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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-11-21
OFFICIAL PROoEHDfNas
OF THs
BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDBRMBE

Regular meeting OF the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen held at the Mayor onIce
"Wednesday, Nov, 9Th. 1877.
Present: lis Honor. John McGW.
Mayor Aldermen spengl er, williams.
Ward Anderson, Kavanaugh and Lowd:
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following claims were presented and

the Committee on license made the l0I-
lowing report:
We. the undersigned Committee t0 whom
was referred the petition OF John Burns.
John Nelson. J.. FragiacOmJ, ". Dona. u
Muller % Son and A. FOlkes. 90 retail vie
mons and spirituous liquors, find after care
tul count that they have the requisite num-
Der Of signers as required by law, and
would therefore recommend that license be-
granted them for one year.
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w. o. T0wD.
ID WARD

T. ANDERsON.
On motion of Alderman LOwd, the above
parties were granted license TO retail VIZ
nOus,spirituOus AMI malt liquors upon thtir
| paying three hundred dollars and filing tHe
proper bond. The petitions OF > Cohen II
Son, VIM. Handsberry and j. j. ROhrbachrr
were referred 70 the Committee on license.
| Mr. Il. X. Steadman, on behalfOf che mtr-
ehants OF Jackson, inserted the following
PETITION
TO the Honorable Board Of Mayor anil Alaer-
men;
We, the undersigned merchants OF ulfs
city. feel common Interest in the growth
ana prosperity Of our town, and cuualIza-
ton OF taxes and the protection OF its take
payers. We also feel aRgrieved that an orr
alhsnce exists which allows business men
from other cities 70 visit as during orr
pest season OF the year only, with samples
OF goods 70 take orders from consumer fgr
the nominal remuneration 20 our city OF ten
| dollars per week. This small sd M Invita-
transient peddlers, precludes The necessity
OF bringing capital among as, and cndnu-
gers the stay OF our most enterprislnu buei-
ness men who are as well prepared 10 servo
40 appreciatiye public.
Now, with q view 10 said protection. vge
Deg that you impose a special tax that will
equal our many local taxes. This amount
we think should not be less than two hum
uLea ana nIty dollars for twelve months or
one day. This ordinance not 10 oDuIv fo
agents selling 70 dealers only.
Signed,
=. r. Stedman & Cos, j. stadeker g. Sen.
per q. PinnarG, Robinson q Stevens Gins
a. Lyon James. 8. Bafheld. Robert
sproule, y Lemly, Chas. Winklev, Henry
strauss John Burns, Thomas Marion, Ja-
coz Conen q Son, II. g. $. Virden, Galccran
g Bro A. q. knadier q Co., s.. Cohen,
4. helnhelmer, j. q b. Hart, HOnhelmer a.
Bro, y. Hurst "A. ViF0en, W. w. Wisharf,
W. IA. Patton, IL. Bloom, G.. ID. Sidway.
John Martz, e. Watkins James Duncan
James Carlins J. O. Rietti, Moses Schwartz.
Soi. Dreyinss, IsyadOre Strauss, Phillip
hoib, John CiearY, u. Q. Rletti, w. %.
Strauss, p. Hart, Kahn q Ascher Edward
a, Scott a Co.. II. w. Olin, 70. o. Ryan,
y. keiOleman, Geo. Lemon, a. II. Richard
son u Co.
On motion Of Mr.. Spengler, section ~ OF
the city ordinance was so amended ns %
make each person selling By card sample
Or BY written or printed trade list except
exclusively 70 dealers, pay the sum OF 45O 09
per week.
Communication or Mrs. e. O'Suliivan was
referfbd,tO the C0mmittee on nnisguce.
on motion % Alderman Lowd fro
Mayor and Marshal, together with che el-
lice committee. were authorized 90 employ
such additional force as they mlght ae
necessary during Fair week on motion ts
Alderman LOWd the Board ariournea'
Respectfully suhmt5tlu
IouN AQsi
ST HAMr1goN
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= szing the Army Appropriation
E'lls tae sndasd Of the Army until the
time for VIII the appropriation ex-
pires, July ist. SIS, is fixed At 20, 900
men: During The debates several Re.
publican members ure>s the Increase Of
the army for the purp.a 81 mating
down reyoin against wages ..nosed ~
Railroad corporations as deve.nea i
ths riots uhieh recently oecprred n the
Nortbern SIatea The Democreta 4.
Aiale; that the Army should not Be used
IS cons. abulary force IN the States and
this idea prevailed, Before The war
th6 uniksd States Army consisted Of s.
41Q which was amply sufficient f0r I'LL
ke purposes Of The government and the
onioans paFty vii fail Of its duty If Il
ha aot continue the reform untII Tho
InsH reduced 10 the ante hellum
aza Military chiefs aud Radical
SE sslsl 81 taught that ours
En Eof The ballot and 30. IL the
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The bill remonetizing silver having
passed the House of Representatives, is
now pending in the Senate, and if that
body is not utterly defiant of public
opinion, it will pass it also; but as the
Senate is not directly responsible to the
people aud the goOd old republican doc
trine that the public servant should
obey the will of his constituents, is not
universally respected, the probabilities
are that 1t viii be defeated for the pres
emit. Assuming, however, that it viii
pass the Senate and be approved by the
President. the resumption win have been
practically accomplished in silver coin,
which from the foundation of the gov
ernmeBt down to 1873, was deemed sufi-
Client fer all the purposes Of legal ten
der. II was then foF the arst time as
certained that the dollar of the fathers
was not safe Standard of monetary
value. The gold Of the bondholders in
whose interest the government has been
run for the past ten years, sharpened the
visions of Republican statesmen and led
to the discovery that q bi.metalic cur
rency was inexpedient and unhealthy to
The body polite.
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TO ne Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men;
GENTLEMEN 1 herewith submit 90 you
my quarterly report for the third quarter
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coLLEcToR's REroRr.

To the Hon. Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
GENTLEMEN ] have the honor 90 report
the following as my collections for the
month OF October 1877:
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From tie DeKalJ Go. Democrat.

Messrs. II +. KETT * Co. have laid upon our
table their new Directory entitled The Voters
and Taxpayers of DeKalb County, Illinois: Con-
tanning also Il Biographical Directory of its fax
payers and voters; history OF the county and
state map Of the county; business directory;
an abstract OF everyday laws; officers of socic-
ties lodges, etc, etc" The work is elegantly
printed and while in its general scope it covers
vast amount of most valuable and even indls
pensable information, the diverse material has
been digested and arranged with admirable con-
csencss aud in excellent order. OF the general
correctness of the work we have no doubt; and
while it may be possible that some few errors
may creep in although at present we have not
noticed any such) yet we are sure the verdict OF
its patrons will coincide with ours. Gentlemen,
you have done your.worl, well, and 1t will be Il
lasting credit and an Invaluable convenience TO
the county,
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El1teD.

DIEn-On the 2Ih nj April. AT Newark Valley, y. Y
Mir. JOSEPH COOkSON, iu his Stn year.
tits with deep regret that hear OF the death of our
aged friend.
Mr.. Cookson well known and much respected by the
citizens of Ottawa, he having been resident OF Sale
county for % years.
lie left four weeks ago his usual health TO visit
friends In the East intending to return little thinking
that his old home was to be hs la, resting place.
DIED SUNDAY. April o. lsI,. FRANK c. only son OF
D. and +. A. Phillips; aged years, months and days
We miss our daring frankie.
There Is pair Of ittle hanGs
Laid 10 rest forpvcr more.
Two little pcHIiy, dlmplcd cheeks,
That will blossom here no more.
Two little feet are laid TO rest.
Laid 10 rest forever more
And their busy, welcome noise
WEI hc leCrd on earth no more.
Two bright eyes arc closed forever
To the sights and scenes Of oarth:
Two little ears will hear more
sounds OF neither grci nor m'T.h.
Iu'.c Frankie lips are stu,
They will speak to US no more,
Hnt nheaven viii shout and sing
Fo-svpruprc. yes cvrrmnrr
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We can see !. al IN nHr nird's eye. it was in
"thc ll>b Of Night" Most glorious night! The
moon, I'D, col ,e,. pin-hcad vat, holding the
heavens cent hanging, fast" as the A'ab sings
$ oue dowu upoa jlis deccitful world with re.
rpirudrnt glory; while from such sttrI as the
majesty ii Lama had not OwcrsLadDwcd, the
"pcusiyc rays >tol. down like the lght OF parted
dly-," and "n.'l atlr the marei dog jayed beyond
The i',r' .,,.i such Il night il was that man
ORR ..,4u or >owraody or soue other boy (who
ca,, u.l: might have been seen walking up
Washington street or down Paul street or up
P,u aud down Washington or both (who can
tr.i>l bearing IN his arm or on his arm or in or
on both arms (whO can tell:l what appeared to
he n preciou, caskct Aud he--wc say he IT, de-
fault OF pronoun Of The common Or either gen.
der knowing not whether this person be he or
she-and lie walked; aud when lie stopped walk
ing it is supposed he crcpt-crept onto the steps
of "A marsoa in the neighborLood and, having
deposited his casict, with the prayer "oh soothe
him, wl,tc pleasures, like thine, pass away
pulled The door belt and vanished into thin, thir
air-ye"y "thin,'
Ye stars! which are the poetry Of heaven,
ii ~ your bright leaves We would read the fac
OF mcu aud cIHprcs.-
Ye saw rap Xoroastcr send his soul into your
mystic ,e,gu, and sc saw the front door on this
aupiciou, nj ght, aud We saw also the pei Torrance
then gone through with which we wish we could
have seen. Tradition saith the LADY Of the house
thought she saw Fan internal machine but on
closer inspection she came to the conclusion
that she saw little chcrub in human form Of
an indefinite age. Carrying it into the parlor
and lifting the cOverlct from one cud-"yes, il
is! See the lovely baby clothes, TIE long drcss
beautifully embroidered, and white as the driy-
en- snoY-bul what little feet it has, Yes, it
certainly u.s. for here i the bottle OF milk ali
nicely warmrd.' The exploration o! the caske,
continued with increased interest and al the la
dies Tor it seems there was company present.
were on the g,G a'gc to see The heayen-scnt ones
,'t'e face. wien something like Il puppy's chirp
WAS tcrIG. the ct-Hct >huoH conyuisyely and
nirrt, putting or,al.i.'r-pu9py some Six weeks
old, who, la lNe s.g.lI-r and Uuuaiurud -arb Of Il
child in arms, began the exploration OF bis new
hoiut with the selfsatisfcd air of a couuoscur,to
the pretty alarn-to the spectators, had there
been any--ut The ladie. whose ambition to sur
ycy the a?9aritiou from the top Of the bansters,
vas second only 20 their anxiety 10 find enough
for the purpose Tab eau.
and the dorg, oh. where IS he"
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

SlCAMORr, III, Dec. Is, $50.
II. T. kETT IL Co, Gefit}emcC:-l take great
pleasure IN saying that am well pleased with
your Biographical Directory and History of our
county. entitled "TaX-payers and Voters" dc.
The history of the state of Illinois is well con-
denscd and very interesting. Your showing OF
our Manufacturing and Agricultural interests,
and Of The great developments made in our
county, taken with so many interesting and val
liable items that are so useful TO every citizen,
that ! consider the work should he IN every
house in our county, and read by every citizen
The Directory is equally useful to business firms
and manufacturers who are doing business eth
er IN or ont of our state with our people. can
recommend Mr. Kett & Co. to any of our neigh
boring counties and the public generally.
Very respectfully,
!. $. WATERMAN,
PgS Isl Nofi Bdlk.
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F,om us Gal,d lHerry CO.. Journal
History OF HENRY COUNTY, III. Its TaX-PAy.
ers and Voters. Chicago, II. Z. Kett & Co,
1877, pp. $50
This valuable work has been delivered 10 the
subscribers in this ReighboTkoou during the past
week, and il is such a gazetteer Of our county a.
was never before attempted. Besides = vast
amount OF interesting historical aud general in
formation IN regard TO each township In the
county, we have a full list Of all the voters and
tax. payers with their post-offce address occupa-
ton. politics. religion and birthplace. II facts
are the foundation of knowledge. tins book con-
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From the CHmJridge Henry Co.) Prairie Ch,f.
TIE HISTORY OF HENRY COUNTY, Ill. Its Tax.
Payers and Voters. Chicago. II. F. kett X
Co., 10 Lakeside Building, 1917.
The above is the title of the book which has been
so extensively advertised in the local press. 1t
contains $50 pages of closely printed matter,
all OF which is ting 10 somebody, and most
valuable To every inhabtant of the county.
Therein will be found the name and post.oiHce
address Of almost every voter in the county,
with biographical sketch more or less full, of
nearly all. Besides brief history of the State,
there is history OF each town, village or city.
which is more or less full. The work is embel-
lished with the portraits OF forty-three promi-
uent men, among them several of the first set.
tiers. And al the close is very full record OF
the soldiers who went from this county into the
army during the late rebellion. The book is
well printed and bound in substantial manner;
and though not accurate in all respects as to
names, IT is very creditable to its publishers and
those who had charge of its compilation. The
publishers have performed all they advertised"
and the people who subsrcbed for the work, $50
far as We are informed, with few exceptions,
are satisfied with it, To most people this book
is worth all 1t costs, and we Judge the sale has
been large.
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tains more foundation stones 10 lie rquur, nch
than any we ever saw. 1t j, easy 10 detect
trilling errors in names initials, etc., but, while
these may seem peculiarly unfortunate in the
eyes of those who were victims Of the mistakes,
they could have scarcely been avoided iu work
ing over SO large field as the agents ',ho gath
cred the materials were necessarily mpeled to
do or the value Of the book there can be no
dispute, and We think no subscriber has reason
to complain that he hasn't got his moneys
worth.
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Look at Frank & Co.'S SLIGO pants.

THE monthly statement Of losses by fire APP
pears as usual IN the Chronicle. The figures are
for March, and for the |. 5. and Canada:
1871 1876.
Agg. losses, S6,59lS0O $l,4Sl 300
TO Ins. Cos S,12e,000 3,22O.5oO
No. OF fires, sH SCI 757
Following is a short resume OF the buildings
destroyed in the L. 8; Carriage factories, 6;
cigar factories, 6; drug stores, - fouring mills
10; furniture factories, IS; country grocery
stores. Is hotels, S4 liquor stores, "a livery sta
bles, 10: planning mills 8; public halls, Q; restau
rants, IS; saw mills, 0. The biggest los, was OF
the 4th, SGs9,9oO; smallest Of the 18th, s7O,200
Illinois lost Sl52,OOO
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Best bread, cheap as ever, at Piergue's.

THE reservoir in Washington square has been
nicely sodded, aud drivemade aroundi', dur
ing the last month. The mound is quite an or
nameut, and when the new iron fence is nut up
and other particulars finishedthe square" viii
be quite a nea; resort-5ut You will have 10
keep OFT the grass
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STATE or ILLINOIS, HENRY CorNrY.

yV''t ~ me L''nNh''' az" 'oH"ty "'' ny
CAMBRIDGE, April l., 1871.
MESsRs. II F. KETT Il Co, Dear SjrS:-Having
examined with some care your recently publish
ed work, entitled History Of Henry County
etc, am free to say that ! consider il cOmprn-
dunn of very interesting and useful information.
The book Of itself is all it promised to be, aud
more and as a means OF preserving the past and
present history Of our county, consider ii in
valuable. | am well satisfied that its true value
will be known aud appreciated more aud more
az time goes on, and the history 1t contains be-
comes more and more the history Of the past.
With much respect, ! am Truly yours,
p H. BENERTuGE.
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On. Tuesday evening the Undine Hose Com
pany elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: president, F. f. Moore; foreman, John
Schafer; LIST assistant foreman, William Ray
mond; 2d assistant foreman. j. Eheman; secre-
tary, Albert Schoch; treasurer, I. c. Logan. We
cannot see how the list could be improved. They
are old hands and understand their business, so
il is certain the Hose Co. will this year continue
the good work Il hes done in the past
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Orios II ne Co,Hiy Judge II Henry County.
JULIts :. HUMAN, JUDGE

JTLlIs ;. HINMAN, JUDGE
CAMBRIDGE. H., April H. 1871.
MEssRs. KETT " Co.;-Your work OF the Tax
payers aud Eotersn OF this county is received,
and meets with great appreciation. As a direc-
tory Of the people Of the county who are voters
and taxpayers, i Is valuable. Its historical re-
presentations are good, and embrace a large
amour, Of matter for the space occupied
Years respectfully,
SD HINNAN.
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Kecler formerly resident of this city, but since
then Of Milwaukee, will he panied to see the an
nouncement Of his dsG;h, which occurred at Mil
waulee on the 81 inst The Sentinel says abe
was II prominent member Of the board Of trade
and Il business man highly esteemed for his So
cial worth and strict integrity" Such was eEIi-
nrntly his character while a resident OF Ottawa.
Shrewd, active and enterprising in business, no
eGtla could ever draw him aside from the
line OF rigid pgobity, or into any conduct to
suily his character rs y hgh.tonsl Christian
gentleman
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NTOTECi:.-EsTATE or OLE JACksoS, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given. that the UNDERSIGNED AdNn.
istat0r of the estate OF Oe Jackson. late OF the county
Of La Sale and Of Illinois, deceased w appear be3r
Ing the eighteenth dayl Of June u is, AZ the Cnun,
rs Cont House In OTTAWA IN sud county, when amt where
ali persons having claims or demands against SAD cstaeh
notified 10 attend and present the same Ia wrh@ ioF I'D
iustmcnt.
LARS HAIAE.
may5-6w AhmIllNlth.N''
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The sky-gazers on yesterday whose staring
into the heavens excited so many Questions were
looking al piece Of wrapping paper which, be-
ing caught up in a little whirlwind in front Of
Tozers was borne several hundred feet and car
ried on an upper current far eli toward the
northwest, till cost 70 sight. That's all. The
trumpet had not sounded.
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STRAYED.

About weeks from the premises ofNrs Basnei,.
~ miles OF Ottava nst OF the Counfy A-yiam,
BULL two years old l. red Nhi,e good si1e sud
arpeafa suitable ard viii b. -aie reiufring
% the above premises. for iHlormaton leac
n to l-Is r,coVery MRS. Il. BAsNETT.
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THE store Of Messrs. Learned " Co, at Utica,
was entered on last Tuesday night 10y burglars,
and relieved Of some 1900 worth Of sugar, shawls,
Ia, or
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ARITHMETIC MADE EASY.
RCPP'S
EASY CALCULATOR

= publication that n lSt prove OF ncacnaoe Oea-t
t4 Farmers, Mechanics and Business Men. TX 50 figi
and ocr NJ 30 sterile scholarly, I'D yer -
ne and uyrirf that the ust liLsfNe IN ngnes c@a
r,tuHlH i,Iy become his own accountant 4 'nSoe-
thou>snl- HuliT1 10 minute what they ttuid net
IsttFg 20 calculate la many months
The nrst part contains 40 cnil'cy hf syNtd ~ lsl-e
which shos gtupcs the exact Valu- OF Sincs q
Grain StCck HAY. Coal Lumber Merchandise. ETC. inoi
one flf rp o. d, and Tor pTice TIA TIE N AZ
kct L Hkey 10 reGch. tie Interest sum tor uaN tae
A. = aud o. cent correct measurement Of IA slncs
OF Lumber, Sas Log, Cserns, lIanSs Grsna -. Bus.
wagon Beds. CorR Ctibs, Time, Wages and many otter
valuable tables.
Ihe second part bfaic1l Arithmetic ard enooeies
simrie Mathematical principle which enables uss ois
familiar with the fundamental rules 20 became .aeaitl
ff0 ana by which flno tap - OF the aEnrcs Ard
uled ~ the ordinary methods, and ufis Et1
thy.r ntftcscles. are elfffeis arusded.
Tie work riceIy printed hae tinted pNpc- u VT
aud sntly bound IN pocket boos shade ard J. se
panied by siicate slate memorandum and % SCI 10
tits BY far thenost complete. w ara
poo ket manual ever published .
PRICES: Bound In Russia Leather. Gteed. so; No,
rocco. 81 50: Fine English Cloth, 81 o.
OsNAS a HAPENAN,
March 81. 1876. OTTAWA Ms
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NOTICE.

Great care ard Pare Drugs used 10 putting ~ le
SCI 1uou~ sc Soy store. tmagal'tO = i ti'lHO>.
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a few Lamps !cft over and VIII be sold cheap keep
kinds a. amp aad Lanterns: also Burners. thlmn'
and other lNturcs. ilSf5l'sl l. tiduds
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On AHMED cards, with name. 70 cts. Samples for
OO 3ct stamp. c. Il. LINDSEY co, Nassau, n. y
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PAPER.
GOLD PENS.

a fne assortment of Gold pens, Fcnc =, Tooth
hives and lgzzors. lmsr3r50 r. \. GlaGGs.