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| Great progress has been made in the
strength and efficiency of the Russian
navy. 1t consists of two great divi-
sions-the Baltic anu Black Sea fleets.
Each of these two fleets is again sub
divided into sections, of which three
are usually stationed in or near the
Black Sea. The Mediterranean Sec
ton is now in American waters. In
March, 1876, the strength of the Rus
sian navy was returned rs follows: l..
The Baltic fleet, n men-of-war. 2.
Sea fleet, 8 men-Of-war. 8. The Caspi-
an Sea fieet; paddle wheel steamers
and dispatch coats. 4. The Siberian
fleet, IL ships. The total comprises 10S
-of-war, LAT officers, and 1921
seamen, exclusive OF small squadrons
| in the White Sea and Sea of Aral.
The organization of the Russian army
is SIMPLE and efficient. Under the law
which went into force five years ago,
there is an annual conscription to
which all men over twenty-One are
subject. The period of service is fifteen
years, six Eeing spent with the regi-
ment, and nine in the reserve. The
men remain with the colors only SO
long as may be required to keep the
force at its full complement, and du-
ring the remaining period they are
sent on furlough. 1t follows from this
system that every man in Russia ca
pable of military duty is soldier.
After acquitting themselves of their
six years service, the soldiers pass into
the reserve tor another period of nine
years, during which they are liable to
serve only in time of war. The law
does not apply to the Cossacks and
other irregular troops, numbering
about 1884, 900. Last year the strength
of the Russian army ,on peace footing,
was as follows: BattaliOns, 852, squad
rons, 2S1; guns, ,422; officers, 80, 3,043;
rank and file, 532, ,S29, making a total
force of 765, ,S72 men. Placed ON war
footing, the strength of this army
would be l ,223, ,259 men, including &c.
$50 officers.
In preparing for the present war the
Russian Government called out or
'mobilized' only part of the reserve.
According to trustworthy reports the
army organized for the conflict consist
ed recently OF 2!5, 900 men, 10000 cav
airy, and 800 guns. Prior 10 the order
Roumania these troops were distri5u-
ted as fellows in proximity to the seat
of war: The Seventh and Twelfth
Corps, numbering $1,000 men, 1000
cavalry, and 2S8 guns, were at Odessa
and SeDastop0l. The Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, and Eleventh Corps were at
and around Kischeneff; they number
120, 600 men, 5000 cavalry, and 432
guns. The army of the Caucasus, in
tended to invade Asiatic Turkey, num-
bers IS, 600 mea, 5000 cavalry, and $50
guns. This distribution of the army
enables Russia to begin hostilities
with a much greater force than in the
Russo.Turkish war of 1858, when only
900 uen crossed the Pruth at the
beginning of the campaign.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27
Seneca Oottings.
SENECA, Oct, 90, 1877

SENECA, Oct. 90, 1877.
On Monday night as two 'n''"r' "c:e re-
turning home from town aitcr ,.a,ng had
time with the boys" both lay down TO rest
near the coal shaft east Of town. One named
Casper, IA Bohemian, lay with his breast
across a rail on the main track of the {. Il. l..
& p. T. II. and freight train passing along
about twelve o'clock ran over him cutting him
almost in two Twenty cars passed over him
before the train could be stopped Justice
Wiley held an inquest. The jury, after hear.
ing the evidence, returned verdict of acct
dental death while under the influence OF
liquor.
Bishop FOLEY, Of Chicago, visited Seneca on
last Saturday and confirmed about one hun
bred persons in the Catholic Church of Seneca.
A travelling Bavarian band passed through
Seneca Wednesday, and few persons here
thought it would be nice thing to have a lit
tie dance on the occasion and hired them to
stop over night and play for the dance which
proved to be a grand failure financially and
otherwise The dance was gotten up and man,
aged by Undcrhill, MIalaise, and Epple. twill
learn them lesson in future to take no stock
in travelling bands and organ grinders.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Oct. -, 49,
FREIGurs-By rail were steady yesterday ana
fair shipments were made at 4Oc 900 for grain
to New York 4 flour SOC q Dbl. Lake freights
unusually active at 31I4c for corn to Buffalo.
FLouR-Prices firm and higher. Choice white
winter wheat s. 751725; fancy western spring
extras, S6OO@6.25; Minnesota patent so'oo9-
900; choice spring superfines, a. o@4"29;, ,,
WHEAr-Winter-No 2 red, in store, Sl.!'@ q
III. Spring-No. l, Minnesota, Sl.i4Gl'loi
No. 2, in store, SlC9@l,l0; No. 3, sl.O5.
CoRN-Mixed, 43@H. Options, i3@tt i"r
Oats--No. 2, 1904; rejected, l5c.
Rye-No. 2, $50; rejected, 4Sc.
Barley-No ., 60c; rejected, 4Oc.
Lard-SS l5@S,20 q 100 lbs.
Buttcr-Creamery as@s'c; good to choice dai-
ry, 25@2Sc.
Potatoes-Ncw, 47c@51c for peachblows early
rose, 4c0t45c.
CATrIE-Modcrately active. Choice extra
grade steers S525@5.50; good TO choic: natives,
81 6Oa5 1O butchers steers, S3.2303O; COWS
and heiferS, 81. 40M365
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From Marseilles.

MAEsEILLEs, Oct. %, 1874.
Owing 10 sickness Of some of the scholars
the Methodist Sabbath School concert was
postponed to next SUNDAY evening.
DO not fail to attend the Sons ofTcmpcr
ancc mum sociable TO bc held at Gregory Hall
one week from tomorrow night
DIR. Garfield, of La Sale, addressed small
audience at Occidental Hall last night on the
grccnback question.
The Leslie concert troupe are TO have a con
cert at the Congregational Church tonight
preparatory to holding a musical convention
of a week.
About $50 was len in the hands of the la
dies Of the Universalist Church AS the proceed.
of their fair and oyster supper OF last week
Considering the rain This was doing well.
Twoeinnamon bears, the largest kind known
in company with their keepers. performed on
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DrIps.
DrIps.
listers to shed, prepare 10 shed

If you have busters to shed, prepare 10 shed
thom now.
Patent keyholcs arc advertised but are Of no
use to the Democrat man who goes home at mid
night to find circle Of twenty or thirty key
holes in his front door, and not one of them hold
ing still long enough to permit him to insert his
key if he is sober enough to find it.
The double store room lately occupied by ST.
mon Bros has been divided, Simon Bros. will oc-
cupy one half, and the other is being handsome
ly fitted up for o. ". Bollmcycr, who will
move into il soon.
'Vnnic Rcam is modelling bust Of Custer
is very pretty, and happy is the paragraphist
whose compositor does not make it, "Ninnic
Ream is modelling Gust Of Buster"
The Daily Times is very newsy "day" On
Thursday they had 'an interview" with Black
burn, the horse thief the matter being, doubtless,
cribbed Though cxtcnded) from the FREE TRAD.
Err, in which the same story was published some
what more dramatically some six weeks ago,
when the man was lodged in Jail. See FREE
TRADER, Sept 22d.
! In Hanover they call those little social gather
IlHES Nutlc llitct W WI ia, tt"c'Ft-
neutrality-suspicious.
| The Times has can original article on Stove
pipes" 1t may have been original, but really IT
seems to us that we read the same story some
years ago in Lenormont and Chevalcr, as a
translation Of a series of Babylonlon brick i'm
printed with the cunciform characters. The
ideas arc certainly Assyrian if not, in fact pre-
historic, and if indeed prehistoric, the world will
owe the t,No.cener debt of gratitude second only
to that due Layard, Rawlinson, or Hcrodotus.
It would settle all Of his troubles and make
him generally acceptable if Atty. Gen Key would
put 'whisn before his name.
! The young man of the La Sale S2oppy is Sc
date He is thinking how he will have his dust
er made over for winter use, and what kind Of a
story he will tell his tailor in order tc get out OF
the shop without putting up" the cash with
his order.
| The time il at hand when the prevailing young
woman discovers that she is suffering for autumn
leaves aud young man to pilot her though the
painless forest
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Scare,l Ont OF 1t.

He invited her to lunch and She, being a
beautiful young lady, went She read the bill
Of fare behind her sweet little fan, and whisper
ed in zcphyry accents, Woodcock on toast"
this announcements flashed upon his mind
that his assets were but - cents. Something
must be done. Cornelia, do you know what
II woodcock is?" he asked No, Mr.. Spinks, ~
she answered. well, then, my dear" said
he, at is as big as u halibut" "Oh, goodness
graciousw exclaimed the charming Conelia,
then bring me some corn and beans" Spinks
winkcd cXultingly at the waiter, and the wait
err winkcd knowingly at hm.-Hdrford GloJe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27
From Utica.
UTICA, Oct. "A, 1877

UTICA, Oct "A, 1871.
Generally speaking, the people Of Utica are
not much interested in the coming election,
but those who do manifest any interest do not
concur with the republicans in the opinion
that our present county treasurer should be re.
moved from Office for the sake of novelty,
which Il change necessarily involves None
Of our merchants are SO fond of novelty that
| they would exchange an old Trustworthy ser
want for the sake OF one who is new and mex
pcricnced; nor do any of our farmers desire Il
change in help while they can retain their old
assistants even at higher wages. On that ac-
count every man in Utica is DESTROYS Of seeing
Mr. Raymond reelected. Not only every one
here knows only too well how Mr. t. has al
ways proven himself friend Of the poor man
and the illitcratc. On questions relative to
taxes he has always given free and judicious
advicc-which advice if sought from lawyer
would have cost something. In this respect
alone he has saved the people of La Sale
county thousands OF dollars, and gained for
himself friends enough, we trust, to reinstate
him in that position in which he has done So
many deeds Of kindness. Not only politically,
but socially, he is recommended TO the vote of
every man who knows him. and especially to
the people of Utica. We know he is not a
man who fawns upon the rich and lrowns up
on the poor, but in an afIablc manner goes on
in the tenor Of his ways, never falling to be
the sefsamc obliging Sam. If the people OF
Utica don't give Mr.. Samuel W. Raymond a
unanimous vote for county treasurer, they will
come nearer to it than Mr.. Il. ever did to
smoking five cents worth Of Durham tobacco
IN one day. JACOBus.
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How some writers do spoil story Here is
one that turns up in half dozen exchanges in
this way:
\ venerable deacon one Sunday gave room
in his pew 10 Il prim old maid and two or
three little girls. Getting half asleep over the
dull sermon, he carclcSsly threw his arm across
the back of the pew, and gently carressed las
he supposed the hand of one of the children.
when the O. NJ ilarcd up and Missed If you
do that again, I'll slap your face." That is
well enough as far as it goes, but it is not all
the story. The deacon instantly and in the po-
litcst manner said: IL beg your pardon; the
hand was 80 small and soft that was sure il
belonged to the little girl at your side" He
was forgiven in a blush that came over the O.
Ms face like sunrise in October
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27
TT THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court
Tho following is the record of business done in
this court since our last report:
CRIMINAL DOCKET
The People, &c, vs. Edward Morris. Hccog-
nizance. Stricken from the docket with leave TO
reinstate.
Same vs. John Henry Smith. RccognizaEce
for rape Recognizaacc discharged.
7 Same vs. Oscar X. Hoffman. Rccognizance'
Defendant called and defautcd. Judgment OF
forfeiture of recognzancc.
Same VS. Andrew II Hupp. Selling Liquor
Venue from Livingston county Continued ny
agreement E
10 Same VS. Johu and George Oakley Recog-
nizancc Stricken from the docket with leave to
reinstate
IA Same vs. James Simons. Contempt. Strick-
on from the docket with leave to rcinstatc.
16 Same VS. Joseph and Peter Weast. Rccog
nizance Discharged
10 Same VS. Henry Armstrong. Forgery. strick-
en- from the docket with leave to rcnstatc.
"a Same VS. T. b Lockwood. Attachment.
stricken from the docket with leave to rcnstatc.
Recognizance discharged
81 Same VS. Frank Kidd. Appeal. Appeal dis
missed.
2S Same VS. Moses Peretestinc. Recognizancc.
discharged.
20 Same VS. VIM Kidd. Appeal. Appeal dis
missed.
80 Same VS. Vim Baker ct al. Rccognizancc.
discharged.
50 Same VS. Vim Wittgen. Appeal Appeal
dismissed.
80 Same VS. Vim Hoffman. Appeal. Judg-
ment against defendant for S. and costs of suit.
"a Same VS. William and Augusta Hoffman.
dismissed
AZ Same VS. Michael Allen, alias Mike Allen
colorcd. Burglary, larceny. Jury out.
43 Same VS. Thos Porter, colorcd. Burglary
and larceny. Jury trial Verdict of guilty and
four years in the pcntentiary,
81 Same VS. John Blackburn. Larceny. Plead
guilty.
IS Same vs. Jacob Meyers Assault with intent
to commit murder Verdict Of not guilty.
81 Same vs. NJ f Hawcy. Contempt Fined
IS for not attending as juror
90 Same vs wv S Amnin. Contempt. Same
order as g.
63 Same vs. Solomon Dcgcn. Contempt Dis.
charged.
LAW DOCKET.
l02 Charles Clifford VS. Jules and Charles Weld
man Assumpsit. Dismissed.
449 John o Richards and VIM Downton IS Jno
Sordan Attachment. Defendant dcfaultcd
Judgment for plaintiff of $G5l.S2
45l Charles d Colson VS. The La Sale Peru
Gaslight Co. Assumpst. $3.50, claimed by
plea, and interest, s4,35, allowed. Judgment
against defendants for balance, S567.s4.
$50 Edwin Hunts Sons VS. Bungart Bros.
Judgment against defendants for S3i9.4.
i03 President and Trustees of the town Of Croft
ty VS. Thomas Crowley. Appeal Dismissed
CHANCERY DOCKET.
"a Thos y Catln, assignee, etc, ys Elizabath
Hickey and F0wcctt Plumb Mechanics lien
Dismissed by petitioners.
70 Betsy Kidd vs. James Kidd. Divorce. De
fault finding Of extreme and repeated cruelty
and decree Of divorce.
% Michael Bync VS. Edward Murphy. Fore
closure, Report Of Master approved.
139 Babctta Leopold vs. Christian Leopold.
Finding for complainant on account Of extreme
and repeated cruelty. Decree.
li6 Catharnc Kelley vs. VIM Kelley Divorce,
Allowance Of $50 towards temporary support and
S75 into court towards expenses Of prosecuting
suit, payable in 10 days. .....
l5l Alden l. Newell V Angelina Newell, De.
cree Of divorce
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our streets few days ago They were much
of curiosity and attracted crowds around
them.
Our churches all have pastors for the COM
ing year with the exception OF the Universe
list, and it is thought that Rev, l.. NJ. Andrews
of Decatur will be extended call before long
Several tramps have lately been given berths
at husking corn by some Of our farmers. with
few exceptions they have been good workers
This latter feature is dccidcdly an unusual one
FULL GEAR,
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\ great many relies of the war still contn-
ne 10 he picked up on the old battle fields near
Nickshurg, and there is hardly day passes
that local junk dealer doe, not buy quantities
Of lead bullets. To give something of an idea
of the amount 81 lead the Yanks raincd
down upon the city, the books show that he
has bought and shipped some seyenty-fiye tons
OF leaden bullets not including shells, solid
shot, etc, and he did not en;crthe business. un.
til two or three years after the larger portion OF
the trade was over.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27

Cattle will thrive ON from two To eight lbs.
of molasscs per head daily In Central Eu-
rope large numbers of cattle are fattcncd upon
the residue OF the beet root used in sugar refin.
cries. also on beet molasses In cases OF cpl
denies cattle Eel with molasscs are seldom at
tackled ....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27

The simplest form OF telephone i construct
ed of stout piece Of Irvine passing over at each
end of the top Of a fruit jar with parchment
drawn tightly over. The Irvine NAV De as
long aS can be held taut. The experiment
works well. and two persons can sit in the cen
ter of a room in the second story of their NJ
spcctive homes and converse with ease Vocal
and instrumental music also heard with
good effect
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27
The Philadelphia Times SAYS: d"

The Philadelphia Times says 1T was Chi
Cago that yesterday sent the usual petition to
congress TO provide some system for the ALSO
lutte savings Of the working classes The pc
tition went abroad by telegraph and stated that
the Home Savings bank, at Elgin, had sus.
pended, with 100000 deposits" 1t is a peti
ton which should be needed. If congress
would be popular let it provide for a popular
loan.-Chicdgo Times.
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Its Awful Good!"

Also has IN stock the fayorlte LOAF SUGAR DRIPS for
Buckwhca Cakes aud full supply of that Sugar-twelye
pounds for dollar Has received this week. for the hrs
those nice new Valencia Raisins, only 10 cts per pound
also another lot that Five Pound Coffee for 500 Go and
look for yourself Then those Sayc Bushe Baskets for %
cens;-us thlnk!-and Ironbound Half Bushe for IS
eens Pail for IS cents Large Tub for IS cents the best
washboard for y cents And selling just barrels OF
that CSC SYRUP and that Starch only SC per pound And
Box of German Soap GO lbs for $500 large box of Matches
only 80 cents; dime box for &c; Yeast only &c package
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27

OTTAWA, OCI 10 Io'''
Tho rains of the week and the heavy ROADS
have prevented the hauling OF gram anu 'o'!
little has been seen on the streets friccs re-
main the same, with corn one cent higher 'hah u
week ago; new corn, 25c@27c per 81 IDS LOT
feed live stock the same, except in hogs, when
have tumbed somewhat.
We nuntc below: