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ROASTED COFE' E Z
In TIN CANS
MAMMALIAN HERMANN.
SD CANAL STREET.


Volunteer Physicians Wanted to ese tn
Holly Springs and Grsenville, Misaissippi Ap-
plyto Howard Association, No SO Camp street
between q. m. and .. m. se5
Branch Depository state National Bank,
corner Royal and Cont streets-Until further
notice this Bank will remain open until 4
o'clock p. NJ. each day. and will not reopen dur
.A's ''l' ''eA' GljHAs. I. @. oUpUY, Cashier.
New Orleans. september3 3, 1873. se4 I'm
yellow Fever can be prevented by the
Medicated Vapor Bath. 1t thoroughly purifes
the system by withdrawing oil poisonous mat
terg thus preventing contaglon. This Hapor
Ing yellow Fever from the system. is obtained
by an apparatus recently. patented for the pro-
duction, Of Turkish and Vapor Baths. ct the
cost Of the heat reuuired-about Ave cents. 1t
can be moved from room to room and man
aged by child with no danger in the operation.
No family can have the Yellow Fever If its mem
beers use 1t, and 1t has never been known to fall
used Oh Yellow Fever patient. ii has proved
more effective than the ordinary Turkish Bath
House in. graduating rheumatism. Asthma,
vous and Debilitating Maladies.
Tho entire apparatus for Turkish and Vapor
Ratha= inell1d ding case Of medicinal agents for
the production Of pix different Nedicoted Vapor
ceipt Of price, or 9. O. d. BY express, charges to
be paid by purchaser. Pamphlet of testinlo-
nials snd drawing q apparat,nl4 frs
COMPANY. So last Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio an2s I'm
shippers and sellers of Gotten seed are
hereby notified that on and after the first of Sep
tember, 1875 the price for good sound new cotton
seed shipped to this association will be $40 per
ton delivered here. Ms 49,
-''N n B. oooTToN SEED ASSOCIATION.
au20 I'm
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Succession Of Mrs. Adele Caveller, Waaov

VI GAb0AuIJ lCJQa
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE
- parish OF Orleans, No. 4oeo5-Whereas. Thee
letters Of administration on the estate Of the e
late Mrs. Adele Caveiier, widow OF T. Pico1. Srs
deceased Notice is. hereby given to ali whom
it may concern to show cause within ten darg
why the prayer Of the said petitioner Should
not be granted.
By order of the court.
se5 10 14* JOHN HEPYEPrr GIork
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Succession of Frank Drummer.

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 40.601-Whereas, John
Schneider has Detitioned the court for letters Of
Drummer deceased. Notice is hereby given to
all whom 1t may concern to show cause withins
ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the court.
SEES 10 IL JOHN HERBERT, Cerk. 2
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Succession Of z. H. Waus1

SECoND DISTRICT COURT roe THE PAB-
- 1sh OF Orleans, No. 40 Whereas, Daniel
4. Wilson, public administrator, has petitionea
the court for letters Of administration on tbs
estate Of the late T. q. Wtnstead, deceased.
Germ to soW gaen e all Mao nf nay v r.
prayer of the said petitioner should not be-
granted.
By order Of the court
Se5 10 "A John HERBERT CLARK
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,
Succession of Eugene seoRgH.

Succession of Eugene Georgf.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 40,580-Notiee is hereby
given the creditors ofrhis estate and to ali other
persons herein Interested to show cause within
they have or can, why the account presented
by the administrator Of this estate should no@
pe approved and honologated, and the funds
distributed In accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court.
sci 10* JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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U1OURTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
a. pnriah Of Orleans. No. 57se-By virtue Of q
Hernand Fourth uses Of h pS Peece or
the parish Of Orleans, ] will proceed to sell at
public, auction, on TUESDAY, September 10.
No ren ti ,oV Street, in the e Third r b Rie
Of this city, the following described property,
TO wit
ONE LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
as per inventory on file In my office.
Seized In the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
au3O sea 1Of VIM FL, HAYS Constable.
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TIE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE SALES,
Firanam Levnsseur, Agent, va. y. WI

Firsnsm LevasHetar. agent, vs.. y. E. Oraoa.
FTNHIRD JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
Of writ Of deri iioias to me directed by the
Hon. John L. Laregehe, Third Justice Of the
PEACE for the parish of Orleans, In the above
entitled case. / will proceed to sell nc public
auction at ms. warehouse. No 1o1 st. Louis
street. between Dauphine and Bourbon streets
in the Second District Of this city. on SATU r.
DAY September IL 1878 at - O'Clock H.
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
rs per Inventory on file In my office.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Caah on the anot
THOMAS J. BUCKLEY, Constable,
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WANTED TO RENT-WANTFD BY A FAM
w lily now living at Bay st. Louis, and who
intend to reside there, q house to take care Of
this winter, free Of rent Satisfactory graran-
tee given that the property will be we'll looked
after and kept in good order. For information
address C. @. WEBB, OF office OF New Orleans
Democ seS If
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EFManCe de st. HsOanes ys. VYm, WaeE-
eufAl1

enfield.
HURST JUSTICE COURT PARISH OF Or
- leans, No. 3867By virtue Of o. writ OF fleri
faeias, to me directed by the Hon. John McOor-
mick Second Justice of the Peace In and for the
parish of Orleans. acting for the First Justice
OF the Peace parish of Orleans, will proceed
to sell ct public auction. ut my warehouse,
NO. 13s Julin street, on MONDAY September
16, 1878. at u o'clock M. the following described
property. to wit
ONE SHOW CASE.
ONE LOT OF SHOES AND BOOTS.
Seized In the above entitled and numbered
cause.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
se5 10 16 JOHN f. WOOD. Constable.
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YNTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
Wv Ave rooms, In the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over SID per month. Address G. ".
b., Democrat office. my24 tt
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na H&e; ERAR.AR HGshgTass

WANTED-MALEA AND FEMALE NURSES
w to go to Canton. Apply ut once to Mr..
sCHAUNBERG Howard Association, No. IS
Camp street. SEQ
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HOUSES WANTEHp.

WANTED A GOOD PAYING TENANT
Wv wishes to secure a small house within
walking distance of the business portion OF
Canal street by the first Of September next
Rent must be moderate Address j. D., this
rfina. ia2H If
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D ashingt0n Avenue Drug Store
learner Magazine and Washington sits.

~ NEW ORLEANS.
Constantly receiving fresh supplies af pure
sR1gs. Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines.
. mbs of all kinds, Brushes, Soaps. Perfumery,
q ilet and Fancy Articles, ETC., sold at small
ID rgin. Coral Tooth Paste. recommended By
M VINO use 1t as a very superior dentrifce. It
eutihes the teeth to d fine pearl-like orna-
IN der, for beautifying and preserving the
ia. THE best thing for prickly heat and all
amer eruptions. Prescri ptions put up night
s day. R. j. MAINEGRA, MI. D.,
81 8 fm2dp
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"A. NJ. Billings VIZ. Apues uuevr,cn

"A. d. Billings VS.. Agnes HHerrick.
SEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
- parish q. Orleans No. 7481-By virtue Of a
writ Of tleri fhcias to mo directed by the Hon
nnd for the parish Of Orleans, In the above en-
titled and numbered suit will proceed to sell
nt public auction at my warehouse No. 9O3
Magazine street. on TUESDAY, tenth of SEN
temDnr, 1B1B, at 70 oclnek Q. m. = -
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ns per inventory on file In my office
Seized In the above entitled suit,
Terms-Oash on the spot
au3l se5 10 A. z. HELLER, Constable.
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New ORLEANS September 4. 1878.
DR.. Morley. City Hotel; Sir-Please accept my
thanks for your kind attention to my little SON
who was taken sick with the fever Saturday,
Ahngnst 81 and today is conyaleseent through
'0 N'' Mrs A. GoWAN. s58 Frankin Street.
- The salutary results produced by the use of
DIR. Morley's yellow fever remedy having In sew
oral instances come within my own personal
KnoI1iedgiee take sinrere pleasure In recon
cure for the prevailing epidemic, ,,a-
Architect an Builder. 40 Camp street.
We, the undersigned. indorse the above testi-
monies e e IS to the merits Of this remedy:
G. e. STEELE, 900 st. Mary street.
4: KERNAHAN, Hibernia National Bank,
CHAs. Z. NASH, of the firm of Nash l.
Hodgson, auctioneers, etc.
HUGH BREEN, artist
JOHN ROBINSON, house and sign painter.
NEW ORLEANS, September A. 1878.
DR.. Morley, City Hotel: Dear sir--Knowng Of
several cases of the prevailing fever having
been speedily cured by the use of your English
Remedy, it. is with pleasure that we recommend
'''''"'' 7. 4. 4 1RoN2R b." DaS'h'
corner Of f GRsHnB f g25s Raelord Streets
J.H. a fR2PnaEoial Alley
se8 st 426 Baronne street.
DR.. w. G.. AUSTIN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
Corner of Jackson and Magazine streets.
Upper City Hotel,)
Office hours, 7 to q. m. and to ~. m.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE.
No. 124 Canal street,
Office hours, from y to o. N.
Can be summoned By American District tele-
graph at any hour, iv25 sniff
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9r EnFOR PIANO TUNINC3--BEsT WORK
sp1scO $50 Magazine. ID. LEEOH. .Soiree
Pianist iyE1y
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WA n U.s.
SITUATIONS wANTEsp-F

Cocks NuFasS. CnamspeFnaaes, Etc.
WANTED "A SITUATION, BY TWO RE-
Wv spectacle girls, to. do hpusework and
nurse, Dan assist In anything. Address G and
B. this Office. selo st
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HELP wANTEEp-RENgALEs.

gMamaheFsnaald#. CO0tSss Nurses esn.
VNTANTED--A WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND
w assist In plain washing. Apply at No. 1907
Julia street. se10 it,
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FOR SALE.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.

OF NEW ORLEANS,
State Of Louisiana. ct the close of business
Saturday. August 81 1873.
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RESOURCES,

pa RESOURCES.
Stocks and bonds. Observation-Disclosures. S4S 500 4s
! Loans maturing within 90 days.. 1879 $40 50
RoFtxtures. ...............-.-,. 1851 90
III Expenses s.737 SO
1916 90
Flash. .......,.-,.-..--.. 9,a57 II
L. Total. .S21g ,OS1 So
HI LIABILITIES.
@Reserve fund. ....-.-..............:... 3,266 IS
a Profit and loss 1914 80
Deposits not bearing interest. ...-----. 20,610 90
deposits bearing interest. ......-.--.. s3,29I 16
~ Total ........-....- .-.......=--. $2l9,0Sl 50
I'd We, Of the Citizens Savings Bank, do solemLIy
Gwear that the foregoing statement is correct.
u NJ. BENNER, Cashier.
II - Director.
u STATE OF LOUISIANA,
3 Parish of Orleans.
~ Sworn to and subscribed before me by NJ
enner. Cashier. this ninth day of September.
SIS THEO. GUYOL
Published in accordance with act No. 81 Of
77. ANT. DUBUCLET.
se1o 1t State Treasurer.
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rEUHAL NOTICES,

Tfie steamer Frank Pargossa VIII re-
sumo her trips In the New Orleans, Greenville
and Bend trade on THURSDAY, September, 1e
1873 se1utf
Headquarters HntteFy A. FIrsE Negir
ment Louisiana Field Artillery. New Orleans
September ., 1s7s-The officers and members OF
ssntambars postponed meeting to be held on
TUESDAY. tenth instant. at 80 p. m. sharp.
Election OF officers.
BY order of Capt. 2. L. BouNy.
seiO 1t JOS. PASCAL, Secretary.
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Volunteer Physicians Wanted ~ ea0 tn
Holly Springs and Greenvie Mississippi. APP
plyto Howard Association, No. 30 Camp street.
between a. m. and 3 b. m se5
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Go to Stiefel II Co.'S for your overcoats.


Mr.. n l.. Smiley, of Carleton, Mo-, was in this
city this week, where he owns some pieces OF
property. He expressed himself highly pleased
with the city, thinking it one of tie handsomes,
and most favored towns he had seen in his eXten
siye travels through the west. He thinks the
town has a bright future if its advantages shall
be duly utilized. When it was suggested to him
that an effort was being made in a quiet way tc
rc-orpanZe the Citizens Association, he said he
thought nothing could be more useful. Sucl
seems to be the impression among good many
Of our business men, specially the young men
whose future home this city is to be and where
their interests are centcrcd. just at this time
as all business is beginning to revive, is the
proper point for such an Association to recon-
mcncc its work. interrupted by the crisis OF
1878. This town can only grow as its manufac
tories are increased and diversified; they only
have kept it from thorough stagnation during
the years since 'I3. And her manufactures can
only be increased oy a widespread knowledge OF
her advantages, and union of her people to assist
in spreading that knowledge and offering the
necessary courtesies to strangers coming to look
at the town
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Golden Rule Plug IS cents, at Mitch's.

Mrs. O'Bren, whose child was burned last
week and for whose benefit II subscription was
takenIup last week, amounting to about $40, is
using the Times to state her grievances. She says
the funeral expenses were paid and some money
given her but not all of the S15, and (out OF the
paper is wanting to know why, Mr.. Wood and
Marshal Murray are the custodans of the re-
naming funds and thinking she was not in great
need Of them they have not given the balance
to her, her husband making from sl2 to $50 pei
week; nor did they think her proper person 10
entrust them to for use as was the donors, inten'
tions. A meeting was called of the donors for last
night to decide what shall be done with the
money; and it appears evident from all we can
learn that it would not be hard to find many a
person or family to whom the money would be
far more useful if not necessary than Mrs
OBricn.
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HOME MATTERS.
Personal,

NJ. II. Swift, Esq, started on Thursday week
for Nassau, y. p. Bahamas, He will 30 by rail
via New York, Washington, Savannah, Ga,
Jacksonville, Fla, thence by steamer. Mr.. s.
has fairly earned his vacation by long years oil
labor, and it is the earnest wish of all who know
him that the benefit of his health will be great
Mrs Swift is spending a few days in Chicago
The resignation Of f. f. Bale, as assistant chlei
of the Strcator Fire Department, has been ac'
cepted by the village trustees. As this lcit tha'
department without head, Fred. Fades was APP
pointed chief pro tenn
Miss Elsie Trimble won the prize at the read
ing contest on Monday night, the trophy oeing
b. F. Taylor's 'Songs of Yesterday"
Esq. Allen, of Strcator, the Oldest Justice oil
the Peace, of that settlement who has been east
u few years has retained home with bran new
wife We wish the Squire unlimited success.
Dr. j. S. Ryburn has changed his residence
from DR.. McArthur's to Mrs. James ColwelPs
on Columbus ST., where he may be found
after Office hours in the future.
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@arrieD

AT Ottawa, On the 5th inst, by A. u smith I ESg,j Ml
ISAAC +. ECHARD. of StreatOr IN Miss MARTHA u
YOUNG of wenona, III.
On the 9TH inst, AZ Whites Hotel IN Ottawa ny " =,
Weeks, Esq. Mr.. HENRY II. HOGENSON, OF Milier' 10
Miss ANNA 4. JOHNSON, OF the same place
on the 9TH inst the Ottawa House, in this city ~ -
Weeks, Esq. Mr.. LEWIS J. OLESON 10 Mrs. MARTHA
+. NELSON, both Of Freedom
At the residence Of the brides parents IN East 1,tawn
Dee. nth. by Rev. j. q. Campbell, Mr. GEORGE GNoNE
of Rutland, to Miss MAGGIE CHAPMAN.
The wedding transformations hut not the less crafty
ing TO many friend, OF the contracting parties in this cit,
and county We only add our hearty congratulations
and best wishes.
MOoRE-HlLl.-Tsc SchOolcniI tMich,) DGspdfch ana
Ners says "A little partnership was formed on the thlrd
inst at the residence of the Hon. L. 5. Burdck, ESD. be-
tween Mr.. Wallace Moore, farmer OF Ottawa, Ia Sale
county, H., and Mrs Roa NJ Ill., daugherln.law OF our
well known farmer poet A. b. Hill The happy pair took
the first train for their future home Our Hill Is removed
but we have MoCrc May their life line be srcwn with love
blossoms Moore they Journey through life Is
the wish OF many friends"
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Everything so far indicates that the coming
poultry, dog and bird show will be the event of
the season. Sherwood's large and elegantly APP
pointed hail. in Opera House block on the lower
floor on La Sale street, has been secured for the
being French plate glass forty feet wide by
twelve high; the rear has four large windows.
Evenings dozens of gas burners will make the
scene brilliant. Special committees have charge
of the illuminating, heating and other It cetcraS
Banners and signs will be displayed in front of
the building, benches for the support of the
coops, hanging arrangements or other rests Tor
bird cages and stalls Of various sizes will be put
up and numbered for the reception of CANNES.
Two efficient and careful watchmen will be EN-
ployed, one for service during day time and the
other for night duty.
No pedigree will be required for dogs, indvid
ual merit being the test, but every dog must be
Of the breed named on his entry card.
Any animal or fowl, not named in the printed
list, brought to the exhibition will be properly
classified by the Secretary and duly entered and
entitled to compete for premiums.
Exhibitors of dogs may remove them nights
after the close Of the exhibition, returning them
on the following morning by 10 O'clock
On Wednesday, Dec 25th and Thursday, 26th
dogs wsll be passed upon for premiums by the
judges. 1t is optional with exhibitors whether
their dogs remain during the entire time of the
exhibition, from Tuesday till Saturday evening.
Exhibitors are permitted to sell any article,
|fowl, bird or dog on exhibition, but they must
report such sales to the proper officer No prop
crty so sold must be removed from the exhibition
till the close of the same, except by permission
of the Superintendent.
Perfect order will be maintained, and all posi-
bic arrangements for the comfort of visitors dur
ing show hours made, which, except Tuesday,
will be from Q o'clock A. NJ. till 10 o'clock p. VI.
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1t is undenably bad thing to be "out OF
soap" though in hard times like these there Is
no telling who next may not be in such an un
happy fix Mr. VIM Geek, of Seneca, however
has gone far to relieve anxiety on that head by
manufacturing soap of natural earth he find,
in that vicinity. In the ordinary soap OF com
merce it appears ground slick is largely used tt
give it body, but the article is of course goo(
more expensive than natural earth would be
Mr.. Geek claims he can make soap for $50 tor
as good as any You can buy at $50 ton, ant
from partial trial we have seen made Of ii hi
article we are inclined to think he is right about il
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The increase Of the police force, It Will be re
rnembcrcd. did not come of necessity but rather
through the desire Of ward politicians to do a
favor to some al their hcnchmen.-7h' TtD'S.
If we rightly remember, the police committee
were instructed hy the council to hire the police
as many as they chose; the committee was IN
fact given full control Of the matter. The COM
mittee being Hull, chairman, Kelley and Griffith,
Ed would seem 20 have "lost his grip on the
police question.
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The investigation of the "unlawful arrest
made last fall, will probably not take place, Mr..
Misner having replied, when notified to be pres
ent, that he would not attend, but would begin
suit for damages. If Mr.. NJ. looks at 1t in that
way, let him 20 ahead, He would save himself
expense, however, by investigating the matter
now; if it is shown that his "honah' has been
tramped upon" he need have no fear but twill
be indicated by the liberal and fair minded men
whom he would encounter. Of course, If Mr.
Misner is not interested enough in the matter to
attend and prosecute the case before the commit
tee, the only thing left to them is to drop the mat
ter completely.
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Quail shooting is quite the rage now. and rs
the birds seem to be plentiful some fine strings
have been brought into town. BY the way, talk
ing of sporting, the 5000 California salmon
recently purchased by Ottawa fishermen are
about ready to chip to the river. How many OF
our neighbors can show as "full' hand? Hold
up your hands Are you in favor of Il fish law
Then say something about it to keep the ball
moving. As for our Legislators, Crooker is for
lit. viii Bowen forgetJohn A. Logan and Richey
his dcmniton grecnback lunacy long enough &c
give the subject little thought? At any rate
we know of lots of people who are anxious tt
have them do so.
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1t is announced that the Hess English Opera
Company with Emma Abbott as prima donna
will sing Gounod's Faust" in this city on Janu-
airy Sd, with Miss Abbott, as -Hargherda, we pre-
sumo. The company consists OF some 50 mem
bers including Miss Emma Abbott MIR. and Mrs.
Seguin Mr. Ellis Ryse and other celebrities, and
the opera to be given by them will be the finest
entertainment ever given in Ottawa.
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The Peru He,uH says that two hard characters
from La Sale, whose names were given as Jos
eph Mathews andJ. Falou, were arrested by OH
Ger Mum in that city on Wednesday night OF
last week, on peace warrant and lodged in Jail
The complaint was made by one Emma Perkins,
now of Peru, who charged the boys with smash
ing in the door aud committing deprcdations in
the house. Judge Undcrhill bound them over to
keep the peace Emma Perkins and her compan'
ions had just moved In from thirty days visit to
La Sale, and were calculating on Il more tony
reception than having their doors smashed in.
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In the Grundy county circuit court PLUCK"
and Thomas Whaen were heard last week. His
Honor gave "Puck" one year in the Penitcntiary,
ut hard labor, on the indictment for assault
with intent to commit MURDER Thomas was
discharged on this indictment. On the charge
of malicious mischief" "Pluck' and Thomas
were each fined 800, from which Thomas was
discharged under the pauper act.
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On next saturday evening an entertainment
will be given at the Baptist church, the feature
OF which will be the Double Stercopanopticon,'
a sort of improved magic lantern We take il.
Scenes Of different parts of the world Will be
given, allegorical scenes, and illustrations OF
ma-niied insects and promises to tie Interesting.
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Don't lose your tine and foolishly spend your
money in going 10 Ottawa or elsewhere toi
goods, when you can find the very same quality
at lower prices. at Mason'~ Serena store.