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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

SCHOOLS On next Monday the School Irus-
tees OF the district embracing the towns Of
Ottawa and South Ottawa will meet 10 fix the
boundaries Of Tie new school district, in accord.
with the late decision TO re.organize the schools
As soon as possible after this is doHe, The elec-
ton OF trustees will he held.
On next Monday the closing term Of the
schools Will begin in all the wards except pessi
bly, the 9Th and 9Th wards, in which there is
considerable sickness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

The New Orleans special TO the Chicago
Inter Oceah declares that Gov. Pacaaid "car-
ried the state OF Louisiana for Hayes with his
OWL private fortune" Little facts like these
help to make clear what other wiseseems IN.
explicablc in Hayess coarse towards Louisi'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

We observe that an effort is on 100, to do
violence 70, override, set aside, defy, C0n,emn,
ignore and spit upon Hayes and ScAurz's
sublime new civil service rules by removing
Webster from the la Sale post Office and ap-
pointing one DR. Corbus in his place Web
ster is Of course very properly and heroically
Indignant, and goes FOX the rash doctor in two
crushing columns of the In Sale Pres.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

Hayes depends more for southern support
on the Texas Pacinc Railroad job than on
his treatment Of Hampton and Packard Ia
This connection 1t is an interesting fact tina,
Brown, OF Tennessee, who hes been selected
as q member of Hsyes's trading commission
10 Louisiana, is Eice-PresGent Of the Texas
Pacific Railroad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

President Hayes illustrates his civil service
reform by appointing W. W. Holden post
master a, Raleigh, n. c., man who was I'M
peached as governor OF that state tor stealing
public money, degraded from Office and made
ineligible to any Office in future.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

All subscriptions to be paid in advance
Remit,ances may be made through money o
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$tt 4tstgtadtr.
Ottawa, Ill.,. Saturday, March 81. Le...
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
,,,, the following publications, furnishing
both at the prices named, postage prepaid.
IT, oser ia omen to old subscribers or new
at any post office IN the country;
IT, .nrp and Chicago Weekly Times. .$3l5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-31

We cannot help selling bosts aud shoes cheap
At Child x Phifps' oil stand That is our hes;
bold. T. SPENCER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

mark. formerly OF the Caucasian. Was In the cit,
: yesterday, and called on the InicliIgencer n,
Informed lie OF the death Of Major Parks I'M,
infant dau shtrr, Zoe. one OF The twins of wnn,u
50 inuch has been >4Id by the press OF the state
TIA" following named gentlemen We're IN III,
city Wednesday. Hon + VI. Edwards, Mai
""". T. Gordon, l"hn J. Hail. Rrack Fletcher
JHnlrS \. Gtr,ion. \ II Sander, u H.p
t-ir"n. L T. ,rnm, Wnt. I%;rllNmy, Jnu r
'%"raLrr. Iim"7 a,inwa GrItl Bu,uri, Harvey
ftlttrnhuI" ani IN. Nancrv.
Ia" i~OllrwrtE named gentlemen We're IN Lex.
ImEt.n Saturday lat Joseph Shelby, Juo.
Oliver MlrE. jacobs. Sam Null, L. W. KIi.
in=-. orlando Bra Hey, Richard Barley, VIM
l'rcet"n. - Callahan, W \. lsedl. .Ino T.
.Artu'%cr, ta>> KNland, VIM tr-kinr. Thos
I''''s, James y Gordon. Eli ADAMS. I y,
Nlt'' kirN J"e. =. Wood, Geo. W Han, K J.
Nnlih. Jackson i:rl'il"y. {. Barnett. ST, rhns
Graves. John Luckhirt. R"ti Young, Henry
h'iIe-. /. u Nr'r. John Nelson. Harvey Nal
Tory, dos. 'hrI~'y, J1hes Nti"iwell W :.
lhnrr. Il u Wrrdia, x I. Conn, Evan
Young, Ri Austin. Dr G.. Z iIrrndon. DR.. +.
). Ming, Dr NJ W. Tate. nr. ) r. smith. Rry
q. =" Smith. ANA Rev. j II Margerson.
lt" toli"HIns named gentlemen were IN the
ritS TAI iura':H. II j Higgins. W {. Bcnt.-.
Dan Greenwood. ~r., I. i. Miller, tart
f~tshhnch } - tlnTh-"n. Joseph Garrett, Jno.
A jrhI."s. 10 W. t'Iuunis. W. X R,Igr.
L,wsVn Giant. i;"ht Landlord. .Jn". WhratIcy
! y. Edwards. DO smith. t:U1I keenr, Lee.
Bradley, Roht. CoN, y. G. Phillips. \. "
D%"uthItt, Pat Marshall. "a luunr. Rev
jtTn"- Warren. Luth"r, VIII aud Nit Wayman.
John Ford. - littcjohu, luru-r Williamson.
squire p Il hudson. IL. M"lurkr, samuel II.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

Warm this week.
Read McCauSIand d Bedford's doubt.
column advertisement.
Honey comb quilts mosquito bars. para-nl,
and fans nj prices to close. McCuIslanl 4
Bedford.
few pieces OF ladies underwear, lit VET
which we will close out AT cost. ,Huhiu-
n Bee Ing.
y" other merchants ia the city ha, e"l The
.>anh' 10 reduce tue price Of Good ~ low
~ have ConkIing ~ Brsdiug
People who wish IN save u4Ju,l should
take advantage OF the sacrifices no" Drims
make al Conkilng n Bc%c,iing'-
We have thi, week reduced the price of
all summer good; We must hay' room 1uf
our new fall stock. COnk!iug y Rrrding.
We have ,rird some Of konin>nu'> new
Hour and tint it Ia be avery superior yrlirlr .
HIS new machinery j. working iihr charm.
Farmers. We have one hUnirri pir al
| plow shoe winch We hN put on the alter
Of sacrifice" to ~r- how cheap lh,N nrr.
Call at Conaliny 4 Hr.ding'r.
The Cogle divorce case, Yesterday, r.
vealed the fact. for ,one line suspected. thrt
Eng"ne Phelps was Tie niGhwaymtn who
robbei Col. j ans lounG Of his watch.
We are selling black mOhair- AT -. s. nua
81. worth 81, 81 and 81 -. We have oniy
\ limited quality left; come quirk If YOU
wanI them. MrCau>laud ~ Bedford
The following boats have passed this puIi
since our IaSt ISSUE: tp-Fanmr Lewis. "Ih.
took Int hu. coal; 10 Kinney. .th. l"ok .mo
Inn Goa, It,r IL H. ,ntt. ! a., s,I -..I
'ho bu. coat Tidal Wave, 1tn.
The Young gentlemen of this ciiy gave =
party. at B.eLr'> Cave. last II"ll. which
promised to b.. one of Il- most ja.4cis Al
tended at The season. IN spite OF the Intense
heat. We Went To p!e.> too early 10 report
ii in tai.
Mr.. Henry G"i<"r has sold lis baker, and
grocery store 10 Mr.. Mu>atri. Il viii look
like OLD iilnr- 10 see Mu>-aIi back AT thu uiu
stand. on Franklin street. Mr.. GrlI~r viii
go back 10 his farm, rs he says, To work oil
III, extra fat.
Mr. BroUk>-iIyimg ON Mrs. ~Fcrgu-om',
farm eight miles south Of Lrximgiou-;rac-
turrd his CUllar-buuc a few days arc tN ttIi-
Ing from Il load of wheat w!ulc driving 10
the stack yard. Or. ilaruemtn dressed tn"
wound aId II l., doing well.
Great sacrifice" VIII Ice made until the 1T
OF September. IN all cia>>r> of goods such a.
par.>oi>. fans. white ,Ira.. rnnt. trIu,u,r..
cutt"nudr>. roloied .tIrt!n.. Summer lirur
weight leans. ladies and ,bfltr,.u', shoes
&c, at ConkIny X Eeediur-.
Several yuuu. ladies IN ia. clly h,ya been
,rrcnldri during the past week. amt they
10 not know whether to feel coruriim.ofrG
or otherwise. IA they say the >,r,nAd,r,
were So Sick TIN, somrn, Them ,.,,LI ..,r..4,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

The Or A = simmons Vegetable IIr"r
hei'c'ne advertised IN a.other column is ,ue
"'.sIn"i ana only genuine Simmons Liver Med
icine, Manufactured at hAttan0oga, Tenn. in
which city AMI vicinity 1t has been made Tor
nearly forty wears. It Is probably the Oldest and
best Vegetable Liver Medicine III ia" worIi. n
Is a. effective IN Liver diseases as caiomrI. ami
perfectly harmless. Every ;ac*ag" is .Lciu.,.:
IN Il yellow VIA, peg, Rn,t las 'ur likvnesa OF tAr
Ola decor ""gra.ed upnn 1t. sample package
Tree OF charg" AT j \. QIhrl"~ \ Go =. u. W
u lewis amri lh"n. G0sewIsch's, where the
ih''I"'et Is also Tor sale. JuI2sml
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
HOW II is DONE,

The first object in life with r4e a American po".
'I" - t" set rich til" se'"n'i. now to regain
."o' i!raIii. The first cab De obtained hy rn-r-
" "Anest, and saving, til" SECOND. gg"ml
~heaiih,j 10y using GREENS AIGISI FLOW
FIX. should I"n h" Il de pOmI"nt ~uf trr from
any at til" effects of dyspepsia, Liver ,,rl.I4i.t.
indigestion. e.. -nrh a ST. hratar!,". !.d-
pifat!",r VI lar tirart, Soar stomach, iiablunl
I">iiv"nrsr. i'IZIIn"ss of the Head. <rr,ou,
fr"s'fafi"n. Low spirits. AZ. you urr,. moi Ia
Ter another day. Two dose "I AUGr>T Flew
ri. VIII relieve you q; ancr 9Sn!pl. Bottle Ia
'"'t*. HAb.lar size - cents. Positively sold
~ nj irst-c.rss Druggists IN the +, Tina,
~r"'ewi-"h, Agent, Lexington Mo ,unricruy
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
WE WILL ENDORSE ALL YOU SAY.

II all the Charter OAK. nov -. Us" .ur H. .no,
- TIA On" w~r'haHr u.r! tor nearly i"-.st, y,nr-
yea can rrrru.Iueni iliaIu "ui e,tliIr ,tu,uirur-,
Gni We Will endorse all y"u sly, h.t.uu ,E.I-
"n&hIy te-te! their many excellent qualities. A.
are pleased 10 say that q, = absolutely wI'h,uj :
fault or impcriection, and a marvel of rc"uon,
and neatnrss- uusll-lw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
LOOMS CHILL TONIC.

iaI- l. something new and different from any
other preparation on the markc:, anu Is offered
to yUu as II sure and safe remedy for Chlll~ and
fever. ami nj such II price. that puts il IN the
reach OF every one. No cure no pav = Il. ,rrrn-
=" "ig. /. on I'rirr a. cents. try 1t. Pr.-
pared only ry +, :. q ARLt~N CO
IHIpjtt1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11

:Et e.. A.sii Seminary requires :,
written examination, occupying u fun uay.
ON each one oitt,e studies OF the course M
one receives the general diploma until q
written examination has been succ-ssfnjiv
passed on every study Of the course.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11
Personalities.

Wv hcE'tilCk"l i ~ IaIf--
A"iit"" ilallait ~ l. IN C"l"ra,In.
Bob EUr't,tic'S book il "ui At Il-f.
Mr.. Lafayette Burton Is At tom" ON i visii.
MI" pu"al. "t N~tp,I""n t. dangerously III.
Ben n'iar. who has bv,n va, III. !, lmpruv-
Judge samuel l.. sawyer WA, IN The city last
SATURDAY
Mr. IL Kot,rr;-. .t Mt no,r, called
NJ. " !. '.tr"Ir' Itue daughter. Katie, /
iaurrruu-iN al.
Nil jennie Frrt"y i7v.,.,tnS hrr '~'rotltrI over
III The sucker state
Mrs iha~. NiI,!Ltt, uI this c!tv. l. VisItln.
friends NJ W4rrrnshur.
MIS- Hattie ,hrvaItei leaves l0-iAv 10 VISIT
friends IN saline crUnj,.
Lydia Thompson j. coming wIIht larger troupe
ui hiFh kirEer- tnIn ever
MIR j y Nu'i"r~on. of Tlbo. called ON The
! int'IIigrI.rrr lat iursday.
Rev larnrS VI 'hIIrv Aud NIie went TO soda
liza i~hnrsdsy i"r II short v.,tt
ihe '|tr ~ "xr"rtci n...k At II. Petersburg
about iii. middle II neat Nr.L
M"'Sr~ 80 tiat,nnure auA Cnas. Mitchell
ir"ii'l IN On ITS MONDAY iasl
; u Wrntw"rth. E~t returned from has
Si-rtto sweet spring Mumt4y
Mr.. &C Tatrom, "t Middleton, IL cnnval,--
eng after = pr"trartrri slckure-.
Mr. \ q Phillips. al ~ui-.-r,r I"w n-inp,
pa.t a. II pleasant visit Tur,daN
w" tad = pleasant call from Mi. /. !
Fletcher. u! wav-rlv, last "Wednesday
Mss Manic. daughter 81 Mr- George ". Me
kran, OF II Louis, i visiting friend. here
Or. w {. Goodwin. OF south Washington,
h"n"rr,t Us with II call MONDAY. The doctor
doc not often get this lar north
Miss Matte ami ~ull.e ,rrnrr, of Richmond.
VI" are visiting Mss Lacy Atkinson.
rInchhack. Packard AMI Kellogg, of Loui,,-
IGra. are attending the races NJ Saratoga.
Miss Matte Grant and Miss Mc,iur. Ihanry
lel' for clinton Thursday 10 yI,i; friends.
Mr.. II y. ioaac~, a pIlutrr in oil. l. III the
city, Offering some Ntry fine pictures Tor sale.
Ih' yuuu- folks are going L. August nrrlluE
to 10 their rnIlrtIns now. even If the weather Is
warm
I:c-'om ro-, \ k"n;UcAy gentleman whu
owns a L"u=tri!ow colt, calls INN "r"rru~-hy
L"nEt,ilow ="
Mr.. >hirl.ts rriss ami Master Percy DIAN
non, Of II. Louis, arcIu The city VISITING friends
AMI ~rclatlv"-
Miss Minnie Baker. of ~>c!a!la, u visiting
Miss Mamie Young. laughter of MI. John I,
Young, at fhI- rIiy.
Mr. .trle9 k~nrpmrycr, of Ii,-sln.vsl'", eau
no" Re found a. thr drv--"nt- store ., Nj NJ.
+. hriicr, nu NJ III street
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Nr''i' h"'t promptly cNrriIi'i. AMI siitsfrctI,r
qua mite ~ a'i 't."# 'tti uIu,n4l ana rrr
10" H.rri' -" hH~'t u' lU,i tuH ,t-,,l, tou
Gan pni'h'cr goH'i~ At a. la .l,.i.,.Lu.
-dyEI,fi
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New Books.

,,inl"iice, 10y Augusta Evans Ii-nu
'N"TstUns Rest by Mrs. Ann Steven.
MIR Ale. '
Ia ~''a'io'., 1t.e SEA "ui.. b, t|yInu.,uh
inIta, by trnrri Mrgis,
Saratoga. the iagiou- Springs IN l~.. -.
iht 'irIl i Ito Road. by John hIti., Irnn
ntiihrT Peoplr'a thiliicm. " il .-,Iat +,
"Hslrn 5 Il ,bi-.." t"' "
the scripture Cub Of Valley R.-r j.. 81
EtcrS bliS = S,Ighbor-. =
n''arry," by The "Htnor II All. Ir.utu..
six Little Cooks
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PAfkR Nuk ais,
'frantiiul Miss johnson. "
Nran.tur'. Nv e.pstakes. -
Mary Ea"l-sf0n's Lover.
ne PRIVATE Life oil IL fubiIc Su.auc. -
'L"rine's Tales of lh- day -
James X OsgG0d II Coz 7>s. pocket d, ,,-
consisting OF stories. essays. sketches ami r,,.u,s
OF the most popular authors.
The above books are IuT sale At H.r,.u I,
Lees City Book Store. -
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Et ON ::

E''i' tn lia- r.'t. N!"u.tts. lf-u-, va,
iA' VIZ Of NJ l.uu i..u', ga.
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Lexington Market

9 - ut All.
) Is HOLM - Con.
NNl r.. NJ it.
, 1877-07-18

JIG enlurs snch tura@ to pnt money In the pockets
NJ 4 frw people. that thrrr'Y Ray DC tnhbl"d
I" spend the summer at snmc frishtfai r..
fort. niln. from tbr terrible sr,ell. while
"" thousands must rrr'aIn md pa, up With 4:
a 1}f. n" Wnf has rot nese taf ran au1t nt NIL.
Il canHnt be ~ deceived or deceive thonrands that
I've on the South Side ami know the t'Hc rahHc nf
shat horrtd odoE they cali It, We ean testify To
the anLt. Of rg,nethInH perfectly horrible ittns
hnilct or steamed In thus" fertilizing c.tAollsh-
mrnt" that cure ami &I1fct this Eity.
Mnst suffering public snhmtt 10 tho opinion Of
. few men. whn mny II. bought to decide IN favor
Of thoee Wicked creatures whn MAKE a living In
Wis way. or tlocr III. lie Wolf xpcnk tn IAvnr of
The medical fraternity. TINT they may haze m Ia
grease ~ patients would rfopo-e that tfr *uf.
fetinR people cali n,asa meeting and take yossea
sion Of the fcrtifHlng conctshs. nrtl bnrn them
10 Tho ground. snd rid t'htcsgn Of horrible nn!.
sAncs. that we nsy 90 10 bed and have > beautiful
sweet slccp and rest lfi+ theory thht the ltcaIey
Blongh II thu eausc Of thi. vilcness. when tho
sind Is from tho south, T. fnse, ons Prevailing
winds arc from the earth, anil Sunday. th-
wsrneft day vet the wind wa. fr,u, the south.
and mot The aluhtelt t1ne!1. Hut It IL Ut night
when oar lungs arc potsunc! BY that same stencil.
thst of eooktnV. etcamfng cGrrton. r~.iuIne
4'witcb's Hell. BROTH and We have ,unx asn
iahlshmenu Or othet c,ecant pursu!ts Ut like
nature. Il might 10 btcPsinx tu AZ v Dr.,
lie Nolf wonll live On tic South side. where he
car fn'etl thls stckeninK stencil and ahatc our
au1cHngs. FLolxSCB ".
, 1877-07-18
ODtoUs Refreshments.

m me E4lEof 05 Inc 5f1DNHf+
CnIcAno, July 17.-FeellnH that great injustice
perpctrated hy the managers Of the Thomas Con-
ccrts al the Exposition BUILDING desire. through
your psItcrn. III tell the experience Of myself nnl
frtendH 1t tle concert fAst evening. The masic
~ sgsp s Il. Il 's ts i
amply dttes.ao|r.. being vcg. aithy. and were
served by aithy walters, on althy dhhcs and nlthv
tables. There wRs nut onc.tcnth the number Uf
walters necessary 10 terve the company: IN almost
every instance gentlemen and ladce were forced to
walt from ten to thirty Anutcs before they could
was of 4 most Inferior kind evidently the apest
TO bc had In the city. and certainly fe.cnlbled that
made with "sseam" q, manufactured from ratt~
with hlack. unwa.slca pewter spoons. .nw
walters seiza tic .traws fsan. emptcd tunblrts
and place them In other tun,llc1A vi Lemonade
and carry them to lattice 70 vac oyer aRsln. Gnc
for glass u water, " hen tsr1u.ht, in The watcr
were found fnnancrnhle ptece. Of fcmon pulp.
showing that the waiter eitla,r took The water
from some ycaecl where tnmhcts xcFc r!n.ed, Or
else broarht It ~ ~ ufwashrt tnu,hler. The clrls
on which .,.c thloffasc wa printed were .o!!-
X cm and @ WSt '' o1yr ry sGS4 ss9 's15ssy so;H Aas
tables wcrb either unwlrcl or tn avery fndihcr.
ent manner, leaving them very, greasy aud unsafe
for gloves or c1oth!nE to come Ia contact With. In
short, tho Whole thing, excepting The music ittelt
bore tho lfnpsesn Of . dc.ru pn tho part Of TIC
management to make all the nltr ey p6splh'e. re.
Esrdlets of the pIaneat ru1c. Of cleaniines OF cnn
turning fnrhionnb1e coneeH into lager-beer
entertainment, but o. heard NJ criticism on the
quality Of the beer furnished. and tic matter of
opinion, lesvs thai for our teunefsnce paaple IL
dltcuts, but do think that thore who purchase
lager beer at Mesere Carpenter 4 Sheldon's hecf.
JoIta n. H1L1s.
, 1877-07-18

haek on rutherford y. Hayes. they viii h* mis-
sakrIl. The r""pla here liked The nun When he
WA 1rt. Hnn,n1.eI1: thc!f re"hrh for tiH ha%
grown 80 arr rscrY tnenLh since: md th@J neTer
were more cuthu.isaiIc 10 thrtv purpo4c !" tnp-
t,nst hta 'pn,Iry' than tEty are to-hhy.
They heteyc that at .1ss .tAsn Of af1nir" i Is
bcst,n give the people of t'c South oppntahity 10
gvcrn their tnal affairs without the interference
pt standing ArmIcs,-whicn arc likely 70 be cur.c
to the blacks as veil a. thc vhites AMI they %
be deprived of their rsht-. either. Give the peace
aud fraternity policy. they say. fair trial. then
u u proves failure. thcr fcel snrc NJ nan in ths
thln tie nunlc hearted and cIcur.hcadcd n.an who
now oerup'rs the highest office in the gtft Of thc
says: "Whcre d. the people siandt The people
atand BY Rutherford u. Hsjea. They afc tired oi
bnToncss: and they propose 10 LET the sonthern
htAtes try the experiment Of reIf If.zo'ernmenL -
Connecticut and Mafrachractts have for rnnnJ
year. ShorId the peace policy fail, and thn "
amy OF ths whitc4 the blacks beeo'ue nto'ef.
1niG IA the synnathiztnG Morrill, then thcy Will ts1
GNmn nkhhf N1An.s
, 1877-07-18
y, 00y,
fhlan]cr rrei.h hroa2ht 'u'' for q, 800 a~alnsl
Nanny t0nrrr.

.sa!n,. y. e. B.Hh"1d, and j. seh~"rz To reFo'cr
hIIian,cr ersi'b 1'roaeht 'n't for .c,son a~oin..
cJxrrrr co'nr.
Francis N. Conlcy fled bill! rsst"iaay sseIr5t
E%'' Hans cnn,l;s 1.',l;.. MS'E = Il: W's a :
{. u. fe'et., and F. i, O.J"rn, Ia iusccI,-c i
norsenec for 3Io. UtD m the \. r. Il Of The n. f.
Lehman rnchbcrgcr commenced n emit by at-
taes.ment Hsatnst I.onis .choentcil IN recover
John wlttcnloan began an action 10 recover
net, md August K1nnz.
Asl.ley s'iIbert ct a. brourht snlt In eIcctmcnt
Possession Of iot 10 BLOCK 4. 10 lhs Canal Trns.
.sei snd,y!son Y d to e ;ss and the tho
Aiics 4. snh Jahn q; h!alns, ssfy +. en5 chstios
Gcorse n. Miller. !: i: Ni!ler, v. 2: Miiier.
t!net deed sccnrfng 81, 200 On Blocks and ,n
aeld'e E SPECIALIZATION Il OF the W II Of The T. E. OF
ss:n: i' vses fG"sPfiS yds e" s'* ss.1 ss%af
-. 800 damages.
rnn CALL ..-...
.,1rna1 BLonas1r-@rconl call o, esendar;. No. 49,
A9ass SS;s cMnies ~ SFo"o'00' on fA
G 3sSss sssi Sn: s:nsss ssa'n'd'
JUDGMENTS. ...........
srtts.os IL ,Test; t.
%a,s;5 fs:: paIP psP
SUIT roK DAMAGES.
6peefdt N<pafcA to 1ne Tribune. ..-.
ploss Dssysss sAse 1s ss :G s.sss @ ssassa ssa
sfainst nnbuGus. ciain,Ing sio. oOo JAmago ior na
horse falling With him frou, bridge u sso uppo,
Re m y y " e s {s haa
railing to gusrd AxAinst sueh accidents.
, 1877-07-18
QUIpS.
How to iAke life enaYs In cart1chs Mit

QUIpS.
How to take life easy: pe careless with coal.
oil.
II you are going to cducnte your son for the life
insurance bus,ncsa Won ,nust in,t5l1 In III. ,nnd
that ,nodcsty Is not tho best ,plicy,-lonkfrs
ea'e'n s:...
Aposltc!an who was great stlekser for equality
In ali things, perectvlng two crows h5'ne side by
hatc IN sea ms rros1 avcr snni,,cs - ~
vs.. ~. ,,N1..s
When man ndsettlses {, hlmseIf ~ "anc1ioueer
iluoua Whc over knew an auctonees who want
ptAaect OF taa E0oQS ne had to ttlls
, 1877-07-18
THE LAW.
Review Of the Sullivan Case by
the Hon. c. II. Wood.
foreclosure Proceedings hgaisst ihs Chicago,
MlIitngton 4 EesteFa Road.
Record Of Judgments and New emts-
Cases In Bankruptcy.
THE SULLIVAN CASE.


Tho July nomhcr Of tho american Law Rtaltttr
kas very fair and candid article on The 11anfofd
MURDER, from tho pun nj the Hen. Charles II.
Wood, which probably fcDresenss tho opinioAs nf
large majority of lhe community on TINT tragedy.
After giving statement Of tho facts he rays.
The defense asaumc,1 two positions: First, that
the killing was In eclf -dcfcnto; ecconds, that tho
defendant WAS }uftitcd m killing lianford on nc.
count Of tho attack mnde npon hin wife In iho com.
nnnication 10 the Council and hlt refusal 10 ro-
tract IT, As 10 the lrst tlne Of defenec, admitting
ts full force nf the rule Of law that II ono he
saultcd In anch way - 10 induce In him reason.
able md we'll grounded belief that ha Ia actually In
danger Of losing his lfc Or receiving Rrcat bodily
harm, ho will he justified under the influence
81, eSen tSs sns ef ie o
q hts n.sail.ns. md ,his whother
s s snss. 1s s s.,yy Gy Y,,ms r. mes .s
hsFn, s'thsr to him.eiE o. T. ii. vile. from iii;
aftsf svsus @ hseu Knocked mo- XII down bim.e Hc.aes.
Sullivan sought tho meeting went TO 1t armed. AID
struck tho arst blow. ~,
noIe, u elsewhere. that II defendant in any wny
gh md 10 saa
ants lie be had acted IN self.defcn.c.
statement and auotlng the Instruction Of the judge
after h- had been knocked down, followed snlli.
vnti up and sought To renew the quarrel this would
not dcprlyc the latter Of thu right Of defending
hitnaclf from snch ashanti, Jndgc Wood continues:
We snpposc that u Was intended That Inc Jury
ahould Infer that In these c!rcamatances this de-
fcnuant had right 10 shnots lianford; wherc4s We
think the law to be that no hach rlaht exists,
where. a. In this case. there was no ecseatien Of
thu alyfBy before It's anat termination. ai1d tho
defendant, being the frst arsallAnt. hnd not him:
tc'f withdrawn trem the o1'ny, only a. he was held
back by byetandor. ise*taes. the second
position Of The tetonlant That az was Jnhf!tes! In
killing lthniofd u Inconsistent VII ID nn otertlEoWE
tho thraty Of Bcll-lefcnse fur 1t implicitly aHlit
that The only reason for killing him w4s because he
aud hss wife bad been WEonRed " tho commun'ca.
ton Of ilanioFd to the CoTucl}. and, Al he would
not fettacsI tnefGiofo he k1i!ea ti,l..,...- ana.
iho aamsshion IN exiIencn ol tsa communication
70 the Council and what was said to Sullivan aGout
~ can NC sastalned npoh thn gFo1na o. isA tending
70 shom Mhht pfoTocatton ltAni9rl hai given. and
tno condition Of eol!van's Mind; 9ut y h minis.
ability be placed upon the ground q tts being a
part OF the fes 8tas II wonla aeen fhat there was
such ampte cooling time botHnsn tho ho4r the
Snmmnn'eaan " ws' brought . to thc kn9w'caxs ct
Montt not reduce the killing, y done because OF