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IN THE ART OF SWIFT.WRITING
CROSS'S ECLECTIC SHORT. HAND


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PROF IRA " ALLEN, President ~ .iIte'S .t'" tr.y,
,h-agD. 1--WE regard your system ~ FAR superior 20 any
other with which acquainted, and nope u may conn
into general use in our county
HON DUANE DOTN, Superintendent ~ PtbiH, ,'i0a.h
Gb,gO. Il look up,. the system Of >mphncd AMI Sh
bryaicd writing devised by Mr. j. Geo rusN rs the ns'
lugcuiu+ls yrt presses ttd 10 The public.
WNI. + H. PATTERSON General Secretary Qf ! " .. 4
IirfTiuo EHgdH0. Il have examined Re y stem Win
much -astaclun and am bringing II 'siorN young met
opportunity offers for strikes me a. lafNF ~ s
piCity and CUWprchrnsiNCnCss.
ROBINsON'S EPIrONE or LITERATURE, PaHddst
mar Although familiar with the short tand .yseIas
If Putnam, Webster MuH>un. Graham, Lindsey ana SEQ
y We ar, inclined to consider ts system for TAG ty In
writing and ease Of comprehension The hest sy>9ru that
me vi hnltArth "
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Hon b. {. Cook was in the city on last Mon
day.
Mrs J. O. Glover has been visiting her many
friends in this city during the past two or three
weeks
| james Calkins, former resident Of this city,
has returned from California, where he has been
| for his health and was in the city on yesterday.
| Prof RAYMOND, it has been announced, will
will play solo b.tlat comet in Bach's 18th Bat.
Band during the coming summer. He will be a
rare addition to this excellent band
Miss LILLY Calkins, Santa Barbara, Cal, Is Wis.
ting at Miss Mary StrRwn's,
II, II. Armscad, Secretary Of the Cox Corn
Harvester Co., arrived from Chicago on last eve
nng He will remain here until the machine is
brought here and tried.
We regret to hear that Jep NosDurg has been
taken off the Fox River line, c., B. Il q. railroad.
strong effort is being made to get him back
on the road again,
Al. j. Williamson, having completed his work
at the court house, is back at his office giving his
whole time to his profession again
Through the fundamentally of NJ. y. Arm
strong, of Seneca, we have been served with sum
mons to attend the commencement exercises of
the Union Law, of Chicago, on jane 9th. Mr..
Armstrong, who graduates with the class, is II
son of Hon. &. W. Armstrong, Of this county.
l.. II. Tower, who has recovered from his late
sickness, was in town in the earlier part of the
week.
Henry Koch, the well known gunsmith and
model mukcr, has gone to Chicago TO work in
the telegraph ns, rument factory. The authori-
| ties will have to quarantine against Mr.. Robert
Heuning If he continues 10 carry of our best
workmen in this way.
Aid c. ;. Phelps has returned from Kansas,
where he has been for some weeks looking after
the spring work and the erection of buildings on
his sons Hartley C.'s) farm.
On Tuesday, Mr.. John ID. Morgan, sheriff OF
Trimblc Co., Ky, while waiting for train south,
dropped into the shcrif's Office here for II visit.
During the conversation it leaked out that Mr..
| Morgan had taken part in the late unpleasant.
ness" on the rch" side of the fence. 1t further
appeared that he had taken part in the fight at
Huntsville, Tenn, where the l04th was gobbled
up. OF course that was too much for Tom Clark
so Ire goes oil and hunts up Major Widmer and a
number of tina l04th men and grand tussle was
had at Hartsville the second time, and pleasant
afternoon was the result.
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That shoot,

The Ottawa FREE TRADER, recently published
an article relative To the coming shooting match
between the rifle team ut that place and the Joli.
ct team in which the officers of the latter were
accused of being unfair and acting dishonOrably
in their relations with the Ottawa men. These
accusations are false in every particular, and
were not sanctioned by the team at that place, as
some of its members have since expressed them
selves as not in sympathy with the sentiments
EXPRESSED by the writer Of the article in qucs-
ton The utmost harmony and good feeling
now exist AS has heretofore, between the two
teams, who will soon compete for the prize cup,
and the Ottawa papers were Il little too fast in
their howl about the alleged crookedness -.joiiot
Republican.
It's all right, Mr.. RsDablica'- We won't quarrel,
but we we're ION to" that little scheme Of the
Joliet team, ''alle samee;" hut now that Joliets
team has gracefully taken a tumble and with
drawn their fiat date of June 3dwe'll forgive YOU.
The new date fixed, as the world may like TO
know, is Jane 81, and as that has been accepted
by the Ottawa team, the match will take place at
the sharpshooters' Park, at Joliet. Bets even
The following is the Ottawa team and substi-
tutes, of which George p. Eldredge has been
elected Captain: SergeantyG. P. Eldredge, pri-
vate s W. Ruger, private J.. A. Lockwood, Lieut..
j. W. Petit, Corporal C. A. Cation, private VI. B..
Mitchell, private g. VI. Trimblc, Corporal G. q.
Medill, sergeant q. A. Forbes, private VIM. II.
Kaufman, corporal e. 5. Cullen, sergeant s. r.
Blanchard
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But we can 20 no where on the globe and find

But we can 20 no where on the globe and find
greater vaor than of those who fought on the 9th.
er--the wrong side They were as sincere Us we,
and as honest in their espousal of it, st. Paul
was sincere when lie thought to destroy Chris
tianity, but he afterwards repcnted bitterly. We
respect our late enemies for their bravcry--we
were cravcrs else.
Is another war with them for the Union posi-
bic in the near future? No. | believe in the
American people ! think all citizens feel united
and determined that it shall be peace now which
shall maintain our unity. True, the serpentinc
virus of Calhounism still turks at the South-the
theory that a state Is above the nation. Wemust
live this doctrine down Calhoun met Webster
in debate and and was overthrow. The boys in
blue met it in the field Mt the bayonet's point and
conquered it, still it lives. We have the reptile
under our feet II the American people cannot
live while the erpents head is crushed though
its head only barely wrigges-shame on them
From slavcry-holding down the bondsman--the
South thought they wers a superior race that q
| single Southern man could defeat two Northern
men, but the war correctedithat. Still the north
is too much in the habit of cringing or yielding
to the South, The big brother yields to the pet
ulence and insolence of his little brother too
long until he has to teach him lesson by knock
ing him down The domneerng South cncour-
aged by our complaccncy may yet have to be
taught by blow Oh the nose
The fact is the national government is supreme
in its sphere, and the South must recognize
this truth. We must also teach them that the
North Will abandon all Subscrviency to the South.
We must assert our rights and maintain them.
These rights were got by the bayonet and to
deny them is an insult to the memory of the boys
in blue. We must vote for these principles.
He culogizcd Douglas and likcncd Grant and
Lincoln to the blades of II pair of shears which
cut the chains of slavery, and Douglas as the
rivct uniting the blades Whoever believes in
national supremacy over state rights is loyal
the opposite Is traitor.
The south have been sincere and wrong, and
we sincere and right. We must teach and vote
as we fought. He drew picture of the consti-
tuition and declaration Of independence, as two
mighty towers of strength reaching heavenward,
spanned by two immense wires-the republican
and democratic parties-planked by American
citizenship, forming the bridge of political liber-
tv. carrying over the oppressed of all lands To
.ctcrnal freedom and equal ri%htsr@uycd by
PRAYER, Of mothers and children, and braced by
the rock Of relgion; upon which ideal structure
he pronounced beautiful bcncdiction. Gap
plause)
The vocalists again sang and the meeting ad-
iourncd Rev. Father Flynn escorted a detach-
ment of ladies and gentlemen, provided with
flowers, to the Catholic cemetery; another divi-
sion, headed by Rev. Mr.. Barnes, went to the
cemetery west of town, and others to Gen. Wal
laces grave, and others to South Ottawa. Thus
ended the ceremonies of the day.
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Madame Demorest' Portfolio of Fashions, Tor
spring and summer, just received at osman "
Hspenan's.
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The Corn HnrYenter.

To the Edito,y. On Monday last, acting on the
advice OF Mr.. Bushnell, President of the Business
Mems Association, ! went 10 Chicago, in order
TO see the gentlemen who represent the Cox
Corn Harvester Co.. and also 10 see the machine
they are building. In the evening spent sew
eral hours with the gcntemany secretary, Mr.,
Armstead; and the next day met Messrs. Coon,
Cox. Drake, Woolcy, ana others also con-
versed with the very intelligent foreman of the
shops where the machine then was, and with two
Of the workmcn with whom ! am acquainted.
Furthermore, examined the machine very care
fully and in detail. After making most careful
Investigation, arrived at these conclusions, viz:
a. The delay, prolonged and ycXatious as it
has been, both to the gentlemen interested and
to our citizens, wac, under the circumstances,
unavoidable.
(2J The gentlemen who have the machine in
charge have done all in their power to hasten
the completion Of the machine and have acted
with the utmost good faith towards Ottawa. AS
bearing on this point | viii state that other
towns, notably Rockford, have made better pro
posals to them than we did, but that their inva
riablc reply has been, 1--WE are pledged to go to
Ottawa, and shall do sou
60 While it is impossible to Judge accurately
of machine in the shop, the probabilities are
that it will work successfully claimed, and this
is the opinion of several gentlemen who have
seen it operate in the experimental trials that
have been made.
The machine itself can probably be consdcra-
bly, improved, but the leading, essential features,
gathering and husking the corn, are doubtless
correct and practicable.
can sec no reason for much further delay,
and shall he greatly disappointed if the long eX-
pected Corn Harvester is not seen in Ottawa
within Il very few days
Yours respectfully,
j. O. HARRIS,
Secy q. B. VI. \.
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About O'Clock on Thursday afternoon IL tramp
who had been hanging around the ncighborhood
for some time, entered the residence of Mr.. 5.
W. Williams, on the east side, and asked the ser
want girl for something to eat. She gave it to
him and while he ate continued the ironing with
which she was engaged at the time. Having fin
shcd he asked for more, to which the. girl re-
piled that she had no more for him. by G-d,'
said he ''well see whether you have or not lie
then took oil handkerchief that he had wrapped
around one fist disclosing as dirty and greasy a
pair of hands us are generally seen; and Selling
the white dress upon which the girl had been
working for Il long time, proceeded Win IL 10
wipe his hands and face after which he rolled it
up in a wad and and threw it into a corner. The
girl not to appear frightened, continued her
ironing, but while STOPPING over the clothes
basket for yasment, the ruiiian suddenly gave
her frirhtful kick in the breast throwing her
over and nearly depriving her OF CONSCIOUSNESS
She rot to the back door, however, and called Il
man working on a barn IN the rear, VINO he
gan search for the brute who had run of after
kicking the girl. Not finding he intormec Mrs
Williams and Mrs. F.. II. Smith, at Mr.. Smiths,
who armed with revolver, went up to Mr. Kin
'nevan's in search OF the man. They, too were
unsuccessful, as was also deputy sheriff Clark,
who began search as soon as informed OF the al
fair. The Injured woman though badly bruised
is not seriously hurt. We might suggest as a
remedy for future occurrences of similar ua-
ture that every house be provided with revolt
YER for use in such cases. lady living just back
of Mr. Smiths, a couple of years ago, had a some
what similar experience with tramp, and when
the brute said Gwen see whether You have or
not" she said 'Wcll, we 'cW see," and getting
her revolver began firing at the man at so lively
rate that he left the scene in very short meter.
In such hands revolver would soon settle the
tramp business.
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Teas and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions,
CAN BE BOUGHT At
BROTHERS.
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

Are good and fine flavor and selling extremely Tow
prices.
lbs Sing Ian Pin Japan Tea nor ~ 80 We are sshaS
large quantities Of this Tea II never fails 20 please
lb Good Quality Young Tyson Tts fo SEQ TINS Tes
has good merits and worth money We have t7esty
half chests which will close cut at the above low Dric
Warranted 10 please money refunded.
5lbs Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Tea, for 81 ~
This Tea equal for the price We do hesitate 10
t. The quality is much better than gres1
many higher priced Teas
our SOC Japan Tea is better than great many sell 10
heir best Tea and &c Young ysOn Is superior t9Hny
n this market for the price.
We also have Extra Quality Gunpowder Tca as &c per
D.. We know II to be good.
You viii ind OOong Tea at sic per 10.
'osc good strength and delicious flavor.
We always make discount TO parties ruyhg in quanfi1e
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NOTICE.

Pates having lot. located the third ward suitable
build tie Ottawa Township High School Buildings uIon
lot being css than hundred by one hun
Dr., and twenty feat wall number and block Of said
lots prc- same Bids must be handel ia by Iucs
dsy noon Juns ST. 1853 SAID bids be directed %
James H. Pickens. Chsirnan OF Building Commirtee.
Per on.~- - BUILDING COMMITTEE.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
#arrieD.

At the Farmers Hotel IN Ottawa the 2a day Of May
1872 by a: y. smith Eel; Mr.. JACOB r. sCHlEl: 10
Miss BERTHA W. JUNkER also. st the same time ana
place Nv the same, Mr.. GEORGE SCHUER 10 Miss CHRIS
TINA JUNKER: all of Usage. Ia sale county ILL.,.
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Recent Issues and New Editions.

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HS,Sdrd crosby n D. II n, CAaRceliOro' tAe rsirsi'
Or taS CSty Of Neo York
SOLD BY OsMAN & HAPEMAN,
NAV Y. Is,s. Ottawa. nlinoae.
PHOTOGRAPH f Ahsgf Bss AsD :. SS B.
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Are ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
parc with all others:

wish to say to my old friends
and customers that am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
er than all others. To ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re
member the place when You want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
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A splendid line of BUNT-
INGS. BLACK, eros Grain,
and SUMNER SILKS. to be
sold at bottom figures.
4 complete line Of stylish
and desirable PARASOLS
and sun UMBRELLAS, in
GLIDING a nice lot Of cotton
goods for children. at eight
cents each.
4 new and choice lot of
FANS. offered at very low
prices.
In Hosiery for ladies g.
children we have received
a large stock and show the
best assortment i'm the city,
at all prices.
New COrSetS from tWen-
ty-five cents up.
In Boots. Shoes anu
SHIPPERS we respectfully
ask an examination of the
SC0ds aud figures.
Everything i'm the Gro
cery Line at our usual low
and popular prices.
Respectfully.
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Croquet, in great variety and at lowest prices,
at Osman IL 1lapcman's.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

EDR tlitIlIl ~ l"'I.
EdS Free T,ader. Please To the voters at the
ninth Judicial Circuit that CHARLES c. WARREN, OF
Bureau County will be candidate for Circuit Judge at the
June election. and thereby ohigc MANY VOTERS.
Princeton. III, April p, 1s,s
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
To NE electors 81 the niah Judirjdi CIcan NJ IiHO
As there will probably be nominations nor other comb
nations made have thought best 20 thus state To all
publicly that YOU believe the public interest will be hest
promoted by employing of the Judges Of tins Cir
cult for another term shall bc prathc 10 have you do So
No one however should BE- selected transact such business
A. favor 10 him nor any other than that he il
able and willing discharge his duties in proper manner
So fno, vote for some who will suit you better
EDwT,, :. LELAND.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
We are authorized TO the name Of Il. T. BAR
BER as candidate for the office Of Judge uT the circuit
Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit the ensuing election
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
To the Voters Of the Niath JHdicidl hct ronpO'fd ~
tie counties Of wa GTHDdg La Safe amt Bred": HAY
ing been solicited by large number Of the citizens Of th'
Ninth Judicial Circuit without distinction Of party TO he
candidate for reelection the office VI Circuit Judge "a
position which have had the honor TO hold for nearly t
years have concluded 10 accept the CALI and hereby
preset my name for the consideration Of the of h'
circuit Of all parties and most respectfully ass their sup
port at the polls the first Monday of June next
Very respectfully.
Joliet ArriI %. 1873 JOSIAH MCROBEIsTs.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24


WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN
BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUE.
NINAGEp CLOTHS CAssIMERES. CASuMEREs
/ IDsbsctinr and Shirting Linen. Table Linen, Napkins
Towels he'd Tickings Blsnkes &c Tor sale very cheap
wM MATHEWS. % Cathsrinc St.
I,URS SEAL SACQUES. WORN AND FADED, RE-
dyed best shortest timo; also bought
for cash at full value. Apply TO T. G. BOUGHrON.
Howard ST
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKING.
NCME. rlERCE, 80 WEST 18TH ST, BRANCH OF
wi August Petit of Paris. announces that she has
hand large assortment of Hair Novelties aud Orna
suitable for balls aud dinners, which very
easily adjusted
NlME. TIEKCE. so WEST 18th ST., WILL SHORTLY
M rcceivo lot Of Bonnets suitable opera aud c-
cepon from the best houses Of Paris Dss bs
givsa Of ths epsAinS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24

AsrRoLoGf-7rH PAcN--6th col
s9AkPEss ASp TTHS fSGs sns "a eels COL
BRooKLYX BOARD. APARTMENTS 10 LET. &C.
EgsESEss & ss'slES FESSssSTiIsrrlEs-srn r4es.
cERKs AND eslaIn MEN PAanssh co co.,
epScHHaHaS epocHaHS aSP p1sss aARpssGs fs rAer-s.h
C9AsMTWISE M STE;AMsIIIPs-2p pAcE-4th and Sth cols'
% DANCING ncHbEaTBs-a sEs" asis iPssor-ad col.
Boas.inHfs2p Boss. BIRDS cmis1 p.enIs FAsad sr COL
norsks 70 LET AND
,EnRN!snEp2p ar rsehIs s rer4.s col COL
FiNssdfAImo1a FHHSEdHairn rafsus.A Facs. col
rpkSIshED G a6SMs ocfS aSS f'' APARTMENTS TO LET
yuRSirERR- eT rfds4sss "a. Faer-ssh col
hoRsEs. oARRIAGEs. 1c.-Isr PAcn-2a and Sd coils
HousEs. ROOFS, h;.1q pIAcEs OF BUSINESS. &C. .
1xsrNdSrISs-ss MANTSS-ap F.sn--as' P.ssaa ssl sIi
LosrAND i yoyNp-isr "a, Psesa'st y. col. .-
SLARBi,Is MANTELs-arn PAoK-sth col afr
sIVT Hsb col
SSf4iiS MN rHsTiS pfSS1 ssi r4ene,A COL
P Fds OR TO
sE1t $
REIIGIOUS NOTICES--lsr PAGE--lst col.
RESrAU RANTS-2p PAGE-2d col
REWARDS-1sT PAGE--ist col
sAS s1tx4fss hT EHsrss se
I'd. 4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES-7T PAGE-5th and 9Th
coils.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING. &C.-lsr PAGE-2d col.
STORAGE-2D PAGE-5th col.
THEIrRADES-7TH PAGE-6th col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-1st col.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE-2D PAGE-5th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE-lst col
WANTED TO PURCIASE-7TH PAGR-6th COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-YTH PAGE-6th col. I.fit
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lorH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, I2ss BRoADwAY.,;
0PEN v hHR Nh and f'n SALE Ih OF PAPERs
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING AXE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald., 1879-11-24
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
NAN rAsSELL 4 KEARNEY. AUCrIONEERs- |
Trottng aud Carriage Stock
at public auction.
WEDNESDAY. November 26, 1873.

WEDNESDAY, November 70, 1873,
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
229 West 5Sth ST.. New York
No postponenient OF weather. Will posi-
lively be sold TO hi CHEST bidder. -.
Fannie Leo aud Indian Girl. black mares, r lled ls1l
l5ls hands high; sire of both arbald; dams by Amer
Star and Long Island Black Hawk the best matched
stylish road in the State and can speod
$50 gait to poe have roted trials to wsgon SS
record sound and kind.
Prince Forrest bay geIding foaied 1870 by
dam 10 hands, white feet and star can
trot in O trotted trial ~ harness
sound and kind ll
Fine Carriage Team. 154 hands Jet black
and milk white, aud hne style hsgh knoe
action easy drivers IL IS miles hour
and aud kind.
Sold for of tho OF business connected
with Patent Removable Frog Pad and Shoe prevent
Ing my giving these horses the necessary attention.
The stock will be cheorfuly shown By the proprietor st
his premises 229 West 5Sth st. ANY time pre-
vious to tho day Of sale. A. r. OLDS,
Waat st Nav