mainly outside of the ward and had little
reference to his qualifications as a teacher. But
when Mr.. Maicrhofcr resigned AS director, and
his vacancy was filled by an election in the ward
the ISSUE was made sQuarcly for or against Me.
Giuns, and the McGmns candidate, Mr.. Wolf
was elected 10y vote OF five to one over his OPP.
poncnt We have no desire to reopen that
fight, but Mr. McGinnis, so far as these columns
are concerned, shall at least have Justice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

! The many Ottawa friends Of d. +. Cameron
Esq, whose involvement in the Fullerton Avenue
contract at Chicago il was said threatened his
financial ruin, will feel relieved and gratifed to
learn that the Chicago city council on Monday
evening fiaally accedcd to the justice OF his
claim for relief and awarding him 1854 on his
contract have taken it Off his hand. The Full
lertOn Avenue conduit is monster sewer in
tended to connect the north branch Of Chicago
river with the lake, and thus dump the filth Of
that stream into the lake north of the city in
stead of having it float southwark into the city
and add its multitudinous stenches to the num-
crous other stcnches that render the prcfume
of Chicago river so proverbially delightful on a
calm midsummer day.
The claim Of Norris ~ Cameron, the contrac.
tors, to relief, was based on the ground that the
original profile upon which their proposal was
made differed from the actual profile as "realiz-
ed" after The contract was awarded. The matter
had been acrimoniously discussed for long
time in the city council as well as by the Chca-
90 newspapers, but MS men like Judge Dckey
and Comptroller Hayes, to whom the matter was
finally submitted, decided that the contractors
had both an equitable and legal claim to the re-
lief awarded, their decision will doubtless be
the end OF dispute on the subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Willard Blake, son of cV Sheriff Blake, died
suddenly al his residence in Livingston county
last Saturday night, as is supposed, Of appolcxy
He left u wife and two children.
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M A LECTURE
~ TO YOUNG MEN

JUST uptf'fHi, - Nftif''t EffffftF. ttof it.
4 Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment, ana
rrdiodt OF Seminal Weakness or SPgE trpEgN, M.
duced by sealusc Involuntary Emissions. N-orENCY,
Nervous Demll A-d lmpudimrnts to star iA.r generally
CONSUMPTION, ErtLErY pnd FIR Mental tri fhNstchl
Iscapsciiy. Nc.-By ROBERT i. CJLNEEWELL, NJ d.,
author OF the Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves, from It's experience thstIhc awful
consequences OF srtahusc taay BE- eeCtusly removed
without medicine. rnu without dangerous surgical opera
tons. bouges, nsrun eHt- rings cOrdAs pointing out
mode OF cure NJ certain ana cfecual by means o
which every >utrret. matter. what his condition may
be- may cure himself caeapiy. privately and IfotHs
re 7zb Lospr irii p,,,rs Bonn o. hagsIEis and
fA1u~rRis.
Sent under o. nilr .e~.'o-s. 60 - s4!'r-s %
receipt OF slS gsEt- cr %. slsls-ees.ra..
Address N. PuAii-ilsr,-
C.:As. =. 4. nLINE = Co.,
Janis IN Ma Bcxery. New York. P q. Box 4oS0.
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Large stock of wal! paper and window shades
at Osman IL IIapcmon's.
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Exchange on New York, 4 premium, selling.
La Sale county bonds, par and interest
Foreign exchange is selling at $500 per G.
Sterling exchange selling $3.50 to 5000 per &
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Choice cigars, at II. Walthcr's.

The La Sale County Grange was formally or
ganizcd by State Grand Master Colder, in thir
city, on the llth inst, with the following list al
officers:
f., ROWLAND, Oversecr;
EVANS FINLEY. Lecturer;
\. c. BARNES, Steward;
II. X. PARg, Asst. Steward.
5. l.. BANGS, Chaplain;
Gro A. True, Sec'y.
|. DOMINY, Treasurer;
ToLMAN LIBBY, Gate Keeper;
MRs. 7. s. ROWLAND Ceres;
Mrs. ANNIE RICHIE, Flora
Mrs. VI. G. lIoLDRlGE, Pomona;
MRs. i. A. LIBBY, Lady Asst Steward;
EVANS FINLEY Purchasing Agent.
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,. ". HIrCHCOcH, General Passenger Agent.
RoBEaT HARRIS, General Superintendent
d. V. TOTZALIN.
July jh Agent. Ottawa, Illinois
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Pass. Trains West STATIONS Pass. Train. East,

A. NJ SMITH. Gen'i Pass. ACT. f. RIDDLE Genl S-p
May -, iS;j. +. TANENEE Agent AZ ottawa.
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Al al OtNer nt Us Ts 7 We only piiCt Ne VsIIs pl
siouBilyJ lie may be found az Chicago.
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OntAe FIRST SATURDAY IL Each Month,
ASfDllDW5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-20

EXCURSION TO MoUNr VERNoN.-Messrs. A.
w. CARRIER Il Co. have perfected arrange
ments for an excursion from this city, over
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad and the Potomac river, to Mount
Vernon, on the Cd Of September. The train
will leave here at 7:30 A. NJ. and return q,
8 P. NJ. The price OF the ticke!s will be 5:
each. Ample time will be given to visit
every portion of tie premises. There ars
many hundreds of persons, who, having
never seen this historic spot, will gladly avail
themselves of this opportunity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-20

NrgslNG.R!Kp- How II PROTECT THEN.
Tie Legislature Of 1S11,&2.'114 enacted 4 Very
S'fie.rut IA" iJr the protection Of these
sweet >ot@,trr-. 1t prrscr!be> that 1t shall
bot t,. a"tuI 10: any one. except the owner
ot The IId on Suich the birds build, d" 10
iunt u ~, or rob lhsiT nt>t>, or otherwise
c4usr tie destruction Of mockipg-birds in
auy rf 'u" r0l;ntIrs OF lile state > or" to en-
l.lp ca;cl, OT t1kc from their nests for the
plfpo,r OF : l;rn@. exporting, or caging
Ihen." a..
TLt penalty for each offence, recoverable
b":vTra '.;>,icr Of the peace. Is liked nj so,
or IN d~'alH' OF payment. Imprisonment IN
TIE county Jti II not less than two nor more
ta4u tour months. The amount OF the fine
uJ.> 10 the school fund.
I'll" at prr>crbr> that any person offend.
ius a-alu- it may be arrested by any clti-
Zu Of ;hr Commonwealth. with or without
Il warrant. and carried before justice of the
Ieac", "ho shall proceed to try the case -
a. several arrests under this law have re-
Gently b.ru made in Hcnrico. Only few
day since person WAS arrested for taking
Giochin- bird- from the National Cemetery
Tie r.>c wa> called before Justice Larus,
I!H before coming TO trial the offender com.
promised t'y returning the birds and paying
a.I ro>>
Il vur f!.vnG> 10 The country would pre-.
>rtNr the>e. the most beautiful singers Of all
The "atAcrrd tribe. il you'd be well for them
t. Icl Promptly against all offenders under
tair >t!tu Z.