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Tcrpas, $50, payable at time of service
L. W. BREWER,

TAN SAIsE: <OTICE.-Nuti,r IS hereby given
- - sale hy 90" Comfy Treasurer and 'Nui'iCiu eco.
sf.. No I sale county. 100 rhr state ~ Illinois, Of drT
Uur.f lands. town Dot. and parts OF town lots held af 'h'
count. court Huv~. .U ottawa. said county and STATE"
af" county. fuNu aud other and special 1---
H.trr- -'H' taxes HuI rH-'~ due thereon rr The veal
.. Iai previous year, commenced Hf '..r 18TH IHf w
I.TH .-it aud UttTfluHi from nIr 90 HE loo
Uf .t. .H J. Burke sfu ti" 18th lHy Yf July TO- I-,' "
cam. purchaser uf fhr rl..N.Hs describe. property
fH
T.N uf flr So OF the E., iur D. Don f, fHuH ~ uf'I
ul .. -sll county OF J. Sale suU -Hr. .i illinois. '
.rs 'H... .U no" ufIu' uf I~ruu- TrrVrr
500. Do" .HIt John o. Burke fora HlaN.r consider
.TH. IF assigned aud rrIu.i frfI ..f#r.y Goo .fN
.H'- ~ purchase received DIS H.ru Hf -1IH -r 2
81 r. no land, hy Endorsement. 60 f.u "I'rzl7l. D.
N Nn. ... Who .- uuN tHr 'lA fU' uNU.r thereof
Sol. ..'"rr notice is hereby given % . R'Hw o n.TE
'.ff 'lr tfu" Of redemption FROM .t.u -I. a.
E.... .... l-fu GHF OF July f.. U. '-t-.
t1r'..... '. Marc, l1. l-.s .s-lW vs. HEINT..
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The City Council

\ charter-special meeting of the city council
was held on last Wednesday evening, to receive
reports of officers, finish up uncomplctcd busl'
ness canvass the election returns and swear III
the new council. There were present Mayor
Nicholson and all the aldermen.
After the reading of the call and the minutes OF
the previous meeting the Mayors report was
read by the clerk, as follows:
The end of the municipal year, which will sever
our official relations, is drawing to CLOSE One
full, round year has passed by since those rela-
lions began and We are just so much nearer the
end Of our sojourn on earth. Since our ilrst
meeting in this place, one of our number Mr.
Jackson, has passed from life to enter upon, We
.rust, brighter and better one in the great ctcr-
nifty.
ii is by these changes and incidents, these
meetings and partings, that we are impressed
with the shortness of life and our swift approach
to the end
At first we experienced a few slight difficulties
and found few obstacles in the way Of n smooth
and easy progress in the transaction of the bust
ness entrusted to our care. But | think may
BAY that very soon we found great pleasure in
uniting our efforts to do the work which we were
elected to perform. The result is harmony and
kindly feelings toward each other.
l am unwilling to part with you without very
briefly reviewing the expenditures we have made
from the treasury Of the city. had hoped to be
in every department of the city so far as practical
bic and the expenses of the same but am pre-
vented for want of time to do so. find that
began too late to accomplish Il thing so laborous
and requiring so much time.
1t has been said by some that the present City
Council have expended too much money; and
when first heard this statement made, was APP
prchensivc that it might be true, and in order to
satisfy myself upon that subject and in obedience
10 the expressed desire of some of the aldermen,
have Snpnt siderable fine find the trIIp
condition of things.
| find, upon investigation, that the only way
that brief statement can be made is to 20 back
for several years and compare the amount of tax
levied each year and the amount Of extra indcht-
edncss of the city and unusual expenses incurred
each year that could not be avoided | have,
therefore, concluded to go back to the year 1874
the first year of Mr.. Swift's administration, and
follow the tax levy of each year down to the pres
cnt. find the appropriation for 1874 was $40,
.EE NN rs fnllnlvs.
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l. W. BREWER.

SI-NIi. OF ILLINOIS. q, ~.r.F I.f..--
= .. 'f.Hf f.Hf Hfs.sr. 70 EH.. ..H.. .r,-
.
,fr..-ur H'ILou r.. A.lr.rlr ". Er..,r.
Ir#.-....- ifu'I AFFIDAVIT nh" r. .r'.. . .
.rr- " -ld r"urf That -s0 'uIlUf. N'TrH-Hr " ""
BE- OBJ rs cont &C said state. aa8 f'-
t.Hl Do. . ~ rHlhp.Euf BOP l court .u o.. ,.HH.rF GOD,
thereof 30 f'" list day Hf March I-.~. N.r'u and
sHrir H- having been issued thereon aorrI.u. 'H Jaw.
NUf. ..tnfor". D. hereby given 90 .aa defendant. B.
f-Hr is'ueI. That unless yHu sha'l personally .s frt
IHIsH- 'f ssi1 court. 40 sad term iis.f o. E Do. u f
'" i.rF i"E-' u pffaua iH said county fr rT-f Mon
JAS ~ o. IHAf. e. o. s-5 when arl utrn -lI -..r
-het end p-ai answer. Lruur sNc"Tf o. bod
'. f" -t-r I'll D. fakHr fHr .uHfls-
Pre- ua.N ssl tirrs us-H r-syri f- tc,f,-,l lrJrri
reN j. v. HOLMES tlrra.
Nv. rafrFr s",.,tar -sr.s.rw
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en- above lack about 40 Of the true number
Men, women and children are all in earnest,
and willing to do all they can to rid our little
city of its greatest curse. One OF our most
talented ladies, Mrs. DR.. Wiley, VIII address
our neighbors at Leland next Wednesday eve
ming on this subject L. II.
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From the above schedule, taken from pages pa,
g4S and 249 of the records of the city, it will be
seen that the taxes levied upon the taxable prop
crty in the city exclusively for city purposes in
the year A. u. 1874, was the sum of Se,enty-Sir
Thousand tour huHirtd and SirtySir do'iarS. From
this should be deducted the item Of school funds,
$4,000, and this would leave the tax levied in
that year for city purposes, exclusive of schools,
Gtty-sir Ho,SaHd t0nr hu1td dtH Sir'y-sir doHarS.
The amount levied in the year 1910 was as fol-
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Larkn's majority over Lcaycns lO2
Larkln' majority over EecSc..,.............43 s
FOR ALDERMEN.
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The total tax levy for city purposes in the year
4. ID. 1915 was siXty-four thousand seven hundred
and seventy dollars. From this amount should
he deducted the school money, 10000, and this
leaves the tax levy Of that year for city purposes
exclusively, the sum of foriy-tiv thousand seven
hundred and seventy dollars.
The amount of tax levied in the year A. D. 1876,
was as follows:
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MarrieG.

March l,th, iN;S. hy Rev. j. C. Mum2t-, Mr.. hpNri
LANGLEY 10 Mis- l. X. LOWRY all uf GrarJ Ridge H.
March It'll ISIS by Rev. T. T. Brown. az us residence, 70
ne Town Of Ncr'uG. Nr. GILBERT Brown. Nars,.
MI OLIVE u. toE MI. Of Worthwhile
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Dtc0.

ON MARI 1911, o. %"wcr, Indiana. hurLtipf. wife ui
city. gee - "
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Remember the tax levy of that year 25Go.O
not collected and not received BY the city -. 2Ism
22se.e7
II will be seen that the tax levy OF the former
cll which was collected was less than the actual
amount expended, or rather the amount eXpend-
"d over and above the taxes collected was about 49,,
'Hc sum ....'.'.''''' "'~'l
! will now comarc the expenditures OF the
former municipal year with the expenses OF me
present municipal year. In order 10 90 tiilS
will deduct such items as do not enter INTO or
form any part ot what is termed the current cN-
pcnScs OF the city:
The actr:I gross expenses incurred by the .,,o,, m
former council We have found to be-. Ss''il."
tIhs does not contain the item ul ~
From this deduct bonds and interest paid, $4,000 $4,000
Ic,yir,octp,I current EXPENSES ........ 2iigl. 6S
In order to be able to get as nearly accurate as
possible in regard TO the actual expenses current
Of the city during the present year, Will separ-
ate the amount into monthly items SO that 1t will
compnre with the books of the city, and | will de
duct, as have in the former year, the items that
do not belong to the current expenses.
CITY orders paid by treasurer in April. S90j2sl
Deduct interest paid on city debts In April, 5000
civ orders paid by treasurer in May..... 21ss 70
Deduct interest coupons paid In May. 10000
City orders paid in June .....;,.......... 1890 %
Deduct bonds and coupons paid in June .l0liO.N0
Also amt paid to public schools in June. 2,OU.UO
CITY orders paid BY treasurer in July. ',oc56
Deduct injury sSatrcd by Mis- Grifitl ''''''''
1876 paid III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
City orders paid by treasurer in August. S.OqGUl
Deduct amt paid 10 public schools. 10000
Deduct amt for purchase of land for dclin
qlient tax in August. Observation-Disclosures. 2.lN3i
Deduct amt rebuilding city hail paid in
august. ,.,................l LOO, VI
Deduct amt interest on city debt August, lij.9j
City orders paid by treasurer in Sept .... LOO is
Deduct amt paid for book case in city
hall destroyed by fire. ................... $50
Deduct rebuilding city hall in Sept........ jO.;5
Orders of city paid by treasurer in Oct. 4,3l99l
Deduct amt for rebuilding city stable
burned IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID'I
City orders paid by treasurer in Novel,. 2,l3G.5i
Deduct interest on city Indebtedness paid
in November. .......,.................... 2jl3I
Deduct expenses of rebuilding city stable
in November ...............s.......... 1888
Deduct debts created by former council
and paid by this council. i.2,5iI
Total orders paid by treasurer. ....... 4j,,SS. %
From this deduct total items given above
rs not being current expenses of the
city, but extraordinary ................. 21,@6G2
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J.. :. Freight prepaid To any Il H. station in the
{ county on salch ut thirty dollars and over.

'I'AN SALE NOTICE-NuiiCc Is hereby gwen. that at
sale 10y the Treasurer of Ia Sale county, ia the state Of
illinois, Of delinquent lands and town lots for the STATE
county and other taxes aud costs due thereon for A. D. Ni
"ld nj the Court House In Ottawa. In said county aud state
begun IL" I'm dny of June sid and continued from
day To day In pursuance ut the statute In such made
and provided NJ II swift on the 18th day Of July 4 d..
>,G became the purchaser Of the following described town
lot. situate IN said county. 10 wit:
The half at lot three in block fourteen, In the
81 ottawa In sId county assessed iu the nam" of Thomas
NCDunaugh
Further notice hereby given that the time of rc1rmp
ton from said sale and purchase will expire Oh %" ~ day
Of july A. y. 1919 VI. II. SWIFT.
OTTAWA, H., March q, lSIs.-3w
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l,,SSs ~
This will show the expenses for city purposes
to be seventeen MouSd1ld eight hundid dnd t'nenty-
two dDiiuS anil Mirty-thJTe cents the present mu-
nicpal year. This amount could be reduced to
about twelve thousand dollars by dcductng from
it extraordinary improvements made during the
year. but the same reductions would have to be
made in the items Of the last municipal year, and
the difference would probably not be changed.
find from the figures that the council Of the
last municipal year expended six thousand six
hundred and SiXty-nine dollars and thirty-ive
cents more than the council OF the present muni-
cipal year.
There is not the slightest difficulty in maxim Q
a very low appropriation, or tax levy, for one
year But the economy of so doing is extremely
doubtful The city council following are driven
to making temporary loans, at sacrifice OF pay
ing interest, until the tax can be collected from
thcrlcry 1t will be SEEN also, that the last council
paid less of the city's Indebtedness than any of
the Others or the present one.
The present city council has provided very
liberal appropriation for the next succeeding
council OF only to pay all current expenses of
the city, but also to pay up the deficiencies of the
last council before us and the debts they left I'M
paid, well as for IL bonded Indebtedness OF six
teen thousand five hundred dollars which is about
to fall due. Having made such liberal provisions
for the incoming council and the city's indebted
ness being now all fully paid, there will not be
any necessity to levy any more than from eight
to ten thousand dollars as taxes in the coming
municipal year. | think we may congratulate
ourselves upon having provided for the payment
of the last dollar Of the undiYmtei Indebtedness of
the citv We should be pardoned for suggesting
to others who come after us that they create no
more city bonded Indebtedness, but that we pay
az we go.
Respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL RICHOISON,
Mayor Of he city Of Otta,U.
The City Marshal's report followed, showing
fines collected during the year, S2iO.5O.
The Street Supervisors report was then read,
showing the amounts expended on the streets
from April |, 1871 to March 20, 1875 as follows
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This schedule, from page $40 of the city records,
shows that the total tax levy for city purposes in
the year 1876 was the the sum Of f0rty-tivc thou
sand dollars. From this sum should be deducted
the item of $40 900 school purposes and this will
cave the amount of tax levied in that year for
city purposes exclusively the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars
The amount Of tax levied in the year \. u. ISL
was As follows:
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II will appear, from a comparison of the above
schedules, that the levy made in the years 1874
and 1915 were both greater than the levy made
nv the present Council in 1871, and the levy made
in the year 1876 is 20 much smaller than all Of the
other wears that il will be seen al first bush that
10 Is grossly inadequate or else the Others are
much too high. In order to see the amounts
readily will rrcapitulatc:
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We authorized 10 announce Ina NELSON a caud.
date for Ivr the orc, q, Assessor NJ the cSug town rc
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In order to show that this lew was too small
and very unjust, I will submit the figures as
ind them:
The gross pad NpcudItUrps the CITY LUrr Z'r munich
gt year ending April 3 la, inc uus -. u paid Zoe -uI
iIuu -
during THAT YEAR len unpaid aud which Wrrr n8I
81 fh'- council. some Of the item, lIlius,.
viz.
Tolls uu Ms. river bridge len unpaid ...... ruu
one lU-. carriage lsd freight h.rI a III uura.#
Iron bridge uu columbus street Icit unraid. - Lenfr|
Stuu. pier for the same len unpaid. IIU'
Extra grading for made utfc,,arg f. rtat-..u
Il building The bridge too Del, l..........- a--l
rNtr fees - Brewer rty attorney. left unnaid...
F't~ 81 city clerk AMI health officer. .......... sIf'
R1r~. for hre department. ,5'
ENp,r--s Of collecting the lax estimates, in urry.-
uiI- yrars at l5Uu
F-rn ihi, sluull lr deducted the ,um paid for
school. az u
Leaving The siu"ua: co. --s> gNI''r- -.... gss.l o.
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Remember the tax levy OF that year was. .........
not collected and not received by the city.
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II viii be seen that the tax levy OF the former coun
ell which was collected less than the actual
amount expended, or rather the amount eXpend-
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"0ttawa must have First class Furniture Store

Al run thughIa fires
w N = rs.
Mari So.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

"Mobilizatien" is word Of frequent use
in European war dispatches, and yet very
few on this side Of the ocean rightly I'm
derstand it. q European regiments in time
Of peace are reduced to the minimum, but
upon the rolls appears the name of every
soldier who is at his home. His uniform
gun, knapsack and other accoutrements
are kept for him, carefully Marked -
Every farmers horse is registered, with lie
age and height, and when the order Of
"mobilization" is issued, in twenty.four
hours after its receipt the soldier must be
upon his way to join his regiment, and the
farmer whose horse is needed must have il
at the nearest depot. Thus in an incredi-
bly, short time can large. forces Of infantry,
artillery, and cavalry be gathered. In
times of peace these re ryes have to &c
through camp duty, at, drill tSo weeks
in each year. Such regulations would
seem strange, but in Europe, where one
nation is constant menace to the other
vigilance cannot be relaxed, and it is in
the manner we have described that grea'
armies so suddenly spring cap-a-pie into
the field.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

THE shipping of fresh meats to Europe
has measurably ceased, it being found un-
profitable. This is to be regretted, as we
have superabundance of animal food, for
which it become very desirable and i'm
portant that we should have market. II
was anticipated that the cessation of the
foreign demand would have the effect Of
bringing down the prices Of beef at home
but up to this time there is nothing to in
disate such result as far as the retail
msrket is concerned. Beef has undergone
no decline, while pork has advanced. Is
this the result Of combination, or to, wha
cause must it be attributed.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

THE prevalence of vice in the large
cities may be imagined by glancing over
the columns of certain morning journals,
which advertise long list Of children for
adoption. Incidents of newspaper notoriety
are constantly coming to light which indi-
cate that these children are adopted or
purchased for the purpose, if males, OF
bringing hem up as trapeze performers
or, if females, of educating and drilling
them for lives of shame. How many are
murdered at birth or disposed Of before
birth can be imagined on comparing the
singular excess of deaths over Births while
every other city shows an excess of births
over deaths.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

ONE direct result of the Centennial Ex-
hibition has been the establishment of the
United States and Brazilian Mail Steam
ship Line, Of which the pioneer vessel has
recently arrived, amid great rejoicing, al
Rio Janeiro. Regular trips are announced
from New York on the sixth day Of each
month. Philadelphia opened up with the
recent active trade with Brazil, and, it was
Hoped, might have continued it by lin'
ofsteamships. But an important point is
gained by the establishment of a regular
line of steamships from any port.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

THERE was no signal service on tie
2Sth of June, 1778, to make official note
of the temperature and "relalive humid-
ity" of tie afr on that day, or we might
have been able to note the heat of that day
as compared with its hundreth anniver-
sary. We only know from history that
it was "hot day." and that the soldiers
died from heat; and we know that if it
was as hot about Freehold Friday as
it was in the furnace-like streets of Phila-
delphia, the centenary was not unlike its
predecessor in that respect.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

Rev. G. D. BABcoCK in his second tenn
perance lecture at Reading on Saturday
evening, June %, said that there are only
2,11o persons employed in Pennsylvania
to make $11, ,692,52S worth of liquor q
year. These men are paid $s93,35s for
wages, which on an average is less than 81
cents per dollars worth ofliquor produced
There is destroyed not less than forty mil,
lions of bushels of grain, from which six
hundred millions of loaves of four pounds
each might have been baked, or more than
70 loaves for each family in the United
States. These loaves would pave a street
10 yards wide and more than 1000 miles
long--from Philadelphia to St. Louis, OF
from Boston to Chicago as many loads as
one wagon could haul away in 164 years
making trip each half hour.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

FRENCH journalists and others are still
making their calculations about the cost
ofthe Paris Exhibition, and the probable
deficiency at its close, for it is generally
conceded that it will not nearly pay ex-
penses. It is estimated that the whole
outlay will be 45,3Oe,0O0 francs, or 49,
100000. The receipts from all sources,
it is calculated, will reach 34,5O0,OOo
francs, or $6,90O,0 900; so that the deficit
will amount to over two million of dol
lars. The French people seems to be
quite satisfied with this prospect, and there
is no grnmbling at the idea that the Gov
ernment will have to pay this sum of two
millions of dollars from the Treasury. 1t
is rightly believed that the nation will de-
rive benefits from the exhibition that are
cheap at that price or even at much
larger one. How different is this from the
feeling that prevailed in this country in
regard to the Centennial Exhibition. Here
4 single city and State had to furnish the
funds for what was really national festi-
val, and the paltry sum that was, after
much labor, obtained from Congress, had
to be returned to the Treasury after the
Exhibition was over. In generosity to
great national enterprise, the French Re
public greatly excels the American.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01

AS THERE has been an almost universal
shrinkage in prices, the demand for re-
duction in the rates of passenger railway
car fares should now be preferred and in
sisted upon Wages, horse provender and
everything else connected with the opera
tions OF. these corporations have declined
and therefore it is only reasonable to ex'
pect theacharges for transporting passen-
gers shall be reduced also. .-r..
The Morning herald., 1878-07-01
The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
wJIJTAmat

The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
The Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES &c
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of hair, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and MARKET.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS q.
Choice fLAvoRING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure, "'
at Ninth and market.
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SCARS,
At Ninth and market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays If Corner Ninth and Market.