The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
valkinburg, on the 9Th day of Nov 1898.
LEWIS w. LINK, J.P.
November 8, 1888.

and Mr.. Armstrong having once paid the
line III the court below, it was error on the
part of the Clerk to issue execution A.
gainst him.
SANDER Mob, which refers 10 writ of
Execution, vs.. William T.. Armstrong, 10
collect fine of $50. That writ has been
executed as follows, viz: by making a
levy upon the E. n. T.. or. see. 20, Il.
81 \. 4 L. 3D. Principal Meridian, and
which has not been sold for rant of bid
derS.
SANDER No. refers TO Executions VS..
James Mahony. Read the following par
don from Gov. Carlin.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Erccutice Department, april ~, 1910.
To all whom these presents shall come,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, it has been made known to
me that at the last November term of the
Circuit Court, holden in and for the coun-
ty of La Sale, James Mahoncy was con-
viced on two several indictments, for
keeping disordcrly house, and was SEN
fenced in each case to pay a fine of twcn-
ty-fve dollars.
And Whereas, it has been further rep
resented to me by the petition of the said
James Mahoney, and Sheriff and Clerk of
the Circuit Court of said county, and
Thomas Ford, Judge of the Circui, Court,
before whom the convictions were had,
that the said James Mahoney is very poor
and entirely destitute Of property or means
whercwith to pay said fines, and that he
has a wife and three children dependant
upon him for support, and that he is a
proper subject for executive clcmency.
Now therefore, |, Thomas Carlin, Gov
crnor of the State of Illinois, by virtue Of
the authority vested in me by the Consti-
tuition Of SAID STATE, for the reasons and
causes above stated, do hereby declare
and make known that the said James Ma
honey is pardoncd Of said offences, where
of he has been convicted as above set
forth, and absolved and released from the
penalties thereunto annexed.
,A.iI, in testimony whereof, have
NNeG hcreuuto set my hand and
ANSS caused the great seal of state
Ills; to be affixed.
WV Done at Springfield, this
9th day Of April, 1910.
THOS. CARLIN.
By the Gocenlor,
A.. p. FIELD, Secretary Of State.
Slandcr No. 5 refers TO the case of the
People VS.. Mary Manard. Fine S25.-
On the writ of Execution, the Deputy
Sheriff has long since made the following
return, d" No property found 1t is well
known that Mary Manard is poor wo-
man and has large family to support;
and had she not BEEN NATIVE OF IRE-
LAND, she would not have appeared 50
conspicuously before the public, by the
Many Citizens" and 1.-Two Emissares"
who have volunteered to do the dirty work
for Geo. T.. Walker.
SANDER No. 6. People VS.. VIM. Mos
tin. In this case Mr.. Mostin paid the
costs, and by agreement with and under
instructions from the States Attorney who
took into consideration the horN times, the
| fine has not been collected.
SANDER No. Z. People VS.. Patrick
feelcy. In this cause, at the Nov. term,
:. d. 1889, Fcclcy was convicted and
Gnt TO the Pcntcntary, and because
ave not been able to collect the costs.
early all of which belong to me-, the
States Attorney fee of 90 being paid,
"Many Chisens' consider they have
been gricrousy injured! Who ever
heard an officer censurcd for having failed
o collect money from a man three hun
lrcd miles distant, and under confinement
Wonder if some of the "Many Citizens"
will not shortly leave these parts to Join
their brethren in the south and carry on
a wholesale trade in PIcTUREs and Buzz
FALo SKINS, rather than earn their living
by the sweat of their JroW.
Slander No. 8. People VS.. Frank Far
rell. Respecting this charge, l will here
state what is known TO many in the CON-
munity, that he is a poor man; yet inpart
payment of the fine and costs, he has fur
nishod fuel for the court during court time,
and paid the States Attorney fee, and as
soon as he is able, he will pay the bal
lance. He is not like some of the " Ma
ny citizens" and Two Emssaries" who
sccrete their property to avoid the pay
mont of their honest debts; nor yet like
this set of yelping HycnaS who stand
readN 10 destroy the character Of eYerY