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, 1877-02-07

Tho Unitod States Of Colorubio. tho most
northern po]itica1 organization In gout1
America. aro fust now missing through tho
ordeal Of d civil war. growing ont Of n dis,
pntod Presidential election. Tho nonuht3o
consists of uino Statcs. I.aat ycar the preai,
DENTAL oleotion took placo. md lin 1,he,ol
norty in three Of the statea nm thu Atlanta
xtdo retusetl to accent the candidate at the
nnrtv. Tho 1;bcra1 marty 7vas t,,us f7,vi,c;,
but ono wing, In charge Of tho Government.
hv rocans Of q eubsjdv. WORKED ,1p;on with
tho onposstion. chilled conteryntivea. md t,,o
resnlt vas TINT P.sA waa counted IN "a
President. Tho conseryotiycs. however.
soon ropontel OF their bargain. ami a rnro.
lution was begun Inst Jt}v in tho States NJ
Ant}oouio and .ro,ima hv Inn congcrvo,,vo.
,rha Liborn1s wero In nowar In tho nta,o ~
Conca. tho princinal civ of which Ia osf, a
n1aco of % nm ;nhoh;tanta, t,rt ,bs ,o,,r's~
tton IN 1escribca M a nocnf,ar1v tar,1 ~.
conoro,,v NJ mfxci1 h,ool1 ri. an.n,ah
nonr,attoo ;nc,nflou tha marcont,,o sa4c,,1-
tu,,1, oni1 inlu.tria, classes mn, .ro nnn.,,
M ConservotIvcs. and nra co1Iea 0oths lv
tho Id,,ornts 0vsr thcso fnr.orvo,,vos ~.
1,overnment .n,, I'm ruliro por+v orarc,sa1
n aovero ,l;sc;n1,p. o1.ort;ro ~ t,o,, t,.o,~
,ronov oni1 nronertx anil reJncIno t,,,nn ~
III. cnr1;tIcr ~ s1ovo. hnn3.o5s =, H.,
hoinr confnod ~ nr;son ~ H. 1a,,, ~
Daca,,tcr a n,n.,1 ta,1v ~ or,ns1 S.onsa..a "
Twas mat Nv concert xotzed H. roxsrnnont
borracts. With tbo arms ond anmnnt.,on
md aftcr a stnoo]o of two ilaya contnraa .hs
, 1877-02-07


things nortnininp to lfs own iutcrcs,a wan
strongly exemplifed III tho Into Presidential
can,pnien, lie adroitly managed tho nolltica
Of New York 80 nv 10 hnyo iimseIf elccIc,1
noverno7 ~ .,,o.. Ssn,a. nn1 nn Covornnr
advertised ,,;,nsc1f tn t1,o whole corntrv an n
orsat Rcfor1ner. ly his cxnos,ro Of Tho canol
frnuls mud by l,tB promises to prosecute md
n,,nfs, t,,o pn,ytv All thia II IL n,,v L,,,vr
wns mere ADVERTISING dodge. Tia Mt omen
cntorcd ,non n thoro,,oh canvoa. NJ ,,,o
couutry. lenyinu notbino To ohonce. Ink am.
Moving trnsty ntouts acting ,n,ler Ills ncr.
aonnl Instructions, When thu st ranis
f,onyention met. III. ct1;cocv NJ ,r,,nr.,.
,revions la,,or ,vn. shoxn in h,x nrom,,t
nomination. md tho o,1ont{on NJ n niotfor,,
written 1,v himself. From lint tim, IN tbo
c,oso NJ tho o,ect,or la noxso,,o,,,. o,o,1
mn, t,,rectea afYo;rs. Fve,, tha tn,c,1te,,,t
rroccssjon. in New yor, c,tv n few ri,,hts
h.foro the erectior ,vero organizo, n,;d ~
on,l tcraono,1v tnsnoctod ry h;m 1i,a ,1,ra.t
,,nr,;r;rn,,o,, i, IN orono, ,nyo i, wv os,ot,
i;sho,1 yocorcv T., tbo Nsv Vnr,, f,;,,,
.,,,.,o,,,,, :, ,to r1orxo ,x., a,,.a H., -,
rroc,,ra,nopt- ,,v IN, c,oc,,on ~ n,v,n n,-,;.
I'm r1r,n mi n. narsonol ;n.orforonea
II .,,o ,,r,coe,1i,,ou ~ tho sr,,i,r,.;nn ros,..
IL shown bv the omnIovmant nf cu,n, -
o.coxon n. h;s .noc,al ,.onn,o, Th,s ~.
IL ~ wall understood ot Wosh,,atom t,,ot
0,cnxon.s stote,ronts H. bta nr,ns,non. S. asa
rocorr,od ,s bavin1 n noor1iar .3om;na.naa
1rn lobored cor,,estfx ~ f,nnreus ,ho rnnst
Ia ,b, 11oso ~ 1,o,rosan.a,,sas @ ,sas.as -
9TH In no,ror an1 a,.r,,a5 ,rf,,, H. .s'..,
,r,,.r rer,o;n c;-c,ms,.nrsa ~ o,n"t,ns
1,rssi,ent a,,a tI,at that ho1v 5 .voS H. "
aol. NM, evc,na,va im,ao a. ~ ,,nsn @ .,'s, H..
Itouea ,y.s collea MON 70 axcrc,s. 40, ra,Sas -
aas 1,osf".,, t,,.. ~. w. .,,,. ' ls"e.
~ ro,;eo .,,ot - .ha 1ro"sa s.a,,,, .,ns ~ ~
u.,,st,oa ..,.,, tha t,,d;na -, ~. T,aa-. :.
attained tbo nowor cont,,1c,, ~ ;t,h. H..
f,on.,i,,,,,o,, ~ ,,a,o.n,i,,,. ~ ,.u",,
,ho occas;on e.iuto,, for a., a,o,,to,, -, -
rrasi,,ort ,,v thai l,n;3v2 w.. H. ~, ,n,,;
cot,o,, .,'ot H. r., nv, - ,,ofan..5 ~ 49,
rn"St =, ax,,i,-o.;an ;,.s.,s ~ ~, :, .,'"' '"o
~. fat,s., ,.sa.,..,o. -. Al. afoa
nonrsssntat,vcs a. ,anxs liz, d. nso.;,,au. ' 49,,
49, ''Ns~''" ''3''
, 1877-02-07

=, A Translation Of the famous cipher dis
patch from Portland, Ore, to Mr. T1Logs,
signcd Gabble," has been worked out ln
Detroit, and there IL scarcely doubt
Int tho rendering il correct. 1t shows
.hnt IN understanding cxlsted between
,rAugx and Gov. GROVER in relation
o tho plot which found its fruition
II the CRoS1S rascality. To rellovo
rlLpEs's anxiety GRoyka telegraphs him. on
he lat Of December, fire days before tue
lay Oh which the Electors were 10 meet md
:aht their votes, giving ASSURANCE TINT the
Oh is fully put up, aud that every point In
the case Of Watts is to be decided in favor of
he TlLpEs Elector receiving the highest vote,
.ud to whom the certificate ia to be awarded.
3cing five dnys In advance OF tho date Of tho
decision" mud before tlo farce Of hearing
:rgumeuts was performed, 1t waa essential
Int TIC telegram should be held as confiden.
1a1, aud instructions to this elect were
hdea. The translation Of the "Gabblo "
Ispateh is ths final link that completes the
Laip Of fraud in tho Oregon case.
, 1877-02-07


would tollow demonstrating Of sIlyos, instead Of
carrying out Gen. GnAAT's recommendation
Would theru not thcu be unEson Of vnuc OF all nns
cufrcncy,-Sattonal Bank notes. grccnbacks, unl
curfcncy,-und reta'n the $780, 600. GOO Of Hon.in
tescst bearing noos clrcuiattonf Please explain
the above, for It now appears ns Il The Government
aud capitalists ass especial hatred for the 1lon
interest bearing portion OF cur debt while tho peo-
p1e have more confidence aud faith In tho eatne
than In any a}milst medium, over Issued.
u silver were remouotized, thero would bo
unison Of valuo between 1t and grcenbacks,
provided the Government redeemed tho
grccnbacks with silyer~uot otherwise. At
present 1t happens that tho gold value of
gresnbacks aud tho weight Of silver In the
old dollar are very neariy. equal, the silver
boing less than per cent above the notes.
Dut tho latter may decline & or 10 per cont,
and tho fornor rise to par with gold. Tho
redemption Of the paper Is tho only way to
mike aud md keep 1t exactly On Lowell with
silver. II this were dono, silver would at
once flow into the, circulating medium, aud
reinforce tho volume Of currency to tho cx-
tent Of tllo coinage Of silver dollars. Tho
Presidents idea Is to carry up tho
valuo Of tho paper currency to par
with gold, and ho thinks that could be done
by funding $3.50, ,ooo, 900 Of greonbacks into
1 per cent fostY-ycar bonds. It Is quito
probable that snoh would DO the oGeot, be-
cause II would make greenbacks 30 scarce
that they would be equal 10 gold In value.
The country can absorb certain amount OF
legal-tendor paper aud keep 1t at or near par
by virtue OF ita paying aud purchaaing quail
tiles, and its use for the redemption Of bank
notes. Just what amount can Ia thus main
tanned at par, without redemption In gold,
cannot ha known without trial. Tho pro-
posed lour.forty bonds would necessarily
10 at par with tho paper currency, and
therefore would circulate and answer
the purpose Of money In nil the larg.
Of transactions, 20 that such funding
Of greenbacks into those bonds would not
produce any approotabls or injurious CON
traction Of tho money Of account. On tho
contrary, It .his funding schcmo would have
tho effect OF eloyating the grcen back to rar
with gold, thcu all tho boarded gold would
come into common use as part Of tho circu-
laiing medium, Just Is ono secs 1t In En-.
gland. Dr.. LlapkuMAs, the Director Of the
United States Mint, estimates that there IL
now IN tho United 6tates 81h0, ,o00, 600 OF
gold and 346,000, 900 Of oliver, including
what has been coined into subsidiary money.
What Is wanted IL to get this gold and silver
into circulation, and make It circulate as
money alongside OF tho paper currency.
, 1877-02-07

I Secretary AIonn1Lb is dangerously III In
Washington with MI attack Of tyrl,oid-pneu-
nouia, aud his condition is aucl. na to excite
gravo apprchcnsions on tho part Of Lis plyai-
ciaus and friends.
, 1877-02-07

The New York 7imts, commenting on tho
ways anil means employed by tho TlLpzs pco.
pic to forro IN their man, says:
Although the Oregon case laeks tho sac,ncss NJ
the tou,sb Inn e1pnsrc, It IL etr!kin9y suggestive
Of tho l!ia,kN tactlcs. Everywhere they were thc
tntae. MoneJ--lnuncy-mDney. That was Nj,
T!tpES's CONSTANT argument tor establishing hls
tito to tho Presidency. Frhn coREE and sflttEn
c,ajy sIe niacant ILL now oy,.ict that ir5a ths tss
moment Mr. TiLnEH discovered that o needed ofo
vote. and that chance existed OF obtaining that
secure It.. We hare not nny ElI1npsea Of Tho trnth
hst hey tci u tho cusfnpt nsc Of MONEY at crofY
to Tho direct action Of MI. T1IpEH in Tho naitcf
1fe Anu his nephew wcro tho senders or tho rccir.
icnt1 Of esery ansp!cdom. tneAsagc. They directed
mittcd Tho money 10 render Il successful. CnuxIs
, 1877-02-07

The Chicago produce markets were irreg-
lar yesterday, with moderate activity. Meas
FORK closed Ut Zoe per brl lower, ut $1G.l5
1l6.2o cash and s16.e:a@lb.25 for March.
:4ara closed y per 100 lbs higher,
t SiO35@l097t cash and &ll.0o@
,l.0s} for March. Meats were slender,
! 10 for shoulders, boxed; sso for
hort-ribs; sud Bao for short-clears. High
s.cs were 10 higher, at Si.o5i per gallon.
:1our was qciet md steady. Wheat was
10 higher early, but closed the same aa the
preceding evening, as Sl.2st for February
, 1877-02-07

the "Pcoplc'a Party" and sornc Of It went In
contributions to election and rasty cxpcnscs OF
the Cosmopolitan ani Bcan-Club bummers,
small PARTON Id ran oil with md l,as sub.
sisted upon since hts i1tglt.
, 1877-02-07

CHICAGO CHATTER M. I17, n. 4. M.-TcEu1at
he by i1 Twenty: by S!ftae q !'pensa
II. r AMI Il: a. Degrees. Waiting .9mrranona sot'
dinlly invited, T. +. T0uEfs II. J..
ELI SMITH. Sec.
, 1877-02-07

It was our CoRsE, after all, that was firing
the American heart. 1t was not HENRY NAT.
rERsow, tho Golnnander Of 100000 unnssne1
lalnbs, but CoRsE and CAMERON, that came so
near plungtng US Into civil war, aud might
actual1y lIa7e effected 1t II Gen. SHERMAN Ind
needed thclr instructions. CoEsz has admitted
sending tho blnztng te1cgrums which flashed
their lurId Hight ncross the political sky in No
vcrnbcr last. On tho 18th of that month he
acut Mr. TtLDEx word, awe nro prepared to
resist any fraud" On tho 18th, "Wo l,ayu
100000 cx.soldtcrs now enrolled, and vast nuul-
bcrs Of Republicans arc With us." III twenty
four hours thu nrmy Increased like FaistaG's,
for ho says: 1.-TWO hundred thousand cx-Unton
soldiers, embracing thousands who voted for
HAYES, sustain you" Aud then comes the
other ficncral, DAN CAMERON, with tho clleer-
Ing news to TlLnEN:
t'cp. CansE luft for Wisconsin ~ you requested; !;
dcsiFed mo to eaJ that We hn.o entertained IN np-
preaensIon TINT IN niort would DO made 10 tluFcak
Hov. TlLnEN In casu nf sloso ntccsfun+ and tllat
lvo, 0oo ez.sola.sss nrn enrolled In tho North in
hta telaS. and from present Indications With thnt
number cntl to our aid halt million North asd
',0ntl': provided tho opposition undertake to Dc.
psiyo Lin Of h!s seat as Chief magistrate.
Now that's bustacssl How small seems
WATrEKaoN's flock Ut unartncd lambs coal-
pared with CAMERoN's and Consk's army which
casno near plunRIne Us Into "wah." But whcro
was Gen. KEENAN, ,aIl this tsmol Wns 10 to
havo no hand In the "goah"f
, 1877-02-07

Commission, except "a provided by tho law
itaelf.
a...:.9s::=: @s--.,@ @..=:
x~, a. ~. 80 ,tas,a.as ~ ~ nnh na.a.. j., T. H.
49, T.. -, .,:.,s.:ss. .'..,e ,,s.".a nssa u,.,
=. haa ra,nrra, ,,...,, ~. a,s x"sS ~ $500,
.s..a;as. I inc,s.;rs 49, ...e w" a..,...,s. ~.
~, .fos.,... t..s :. $50 .e - 1'.". ~. I...
e,.1..n.,. .s 1.... -, 49,. =. 10,
$780, n..,... 49, =. ~ s.,~,sa..1 -.
tan,,,, =. .,,a us.... : ..s.. ..s.. ..,..~..z.
T.. - ..sa. ....,;.,.",- 1s,s .,s...s .s.....
81. r... .".', -. - i1
- .vas .asra,sf,, I ,,,.,t,, % ..a,..,t,, 49, "sn"a,
,sr,,nn ~ 49, . ,1s,n h,,, T.. h ,ar, ,,sa.."a "
49, o,;1 ~ ,,a,,~naa =. nra ..sss,,,o ~ h.
e.,,nto.ta, y, han,na =. 10 <,;re ~ ,,a.. s .e,e ~
- .sa...o ~" n".ss....," ~ s ~ NV AMY 'Ios0 w"
~. ... s.,.,.. 80 s...., ~. go
.asn ~ ~. "T T..,...... y '"s ~, % sta - ~ I'M.
| .s.,..a .,,.a". - ,n.,. T.. ,.I.a.,.n " sr" ,. ~
s,..,s.,. ,s~ss.,.. ..a..t,n:.s. - .,s:. H....
49,. ;are,s;n. H. ss ,,,snain sao -,
:,;".u..,s.r @ e.,.n.srs ~" W. w.. :. ~
s.a,,"s -. o,s." , .....,;.., ' r,,-,. ~ -,
p - ...s1se ~ 1"ro ,, .,' ~. uo ~ ~
~ ~. -. "''F r., 49, - :" ~" "uA'
amid orange blossoms, tho soft lussre Of
1amps, The ru1sations Of mt,sic with It's 70.
lantuous swell, md thronQs Of fair women
and brave men, they maid court to the rroud
beauties Of tho Pelican statep No, Was 1t
at n missionary meeting, contributing of
their advice md wealth to ameliorato tho
condition Of the natives Of Borioboola Chm?
No. Was Il at tLo concert or open, vl,ero
they sat drinking In with brcathless rapturo
tho harmony Of viols or lutca, OF floating
upon tho wnves of some fair SIRENS SINGING?
No, Was It on the crowded thofouchfaro,
on tho busy exchange. in the halls of State ?
No, Did they meet by chance III tie usual
wny? No. II not at my these placcs
yhero men ordinarily meet. whcre. then?
Isa Miner Bait
Jouy NJ. par,,,zn nnt1 T,v,,,,s r,nu,n,rY,.
at q Niger Ball Had they boon Ropublic.
nus wo should have sa;d bali of colorcd
people, but as they arc Democrats we employ
Democratic lnng1aRo, mad onco more, upon
L1rrnEY1x1p's authority, express cur profound
establishment TINT ho should have found
IN L i ~
, 1877-02-07

Gfcenbacks at tho Now York Gold Ell.
change ycstertlnr closed Mt g4s.
, 1877-02-07

Tho amount of city taxes stolcn by Gzonas
VoN HOLDEN, when City Colleetor during Col.
WINS administration, has not been accurately
known, but guessed at about 100000. But 1t
uow appears that the robbery was conslaerably
more. The following sums hayo been aacer.
tained to have been "cullected but not report
Cd" which Is tho soft way Of saying tsatofen
from the ftty":
On personal property tax Of 1871. ...,.....$ S04
Qn passonal' property tax Of 1S72. 2......... 5000
tes9ss7s a. /. ii ig7i ri,
On Eeal.fstAtG tax Of lb7&,............,.. IL 243
On pesloaal.p10pcrsy tax Of 1874........ lie, 2l8
I0k1I s...t.-...s .3la43, VIZ
4 part OF tho money was lost In gambling
with sharper members Ut tho " reople's Party"
q portion Of 1t was loaned to impecunioua
loaiers and speulthrifts who were bx men lu
, 1877-02-07
AAtttSEAfESTS. 4

New ChtcnR0 Thcntrc. =
Clark street, between Lake aud Randolph. 10 Com.
nandeur CaIencuSr, Tho FFcs1fdlgtateufs Afternoon
trd ryr
, 1877-02-07

3IcTtekcr,s ThrntTcs
Madison street, swtwcrn Dearborn and State. En-
xaEcmeut Of taEetc s1tfcheI 'atEnon."
, 1877-02-07

Randolph atrrrf, between Clark md Iasalle. En,
gsErmcnt OF Miss EfEe E1lscr. Afternoon: AZ fou
Like IT," hscntnK: "TIlc Unequal Matclt."
, 1877-02-07
G11e Gr:tl)a1>ne.


ny MA,L-1r ApvAHcE-rosTAGE TnRrArD At
Ttr1s OFFICE.
,,ur, ra,tto, DestnsId: venr m
t."r. II = xenr prr mnniii. LIN
'*IicH ~ n sadtcrs fomt wrcks for Loo
h9nSs{ tdon: Literary anu .eha' $50
sstmr}a. !. tnn fwcitr IA LID
ri. WnntiT rnttnsd Observation-Disclosures. GU
tsrts ~ yrar rer mnntt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
WEEKLY EDITION, POSTPAID.
o,e ronv nrr vrnr t.......& f.15
s1,h ~ fcn II m
Club Of twenty. s<AOp
PnstnEc prepaid.
Frectmcn copies fcnt fste+
10 prevent cIay and mathcA IN snrt snd give Post
ore address In fnI. Including ftste and County.
Iemtian may bc 1nhic eishrs hy draft, extrts'.
rottutec ordcr, In registered cttcr At our rls*.
7EitMs TO ClTr SUBSCRIBERS.
nsli5 telercd. Sunday excepted, 27 cent? rer wetk
Eay. delivered. Sunday Included. ~ cents ptF week
Addreta T1lE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
lu1ntr 3fadfson and 1'tas1.orn.tta. Chicago LII
, 1877-02-07

Itdc1rh1 Theatre.
tton:oo rtrrtt. cornrr t'rnEinFn. Variety entef'
tatnncrL Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-02-07

\ little wtio ago Mrs. sseretary-of.War Brt-
KHAp was tic Washington glass of fashion md
tile mold Of form; but ahe Is 10 no longer. This
u tho wayono of lcr sex sits down Oil her. Sass
MANY CLEMMEH:
shn fca1 70 much about tho sptcndor4 of her
bcsutY and tho wonders Of her toilet that shp grcw
to beliHvy hurses to bo 4 little above any of hct
earthly sistets. In three years sho was utterly
transformed In aspect from aEcntle. suhIuedlook.
Jug widow u m airy. elpclcillUua woman OF fash.
tun When SENATOR taiHIsrtAkrr nasgled i ltttle
girl who counted scrip IN the Treasury, tha soclaty
''leade9s" met and debated whether they sAoull
receive her or not Nul.odT tai,oocd her 10 posi-
tlvely and utterly ~ Mra. NELkNAr. rho, tho
daughter of couatry doctor was not willing TO re-
celyc On cqusl terms she little .'Conntsss" ot
Hcnatofs wife. Nut stss. Flau went to $50 tho
li.t's golden haired woman, snd treated her ja.t
i. Already w hase cease4 altogcthcr 10 4ear % of
lrs. txhk1Ar's may1t1cunt d1asscs. shs live. as
thu Arlington, md Io doubt kerp4 atill her neat
Nobody cazcs whc!tsr her shucs arc ones Or tens.
, 1877-02-07

Tho E.satng Fost soys, apologctlcally Of tho
statc.llouso Commissioners, who hare exceed
ed tho constitutional Limitation Of ex,ensc by
q million of dollars:
Tao state- -1Iouse At Springfield II. In many rc.
apccta. mndcl building. aud tho people Ut tho
btato SHOULD not brgruAyo tho necessary money to
complete It.. The chief trouble II, that whtlc tho
building ls In many respects admirable, yet thceo
IL great deal Of poor Aork upon 1t which should
never haye been put ln. Tho pilluEs In lilo two
chambers, instead o' being xts,Ite Or marble 10
Hfrfehsd .roou tofeh<s cossfud with sono patcnt
soInpos!ton to ress,ahls stone. A great deal Of
pt'at!on las probably hesn epent honestly. but
WAifn q great elate lko Illinois IL in tho work of
building GtAte-abuae. xhn shou}A not haye nm in.
complete building w!cn fsw thousand dollars III
will consume mlllonl would complete Il to stand
far sFe., Money enough 10 lntsh lhe work cred.
ttahiY should .o granted. and N far possible tho
er!Ufs os construction should nc srmodicd once for
.ali.
II the "errors Of construction arc to be rome
died " In addition to completing thu building,
It may cost two millions bcforo the botchel lot
Is act ut rights mud finished. But no apologies
wilt aullce for tho wlllfu and deliberate yIola-
ti.,n Of tho constitutional limitation without
consulting tho General Assembly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

Two steamboats,, each 2lO feet
long, are on their way across u"
continent, by rail. They were
completed in all important pag'
uculars, and then taken apart FOR
transportation TO San Franci;c-,
where they will be finished.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

Natural surprise is expressed
by the Chicago Tribune because
"Beecher looks his congregation
in the eyes, and says his best hold
is The unwavering faith he has IN
the purity. the virtue, the honor
of Women
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

The graduating class at "a
West Point Military Academy
this year numbers seventy-sevea
mem 5ers, the largest class which
was ever graduated from tina. IL
stitutlon. There are but forty
eight vacancies in the army to be
flied, and consequently thirty-sev.
en- Of the graduates will be n
pointed brevet second lieut"nal'a
under the law, AMI b. promoted
to the grade of srcoud li5uteraI,
rs vacancies occur.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

The blue glass mania is dying
out, but practical people are ties,
ing the thing. Here and there IN
gardens may be seen a plant with
blue glass set in n frame in such
a manner that the colored rays tai
upon the growing thing. Next
autumn will come a food OF op;l.
ions based upon experiments.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

The Chicago Tribuae tells u,
who Schneider is, who has recea,
ly beel appointed to the Swiss
mission. He is a German by birth.
We thought from his name he per
haps might have been an ltaliec.
st. Louis Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

Torn 81 Norlean.
TnlrN Il NI.tiRM.

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Jes. i. Nome,s I'D. 70 .Iaendan.

NorE.-Tracts or Lots marked thus In
the foregoing list. were forfeited for the year
1875; those marked thus were forfeited 70.
1874 and 1875 those marked thus were fos.
icited for 1873, 1874 and is15; those marked
thus were forfeited for 1872. lS1S, 1874 and
lS,5; those marked thus s were forfeited for
the years 1871, 1872, ls1s, lss4 and ISIS; those
marked thus 2 were forfeited Tor lS1O, ISL.
iSs2. lS;S, 1874 and 1855; anu those marked
thus .. were forfeited for lS5g. $50, ISL, lS1,
iS1S. is5l asd isi5; and denote that the taxes
Of those years are added 70 the taxes Of 1876
in said list: and where the word, Per. occur
IL denotes that the tax on personal propert--
l. added TO the tax OF 1875 on the tract or lot.
All other amounts In the foregoing list are
tie taAes due for tie year iS16.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, I,

l. samuel W. Raymond, Treasurer sad ex.
oficto Collector Of La Sale county. In the
state OF Illinois, do hereby give notice that
| will apply 10 the County Court OF said
county, ~ the May term thereof. 70 be hold
county. Oh the third Monday In MAY a. D. ISss.
Tor Judgment against the lands and town
lots described IN the foregoing list for the
Taxes. Interest ana costs due iScr.on. and
Ia; vii Thea and there sPpiy io- Al order
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Nebraska farmers are aiteMp,
ing the domesticarion Of the bl'
falo. The wild animals, wk!.c
young, are introduced amo1g
herds OF the tame stock oaiy one
or two at a time. Half and quar-
ter breeds are very hardy. In the
yield of milk the COWS raised Of
mixed stock give even more thsl
the average of rich milk.
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On .e,i said lands and town lots for the salts
tactton OF said taxes. Interest and costs.
And | also give notice that on the louttE
unuda1 alter me said third Mondayin May
ISL, he same being the third Monday li9ta
day. Of June 1914, all the lands ana Town iotS
To-; he sale OF when M order shall I've ihaue
viii be eXnosrd to public sale at the Court
House aforesaid. III said county, Tor thc
amount OF taxes, interest and costs cat
thereon. said tax sale viii commence a.
the hour of 10 o'clocN A. n, on saG 1auu
Co day until all SAID hands and town lots are
sold. ,.,,,.
lhc costs tor advertising each rect oii!hG
aye q cents, ana for each 'oWh iotor lnIt 1t
town lot 10 cents. The total When Soiu WI.
be 20 cents on each iraCtot lahG AVG d ee4's
on each town lot or part Of town l4t-n
S. ". RAYMOND,
Tta0yOey ant cJ.1n'iD tt|st'".
DAtel NttaWA, April asth. t,l..
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\ dog on shlpboard is ;hOgsI.
a good omen. He can be Esoi
for = mas,;f IL necessary.-BI1 =
. Erprsss.
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The ST. Augustine Hotel n
Florida Is tine largest hotel in tha
world. II must be, for a CORES
pondent says that among tae
quests are 1.-The Smiths OF New
York. - Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Treasurer anu cB-lW
Dated Ottawa, April 18th, =,
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ..

LASAILE COUNTY. ''
This IS 10 certify that the foregoing lhN
list together with the above notice OF tAc ~
tended application for Judgment and 1rGe.
of sale, was published IN he OTTAWA FREE
TRADER, = newspaper published weekly ~
Ottawa, in the county OF La Sale, state {;
Illinois. on saturday, the 18th day OF Ap!ll
ISii. being AZ lcnst three weeks previous y
the third Monday of May A. d. ISL; that the
number of copies Of said list and notice cor,
respond with the number OF copies OF SAIL
newspaper issued for that week. and that the
list and notice rs published is literal copy
OF the manuscript furnished by the CO...
l"ctOr Of said county.
OSMAN & UAPEMhN,
Publishers 81 tbe O,tltCd Free It.tl...
Ottawa, Apr! 18th, ls,,.