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That Ottawa is healthy city generally speak
ing would seem to be indicated by the small
number OF deaths recorded from month tomonth,
The following is the record for December. 1871,
as furnished by Health Officer Petit:
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Cash receipts ..,........ .'''''.''>>'''' 'oo 10
Fyncnsrs Observation-Disclosures. ll2 90
Net receipts. ......,,..............S1,lS 1874 80
Cash ON hand S3S 70
The building of the new bridge at this point
on the c., B. " e. railroad put an emborgo on
travel south Of Ottawa on Wednesday last. The
passengers, express and mail of the II O'Clock
regular on that day were transferred in wagons
and omnibuses.
The ball by the La Sale Guards was largely at
tended on last Monday night. number of OF
tawa "soiers" were in attendance. The style of
holding partners in the round dances rather got"
our boys, however.
The "Bowman-C anary' changed hands 81
times on New years eye-more or less. II be-
longed to the turkey fanily and weighed 80 lbs
alive.
John Armour and Charles Coulter left La Sale
on Wednesday for San Antonio, Tex, near which
place they will 20 into the business of stock rails
ing.
Lyccum meeting for Monday next postponed
for one week.
The La Sale Democrat says the " financial ef-
fort at the NJ. T. church on last Sabbath was a
great success 1t will enable the society to pay
their floating debt of $500, and also pay by June
|. 81 600 on their mortgaged Indebtedness. Con
sidernr the hard times, our Methodist friends
have accomplished a glald thing. Their church
is beautiful structure, and we are glad TO hear
that the debt on the building is fast disappear.
ling"
| The dance on New Years Eve by Bachs Band
was quite success, the boys being few dollars
ahead, besides giving their guests pleasant
cycnng.
| And 80 it actually froZc up this week-running
ice in the river and thin coating over the canal
i'm spots. Small favors thankfully received.
Alas. The Adclphi''-" Coliseum concert
hall O. has exploded gone up the Hume
"peggcd out" It got to be too noisy and the
Marshal told the boss that discontnuanec OF the
racket would De necessary; and John Gecuidis
went to Texas TO hunt up new location.
Louis Bruhl has sold out his house and lot in
Ottawa, and having procured a situation in Waco,
Texas. removed to that place with his family
during this week.
The trial Of VI. Looney on state warrant ior as
sault with intent to kill took place yesterday
morning before Squire Leayens. Looney was
discharged.
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pneumonia; one OF cancer Of the stomach; one
Of old age; three were native and two foreign
born. Whole numcr Of deaths since May l.
49, 60
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CITY COUNCIL.
A Lively Gathering.

Notwithstanding last Tuesday evening was
New Years, the Council met and transacted bust
ness Perhaps it was because it was that new
year needed new exertions that they worked so
vigorously.
The first proceeding was to remit the city taxes
on the Coffin Factory destroyed after the assessor
had made his rounds.
Then the Street Supervisor made report,
showing the amount of money spent on street Ia
Dor from Sept |, 1877 to Jan. /, 1873, as follows;
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Public Meeting.

The following heading was being industrlously
circulated last evening and had appended the sig
natures Of some of the most prominent taxpayers
of : no oity
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rnR sALE BY
OSMAN & HAPEMAN,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
rorICE.-EsrArR or JONI JEGeLg DfGE.sEp;-
n Notice H. hereby gwen that the undersgnea Aunn
of l., sale and state Of Illinois deceased WI spg Ne
FIRE the County Court OF said county ON the thira Monu
beng the 18th ey) February 1873 at the Cany Sourt
iIonse in OTTAWA in said county when asd where all per
having claims demands against said estate arr no
Ned 10 attend and prcsen, the n writing FOR adJust
ment
p'''u '"' " IVY " JAMES RiCHEY.
t,,, "a, Administrator
NoTICl.,-EsrArE or SAINT WHEAT EusIis DEED:
~ NotkV is hereby given, the undersgied fNecutoI
lnr ,hc i, Win and tame M Samuel Wheat Eustls Pp
1t The ,Tnty Of Sale and State of illinois, decease MI
ar before the County Cunrt OF said county on wy
Ns,day tbeng 18th ds) Of February lso ~ l,e R
Court Iolse ottawa in sad county wheh anu WIZ a.,
nc,.nns having claIs demands against salu tstue ar
no nc 10 attend present tie same IN "Fhg i"r '"
tment. ,o-o
Dated this WI u"' - '"""''' SAMUEL |. ElsTis.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-08

A PARTY were enjoying the evening
breeze on board yacht The wind
has made my moustache taste quite
salt. remarked a young man, who had
been occupied for some time i'll biting
the hair that fell over his upper lip.
| know 1T. innocently said a pretty
girl And she wondered why all her
friends laughed. People are so child
ish, she remarked
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Thursday, Aug. 8, 1878.
A Negro Funeral in Georgia

dropped into a church for 4 few
moments to listen 20 funeral discourse
of colored preacher. He was telling
the story Of the FIVE foolish virgins:
Now, my brethren, be said in tones
one would think would wake he dead,
dis good brudder lying yere isn't no
foolish virgin. He had his oil all ready
and good oil too He amt crying
out for oil bout dis time. You see.
dem foolish virgins, dey went to sleep,
an when dey woke up. dare va. de
lamp, dc wick was dar; dey had match
all ready. ebberyting was complete,
but dey didn't hab no oil. Oar war a
heap oh trouble den, tell You. Dey
jus went cryin' and screamin' chow
the preacher screamed) for oil. 1t
warn't no use, do spec, like Richard.
dey cry out. My kingdom for horse,
do IN dis yer case it warn't horse,
only drop of oil. just huff to make
flicker. Dis good brudder's lamp war
runnin' ober; he war a wise virgin.
And the congregation swsyed and cried
aloud. | followed this funeral process
ion to the grave under the pines-the
moaning pines. the music of which is so
much like that of our Newport beach
and stood, the only white person among
them, and watched them lower the
coffin into its restin. place. This they
did with their rope rein. which they un
hitchcd from the horse in the wagon
which served as hearse Never shall
| forget that scene-sll those black
faces turned coward the setting sun.
the wicrd music of their funeral chant.
the means and strange cries OF the
whole assembly as the red clay was
thrown in upon the colorei 'brudder
whose lamp burned brightly. Don't
yer cry no mo, but sing Home Sweet
Home IA negro hymu) AS sweetly as de
departed is singing it Wi de angles dis
mint And | came away. the music
of their hymn growing fainter and
fainter as | came up through the the
rose-scented town, till they were far
behind me; but | shall never cease to
hear that song-Boston Transcript.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24
FOREIGN.
Current Notes.

LONDON, May lS.-NeWs from Con-
stantin0pIe has q tendency to check OPP
tImise conclusions. The news Ia NOT
fully credited, but It 10 thought II trus,
Todleben's demands will be oveEruled
at St. Petersburg now that peacolui
views prevail. Though T0dleben's de-
mand is not In the nature Of an ulti-
matum, they bring Q strong pressure 10
bear on the Porte. Great alarm exists
at COnstantinOple, but "a attack on The
city, or forcible occupation OF the
shores Of the BOsphoFus, are dleorodit-
cd, as the Russian Minister presents bic
credentials to the Sultan to-day, aud
bad en- appointment 10 meet the British
Minister Tuesday.
The Times says the war has already
cost Russia a hundred million pounds.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 18.--Lt is
stated, on good authority, that General
Todleben sent Q note to the Porto yes
terday. saying be was compelled, BY
the necessity Of the military sitn.
alton, to make the following
demands, and requesting the
Turkish Government to accede as
soon as possible: /. The evacuation
Of Shumla, Varna and Batoum. .. This
removal OF the Turkish camp at Mos
lax. 8. Permission to occupy Buguk-
dere. II is considered almost certain
that the Turks will fight rather than
yield.
A Reuter- telegram dated ct COnstan.
tinople, May II, says 9 Regiment Of
Cossacks advanced 10 the Turkish
lines near Belgrade yesterday, and
summoned the Turks to withdraw TO-
ward Buyukdere. The Turkish Officer
replied that be must apply 10 the PoFtg
for instructions before doing 90. The
Porte has also received AdvlCes thatthe
Russians are advancing nearer Galllp-
oil. The Russians insist that these
movements are for hyglenic reasons.
BELGRADE, May l8.-There is somo
further misunderstanding between
Prince Milan and the Ministry respect.
ing the TapoIo revolt. The Prince
will not admit the competence Of the
military tribunal to pass sentence on
civilians such as ex-Mlnister Thur.
milet but the Cabinet intends to resign
If Prince Milan persists.
PREsToN, ENGLAND, May 18.-There
Is great disorder here. The mob
smashed windows and attacked every
one who appeared on the streets.
Many policemen we're injured.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

The Democrats won the fight in the
HouSe,and q committee will be appoint-
ed to investigate the Louisiana and
Florida frauds. The party have au-
nounCed 10 caucus, and Mr.. Potter, who
took charge OF the resolution on the
floor Of the House, announced it IN
debate, that this course was taken only
10 make this fraud odious so that a elm,
liar one would not be attempted in the
future, and that no attempt would be
made to unseAt President Hayes. II
our party stop here, this investigation
may do some good but If they attempt
to 60 farther, and attempt to oust the
President, they will do great harm.
We know thar some extremists In our
party will cry out about the fraud, de.
mand justice, and all that sort OIL
thing, but the demand will be made in
vain, for the North doesn't think II
muLh OF a taud 10 cheat the South
and the Moth knows that the South
elected Nj, rilden. The North rather
enjoys the ~Indle, aud doesn't waut
to be ANNOYED about It any more.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

FALSE PRETENoEs.-It would be we'll
for everybody 10 understand that
making false representations IN pur.
chasing goods on 8 credit has at lest be-
come q very serious thing. II ought TO
have been 90 long ego, but unfortu.
Aalely the law was defective, and a
swindler could escape lie clutches. A
recent decision Of our Supreme Court
aud q very sound AMI wise one-hss
laid down the law a. Il now 4, 40
plainly and emphatically that there Il
no getting around It, and no loophole
Of escape for those who wIllfuIly mis-.
represent and lie In order 10 decaiva
Others and thu' obtain eredit.-[Pano.
la Star. 80
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

MISS KATE MORRIS, who was fright.
fully burned on last Friday night, has
rallied from the horrible shock, and is
now suffering the most intense agony,
but without 8 murmur of complaint.
The physicians attending the unfor-
tunate young lady are unanimous In
expressing the opinion that they never
before witnessed such an exhibition of
physical courage and Christian faith
aud torlitude. Miss Kate has COM
manded the admiration Of the medical
profession Of Jackson, and Of all those
who have b9en called TO minister 10 her
wanls In this the time Of her great aE-
Fiction. That such an innocent and
remarkable girl, so full of hope and
promise should be made thus to suffer,
is inexpliCable, and we can And conso.
lation only In the belief that "He doelh
all things Well."-[JacksOn Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

Miss GRUNDY writes Of Miss Ellie,
General Sherman's reigning daughter
"This young lady 10 entirely unspOiled
by the numerous latteFing attentions
she has received during her arst year
out Of school. She is very pretty, has
9 fresh, fair complexion, with delicate,
but healthy colOTing In her cheeks and
lips, lagre, wide, open eyes, which
seem always laughing, and brown hair,
which curls naturally on her forehead.
She is In such perfect health that
che appears never 10 feel fatigue,
which causes her mother, who has 81.
ways loved quiet and repOss, to call
Mics Ellie her fathers own daughter
She Is very fond Of horseback exeE-
clses, aud recently rode twenty miles
In enc afternoon, and returned to en-
terrain company until midnight, vet,
90 usual, next morning went 10 I
o'clock service. She is, Of course, q
Catholic, and 10 enough her mothers
daughter to be very scrupulous IN at-
tending the Lenten services"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24
A Prominent COIOFed Citizen ON
1he Memphis and vlCksburg
WRnRRwRmM

"
a Prominent COIOFed Citizen on
1he Memphis and vlcksbarg
Railroad.
Editor Vlcksburg Herald:
Slr-I would respectfully ask space
Ia your valuable paper to say . few
words In regard to the Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad project. There ls
quite Q conflict of opinion with regard
10 the exact terminus OF The road. And
as 1t is 0 matter Of great interest and
importance 10 the city aud people, the
fullest information cannot be too early
given. HundredsOf others 90 well as
myself are In favor Of the road because
We have been informed that the termi-
nus of the road will be at GLASS; Bayou
or lhereabout. But IL the people could
be satisfied that said road will have no
connecting line with any other road
south Of the city, thereby d~epriving
many draymen, ETC., of labor, they
would most readily vote for the sub
scription asked, knowing that this road
Il properly constructed will bring great
prosperity aud plenty TO this city and
surrounding vicinity, and therefore
should receive the hearty support of
every citizen who longs for prosperity
and plenty. II is q fact, | believe, uni
versally known, that the city is inclined
to go southwark on account of the cut
of, aud thus lesving the northern por-
ton of the city to 60 down for the
want Of public facilities 10 encourage
business, Show me q city Of many
railroads and l will show you q -four
ishing aud prosperous city. Then let u
vote for the Memphis aud VicksbuFI
Railroad In order that the north par
of ~ city may not 60 down for tht
want of proper facilities, and nothing
in the world will prevent the northern
part Of our city from sinking to moth
ing but the construction OF this road,
The river has left, and all eyes are
turned southwaTd-lhe only thing thai
will save the north end Of the city Il
the road. And the road coming
through such a rich country % pro-
posed, all must admit that prosperity
will come with 1t. And, In conclusion,
| must say that the only objections
urged against the road is that the exact
terminus Of the road Is not satisfac'
torily known, nor as to whether this
road will have any connecting line
with the Vicksburg, Pensacola aud
Ship Island, Vicksburg and Meridian.
or any other road or company In the
south end Of the city, thereby depriv.
ing many hackmen and draymen Of
much work If the independence o.
this road aud the exact location Of III
depot can be satisfactorily established
into the minds Of the people, l am surf
they will have no objection, and al
soon ss | shall learn more about tbs
road, | shall have more to say In re,
gard to the propriety of its construe'
lion. am respectfully yours, etc.
p. O. HALL,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24
VICKsBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, Way q, 1873.

terminus shall be exactly on the S2d
parallel on the contrary It provides
that the terminus shall be located at
any point the Commission may select
south Of Cairo. This proves conclu.
sively that the Appeals opposition 10
that bill does not arise because Mem
phis would not have . fair show, bu
because Memphis is not given IN uu-
fair advantage, which the Sap Bill
ROnld give.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24
eHsta!a
Sunday Morning, May 10, 1878.

AN important communication will be
found In the HERALD to-day, from
Capt. Jno. Willis aud Col. L. A.
Campbell about the Memphis and
V~icksbuHg Railroad. 1t should claim
the careful consideration OF our citizens
and secure their aid for an enterprise
that will, In our opinion, prove Of In.
estimAbIe value to Vicksburg and
Sharkey county.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24
Sale Of a Valuable Waco River
Plantation.
Yazno Herald

Yaz0O Herald.l
On the 18th inst, Major p. N. Doh.
erty cold TO Capt. S. II. PAFisot and Nj,
Richard KinkeAd, that fertile planta.
ton property, IL miles below here, 90
we'll known as "AEoOa" and "Haw
Bluff" for the sum OF $4,000, posses.
sion given January 1st, 1879. In the
entire tract there are about 1000 acres,
Of which 415 are open and now In &
high state Of cultivation. Estimating
the price Of purchase by the area Of the
cultivated land, we 1nd the places
brought $50 per acre, and we are graft.
fed to chronicle the cheerful fact thai
YazoO river lands command such hand
some figures.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

5725-Misslssippi Mills We A ROsenthal,
8J8-Claxton, RenseF & HeGelanger VI
Warren o Kaih. ..TlE
3IL-Derby & Day We Isaac BOnham,
pich.
3l3l--J " MeIntOsh ys C W Peters.
Sl84-s b Rindge vs Reinhardt 4 Co ct
s13s-EllEabeth A L Collier ct al ys sa-
rah J Miller, Ex'r.
374O-M shAughnessy, use etc W Amer.
lean Burial Co and Z i Butte.
3Hl-T q C~atchings We Ylcksburg and
Meridian Railroad Co.
3Il2--Laura Wather We J W N Harris
ct al.
S7l4-LewIS Wade 4 Co We A R~Osenthal.
3~II-SolOm0n Plum We A Rosenthal.
3T4S-H n Ehrman We John GusciO.
3149--W Med MegEett We j FBAum.
$780, h Mclean We ThOs q Bedford.
get.
1852 Jas Mcdowell We vlcksburg and
Meridian Railroad Co.
3~i5'-ShOlna Lacey We Bell d Bro.
3T6SH-F T Hanseli vs. Warren q Kahn.
3I6O-Wm Jackson vs. n A Day, def,
A J Powell, gar.
CASES SET FOR TUESDAY, JUNE llTH.
31Gl-J Campbell VS. Southern Elk Co.
3T63-Frank Plaza VS. Lag Hirsch.
3IBi--John Foley We Gus strong.
S76S--Rankin Co Savings Institution Va
" A Harper.
3~i10-James Murray VS. Laura V and J
W Flood.
Silt Chambers vs. Albert Rlchte-.
S772-Columbus Drake vs. Doc Drake
defendant. John q Mitchell, claimant.
3ITS-ThOmas X knowland We JameI
Henderson.
3775-John T Halpin, trustee, VS. A
Flanagan.
3;TT-Lewis Willis ct al vs J d Mitchell
377s--lIiram French l. Co We Julia Axel
sou.
3T70-T Z Catchings, admr Of Peter
Clark, deceased, We N Emanuel.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

Dr.. Price, BY a new process exlracts
the subtle flavor from every delicious
fruit and aromatic. In his Flavoring
Extracts, the characteristic taste and
freshness o fthe real fruit is preserved,
Ladies that wish something superior IA
the way Of AavOring extFaots. Should
purchase DR.. Price's.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

"TRUsT not too rashly the man who
repays the borrowed v, for he may be
playing for q XIX" dimes taken from
the interior Of an Egyptian pyramid
- Virginia City Chronicle.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24
HIhaEnian AnanelAkion

BosTON, May lS.-Tka National
Convention of Ancient Order Of Hi
bernlans adopted the following unan-
imously:
"Rss0lved, That If there is anything
in our Order at present In opposltiont 70
The doctrines Of the Church, % her
obedient children, we are willing 70
rectlty It as soon as her decision is
properly enunciated; but until that
decision is euunCiated, We deem any
attack upon the principles and objects
of the Order, 10 matter from what
source it emanAtes, an unWarrsntable
abuse OF an organization whose only
objects are Christian charity, unity,
and mutual benevolence. Respect to
civil law, and our admiration Of the
free institutions Of this free country
are as steadfaSt and undylng % our
devotion to the Church whose trade
lions aud readings we revere"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

ISL Wis pacsm para bellum"-To en-.
sure 8 Ane day, take your UMBRELLA
[Punch.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-24

WHEN the bOatswain pipss all hands.
ThO furnishes the tobacco 3-[BOstoR
Commercial Bulletin.