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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-24
A HON 3 INDUSTRY !!

The undersigned takes this occasion his thanks
to the people Of Yankton particularly and to his many
friends throughout Dakota and Nebraska the generous
which has been bestowed upon the late firm Of
DUDLEY & HAWLEY through the many years in which
that firm has carried business in this city, and he
desires to call the attention Of these friends and that of
the people generally enlarged facilities
sive assortment and comodious which the late
firm had provided which Dudley
Hawley, now possesses.
In the line Of the Hardware trade in the
Of Tin, Copper Ware
equal in all respects anything in the north
west occupying three grand rooms each 251OO
tent.
In the futures by constant application business hopes
the Hardware trade Of the region which naturally tr
uary to to this point cenered here and shall
make for the interest people within this region
chase their Hardware Tnware Copper and Sheet
Stoves, and all other articles in this line from
Yours gratefully and respectfully
GEO. e. hAWlEY,
eaF Union Block, Third st.
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Marshall & Co. can for sli,tle money fur.
uish you kasdsone goods for Cbristmas
presents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30
THE COURTS.
The Appellate COarr.

A conference Of the judges of the appellate
court of the second district was held in this city
Tuesday. Some fourteen decisions were filed in
cases heretofore left undecided none are from
this county. They also adopted the following
rule:
Whereas, BY rule of the supreme court adopt
ed Jan Is, 1873, it is ordered that in all cases re
moved to that court from this court, only so much
of the record embracing a final judgment or de
cretal order of the circuit court, with a short
statement Of the facts found by the appellate
court, and copy Of their final judgment as shall
be necessary to clearly and fully present the ques
tion upon which the decision of the supreme
court shall be sought shall be made up, and that
the same shall be directed by at least two Of the
Judges of the appellate court, and that their or
der to that effect shall be certified part Of the
record
Therefore 1t here required by this court that the
counsel of appellant or plaintiff in error shall
prepare and submit to the counsel for appellee
or defendant in error draft Of the order of this
court containing the statement of facts, and pOr
tions of the record only necessary TO present
clearly and fully the questions aforesaid, and if
the counsel cannot agree, they shall, after rea
sonable notice, each present to this court, or one
OF the Judges thereof their suggestions in writ
ing in relation thereto, in order that the points
in difference, if any, may be fairly settled and
adjusted in compliance with said order Of the su-
Dreme court.
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From Garfield.
GARFIELD, Ill. March %

GARFIELD, ILL.,, March 2Sth, 1878.
The Democratic caucus placed J.. ii. Tower
at the head OF their ticket for the town
election this spring, Geo. Hoge being his OPP,
ponent in the caucus There will be another
caucu. ON tho 30th to put in nomination some
one who will represent the head of an oppos-
ing ticket Close attention TO the selection of
good men that will work in the interest of the
town Is the feeling of all concerned.
p. H. Gennett has traded his stock of dry
goods and groceries TO a Mr.. Lucas Of Vermil
lion Co. Ill, for farm of 100 acres. Mr.. Lu.
cas- takes possession at once and gives possess
ion likewise.
FA. Cheever, the II. r. agent at this place,
n on a two weeks visit at his old home in
Delavsn. H. his lady accompanying him.
Miss Louisa Smec,on Of Ottawa has returned
70 Ler home having been here on a visit with
old schoOlmates.
H. Fowler is shelling some Of his corn
this week. and has shipped numicr Of car
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From Seneca.
SENECA, Mar. 2G. 1873.
ELF CHECK

! SENECA, Mar. 20, 1910.
! Well, well; here we are again. The quiet
of our village is somewhat disturbed over our
favoritc deacon, by two literary ladies, under
the cognomens of Una" and Maud Muller"
Well, ! am glad we have got here some litcra
ry talent in the female line know, rs | told
you when | settled here from Calumet that il
was just the place to find everything that was
to be had in any town. | always admired lit
erary females. That was one Of the greatest
difficulties the professor had with me at the
Calumet College. He said it retarded my cdu.
cation-this letting my mind run on literary
female talent But say what he would, | al
ways stood just about 8 to- in that way.
admire it and am very glad we have got it
here. 1t makes things pleasant But if 20
much further on this theme | shall lose the
subject | started out with, to wit, the deacon
in question. do not exactly know who he
ia, but il he is the one | am thinking of, his
views in unfolding or dcnouncing anything
would not weigh much in the opinion of sen.
sible people, or be worth Il mess of cold pota-
toes, and | am really sorry to see my literary
friends quarrel over so poor a subject one not
at all "worthy Of their steel" | agree with
Maud about the delegation that escorted
Speaker Coltax from the depot here, and the
red ribbon he wore and about the delegate
carrying the same sign in his face 1t is
true. Though said delegate is also strong
supporter Of the red ribbon business, | thought
he should either take down one sign or the
got the name Of rising early may sleep to 10
O'Clock in the day.
see by notices posted up that the rcpubli-
cans and democrats are still waging party
strife over our little township offices. This is
kept up by few of the rOck rooted to the de.
trment of at least part of our township Can
not the people rlso in their might and end
this petty party squabbe over town offices and
get out our best men regardless of party, and
do away with the two or three purity strikers
in those little matters?
School District 10 in Seneca will have al
public examination this week, and award
prizes to the scholars deserving This isl
IN the directors. 1t helps educa.
ton.
Mrs Richardson and Miss Long have open.
ed Il new millinery store on Main street. They
have nice fashionable stock and will do well !
Such an establishment was long wanted to
complete the business of the place.
Another change in our hardware business
Smith " Galloway, of Marseilles, bought out
John T. Found. They are good men and we
are glad of the accession, especially when we
drdto from Marseilles.
Our pleasing and ailable former townsmen
f, Jackson, Esq, has again taken his place
among us. lie is now daily at his bank in
this place. He has also gone back on Mar.
settles. Weintend TO move all their good men
up here soon. Seneca boys, hurrah
PEDRO-SANCuO
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MarseilIes.

~
One day this week our onccln-awhile report
cr visited the Lowell of the West" as this
proud young city calls itself, and not without
some reason. If the critical eye can find rs
beautifully located town on the Illinois river
from its source to its mouth as Ottawa itself
Marseilles fills the bill. The town is located
with Il north range of bluffs variegatcd with
scenery of thousand shapes, such as should
delight the artistic eye whether of painter,
poet or scientist. Upon the hillside there are
cottages, as well rs upon the level plain-neat,
elegant,-suggcstivc of wealth and comfort,
and the homes of industrious and happy vii
layers.
FANCY.
Breakfasted at the well known Beckwith
House, kept by mine host Pilling whom not
to know is 10 be oblvious of genial and
kind-hearted gentleman 1t was observed that
he wore not upon his nose, as many do, but
upon his left breast red ribbon.
Seeing Barkmcyer the jeweler, our reporter
asked what time it was He pointed to Nc.
Gains restaurant across the way and said
when dinner is ready there il must be twelve
O'Clock. II il isn't, then wind up my watch
and clock" lie also added, "he and run the
sun; if the sun fails to rise when we say il
shall, we Immediately send John Eddy with a
horse and buggy TO see about it,"
Then if you see merchant doing good
business, and people wearing nice clothes, they
must have been stolen from Haynes & Harri.
sons; or if you see welldressed lady. you can
not doubt but that shc has been at MlicheIl's.
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and that either the proprietor or ourold Ottawa
friend, Harry Lewis, was the genial and correct
salesman.
| And again here is iIocomb the blacksmith
the one that Goldsmith wrote about Bless us
Why every one knows Holcomb rs well as tho
horses fOrmiles around and from force Of habit
they break out Of their stalls at five o'clock o
mornings and cluster around his shop to be
shod, and hold up their feet and wait for THEN
favoritc shocist. Even mule was found there
a week ago standing on his head, his four fee,
gently waving in the air waiting for Who'll
come. Bad pun, but can't help.
Going down the street met that more than
genial, jolly and excellent gcE...u.,u Marcel
lus ii. Pitts, now the principal proprietor of
the immense Threshng Machine factory at
this place. | cannot describe the wonderful
and complicated machinery by which these,
now acknowledged to be the best hrcshing ma
chimes IN the world, are made, and will only
say that new Improvements have been added
from year to year until scarcely anything is
now done by hand. There is splendid and
perfectly adapted piece of mechanism for every
thing and a room for each of the several parts
that join TO make the perfect threshing ma
chine or their new improved horse power
Leaving these, met Mr.. Bruce, and accom-
panying him and other friends to thenew lock,
built by the canal commissioners under the
general superintendent of Mr.. Thomas, and
Immediately of Mr.. Robert Morrison, one of
the most skillful masons in the west. He
managed the work at Henry, and all engineers
and architects who have seen 1t pronounce it
perfection, This lock is the successor of lock
10, the second on the canal ut this place, and
the next below the first This new lock is
built Of Lamont stone, IL grade of which is
called marble, but in reality is a fine quality
of sandstone and thus superior for the pur-
pose for which it is used to limestone. This
rock quarrics out IN larger blocks and is not
dressed by hand but planed like lumber The
lock is III feet long and 10 feet wide, and took
1900 yards of stone. Cost about $4,000. 1t
is splendid piece of workmanship.
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CHARITY.


In days of old, St Paul did write
OF cardinal virtues three;
He wrote of Faith he wrote of Hope,
And last of Charity.
Now, Charity, it suffers long,
And always it is kind;
Toward failings it is not severe,
To faults, a little blind.
1t maketh not man ''puifcd up"
II vauntcth not, it's said;
1t "hopeth" and 'cndurcth" all
SO in the Book we read
II Charity be in the heart,
Ones creed, 1t matters not,
Nor does it matter with what church
He casteth in his lot
To recommend this Charity
Unto our kddtr who
Objects to deacon" is the work
Which Una now would do.
Poor Una told but just the truth
Nor back will take one word;
Although the "dcacons" very wroth-
At least, rs much she's heard
Seneca, Mar. 20, 1873. UNA.
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Chicago Market,

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March %, 1873.
FLOuR--PricCs unchanged Choice whit,
winter wheat SG.0O@G.,5; fancy western spring
extras, S5.0O@5.5O; Minnesota patent, S6'5OG
SO; choice spring supcrtnes, S. 75d4OO
WHEAT-W inter-Whitc, in store, s1.166
III Spring-No. 2, Minnesota $llO@i. ii,
No. ., in store, Sl.0S@l 100; No. 3. $lOl.
CoRN-No. =, $685.. Options, IS for May, for
June, A.
Oats--No. 2, 27@2S; rejected, 9Oc.
Ryc-No. ., 57l6; rejected, 33Lc.
Barley-No. 2, 4Sc; rejected, Acc.
Lard-S7 l5@725 d 100 lbs.
Butter-Creamery, 30dS5c; good to choice dai.
ry, 25@2Sc.
Eggs-S@Sl(c u doz.
CATTLE-Without much change. Choice extra
grade steers, S5,00G5.25; good to choice natives,
S4a@4.@; butchers steers, s35Od315; COWS
and hcifcrs, s2.OO@375
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loads of oats through to Baltimore in the last
ten days.
Dat sowing is pretty well through with IN
this locality. Some are holding back, fearing
cold weather yet
A. Wundcr Il Brother are ready to accom-
MEDIATE their patrons with hardware again, at.
ter two weeks rest from business labors.
}. }. Winter claims to have the boss corn
planter for sale Of Ottawa manufacture
SELF CHECK.
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sworn EVIDENCE.
The following Cure Is probably the most re-.
narkabIe ever effected by any medical
preparation for the treatment
OF Catarrh:

Gantlemen- ~ hereby certify that have had Catarrh
for ten years. and for the last six years have been
terrible sufferer. rendered partially deaf, had
buzzng In the head. pains across the temple. dizzy
spells. weak and painful eyes. swollen and liberated
tonsils, hard and constant cough, pain across
the chest, and every indication OF consumption. My
head ached all the time The matter accumulated so
rapidly in my head and throat that could not keep
Them free. Frequently at night would spring out OF
bed. II seemed to me, at the point OF sufocaton.
would then have recourse to every means In my power
to disodge the from my throat and head before
being able to sleep again For period OFFS years my
with difficulty swallow finally consulted an eminent
surgeon in regard to operation on them but ut his
request postponed 1t. The constant Inflammation and
liberation in my throat caused by the poisonous mat
infamedmy lungs that coGghed incessantly.-a deep,
hard cough, Meanwhile my system began to show the
effects Of this disease that lost flesh grew pale and
showed every symptom of an early death by consump
ixmonths ago, began the use of SANFoRDs RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH. After using the first bottle be.
gan to improve rapidly The first dose seemed to Gle
my head as had not known IL to be for years. 1t
my cough in three days BY using IL as garge soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling Of my tonss.
so that they soon ceased TO trouble The soreness
across my chest disappeared, the buzzng noises In my
completely restored and every symptom OF disease that
had reduced to the verge the grave disappeared
by the use OF SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATABRH.
I have been thus explicit because, as q druggist, |
hope to convince many that this Is great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Catarrh as prac-
tlsed by the best physicians, and have consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every kind
Of remedy and apparatus that have appeared during
period OF six past and have while following their
USE taken great OF my general health but obtained
no relief or encouragement from any OF them.
Boston, Feb %, 1875 GEO. F. DINsMoRE.
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County Court.

This court has continued in session all week
No cases Of public interest were tried The Eos
ter bastardy case was settled by agreement. Tn,
record:
LAW DOCKET.
al Marcus o. Southw0rth V. Charles Cotton q
al, assumpsit uiv failed TO agree.
46 WR. Harper V. Cyrus Carver, assumpsit
dismissed by plaintiff
~ The Victor Sewing Machine Co. V. VIM X
Ferguson, troycr; continued by agreement.
81 DurGcc Chase v Isaiah Strawn, assumpsit
verdict Of jury for plaintiff and damages assessed
at $50; motion for new trial.
81 Frank W. Bullock, administrator, estate Of
James 5. Bullock V. James McBcth, trcspass
dismissed by plaintiff.
IN PROBATE.
Estate Of Morris Ncustadt. Claims Of T.. +
Bull for 800 dismissed
Estate Of John s. Smith Notice of final set.
Element at May term ordered published.
Estate of James Van Doren. Notice of final
settlement at May term ordered published.
Estate Of Endrc Williamson. Notice of final
settlement ut May term ordered published
Estate Of Benjamin Jagc, notice for final set.
Element ut MAY term.
Guardianship Of Charles Bath, minor, final
report approved and guardian discharged
Estate OF Timothy Curtin, will admitted to pro-
bate
Conseryatorship Of Sarah Rogers, insane in.
ventOry approved.
TNNdtt VI y. lclltTH Ol uulllIlh-
tratOn issued TO L. l.. Painter; bond, So, 800; no.
tee 10 creditors 10 May term.
Assignment Of Maierhofer IL Jordan, assignee s
report approved; order To sell real estate and to
pay creditors in full
Guardianship Of Englebcrt Brcnnaucr, ct al,
report Of accounts approved
Estate Of Layettc b. Hallock; notice of final
settlement TO May term ordered published.
Estate Of Ruany George, inventory and ap-
praisement biz! approved
Guardianship Of Philip II. Clark and Edwin
H. Clark, reports of accounts approved.
Estate Of James Eckert claim of Henry Ely
for 4 80 allowed.
Estate Of Anthony DeWalt will admitted TO
probate aud letters testamentary issued 10 Hen
rietta DeWalt notice TO creditors to May term
ordered published.
Guardianship Of Anna NJ. Potter ct al, report
OF accounts approved.
In the matter Of the assignment Of o. VI. Poscy
and VIM. NJ. Read, report Of assignment approx
ed and distribution Of IS per cent. TO creditors
ordered
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ottawa Wholesale Market,

OTTAWA, March -, 1873
Business on about every other day was consid
cred very fair. The roads, however have been
very bad, which combined with spring work de.
press trade, The rain Ct Wednesday has helped
the roads somewhat. Prices remain about the
same.
We quote as follows:
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AW DOCKET,


IL, ID and To- William f. Parrett V. The Chi
cago Alton Railroad Co., appeal; dismissed by
plaintiff at defendants costs
$50. Heman H. Carter V. The President and
Trustees of the Town of Earlvillc, case continu
ed.
BOB. Waldemar NJ. Melchert V. Warren Rock.
wood trcspass; dismissed by plaintiff
2O5. Henry Winker V. Charles BenchadOrf
appeal; verdict of | cent damages and costs
against defendant.
BOG Adam Dillcr V. VIM. s. Jackson and A.
q. Mclntirc trespass; jury trial. plaintiff takes a
non-suit
207. James Denigan V. Nelson Plumb and II
T. Nichols, appeal; dismissed by plaintiff
2lS. &, A. Wilcox, late Coroner &c, for the
use Of W. w, Stewart ct al, debt; mol pros as to
Monroe and judgment against Young for $500
and costs.
22i X. p. Smith V. Edwin Cudmorc, appeal;
dismissed by plaintiff
.255. schmid y siPpel V. Jacob Bolivar, appeal;
dismissed by defendant
h36. John Mccormick V. Rics Davis and David
Wolferman, assumpsit judgment by confession
for plaintiff for so 40 and costs
537. Eva NJ. Burke " George Gaut appeal ;
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
55S. sarah Il. Upper V. George Gaut appeal;
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
gil. Chas. Mclaughlin vs. David Gilmore, APP
peal; Judgment on verdict in favor of defendant
FOR costs.
22l. The People for the use of s. G. Barnet v.
A, &. Mclntirc, appeal from county court dis
missed by plaintiff.
222. Chas. Mclaughlin v David Gilmore, APP.
peal judgment for plaintiff for 50 and costs
226 Henry Bruner V. Rcscn Dcbolt appeal; on
trial.
255. j. II. Rcock for use of Ellen Reock ct al
'. David Evans, assumpst; dismissed by plain
till
go John Kirkpatrick " j. c. Campbell; APP.
zeal; dismissed by defendant.
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A CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the and ndcretons
Of youth nervous weakness early decay loss Of manhood
&c, will send a recipe that will cure YOU. FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by mission
AIRY In South America Send 10 the
REV JosFru T. imam, Station n Bible House ysto York
CuH noyioiysp
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ing Tube with full directions for in all cases. Price,
$00. For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
GeneratAge and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
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One of our most cstimablc citizens may re
thankful Tor the introduction of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup, for its timely use has saved his life.
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SUFFOLK IS.

SUFFOLK IS. Fen. %, 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George +. Dins.
more, and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice OF the Peace.
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learning Situations furnished. Addrcs a. once II VAL
ENTiNE Manager. GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin.
AIDES, agency u offered yon hy M. {. A Ter
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.
Closing and Arrival Of Mails.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific R.iIroa

Train No - will carry passengers between Joliet and Ru
rcau, No - between Ottawa and Rock Island M 10 be-
tween Rock Island and Joliet No. from Ia sale 4, Otta
when passengers arr provided with tickets and not ot
crsise. \. VI. SMITH, Genl Pass Agent
\. kIMBALL. Gen'l Supt. A. MNUyEI. Asst zen supt.
Dec -, 1879. II. NJ. HALL Agent Al Ottaua
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Banks.
Exchange on Chicago and New York

Exchange on Chicago and New York,
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Exchange England. Ireland Scotland and all i'm.
porant points in Continental Europe drawn sums to suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue Stamp s of all denominations con.
stanty hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from "a. NJ to N.
Jan. 70, 1878 r. c. JORDAN Cashier.
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DIR. ii. OLIN.
OF Chicago, formerly of this pse) will visit Ottawa al
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday OF each month"; for treating
MI diseases of the Eye and Ear surgicay otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil Inverted lids closure
OF the ear duct cross eye strasshyoma and the removal
tunors and morbid grOwths Of every description Artificial
eyes and drums Inserted without pain previous opera
ton Granular eyelids The frequent disease in me
tceSt, radically and permanently cured
From his long experience in treating dscsos OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that he
every CASE Chronic disease also treated Consultation
largest stock of Artificial Eyes in the West
December 10TH ls1g-tf
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jlrW advertisements.

N n n nQ Retail price tlcl only s250. Prior Or
RuA WHgA gdny price 1910 only 40. Paper free
uPNuvSS DANE r. BEATTY, Washington, y. j
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c. d A. X. L. Co. V. Vim. +. 2,
,sed.
nrietta Frank V. John Frank,
LAW DOCKET.
y Dclnnp W SYlNnstnr NJ CI
LAW DOCKET

IS James Dclong vs. Sylvester NJ. Chapman
Appeal; finding for plaintiff, debt So. ST. dam
ages S32; judgment therefor and costs.
3l2 NJ Duckworth, who sues by his next friend
&. W. w. Blake, V. Albert f. King; appeal; dis
missed.
5S4 John W. Barnhart " s. X. David, assump-
sit; judgment by confession for $6l0.Ss