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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-19
Mill Works, Farm Machinery ( lnpl|
,,urrSTEE.S SALE
Ottawa, May sth, ls,j.-ii

SALE.-under and by virtue
OF the power OF sae conts!Bed Ia certain trust deed
dated she day OF October A ~ - mace by
Samuel NJ Rowe and Celestial Rowe, DC vie, ~ DSsnh
Miller and Harriet \. Miller h wife 20 me NE nndrr
signed John W. IomDhn, trustee recorded IN the ls
corders office OF La sale county Illinois. thr w gay 81
Soypu Der A. D. 1874. IN BooL - o. Records phge ~ Cu
ypyne to trustee certain premises bltuae IN sslu
Ia ALE county known AnG IN said tue de"d hrScrpel ~
al number hs SHOWN Oy thc piAt nI
SHERIDAN recorded in BooL OF Ftt- page . tbRethst
With warehouse grain elevator ana machine Shops Win
machinery therein 10 he payment 81 one pfpmrso
nv note date said trust deed made ~ said sam
uei VI Pow . and Dyson Miller - John IomnIn ard Ira
Tnmhn COR the -uu ofGye thousand dollars due one year
after date wiz; At Tie rate OF Ten per cent per an
Rum payable annually viii power ssle a. h"ttn pro-
ded Ia case default should he made 10 NE payment OF sa
note and default having been made IN The payment OF SAIL
note and unner said rst deed the legal hold
or, ssd note having applied to 10 pro,scd under The
The nner of q deed and sell said premises, cls
no ;he there due said note the sum OF I'VE thOu
sai dollars and Interest the twenty sixth day OF DC
tol-r 80 shall a. north door OF tie County Court
orsa m ottawa IN he sa'" OF Illinois, on tia 2lst day 81
March D. s1GIit The hOUr Of twelve o'clock n 20 raise
ts amount dge ssd note costs aud expenses O; ale
sav a. pubc auction the highest and best bidder Tor
r.,h said premises herein above described. .ud all
,gEi tie hrnegt al1 e. lty 1f redemption 81 the sN.
ssuIu Rowe Ualesi Rowe, Dyson Miller aud Hamlet
''''''' ~ JOHN " IONHLIN.
Eeh. 80, 'sis.-9S trustee.
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, Remarkable Cure of Consumption i'll Chi
from Chicago Tribune, J


From Chicago Tribune, Jan. 6th, is'Gl
TESTIMONIAL or HON. JOS. 4. GARY, JUDGE OF
THE SUPERIOR COURT OF COOK COUNTY.
DR. ). ID. Howe: CHICAGO, Dec. H. 1876.
D,dr Sir:-Permlt me to add my grateful ties
timOny TO the army OF witnesses to the virtue OF
YOUR Justly celebrated Arabian Remedies. For a
long time my wife was seriously afflicted with a
hacking cough, oppressed breathing, soreness Of
the chest and con ;ant acute Pain in the lower
portion ni the right lung and under both shoul.
der blades. Her suitcrngs were intense, and
she became extremely nervous and Frustrated
Her disease was pronounced consumption by
the musicians of Chicago and other cities, whose
prescriptions had been taken without benefit.
when YOU visited Chicago June, lo'3, we called
on YOU, having very little hope OF deriving help
from your treatment. We were inspired with
confidence hy the skllful manner In which your
Thorough examination was conducted, and the
satisfactory explanation with which you closed
vnur diagnosis. Nv wife determined Ia take
y,ur medicines IN accordance with your plan
and uractical directions She began 10 use the
Arabian MIX Cure and Arabian Tonic; thelr
beneficial effect a. once became maniicst-the
con- a looScncd and soon ceased, respiration be-
cam, rtsy the soreness II the chest was relieved
and an main removed, she began 10 gain IN iiesh
and improve in strength aud appearance. in,'
/ ly believe that your medicines ana ekiIluI Iu-
I vice have saved the lie VI my wife. Shc uhtle,
with me in this g-eatcfUl tribute to The HcI't "'
, your remedies.
Very respectfully yours,
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DISSOLUTION.

Tie partnership heretofore existing hetHt'n ' y, n9
never M w. q Linton under tie lrn name ~ b9i "
!..s d Ia the auction and commission bl--n'-- y1s
"a III l. this CAV dissolved ~ mutual cor. sent Az =
counts due the frm are D. collected AZ ~ eus
artsf by ard Tor tn uss Of ire firm l - s-iG ~ %
y. 9Ullmsyer. ~ y S1 80 ''-'''
titfAua m Frh 70. I-7s. W. e. LLHA'N, o.
80 " po-lzisre4 NJ c1l'r1e lz 20 tss.l---. 'eh'.is
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THE LiGHT or THE TioUsEHoLD.->mhinS Ia
ccs are the household lights. Can Wiic expect
her husband to smile when she sets before INN
poor bread: Can a husband look FOR smiles rom
his wife # lie offers her inferior materials ieF
making bread: If you, sir. will please your vile
get u. p. DcLand & Cos. BS' CLINICAL >rl,rr'ss
and she will produce bread and biscuits thai will
please yOu-ihat viii please her, and there vii
be light in the EousehOld-sm.lrs all around
Z SO L instead &C soda or baking Powder.
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Spain.

The new Cortes were formally opened by
the king in person on the 18th. In his adj
dress he promised speedy termination Of
he civil war in the overthrow Of The Carlists.
All accounts from the north indicate that
the royal army, in It's operations against the
Carlists, has met with signal successes, and
hat the cause Of the pre:endey is desperate.
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Very respectfully yours,

JOSEPH Z. 'Akl.
The above testimonial is entirely voluntary
and certainly speaks we'll COR DR.. Howe, Arabian
medicines
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

Editorials in defence of Minister Schenck
in reference to his connection with the Emma
Nine have appeared in the London Telegraph
and Standard. A document expressing una
bated confidence IN him and esteem for his
character has been signed by Americans liv-
ing in London. A writ against him has been
issued, but has not yet been served
In the house Of commons on the 10Th, NO.
bert Henry Hurst, liberal, who had oceh
elected member of the house in DeceMoei
last for Horsham Sussex, was unsea'eu III
consequence of sending letters to voters pro
missing to pay their railway expenses 10 'he
polling place. Justice Quain, of the court OF
the queens Bench, declared that this was
bribery, and that his election was therefore
void.
There has been slight rise IN prices in
the English grain markets.
The London Echo says on authority the
Scottish Rife Club has duly considered the
proposal of Sir Henry Halford for sending a
combined British team to Philadelphia, and
resolved not TO accept, but to send team of
its own.
In the house of commons on the 10Th Dis
raeli moved bill enabling the queen to take
The style ard title of Empress OF India"
1t is not such heresy as to justify the pen
atty of being deprived of the sacramenls to
leny the personality of Satan So the judi.
clary committee of the privy council decided
in the case of Jenkins against Cook, appealed
from the arches court at Canterbury.
Another of the shocking marine calamities
which have been so frequent on the English
coasts Of late, is reported. Two steamships
the Franconia and the Strathclyde, came in
collision off Dover on Thursdsy and the lat
ter went down, drowning her living freight
Of fitty.two persons.
France.
Under the new press law, the liberty of the
press must receive new definitions. The gov.
eminent has begun proceedings against the
Repu5liqne Fraacaise, Gambetias organ, for
an article published on Sunday, violently at.
lacking Buffet, the vice president Of the coun.
Gil and minister Of the interior. A prosecu-
ton has also been commenced against the
Derneucteme Steele, for an editorial attack on
Minister Buffet. And the Laigle, Bonapart
ist journal at Ajaccio, has been seized and
prosecuted tor attacking the government and
publishing proclamation issued by Napo.
leon from Wilhelmshohe in 1871.
Prince Napoleon (Plon Plon) has issued an
address to the electors Of Ajaccio, announc,
ing his candldsture for the Assembly, and an
nouncing his acceptance of the republic. He
says he does this in sincerlty-from profound
CONVICTIONS and adds: ~ respect the form
of government without any bitterness, pro,
vided it insures order, justice, and liberty. If
elected, shall be always democratic and a
partisan Of progress"
The Due de Casas, another imperialist,
candidate for deputy from Paris, also ex.
presses his conviction that the republic is
,o,r ,Io orI {, pocc;b1o rOuorp,,lrt T,- I'roppn
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For Lieut.. GOVERNOR. NJ. Peckerell.
For Secretary of State-H. NJ: llooton.
For State Treasurer Henry Tow Aspern.
For Auditor-John Ilise.
Attorney Generally. 5. Coy.
After transacting some formal business, as
appointing state committee, &c, the con.
yention adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SrXUNToN, VA.-We take pleasure
in directing attention to the advertise
ment in this issue of this popular semi
narv for the education of young ladies,
it is located in the city of Staunton, in
the centre of the far-famed Shenandoah
Valley, in one of the healthiest climates
in the world. In this health-giving
climate our daughters who go with
feeble constitutions, soon acquire the
vigorous form and blooming cheek of
health. 1t presents attractions unsur-
passed if not unequaled in the South. 1t
is conducted by over twenty able and
accomplished teachers and officers. Its
buildings are home-like and elegant,
grounds attractive, scenery grand.
The last session of this school was at
tended by pupils from seventeen States:
One of the laudabe aims of this school
will be to require its pupils to practice
economy, especially in dress. TO this
end simple uniform is worn. In this
institution no unnecessary bills are al
lowed, and the expenses OF parents and
guardians are to be kept within the
lowest possible aoumnt.
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NOTICE,

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION AID
I opted by the General Committee OF the
Centennial Organization, that in case OF
deficit said deficit should be paid from the
Guarantee Fund subscribed for that pur.
pose, the Finance Committee having care.
fully examined all bills and receipts, find
II necessary TO collect fifty per cent OF this
fund to cover the deficit.
The Executive Committee earnestly re.
quests all persons who have subscribed to
the above fund to assist the Ward Collec-
ton Committees by promptly paying the
per centage required to meet our obliga-
lions. The Collection Committees are re-
uuested TO conclude their collections by
Wednesday, and report to the Finance
Committee on Thursday evening, July -.
A full detailed report, etc, will be placed
before the General Committee at their
next meeting, and published hereafter.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
c. A. SCHAEFER, Chairman:
c. HIRSCH, Sec'y. jyl7q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-17
A Future POLICY.

FUTURE POLICY.
What shall be the future policy OF the
government towards the Indians? Is
question that is puzzling TO every one
who feels an interest in the question. The
course that the government has pursued
tor the last few years is highly fsrclal. IL
has provided the Indians with all the I'm
proved weapons of warfare, ammunition,
food and clothing, and the only thing
needed to render it a complete farce was
to furnish men to load the guns while the
Indians shoot down our soldiers. 1t
would look like an act ofinexcusable bar
barity, but i: may yet prove one OF hu.
mainly to annihllate the whole race. 1t
is useless to try to make christian white
man out of an Indian. Josh Billings
SAYS that all the good Indians die young,
and the OILY sure way to civilize an In
dian is to shoot him. Sitting Bull has
proyen himself soldier of no mean pre-.
tentlons, and Spotted Tail is statesman
as demonstrated in his negotiations with
the government. The former is the
Wilhelm and the latter the Bismarck OF
the Indian nations, and the government
will find it no childs play TO whip them
into subsection. At any rate, there is
more use for the troops on the plains
than in the Southern States. NJ.
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Farm for Sale.

VIZ ITH THE INTENTION OF RETIR.
w ing on account OF age, Will sell INV
farm, situated I'm Dover township, Union
county, Ohio, OH the Marysville and Della.
ware pike, adjoining the town OF New
Dover, on the Delaware and Springfield
railway, go acres, 10 OF which Is In q high
state OF cultivation; balance timber. all
good barn, fruit, good water, soil black
loan, making n desirable farm. Will sell
in one body, or TO suit purchasers. For
further particulars call on or address
MORGAN SAVAGE,
je:Segrb New Dover, Union county,
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CAMP MEETING.

TIME WHEELING DISTRICT CAMP
Meeting Association will meet on the
Camp Ground, on next TUESDAY. at A.
NJ, TO perfect their arrangements for the
ensuing Camp Meeting. The ground was
never so beautiful as IT is now. Already
families are moving into their cottages for
the warm season. This ground Is destined
TO become quite retreat in the warm sea.
son, in the near future.
There are some desirable lots yet to be
disposed OF. Parties desiring eligible lots
should not fail to apply to the tent COM
mittee next Tuesday.
Notice is hereby given TO all lot holders
who have not occupied their lots for the
last three years, that, according TO the Con-
stitution, If they are not occupied this
year they will be forfeited to the AsSocia-
yio- iyl7Q
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RAILROAD LETTING.

KAtlHOAO Lei INV.
DELLAIRE AND SOUTHWESTERN
ID r. K.
The portion of the Bellaire and South
western Railway between Armstrong;
Mills, Belmont county, and Beallsville, In
Monroe county, is offered for the attention
of contractors.
called propo ais for grading and brldg-
fnp the same will be received at the Office
OF The Engineer of said Company, in Bel
iaire, until the sth day Of August next.
,ime amer the list day Of August, The Conn
pany reserves the rightto reject any OF the
bids offered. Satisfactory security for the
performance of any contract Will be ex-
pected. p.u;, 1. " +, f ;aora
BELLAIRE, O., July IA, 1876. jyl1egi
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Wesleyan Female Institute.
STAUNTON, VA.

Begins its 9th annual session Septem-
b ar list, 1875. Ranks among the first Vir-
ginia Schools for young ladies.
TWENTY three teachers and officers.
Modern Languages and Music taught by
European ard American teachers
Located midway between the noun
tains in the beautiful Valley OF Virginia.
Most invigorating climate, far-iamed TOR
health. Pupils coming here with feeble
constitutions, generally restored.
Buildings elegant famed by purest noun.
tain breezes, commanding magnificent
scenery, altogether one OF the most de-
lightml College homes In the Union.
Simplicity In dress, with neat uniform
required.
No unnecessary expense allowed.
Board and tuition in College course for
scholastic year $40
For Catalogues address,
REV. w. A. HARRIS, d. d., Pres't,
jyI7egh Stanton, Virginia.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
EoR SALE.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE,
n No. l5l Sixteenth street, In flrst-claSs
condition. This house Is very convenient
suitable for either one or two families. II
contains eight rooms, and has water all
through IL. There is a good stable on the
premises. For terms and further particu.
lars enquire on the premises, between b
aud Z O'Clock I'm the evening. II not sold
before July 18th, IL will be offered nj public
sale on that day at 10 o'clock, at the Court
House. JOHN r. McNABB.
ju2Ora
The above sale has been adjourned until
Saturday, July Is, at 3 o'clock A. NJ.
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AMUSEMySTs.

Rosenburgs famous Baltimore. Band
discourssd sweet music on the lawn
during the day, and at night in the large
ballroom, where young and old mingle
in the dance mszes. There are billiards,
bowling alleys, croquet grounds. and
almost any amusement that may DO de-
sired; not excepting a young "tiger,'
which WorshSm, the Richmond lion.
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PU BLIC SALE

PUBLIC; SALE
VALUBLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
CITY OF WHEELING.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR IN,
VISITING In CITY PROPERTY.
The undersigned will offer for sale nj
public auction, in front OF the Court House
In the city of Wheeling, on SATURDAY.
the nd day OF July. 1876, the follow
ing desirable building lets in said city
situated in the Eight ward, viz:
No. square ~, fronting on Fifth street.
No. S square %, n K corner Fifth and
Elm street.
No. 9 square 81, fronting on Fifth street
between Elm and Willow.
No. square 81, fionting on Fifth street
between Elm and Willow.
No. square 36, fronting on Sixth street
No. square 81, n. 4. corner OF Sixth and
Locust streets.
MOL square 81, S. Z. corner Sixth and
Locust streets.
No. square 81, f.onting on Sixth street
and adjoining 40. l.
Also the following lots in the Seventh
ward, Zane's island:
No. Is fronting on Broadway, west side
No. Of fronting on Broadway, west side
No. ~ fronting on York street, east side
No. 95 y. w. corner OF Virginia and York
streets.
No. o. fronting on Virginia street, nerth
side.
No. 9s fronting on Virginia street, mort h
side.
No. l02 fronting on Huron street, east
side.
No. lOS fronting on Huron ST., east side.
No. ia fronting on Huron ST., west side.
No. lis fronting on Huron ST., west side.
No. l2S fronting on Wabash ST., east side.
No. i. fronting on Wabash al, east side.
No. iSS fronting on Wabash ST., west side.
No. III fronting on Virginia, north side
No, ii2 n E corner OF Virginia and Wa
bash streets.
The attention of persons desiring TO pur-
chase lots for the purpose OF building upon
them. as well as those who desire 70 Invest
with a view 10 t1e future rise in price and
value OF Wheeling property, is particu-
larry called 10 this opportunity for IN
vesung.
The lots are all well drained and tligibiy
situated. A clear title with usual cove
nants will be given.
TERMS-One-fourth in hand, the bal
ance in one, two and thee equal annual
payments, evidenced by the bonds OF the
purchaser and secured by lien on the pro-
perry sold. VIM. ID. CABELL,
A. MOORE, JR,
At McLure House, for estate OF Col. Chas
Ellet, ir.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. n
j. W, MITCHELL, Auctioneer. lyl5
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TO MERCHANTS.

"A buy at a discount an order for ac-
commodation ut the Collonade Hotel,
Philadelphia, amounting TO Seventeen
Dollars and Halt. For particulars apply
at this ONCE. feblSb
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

liz the largest and altogether the mos,
complete news and family paper printed ~
West Virginia. II will be sent TO any 40
dress one year for S2.0O. Valuable premi'
ums 10 ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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eyes, his flowing locks, his dash, his noble
and manly bearing, his widows devotion
his rise, his success and his tragic end
with that of his brave three hundred
who rode with him into the jaws OF
death.
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A CARD.

rNO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiScritiOns of youth
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., will schd recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by II missionary
in South America. Send II self-addreSsed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH Il. INMAN,
Station ID. Bible House, New York City.
feb29eod-egub
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-05
THE IMPEACHMENT,
Proposition TO Postpone Argument I'm.
tI the 10TH tetcd Down Dy tine

WASHINGTON, Msy AFTER the
morning ,.Iour the senate resumed the
impeachment trial Of Ex-Secretary Be-
kD8,,
Ex-senator Carpenter, Of counsel for
respondent, said il the court wes TO ad-
jOurn next week IS proposed, it would
be in the middle of the argument, and
be had no doubt 1t would be more con-
venient to DO q sides to have the argu-
ments postponed until the re-ss-en n bling
Of the senate.
Manager Lord said the mansgs srs
would prefer to have a consecutive hesr-
Ing but il the argument was to be brok
en- by an adjournment the managers
would prefer 10 have the argument post
pOned until the fifteenth instant.
Af-er Ome discussion the ate re.
fused TO postpone hearing, by a vote OF
yeas, "a; nays, 3S.
Mr.. Blair, fer the respondent, opened
the argument on the question OF jurig-
dictiOn, quoting at length from the
Blount case. He denied the power Of
the senate to try private citizens on ar
ticles of Impeachment. He cSntended
that several United States judges had
resigned and the impeachment proceed
iDRs against them stopped.
When Mr.. Blair concluded his argu.
ment the senate took a recess of fifteen
minutes
Upon reassembling Manager L 2rd re-
piled to the Argument Of Mr.. Blair. He
asserted that the senate had Jurisdiction
in the case, and in support OF his srgu-
ment cited numerous legal authorities.
When Manager Lord concluded, the
senate, sitting E3 cOurG of impeaCh-
ment, adjourned until tomorrow, and
the consideration Of legislative business
was resumed and the senate soon ad-
iourued,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-05
WASHINGTON.
Continuation Of the Examination of
POmpOus Little Johnny Davenport.
Ihe Fool of the Administration.

WASHINGTON, May 4-The commit
tee expenditures in the department Of
Justice today continued the examina.
ton of John I. Davenport. The witness
wPs peIJOnally acquainted With every
person who sign / the vouchers, ard
knew eli to be genuine; knew every
man on the pay-rolls; received pay for
services actually rendered; every paper
produced was a bona f9e voucher, COW
ering money actually expended; these
were ell the vOuchess he IVES now able
70 furnish, and they vouchCi for all the
money ne had received and expended,
except some very small sums Of no con.
siderable amounts. In reply TO Mr..
CouEer witnr e said the T suit ufthis ex-
psnGiture had been to suppTGEs and pre-
vent fraudulent voting; tue fraudulent
voting wPs decTeas d greater in the DEM
OcTatic party thsn ID the Republican
party; the work was so completely done
IL could now be carried on 1t very little
expense.
Mr.. COnger-Ha5 your expenditures Of
this money consummsted the object
which you suppC ID it would, and which
he Pre.i ident had reason to believe X
would when he authorized the money to
he paid over to you for this purpose?
AnsweT-It hes, sir.
Several questions Of Ike import were
asked by Mr. C0ngeT, 10 which Mr..
Csulfield stTenuOusly objected. Mr.. Con-
ger insisted that il was important to
show whether the Pr -ident ives justified
10 ordering the expenditure Of this sum
Of money. After some time spent in
discU ssiOn, Mr.. CRulfield objected to the
questions being answered unless the
committee decided it. 4 vote showed
four In tie affirmative and three ia tine
neg ative.
Mr. Csulfeld-Well, you will see
where this. s.tbing will lead to now.
In answer to questions by Mr.. Can
dleT, the witness said that the ell tire c5st
Of his work had been sixty.five thous-
and dollars, the difference between that
sum and thirly.four thousand dollars
coming from another fund, for which
vouchers were in the treasury deusrt-
ment; that he charged the government
for the labor on the books, and for the
hooks themselves; that the government
owned some Of the books, but he him.
seH owned the others, which he had
copy righted. Adjourned.