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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-11-29

WILL. G. ROGAN, dealer in choice family
" groceries, Havana cigars. smoking and
chewing tobacco Telegraph Office, corner La
faystte and Vcrrnilion streets.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-11-29

Board OF SCHOOL DIRycroRs:
T.B. Hopkins. President,
u. Reyillon. Secretary,
Alphonse Ncyeu, Treasurer.
JURY COMMISSIONERS
WI. Campbell. J. J. Caffery, Albert Judice,
lJ Nos, A. NJ. Martin, Clerk of Court.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-11-29

W. istuNSkY dealer in dry goods. cloth
= ~ -: shoes, hats, notions. plantation
~ Ladies' and gentlemen's fame Y fur
M folite clerks always on hand and
llss customers. Corner Main and St.
aeaf catholic church,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-11-29

ii.s, sgt, dealer in ready made clothing,
"a 9eds groceries, crockery. confsction-
r 1S. . John street, opposite the Catholic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25
From Utica.

Urea, Jan 22 1879.
Since Jacobus, your whilom coTc,p" ndrni
stepped out Your columns Northumberland
Us with mach | tea lore ana wc look in E'!a
~ the weeks 90 hy for the once familiar hca"
ne, From Utica" Not rclishng our oh
security we have The cgot-m 20 suppose il was
not Utica but its would-bc representative scrih
bier that received the assurance, &c, &c, Win
this impression ! take the initiative ana send
Il few items of late local interest, asking somt
of our many able lticans TO wheel into line
and do us justice
Among the social events, the surprise party
at the residence Of Colonel Buell. is especially
notable The Sulphur Springs house, the resi-
dencc of the Colonel was thrown open, and
cards, chess dancing, music turkey.stuiling
and oysters discussed After having most en-
joying time the party took to their slcighS in
time to escape the coming dawn.
On Monday, the 18th, Miss Agnes Stanton,
of our town, was married to Martin Smell, OF
Deer Park, Father Flynn, of Ottawa, oiliciat
ing. The happy couple with their friends be
took themselves to the parental home Of the
groom in Deer Park to celebrate the nup,ial
event
Our grain merchants are covering our town
with CRIBS Notwithstanding the reported intcn,
ton of the railroad company to 30 the same
and leave the canal-fccding elevator, and the
canal itself grooming with disuSc,' We are
much interested in your canal meetings as
.pey are called and advocate local ones tom make
the interest universal Next. KATIE Cow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25
Ophir and Vicinity.

OPHIR, Jan. 22d, 1879,
Mr.. Kraussc has his large ice house now
finished and filled, 1t holds 2j0 tons.
Dimmlck sports Il Lyccum and your cor.
respondent resolved last Saturday evening t"
attend the meeting He went expecting to see
few solemn old men and possibly some boys,
bu, conicsscs he was rather surprised to find,
instead, IA room well filled by The imr daagh-
tiers of Dmmick and their male attendants.
The exercises were somewhat as follows:
/, Singing by the choir, rather inditlerentIy
done. .. Defamation by T. Moore 3. Ora
ton by Mr. Frank Wlkins-subjcct, Univcr-
sal Education My Grandfathers Clock, "
sung by Mr.. c. Mclaughlin, and being well
done elictcd loud applause. ). Speech by Mr..
James Dimmick subject, Intempcrancc The
subject was stale and the speech altogether
trashy G. Debate between Mcssls Fcrrin,
Lytc Moore and Wilson on the question RE
solved that the right of suffrage should be
based ON educational qualifications The de
cision was in favor of the affirmative. This
ended the exercises
Miss Emma Kraussc is visiting friends at
La Sale.
Mr. VIM. Wcygand is doing up the sights
of Mendoza.
Mr. James Bous, who has been stopping at
Robt Wyles, has gone back to Prairie Center,
He will be missed by his many friends here.
Our old townsman George Petry has got his
new patent pumping arrangement complete
and in working order. This machine works
to ii charm and soon all the wind mills in the
county will be lying in fence corners
PEDROlI HERCULES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25
Chicago Market,

Chicago, Jan. %, 1879.
FLouR-Priccs unchanged. Choice white
winter wheat - ,5WjlO; fancy western spring
extras, S4,1j@5OO; Minnesota patent, S5.5Om
500; choice spring supcrtinc,, $3.25@&.;j,
WHEAT iutcr-Rcd, in store, NN' @N9c
Sprng-No. /. Minnesota, N3i4c; Cash No. ,,
- ,cotIa-c; 40. 3, G9yH69i4c.
CoRN-No. ;, 3o@3lc. options, 81 1r&!r for
April.
oats-No. ?, 2o@2ll4; rejected, 9oc
Ryc-No. ,, -; rejected, II.
Barlcy-No >, 9S; rejected, 40c.
Lard-$j. 91mG.?5 u 100 lbs.
Potatocs--iO and SOC per bu for early rose.
Buttcr-Creamcry 2dot2s good to choice dali
~, l5G20c
Eggs-lsc@2Oc.
ChTTLE-Without much change Choice extra
grade steers, $1,000 j.2j; good TO choice natives
81. 25W465; butchers steers, S3.OOM3.2j; COWS
and hcifcrs, S26OM3OO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25
County Court.

Estate of Join VI. Ercnborn, Margaret Erlcn
born appointed admi"istratriX; bond $4,000
notice to creditors 20 March term.
Estate Of Michael Delaney, public sale Of chat
tel property ordered
Guardianship Of VIM. II. Boycs ct al. discharge
Of Uriah $. Painter rs bOudSnan.
Guardianship Of ErastuS J.. Gibson, Clari,sa VI
Gibson appointed guardian; bond, 1000.
Estate Of Louisa Sherman, claim for 900 dis
missed at claimants cost
Estate Of Joseph COokson V. George Cookson
executor, petition to sell real estate to pay debts
decree.
Executor of estate Of Philip Doll v Jacob Dol
ct al, samc
Administrator estate Of John &. llacbcrlc V
Regina lacbcy!e ct al, petition 10 sell real estate
report Of sale approved and deeds of conveyance
ordered
Estate Of Theodore Wicrsbach, final report pre-
5entCd
Cloins 1Roucd, against estates Of, J. v A Hoes
t905.lC; W. 7. ilcnery $3ll; Jacob Fishburn,
S32S3i; Syvanus Pcasc, $1,000 Samuel NJ
Robins, 500; Lydia Clark S213; Joseph Miller
s35. Nathan l.. Eaton, 81 ,33j 10; Michael IIall
gan, $3.50; John Erb, $9lO1S; John Ginn 81,
ll0.22; Patrick Grady $50.
Find Rpsrts. in estates Of, Emclnc Reed, VI
\. Waterman. Louisa Sherman, Carl +. Oakitld,
Gustaye En2mingcr, Ephran Stcinbrick.
Estate Of Ephraim Wcmplc, final report APP
proved, estate declared settled and administration
discharged.
Estate Of Thomas lladlcy, same.
Estate Of John Finn, apprai,rmcn' bill and in
fentory approved.
Estate OF Mrs Richard Dusch, same.
Estate OF Charles W. Tcwksbury, final report
approved and order Of distribution to heirs made
Estate Of John Finn, order for sale Of chatteI
prOpe"ty.
Estate of Edward Mattel, Elizabeth Mattel ap.
pointed administrative; bond, $500; notice to
creditors to April term.
Estate Of Mary T. Van Setback, Sidney H. Blan-
churd appointed administrator bond $1,000; no
,icc to creditors 10 April term.
Estate Of Jacob Nailc, order for notice Of final
settlement TO February term.
COuscryatOrshp of John {. Lcn2cn, Acgiduss
J. L"rhrn appointed conservatory bond, $1,000
Essato Of Emeline Reed, final report approved
and order made for distribution.
Estate of VI. \. Waterman, final report APP
proved, estate declared settled and cXccutriX dis
charged
Estate of Geo W. Vance jr, widows rcin.
punishment and selection approved, report of sale
OF chattc property and order for public sale Of
ehattel property.
Estate Of Nelson Richardson, order for public
sale Of chattcl property.
Guardianship Of Julia + Miner, guardians re.
port Of accounts approved.
Estate Of Joseph Bail, will admitted to PROBATE,
Mary Z. Ball appointed cXccutriX; bond, $4,000;
creditors notice to April term
Estate Of Julius Spencer, administrators sup
Elemental final report approved, estate declared
settled and administrator discharged.
Guardianship Of Anna Lcchcr ct al. Barcl
Lechcr appointed guardian; bond $500 guar
dams inventory approved.
Assignment Of \. ID. Murray, assignccS final
report approved estate declared settled and as
signce discharged.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

Dr.. j. {. Hathaway was called cast last Mon.
day by llIp illness Of his mother
d BaieheHcr, Streator, called on us on Tues
day.
Prof Al. krommer and Robert Mates left the
city Ibis week for Dcs Moincs, Iowa, which they
propose To make their future home. Tie loss OF
the professor is Il serious one for music in Ottawa
lie was perhaps the best yiolinist we ever had
here, and leader Of no mean abilities. The
vori lac did here was good; but he finds much
more promising opening at Des Moines where
.he music field is totally unoccupicd Mr VI
will aci as his assistant and as student also
Hon. u. F. Fridley Aurora, was in the city ,hi.
week
Fred Ilossack goes to Odcl next month TO en-
gage in the grain business with his brothers al
that place His position IN scotts will be filled
by Nj Geo. Groshcns, from the First National
Bank.
Thos Recdy left the city last Monday for tn,
blue grass regions Of Kentucky where he pro
p9sos 10 purchase high bred trUtting stallion
Re has hi, eyes on descendant Of the famous
imported Messenger
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25
From Freedom.

FREEDOM, Jan. %
The inhabitants of Freedom and vicinity,
under the auspices Of the Red Ribbon club of
Freedom, were called together in the NJ. f.
church of that place on Tuesday evening, Jan.
DIST, to listen to Il temperance lecture by l.. l..
an audience in Harding listen with more in
/ rest to any address on that subject, than did
tl : one who listened to the speaker rs he set
rh the evils resulting from the traffic in in
toxlcaling drinks. His arguments were OF the
most forciblc kind so much 50 that it seemed
to be incredible that any one should be able TO
resist the conviction rs to the obligation rest
ing upon every one to do all in their power to
Danish the evil from the land. At the close of
the lecture committee was appointed to
draw up resolution expressive OF the sense Of
the meeting in regard 10 its appreciation of the
address. After few moments the following
was submitted:
Resoired, That the thanks of this meeting
are due and are hereby rendered To l.. J..
Thompson, Esq, of Ottawa for the very cX-
ttlltul dIhl'HN WI ''il lNi'tilN' N'liN'iN' ~
him this evening to the good people OF Free
dom and vicinity, and that copy OF this reso-
luton be forwarded to each of the county pa
pcrs, with IA request that it may be inserted
therein.
Upon the call Of the president, that all who
were in favor of the passage Of tins resolution
rise to their feet, the entire audience at once
responded.
Should any of the friends of temperance
wish any one TO advocate their cause, we de
sire to say that in our judgment they can
scarcely do better than to get Mr. Thompson
To- speak in their interest
The pastor of the Vi. +. church is using his
influence TO secure signature TO the petition to
the legislature of Illinois asking the passage
of law that shall give women the right TO
vote for the protection of their homes from
the demon "r alcohol, according to the recent
movement originated by Miss Francis +. vii
lard, of Evanston, IN. T. l.. ii.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

A little story was widely cribbcd 10y the county
press, about train of six cars loaded with silk
cocoons from southern California for export to
France. II never seemed To strike the rural So
Ions II was carrying Goals to New Castle and
therefore "iishy." II turns out, now, that the
train was loaded with gold bullion TO the amount
of $4,000. The cocoon story Was concocted TO
withdraw suspicion from the real character Of
the freight--a sufficient commentary on our
American civilization.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

at is reported says the La Sale Press, that
large numbers Of sparrnwS persisted during the
late cold snap. But if they were the imported En-
glish sparrows or their descendants that were
thus summary disposed Of, nobody acquainted
with their habits will grvc much over their de.
Struction. They are nusanccs, and their society
is SO disagrccabe to many of the icathcrcd song
sters Of northern ATTITUDES that the attcrarc near.
Is all banishcd wherever the former make their
appearance in large numbers" The sparrow is
said To be a capital remedy for "borcrs;" other
wise he is most useful on the other side Of the
ktantic-he is too aristocraiic by far.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

The following were this week granted liccascs
% marry
Dan W Bowen and Gertrude l.. Cook
Jacob Guthrod and Maggie Gcrstenaur
John II. Wcichert and Louise T.. Parsons.
Otto T. llacdgroyc and Ida NJ. Tullwilder.
EnoS Baldwin and KcrShcah Harding.
Floyd Foot and Belle Blakcsly.
Frank Rcchald and Mary VI. lIclhng.
Jcr'h Twohay and Bridget Blanchticld
James Shclton and Mary Shea.
Alvin Z Iylor y Samctt V. II Benson.
john Stevens and Mary Pierce.
Percy l.. Chapple and Mabel H. Parsons
Chae. ll0-sack and Jennie Saas.
Herman Hcrmanns and Barbara Schuck.
August Ramme and Henrietta Grcucr.
Theodore Sondgcroth and Helena lloChsiattcr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

The meeting ut the court house on last Mon.
day evening" called to consider the question Of
ire. organizing the old Business Mems Assoca
ton, wa, attended 10y some 10 or 30 people Mr.
VIM stormont was made chairman and DR., llar
ris, secretary of the old association, performed
the duties Of that Office. DR.. lIali, stated for
the information of those present that the first
meeting Of the ola association was held on Aug
,, 1873, and the last on June ), 1874, from which
it will bc seen that it was begun with the panic
which also dried it up" The object then was
to collect and dtiuse information in regard to the
city, and "A visitors committee was appointed to
look after strangers examining the place, which
So far as it went had a good effect. The proper
object of new association would be the appoint.
mcmt OF committee, a. above; to collect and pub
fish in pamphlet form information as to the in
ducemcnts Ottawa can offer to strangers with
capital letting one person in each particular line
write up that portion familiar to himself till the
subject is exhausted The expense Of such a
book would be light, and judiciously distributed
would be very useful. No one mans interests
can be benefited by this association but would
benefit all alike.
Considerable miscellaneous talk followed re,
gardimg the old association, the present condi-
ton Of the city, and kindred matters, the effect
Of which on AN outsider must certainly have been
that if the united action of society like the one
proposed was ever or anywhere necessary it
is in ottawa at this time.
Mr.. 5 ". Rugcr offered the following, which
was adopted "R,Soi,cd, That it Is the sense of
this meeting that the Business Mems Association
should be rc.organizcd" On motion commit
tee composed of DR.. Bascom, j. d. Young and 5.
W. Rugcr were appointed to draft a constitution
and bylaws, to be presented at the next meeting.
On notion the secretary was instructed to re-
quest Mr. c. II. Force to be present at the next
meeting and give information AS to the water
power property.
Mr.. Marsh, on request, made an interesting
regarding the marble beds recently
opened at his place. He showed three speci-
mems of the marble dressed, certainly very beau
tiful one specimen from each of the three layers
already opened, the best being from the lowest
stratum. 1t varies in thickness from IL inches,
top stratum, to feet, lowest stratum. The strata
are separated by seams Of gravel. The top STRAIT
um is shelly and tit only for building stone There
are about 100 acres Of the marble near him, but
II is found also on this side Of the river though
the quality Of that thus far found on the north
side is not good that found on the south
side i can be Got cut in blocks 4OX5O feet and
from Is inches to feet in thickness. Four car
loads have already been shipped to Chicago, and
about $50 900 have been contracted for He could
in Ottawa for 80 cents per cubic foot
IA /, Ir,,
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II NV dweamcd last night" said he To her
whom he greatly bored by his attentions, that
laid in wait for man with an immense sum
of money, and Knocked his bwaius ont and
wobhed him of his wealth" There would
have been more merit in the theft if YOU had
stolen the brains" replicdshe "Gweat heavens
what would | have done with themg" She
gave it up.
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A CARD.

II all who suffering from the and indscrctons
Of YOUTH nervous weakness early decay. loss of manhood
Sc, / will send a recipe that Will cure yuu, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission
arg in South America Send scltaddrcssed envelope
the REV JosFPu r ISMNN, STATION n. Bble house. Ne,C
FORK Gun. iAnl S-lysp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

As AN exchange puts 1t, young lady visitors
without teeth arrived last week under the care OF
the family physicians at the residences OF Mcssrs
Geo Beatty and 4. r. Bartcls. The fathers are
recovering slowly. Boys in a similar mental and
physical condition began an extended visit with
Mr.. aud Mr.. \. l.. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
IInimg.
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DIR. II. OLlN,

or Chicago formerly this place. will visit Ottawa at
clifton Hotel the nrsi Tuesday of each month, for treating
ali diseases of the Eye and Ear, surgcay or otherwise
Operations cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
the duct srasshy loa ana the rclOh OF
tumurs and morbid grOwths of every description Arnca
ewes and drums inserted without pain or previous opera
ton Granular eycds. The most Frequent disease IN he
Lceyt, rudicdIiy and permanently cured. . =.
From his long experience treating diseases Of the Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that he can care nearly
every Chronic disease also treated consultation iree
largest stock of Artificial Eyes in the West.
December 10th. 1879 If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

Early on Monday morning, the harness shop Of =
OBricn and the saloon of John Dostcrin La Sale
were destroyed by fire The Bank of La Sale
situated upon the west side of the burned build
mgs, was uniniurcd, but the two-storv stone
building upon the east side, occupied upon the
first floor by Edward Mwllcr as -four and feed
store, and'pon the second floor rs Il residence by
John Dostcr, was completely Quilted, The prop
erty was owned by John j. Cody. Loss, $500;
not insured. Mr. Dostcr had no insurance; loss,
$500. Mr.. O'Brcns loss 500; fully insured Mr..
Mullcr's loss 500; not insured
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. { H. d @ Drawing Room
Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars and the &. Il. Il g. Pal
ace Dining Cars by this route. All Information about rates
of fare sleeping car accommodation, and time tables viii
be- chccrfuly gwen 10y applying g. 90 .
JAMES r. WOOD
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
{. W. SMITH.
Traffic Manager, Chicago g. ". HAY DEN.
iln25 Agent at ottawa.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.

Train No. 6 will carry passengers between Ia sale and
Ottawa, and No u will carry passengers from GcneSeO t.
when provided with tickets, and not otherwise.
No Il will carry passengers between Joliet and Bureau,
and No % will passengers between Mokena ana La
Sale only when passengers provided with tickets
Through tickets to all points east and west sold AZ TINS
0cc lowest possible rates and baggage checked through
to all prnCipal points ~ VI. SMITH Gcnl Pass Agent
A. KiMBAIi, Gen'l Supt A. NAVEL, Asst Gen. Supt.
Dec. Ia, 1919 u. NJ. HALL Agent at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

"Didyou do nothing to reSuScitatc the body
was recently asked of witness, at a coroner's
inquest. YES, sir We searched the pockets, -
was the reply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

Kindness If nothing stronger, should induce
any one to use DR.. Bulls Baby syrup Tor inc re-
iirf Of the diseases Of Bahyhood Price - cts.
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The Circuit Court
The January term ol this court began on MON
aay afternoon, Judge Goodspecd, of joliet, on the
bench. The following eases have been disposed
Of;
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
People V. William Shultz, appeal dismissed.
LAW DOCKET.
S0.iSSaI.-Pcoplc, for use, &c, '. Harvey
Beckwith debt; Chas. a. Young V. Bird Bick-
ford: Mariah Gracl V. Jacob Wagner ct al; ia.
cob Greisch v James Murtha, treSpass Gather
inc Donahuc V. Henry d. Brown, iorcblc detain-
er ;, -, .,,
with leave, &c -
Judg,aents 7. j. Butcher ct a. " Emory IL.
Mates, Sl12 debt, 5000 damages, ana costs;
Henry Schwabacker ct al. V. Charles flnlclh
s6ls 80 and costs; Lawriston Thompson " sam.
ri Harvey ~, $50 and costs Peter Millerv. Lew
Spradling 81, ISIS 20 and costs; William Wackcr
v Christian Stricken, sl,2O5.14 Mary Rourkc v.
Edward Lam ct al S261.45; John D. Parkhurst
ct al. V. Abe Whlc, S2l9l5.
CHANCERY DOCKET.
Disnissed-Wm Killcc ct al. V. Henry Weld
ct al partition; John {. Campbell V. Milo D.
Luther ct al; +. II. Raymond '. Illinois starch
Co. ct al Alice Z. Guson v X. +. Rogers ct al. (;
Russell Bliss Y. Benton Baglcy ct al; Margaret
Ramon eft AL v Bridget Gallery ct AL, partitions
Nelson J. Weller v Patrick Shea; Ellen VI. Bar
Der v Eph. Barber divorce.
c., W. GN. Coal Co. '. John j. Hill, decree.
Catherine Cassidy ct al. '. Michl Cassidy tai,
bill for PARTITION report approved and complain
ants attorney allowed 500.
John Corner Y. VI. II. Cridcr ct al, decree OF
perpetual Injunction.
Vim. T.. Williamson ct al V. Christina William
son, report of sale confirmed.
Ellen Brannigan ct al. v. Payne jacobs, decree
Of specific performance and right of dover in FL.
ten Brannigan.
F. Merit ct al. '. Lydia Merritt ct al, decree
Of sale
Daniel p. Erwin ct al. V. John H. Martin, dc.
cree.
Robert C. Hattenhaucr " Charles Finlcn ct al,
decree Of foreclosure.
Isabella Dole Y. II. c. Dole, decree Of divorce.
Richard ]. Fullerton V. Hannah Gardner ct al,
decree Of foreclosure.
Cyrus l.. Stamate '. Abe Ilobaboom ct al, dc.
cree of foreclosure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-25

A. the request Of the pa1per committee of the
BOARD % Supervisors OF this county Drs. Hard
and Macarthur wi. take charge of the County
Asylum physicians on and after the first Of
februan. NJ. FLAHERTr.
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THE COURTS.
The Appellate Court.
The Circuit Court.

This court finished the December term on sa'
urday last adourning to term in course
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Banks.
Exchange on Chicago and New York

NNU III INC PTIHVIIIN CIIIts ruS1 anu Wtst,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange England. ireland, Scotland and all i'm.
porfant points in Continental Europe drawn In suit
purchasers.
u. =. Revenue STAIN pa OF all demon nations con
santy hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities. Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from 0 A. NJ to { T.. VI.
Jan. 10, 1873 L. G.. JORDAN, Cashier.