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Doughcrty bros. a. co., or Harrisburg. Sus-
pending Payments.

HAnn1sBrHG, April 3--This morning it
was announced that Doughorty Bros. ~ Co..
bnnk"- of this city, hHi iHilod. CNu-ii"ra'l
excitement existed. Whon the doors were
opened - large crowd entered Ii WIS then an
nouncol that the hank would Immediately nay
tom per centrum to Eos d'rH-i'nr4. with tht hopt
al being ap" to make "a better ARRANGEMENT tD-
war evening. There hA., boon u heavy Wlill-
druNHl II funds sim" the failure of tI" CITY
Bunk last september Tue mmodint ruu-" OF
q - .iduy vi ~ luu 'Wrnt iDr >2juID AGAINST
william J.. Doughrry. Thu total ieDilti,- of
Tia" concern ARE Hnout al .Olu. ifd ~ as-ots
arr said 10 BE- from sl3p.VlO to tljuyuu. Include
INK about $40 Nup IA CASH. cut Of vii ...i tn" ten
Per c'htum j. now hring paid. William T.
Doughcity and James ". Doueneify have a--
signed tn 'ir property 60 J. W. S.nlnton. IL
prominent lfWyer Of Harrisburg. i'm trust for
ihc hnun iii nf TIA" creditors. \ large uumusr OF
dupOs4tur- were poor people.
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Hayes Abandonment of the Black
Republicans.

IIaVcs,s Abandonment of the Hack
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The Omnibus Charter.

The course ~ the Democrats in tho As
scmhly on the Omnibus Charter will exert a
powerful influence upon the future Of the
party in this State. II they follow the OK
ample of TIA" Democrats in the Senate and
violently oppose it As whole. and make
iactious objections 10 its details. aud wind
up by voting solidly against IT, they will 20
a great way toward bringing the New York
Democracy into di-repltc ~ reform or
gani1ation.
The yearly expenditures under our mu-
nicil1l government. Including interest on
the public debt and state taxes. are now
about s3}.unlJl. The number Of olicer,
aud scmi-onicial employees i FUN $3.50.
Their annual pay amounts To- more than
slunooo)o These startling figures have
aroused public attention. and our people call
for rctrcnchmeut and economy in city al
fairs
The Omnibus Charter il doubtless far
from perfect, but with all H. defects, our
citizens, who feel the pressure Of the public
burdens. know fun wei that measure
which decreases the number and dimiui-h"s
the salaries of our OH choldug corps will
operate to reduce the taxes OF all Glasses.
and in--cn ia" expenses If carrying On the
municipal government. 40 partisan con-
-d"ration- can conceal or alter these plllu
facts.
1t has boon stated that Gov. ROBINSON
would not sign this bill if it should bc pass
ed mainly 10y Republican votes. In his an
nual message to the Legislature he said
that in mo RESPECTS the government Of
the cityot New York is ia almost chaotic
condition. We think ,he Governor would
not veto Till that went even moderate
length toward bringing order out OF this
chaos.
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always suh.,ie.iv,tn th.,,iu of fine Fmrnrar
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sustain him in n,v ,,,aiti.n ne t,kns or ngain.,
any adversary whom he ns.au.. Whenever
BfsN,ucK has h...u n,..rf,.r.,I with or rr,ve,t.
ed from buvir, li. own wnv ohort anv,bin,
uuon which ho b,1 $50, bi.. bnart he Inns h...n
nromrt and hail in showing bis mimi ar
in ,,iviny II IN liz, un,i.r-ton1 that hi.
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MI THOMPSON l. discovering that the sue
m"ut comes into an Aug ana stable % lnhhory
and corrupt "a. The iniIuit.'s oi this tlau ROBE
sos war' 50 great and go patent that it i- sur
Iri-Iug that b." j. not now l"priN ed ~ has right
o. hold Dflea under the Government. Il is true
that he Will laps. into his original o's .ur.ty.
ami never presume 20 ak OH o., again. hut II
would have be.u hat',rN oont.-n Iuui-nm0 ut
had follow. his crimes. Mr.. THOMPSON is -tlI
i'm trouble uhout the sale Of ~" phiadclphla
Navy Yard. the corruption Of Vhi. w. exposed
at the time Of It's Occurrence. llc finds that the
cost ot the removal of the buildings and ma
t,rial and the launching Of ships at tuAt yard
ha- hoon ON the hunt {, ilnd ont wAu, lr'aine of
tAr million dollars realized from t.r sal. do; tAa
property. H. has d., oy,rei that THE money
wis turned oN. rtl those two most corrupt Jul
lu. 20 ..ut bureaus of thu Nlvy - plrtm ut. tho
Bureau ol Steam Engn 'er.ng and il" bureau
OF tnu-tru ton an Repair. putof which ,EcoR
knB.7ON AMI his pals gNt their FAT contracts,
Tine transfer pf the money Ia these sr'au- WAS
contrary 90 law and precedent. iut SCcou koRr-
sos Was in a tl-.it pln'r, ami he mai' 10. II
p ..n. s.. ioo That GRANTS -. rotary drew over
TIN pc huuit 4 thousand dollars in one lump
ir1n M Or i-ury Just prior o. hi~ ro'ifrmouL
anal Mr.. THOMPSON $ unable 20 tell Wh. rr the
mHu.yw.nt. " thiuh rran tll our Indiana
r.. ni ii- a sfu tlnm. II WAS Oh" D.. k,i- of the
b.. Hrcriy.r sung, vino wot' In partnership
WITH uu' the 90 Il corrupt nj ia., Who ever
d.-,r,,.cl "a vrrument
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Now JAY GorLD Is the uppcrmost dog,
AMI TRENoR W. PARK H. underneath. KErNE
Is on the rail for California with porkctful- Of
grc"nhach-, and moro Wall street operators
than have yet elected to speak are trembling IN
apprehension ~ what may happen h.for' the
end OF the wnrk. Meantime. among the sp'c-
tators all bets arr ~ The Dominion Lel,l-la-
turc is taking q look re- stock gambling. Why
should not the l. eislature Of the Empire State
follow the Ottawa cNampiep
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II Is reported that the whole subject If
>E,oR ionlsoNs corrupt trnn-t .tl'u-wt't
orrno' 10 fhe snl" of tl' Il.uuelphn N4gy
Yard wi0 h- D. f.rr 20 Cln,r.--. Il il.f- shall
Doe done. ani the inv '-ti-af.,n snail hrN.rutl
thorough. fh' truth of th" a..u-.t.Dn> ID Tn
orN against t.n- corrupt ; t,try wul b. I.-
mon-trut'd 10 th" whole .ountry We ito not
alta * men without good r'as.n
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JAY GorLD's paper announces that there
Is a secret agrormrn, of some kinl n to Lou
isana in existence. TO which JoDN SHERMAN is a
purity Not unlikely.
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\ speaker hcioroa meeting of unemployed
workinsmon. met evening, rromm'n lnd the
issue OF city bonds ranging down To- $40 In
France people OF very small means may hcromn
the owners OF Government bonds, AMI the habit
of saving seems To- be- thereby to-torol. But We
should incur no moro debit in this city. Tho
municipal burdens are already fur too heavy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-10
From Garfield.
GARFIELD, March

GARFIELD, March eth, 1877.
4. II. Fowler has measurably closed his
warehouse AT this place, there not being
gram enough coming in to Justify keeping
an extra hand 10 attend ii. Mr.. T. comes
from his home IN Wenona every day, how.
ever, aBd is q, his post during the day, be.
tween trains going east in the morning and
vest IN the evening.
J. Cain, collector, made bis last visit rs
solicitor of taxes TOR this season on Friday
last Jerry says the business is no, very lu.
srsiive this year.
Wunder Brothers have received their
stock OF hardware and groceries, and are
ready TO accommodate all that may call on
them for anything in their line of trade.
J. J. Finn is in our midst assisting p. III.
Jennef In finding out how much he lost or
made in trade the year just past
KirblaD Hoober is again up and is appear.
ing quite well, though be says he feel not
quite weH
Jas TraDscau, Of Seneca, ILL.,, has been
here few days prospecting In the probabili-
ties OF the future heslthfullness of the people
in this vicinity. We are proud to announce
that we are all in good health now, but there
is possibility Of some one being sick any
day, and doctor in our village then would
be much needed. We wish he or some one
would come and make this his homo.
Our school closes next week.
Farmers have quit sowing wheat for few
dsvs: the weather Is not favorable.
GKEsT ScoTT.
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lafessys. Editors Fire. Trader:

4Tct5FS IsVItOfS ITcD I|uuCTs
It seems to be mystery with the Chicago
FINES and many democrats why the southern
people should be so Indifferent as to whether
Hayes or Tlden should become the next
President. To me 1t seems very plain, and is
precisely win, had anticipated The south
needs home rule. The south need and only
ask for nou-nlerfcrencc in their domestic
affairs. They never asked for more even be-
fore or since the war. BY illegal in,er!er.
encc the war was brought upon the country,
as every ZONE is now quite willing to confess.
Democrats joined with republicans at the
north and stripped from the people more
Than half they were worth, burned over their
country, paupcrizcd the entire population,
and now, at this early day, wonder why
democrats are no better liked south than re.
publcaus Let democrats learn at once that
The south will affiliate with that party at the
north which can and will give the best secu-
Yity in the future to the persons and property
Of the south. AS for love, the south has none
FOR either party al the north. II really seems
that democrats imagine that the moro the
father whales his son the better that son will
Iovc that father. Let me remind the demo.
Gratis that there philosophy is ut fault in this
regard The south as n body will cherish to.
ward the north for years to come tho same
feelings we cherish toward England, for her
part in the revolutionary war. Cannot dem.
ocrais see this? Cannot republicans see this
Why will people DC so blind? Can neigh.
Dor love neighbor who has ruined hun In
law suit, though never so fairly tried
Does any intelligent democrat suppose the
south loves this nation, which utterly failed
10 project them N their property rights +:
Does Anybody suppose there are any demo,
Gratis or republicans, as such, down south ?
As the party which treats negroes the best
south will secure the negroes votes, SO the
party at the north which lets the south most
severely alone, will secure the votes OF the
south at every future presidential election.
This is as il should be. J. W. BROWNE.
Earl, March j. 1877.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market
March nh, 1871.
Flour-Priccs about the same. Fancy white
winter extras, <7.15@s0O; spring extras t63jQt
125; fancy Minnesota patent, Ss.2l@g.5O.
Wheat Higher. Winter, red, $i.Sj No !
spring, 1901. 33iS; No. 9, Sl.o5f sl26it.
Corn-N0 ., 40@4ic. Options, May.i5.
0ats-Cash sales, S2@:sIc, uatter for Whitc.l
Rye -63Qt64c.. for No. =.
Barley-No. 9, s16tiSc.
Lerd-s0 90@9 .9j.
Tallow-Sc.
hblows, sl05d<l.iO.
Butter-Good fancy dairy, 254ssc. roll, 9Dss
23cts.
Eggs-i3@l4c. per doz.
Dressed chickens, s61l0c.
Turkeys, liGi2ISc, dressed.
Dressed hogs, 600lf625
Catile-Prices Uncnsngcd. Fancy grsde steers
t5T5-t60o; choice naiivrs f4l6n0G5.00: COWS
and b~ifess &. iiSsS.5.
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| Manhood: How Lost, How Restored
DIR. ii. OLIN,

DIR. ii. OLIN,
OF Chicago formerly Of this place, will visit Ottawa, at
Cnfton HOTEL the Ers Tuesday each MONTH for treating
ell diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgcay otherwise
Operations Tor cataract artificial pupil lids closure
OF ear Duct eye and the removal OF
and morbid growhs OF every description. Artificial
eyes and Inserted Without pain opera
ton, Granular eyelids ne n1 6syuet dieI~s the eed
,udicdiiv and permanently t1i'su
From hs long experience In treating diseases Of the Eye
and Ear he feels conden In stating that he cure nearly
every Chronic diseases also eaed Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes IN the West.
December 10th g7O.-t
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FARM FOR Sale.

The undersigned for sale nne improved siock
Farm. stusted in Alien Touu.hip, La sale county state
illinois, comprising the sonh section No Is
shp 81. Range East OF "a T. NJ VIII sell All or one half
suit the parchaser. The Improvement consist OF
twosory franc hou-e good siaie. double
CRIB a feet long GOOD Wind pump ard good
~es good fenees and one mile ard onehs Of
good hedgr. good large graasTy. soil hisck sandy
loan Railroad running ierousn the isH Town OF Kan
mue and onrhsli IRON isrm. Tso hundred ard
eighty under 'u- row. Good dee. givel.
For trrrr- asfr-.s nhHTHA AOkGAN,
ms PfFN'sae sssve Az .Caivsso. I'm
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Estate of Bryan Hart, deceased Claim Of John
Barton for S. allowed aud report of sale OF chat
tel property approved.
Estate Of John Perkins, deceased. Order for
notice OF final settlement to April term.
Guardianship of Edward Sweeney, minor
Report approved.
Estate OF Michael Is Olcson, deceased APP
praisement BILL inventory and widows rclin
punishment and selection approved and leave
given to sell chattel property at public sale.
Estate of John Wchrstein, deceased. Report
81 accounts approved.
Estate OF James Macarthur. Claims disposed
n as follows: John Callaghan for S47 allowed
Dryers for sos, allowed for sl345, disallowed
FOR $7s.55; Margaret Brennan's for S970.S5 jury
oalled and disagreed; r. Wolfco for $3.50 al
lowed.
Estate OF Michael Ryan. Order for notice for
final settlement to April term.
Estate OF james Eckcrt. Report Of public salc
" chattel property approved
Estate OF Chas. Crawford, late of Mendoza
Ghas. II. Crawford, of Chicago, appointed admin
tstrator. Bond 5000. Notice to creditors to
fh!rd Monday in May next.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentcpa who Suffered for year, from Nervous Dcbli
~ Premature ecay aud all the effects Of youthful nds.
erection Will, for III. sake ot suffering humanity send free
TO all who need IT, the recipe and direction Tor making the
simple remedy by which h- was cured Sufferers wishing
TO proht by the advertisers experience DO by nd
dressing In perfect confidence.
jsns-sp-,y JOHN 4, OGDEN, 1. Cedar St , New York.
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PIM

will mall (free the recipe Ter preparing asnlle VxGE
TABLE BALM that will remove GAN, FIRE, KLES, PM
PIES and BIoTCHss leaving the ska son. clear and beau
iul instructions for producing Iuxuisnt growth
Of hair bald head smooth face. Address Ben Van
deli & Co Box 5lal, No, Wooster street New York.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.


Following are the cases disposed OF since las
report;
CRIMINAL DOCKET:
81 Erasmu, Thorson VS. Charles Eorsclcnius
Appeal. Judgment for plaintiff for sl2@j and
one.sixth Of the costs
COMMON LAW.
s3S Nathaniel Pierce vs. Il " Bachelor and
VIM NJ Hoyt. Replevin. Motion to dismiss sus-
tanned.
a42 Late firm Of Ravens, MacKlnay & Co, VS.
Samuel Dcgcn. Assumpsit. Judgment for plain
tiff for $372.7j and costs
400 Hallock Orsland, for the use OF Mayo &
Widmer VS. John Stevenson ct al. Debt. JudS'
inent against defendants for S4lS.5O and costs.
40 Marseiles Land and Water Power Co., for
the use Of Woodruff A Morcy, &c. vs. The IL a
Pitts Sons Manufacturing Co. Garni6hec Dis
missed ny plaintiff.
463 The CITY of Mendoza VS. Dietrich Volh. APP
peal. Dismissed for want OF prosecution.
465 ~ P Hencry VS. Denis Kelly. Assumpsit.
Judgment by confession for sll2ll.
ACC Chas NJ Smith KS Michael easily OF al
Same Same for $1242.4G and costs.
467 T u Catlin VS. Isaac Dcfenbaugh ct AL
Same. Same for $li5j4l and costs. Execution
instanter.
20 Lewis Campbcll ct al vs. James O'Reily ei
a. In chanccry. Dismissed by complanants
1856 Isaac Raymond KS Linda Raymond. Di
roYce. Decree.
1G6 Thomas Collins VS. James O'Rcily ct al
IN chanccry Supplemental decree ordering dis
tributIon.
100 jeremiah Crotty ct al vs. tho Seneca Coal
Co. ct al Motion by compliments to continue
motion to dissolve the injunction till next term
OF court sustained.
1853 Phillip IIoc!fler VS. John Matters ct al
Foreclosure Report Of Master approved and
decree.
Thornton ct al vs. lloutz On trial
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On motion of IIoban adjourned TO Tuesday
March II, lSi,. Ono. w. RAVENS
City Clerk
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Cold I'Cna,

Leroy W. Fairchilds celebrated Gold Pens at
Osman Il lIapcmans.
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Exchange on Chicago, New York

Exchange on Cn.oago, New Y ork
And all the principal olties East and Yves,
B . u q II Il A ~ II SOLD
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland end al
mporant points In Continental Europe drawn IA
suit purchasers.
u. -. Revenue stamps OF all denomina
ton, constantly on hand and FOR sale.
United states Bonds, Local Securities
lold and Silver bought and sold.
To those who favor With patronage woud say
shall be able 70 extend such facilities and accommodation
We trust VIII prove 10 them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open nom A. n.to4P.n.
L. c. JospsH, Cashier
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

The FREE TRADER and Chicago Toilg inns
one year, for $3.15.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NM I,s ONInr

city OF OTTAWA. Feb sth, 1911
Noice lcfthy given thai on he twelfth sth) day OF
March lSsi ectiOn will be held 10 the city OF
Wa IA sale county Illinois at which said election the
question VIII he suhied u lr voted anon By legal
voters OF said cat, whether said c shall bec
corporaied under o the General Assembly entitled
An act 10 provide Tor the incorporscn cities VII
ls.es, approved April lpth, ls, and which said elee
on tue further question Of minority representation the
city council legislative authority VI said city be
submitted TO be voted upon by the loyal said city
for adoption teeCtion and that election Will b.
held IN The following named places that say: For all
that portion OF SAID city lying north the illinois
and east Of thc center line OF the sess canal
ssid CITY, ana Continuation OF said line south 70 said
ard north 90 The north line Of said city polling psc
will b. st the County Court House said city and Cor all
that portion OF said city ag north OF said river and west
Of the Tire nforesad the polling Place Will BE- schaees
Hail. In said city and for all that portion Of aid city living
south 81 sac ryrr the polling Place viii seat " Msscc-
oG nssiS q ''i' CITY LfAAcsny:;r .
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF that
dread disease Consumdon, By simple remedy Ia anxious
TO make known TO his fellow sufferers the means OF cure
TO all who desire it, he will send copy OF the prescription
used Gree OF charge with the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they viii md asuRk CURE for Con
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c,
Parties wishing 'hc preparation will please address
Rev. Il. A. WILSON,
1911 Penn 81, williamsburgh, New York.
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w BIDDING AND INVITATION
w PATkK slRnssos-sss osnsa q Hapeusn'A
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EPESENTS FOR eENTLRAEy.-Let,er Case.
IsEIo@4> u CGyd Books. Pocket Book, &C. u
Leather Goods, st osmAn Hapemsns, Is Ia SALE 81
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-08

In q recent decision made by the
State Supreme Court we find the fol.
owing, which may be of interest to some
of our readers:
l. Where claim against a county for
money is properly presented to the board
of County Commissioners, and they fail
or refuse to take action thereon, fail OF
refuse to allow the same, the holder
thereof may then commence an original
action thereon against the county for
the amount thereof.
2. And, in such action it is not neces-
sary that the plaintiff should set forth in
his pleading that he had previously pre-
sented his claim to the county board for
their allowance. Such presentation does
not constitute any part of the plaintiffs
cause of action.-Osage Mission journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-08

The present is q good time to guard
against praiEisf Is. While the grass is
green it ezh be moved and afterwards
burneddn places where it is not possible
to plsw. There is nothing 50 dangerous
as the Annual fall fires that sweep over
our country and it is from sheer neglect
that damage is allowed to take place.
Attend to this matter in time and our
farmers will save by it every year hun
dreds of times the cost of their precau-
ton. Don't forget it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-08
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