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Marine Court.


Ocr l2.-.db B. Bayis and John Monroe u.s. John Temp.
son-The parties brokers in Wall streets The plain
s contend that they loaned to defendant 500 Eastern
BILL and that he never returned it, In support ofthis
6rmed the declaration. The defendant, the other
hand that he returned almost Immediately 500
Elizabethtown,i N. j., bill. lad, named George f.
Smith, testified to having horro wed the money and
after being sent back with IT, and that gave ii to Mr.
Pinckney. II was near O'Clock Saturday The Jury
found for defendant with declaration that they did not
intend to inpeach Mr. Pinckney.
For plaintiff, Mr. 8. j. Field. For defendant, Mr.. E.
Sceley.
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos l2s. ls2, l42, I4s, las ISL 1856
6i 49, u.s. i6a 1885, ios 100, ITO, ILL., 49, i7s $780,
1874, 1885,
coMMor PLrAsPart mos. 1871, 10, III, 1875. 81, los,
a. 49, A. 49, 49, Is, 81, ~, 80. ~ n, LOG. $50, S.
Part 2--No 70.
cIacUrr Counr-Nos. 2oo lo2 sa 5s - So So ia lso
SO, 81 I4s co. as7 49, $780, o. e. l4o. 22o 1885, l2e
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Superior Court.
Before Judge Tallmadge.

Der. la.-Darid H. Williams vs. iona. Lsavitt a.d
othersMr. L. of the firm of Leavtt Lord Co.,
highly respectable booksellers. In 1887 supposng he
had accumulated handsome fortune, he sod out to his
junior partners (essrs Lord and Robnson) his interest
in the stock &C., being worth something like 100000
Considering that the name OF the firm being continued
would be beneficial he agreed advertise the DISCO
luton for year. but binding himself individually
longer to the of the firm He sold
During the year his late partners managed lose all
he had left in their hands. and use his paper
OF the frm for about $4,000 besides which he has
pay The business finally fell into the hands Of Mr.
bnson individually who has recently through the
bankrupt been washed clean Of all his debts and
bright and new, leaving Mr.. Leavitt to follow
suit struggle with load Of liability upon him. for,
Judging from the remarks of counsel they have ruined
themselves and him. The present action In note
given by Robinson for SAL In the Of the rm
time after the year had expired and the dissolution adver.
tised Judge 1ngs appeared as counsel for Mr. Leavit
and made and powerful appeal in his behalf It
appears Robinson had made out account showing
that the firm indebted TO plaintiff in 1896 for $780, and
he gave this and other notes. for the amount Under d.
recon the jury verdict for plaintiff subject to the
opinion Of the court.
For plaintiff Mr.. stoughton For defendant, Judge In
glis and Mr.. w. Dodge.
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, Judge Lynch, and Alder
men Crolus and Davies.

men Crous and Davies.
JAMES X WHITING, ESQ.,, District Attorney.
Ger. l2-TriaI for Rape.-A German named Joseph
Cent?, was put spon his trial Tor the commission Of
rape upon the person OF little girl named Henrietta
Jancy on the l2h Of January last BY her evidence the
details Of which are too gross for publication the rape
proved and also that he had diseased her in its com
enter complaint against him until six months after it,
commission and also that she Of bad character and of
prostuted habits The jury acquitted Cent? without
leaving their seats In the course Of the trial. the court
decided that the communications made to Dr. Seans by
the complainant relative TO her disease
evidence, well as his knowledge OF her having such
disease This position objected to by defence and
also by Judge Lynch, the ground that the statute
pressy prohibited physician from making such commu
ncatons q witness. Hfn
Piss Of James Watson Wsbb.-This person charged
with leaving the State with the intention to give
ceve challenge entered plea OF guilty the particu
The Court then adournedo Monday next at III O'clock
------ .-----.--,
FURTHER FROM AFRIcA-An arrival az Cnes.er' Deia
sa o,lnss lss anu :, paa covs Tb. health
oTthe coIonv Vas roos
The IT, s. soop Of war vandalia, RAMSEY, arrived at
Sierra Leone the 23d Of July and left for cruse to Lii
beria and the leeward coast the 7h of August-ofcers
and crew all in good health. The American merchant
much were graied to have u s. ship oil war IN the
waters OF West Africa
There was much SICKNESS among the europeans !" the
" ~ , ass.I W." srriv.d q, s;erra Ieon. frou
AZ ~ 49, ~ s. ~ ,e,, ~ I'll bn,;n1 cantoir AIlsn
and ali he remaining oice.s Of the Inflated Niger Expe-
itIon the citizens (natves and recaptves Of 81
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ROB'T. L. SMITH IL HENDERSON,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
r FANCY SILKS AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,

stra,0, Leghmm aud Pain Leaf Hate,
No. 156 Pearl street,
Sd door above Pine.
5 fss.t z. Ii s,%s.;
No deviation from the first price named.
GRAND cRoT0N cELEBRzTi0NB ALL.-T9. great
liant ssS SSiY s,s Ho s .
s.sss % "s1 is NED %:
M II I'D de .:
s:s e: rs y:
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Ger cs FHSsn .So s:;m' A ASa M.p Hart, ESQ
Gel Di.s a Ss. sSrgrs ESQ
5. a ws; s +; HPi TYSss.s.s T.a
Gentlemen Of the army and nrsvy and the military general
TeLst: 81 each ;dmIuns sentleman and woI.dis. 30
G,,sEs; viii hsi hor bead;
a NCTENT ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. This
sy has % 20 snS Ssss Oh S s s
join them Il public on the occasion Of the siS in,
Royal Arch Masons in good standing members OF Chapters
% suy invited q ans with his
TIE cSassss viii il. ch,E,eT Rooms Ne; c.p-l
R Royal ay A1sS s h s M
S SBffHhlfns[ ' *AffIss'
oi2as Ancient Chapter, No. l.
WATCHES LOWER THAN EyEK..In CONSEQUENCE.
]. :.lias =. q asIs slS s.: Levers A%sSI Il.
Ss sas be Scassa
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ola nS Ies snd R e %,'sSs; sns
To THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TIA
ro is s Canton o Tes cmp Gn.
Tss pe a C sos ST. New foh1 Sqs''
Mr. II sEGERs would respectfully call the attention Of
wi the trade generally TO his Anlla stem e cutting gar
accuracy which he believes has before been arrived
The above system can ;, bad Of my agent Mr. Doeo, 2s
will given solicit careful examination by the cJmpe-
'' oia ' il1.m p'''''' u '"' "''' H. sEGER
RAATERY AND PHILADELPHIA HoThLsi-MRsts:
pETTEr take, the opportunity 70 return hass 20 ,ss
.oD and bs e snn9gnce that she 5 n0w s dsra Az
the winter, on the most reasonable terms orc lw.
20E BRQADwA selling og very sh IS c5 70 c!ie-
sHsSa 81 ss '9 They viii calling
DR.. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice 10
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
- HAVANA SEGARS.
0, MA a. 4. AZ ,osrSs Liberty street, n
10000 IsNorms 'esssn. vsrg OIdsnd 'oPss1n'r
ss::s R R:s:;.n.. g g :, s: ,.
The whole entitled debsnuIe and in lots TO suit Ig5sl.
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rFarshaI's Sale.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-ExEcU-
TON NO. G67.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-EXECU-
TON NO. G67.
by virtue of writ of Piee. III. fa.
. to inc directed from the United
States Circuit Court, for the District Of
Illinois, in favor of John l.. H. Me Cracker
and against Charles Hqy,card, have
levied on the following property, TO wit :
Lots , and 3 in block 2; lots 3, 7, 8, 8
in block 3; lot in block 4; lots and 3
in block 6 lot ii in block o; lot in
block 10; lots |, 3, Z, Sill, q . in block
II lot in block 2 lot II in block If (;
lots |, 10, and II in block IS; lots and
Il in block 10; lois /, T, and 8 in
in block II; lot / in block II, on which
is erected a one story brick house lot 4
in block l8; lot in block IS, on which
is erected a one story wood house lots
B., 7, IL, 10, and l6 in block 10; a two
story wood house on lot 5, n one story
brick house on lot 10, and brick house
on lot 7, in block 10; also, two story
brick house on lot lG in block 10; lots
10, II, and lG in block 20 lot in block
20, en- which are erected two one story
wood houses lots 3, 6, 7, 0, IL, IL, and
3 in block 2 lots 8, 0, 10, ] l, Il, and
| 5 in block % lots |, ., and in block
"a; lots /, 3, 4, 7, II, 10, and II in block
rs; lots !, S, 10, and II in block 26
lots /, 3, 0, IL, and IS in block II; lot
7 in block 81, on which is erected sta
bic lots |, 2, 5, 0, aud 3 in block %
lots 3, z, IL, and - in block 20; lots /,
., | |, and Is in block 30; lots 7, -, Is,
and II in block 81 IT,; lots 5, Is, and II
IN block 80 lot in block 80 lots 5 and
. in block 30 lots and 6 in block SO
lots and in block 81; and lots and
in block 39, all in the town of Ottawa
Centre. adjoining Ottawa, La Sale coun-
! ty, Illinois. Also, WI Sc. sec, 23 town.
81, north range 3, east Of Sd principal me.
ridian, containing so acres and south &c
acres Of W. ! n. e. Of the same section
Also, lot 6 in block Is y; lot in block
49,; and c. ! Of the W. ] Of lot 2 in block
10, in the town Of Peru, county of I3
Sale, and state Of Illinois which | shall
expose to public sale, on the sixteenth day
Of August next, at the court house door o.
said county to the highest and best bid
der, for really money.
Sale to commence between the hours o
0 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock PM. of sal,
day. Dated this fifteenth day of July
a. D. 1912. WIN. pRENTiSS,
u. s. Marshai, Dist. Of Illinois.
BY EDw'D. b. TALcoTr, OeDUfV. :.
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Disfrid Court If he United States,
Within and Jor The District Of Illinois.
In the matter Of The petition of William
Haskell. Ct Lasalle county, Illinois, TO
be declared a bankrupt and 10 be dis
charged from his debts.
M Office is hereby given that William
~ Haskell, Of Lasale county, has fled
lis petition in this court, 10 be declared
bankrupt and TO be discharged from his
debts under The act Of Congress in such
case made and provided, and tha, an order
has been duly entered in this ccuriappoini-
ing the Ist day OF October mex, at the dis
trict court room, in the city Of Springfield
in this District rs the time and place for
the hearing Of said peution. All persons
Interested may then ani there appear and
shoy cause il any they have why the
prayer o. said petition should NOT be
granted.
y \ Dated llis ed day Of July, a. D. 1912.
Ps'sr', farweu :. H 7
B~2w. Solicitors.
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BLACESsnalTalsNG.
DAYTON MILL.

YEYIIE subscriber would respectfully
n inform the public, that he has
leased for number of years, the large
FIGURING Mn, situated AT Dayton, La
sale county, Illinois, formerly carried on
by J. GREEN. The said mill having late
ly been repaired, and having a ne'c smat
machine of superior construction, the I'M
dcrsigned is prepared TO manufacture both
merchant and custom work at the short
est notice and in superior style.
Having experience in the business, he
fatters himself that he will be able to
give general satisfaction TO those who
may favor him with their custom.
JOHN QUICK.
Dayton, Dec. IL, 1912. 3c--f.
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III N the matter OF the petition Of Israel
G. Cooper. bankrupt, 10 be dis
charged from his debts. Notice is here
BY given to all creditors and others inse-
rested Of Israel G. Cooper, a bankrupt, to
appear before the district court OF the Uni
ted States, on the first day OF October
1912. al the city of Springfield, in the dis
trirt Of Illinois, and shew cause, If any
they have, why the aforesaid Israel G.
Cooper should not receive iiaal dis
charge from all his debts and certificate
thereof be granted to him. Dated at
Springfield this 25ih day Of June, A. d.
1872. eliot Peters 8, Gale, soi'rs.
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Dlsfriet Court Of Me United States, .
Wsftia and for HE District of Illinois.

In the matter of the petition Of M. w.
Martin, of Lasalls county, Illinois, to
be declared ahankrupt and 10 be dis
charged from his debts.
MI Office IS hereby given that NJ. w.
Y Martin. OF Lasale county, has filed
his petition in this court, to be declared a
bankrupt and to be discharged from his
debts under the act Of Congress in such
case made and provided, and that an or
der has been duly entered in this court APP
pointing the lst day of October next at
the district court room in the city Of
Springfield in this district as the time and
place for the hearing Of said petition. -
All persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause If any they have
why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated this god day Of July. A. D. 1912.
LELAND 81 PETERS,
S--2w. Solicitor.
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Ottawa, July ., 1912. CIV.
District Cmaf If The Uaiied States, !
Within and Grhe District If Hiaois, 5

District C0Ud If The Ugiicd States,
within and (arhe District IF Aioois, 5
In the matter of lhe petition Of George W
Bradley, of Lasale county, Illinois, TO
be declared a bankrupt and to be dis
charged from his debts.
M Office is hereby given that George
~ w. Bradley, of Lasalle county, has
filed his petition in this court, to be de-
clared a bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts under the act of Congress
in such case made and provided, and that
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the lst day of October
next at the district court room IN the city
OF Springfield in this District as the time
and place for the hearing Of said petition.
All persons Interested may then and there
appear and show cause if any they have
why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated this 32d day of July, A. D. 1912.
S-2w PETERS a. DoDeE, Solicitors.
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Administrators Solc.

III Make notice, that in pursuance OF
n an order of the circuit court of La
Sale county, made at the May term, A. D.
1912, directing us to sell the southwest
quarter OF section lS, in township 30,
north Of range 4, east of the 30 pei
pal meridian, containing 1850 acres.
ALso-'The east half of the southeast
quarter of section ID, in township No.
30, of range 3 east, containing 80 acres,
in the county OF Livingston, and state OF
Illinois, being lands of which Matthias j.
Ross lately died siezed, for the paymen,
of the debts OF the deceased, we shall at
tend on the promises, on the goth day Of
October neat, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. NJ. and 8 O'clock, p. NJ. OF
said day, expose the same 10 sale at pub
lie vendue.
The terms of sale will be, a credit Of
one year, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, together with mortgage
on the promises to secure the payment OF
the purchase money.
l.. WOODWARD, Admir-.
- ADELlNE ROSS, Adm'x.
Ottawa, July 4ih, 1912. 6,-6w.
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Ecnsiny OF water Power.

MI Office is hereby given that, at OF
/ Y tawa, Lasalle county, Illinois, on
"Wednesday the 2lst day IF September
aert, there will be publicly sold or leased,
for a term not exceeding ninoiy-nine years,
for yearly rent, one or two lots in the
town Of Ottawa aforesaid, laid off and pro-
perly situated for manufacturing purposes,
.tid asRi:able quantity Of water TO propel
machinery on the said lot or lots. The
said sale being made under the provisions
and restrictions of the law of the state up
ON the subject.
BY order of the board Of commissions
ers Of The Illinois and Michigan canal.
j. MANNING, Secretary.
CANAL 0FrIcE, Locipon,
July 18th, 1912. ) s--sw.
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AHgERsCAN ElOTEE,

(Nsar he fern landing, on he ewag qf Coh.m-,
6ps and Nde streets, Oitatc0, Minois.)
(wrA, YggHE subscriber begs leave to in
f.s,ls FL form his friends and the public,
i.iss 9that he has rented this new and COM
@s'ass..4.sssa nodious establishment for number
of years, and that he is now prepared for the re-
ception Of travellers and boarlers.
Persons visiting Ottawa whether for business
or pleasure, Will find the American a desirable
s,oping place and by far the cheapest House in
Ottawa.
OAliring waters and civil and competent host
lcrs win be always in readiness to attend to the
wants Of travellers, and the public are assured that
no pains will be spared the part of the landlord
10 make the American what the times and people
rcqure--a cheap and agreeable House.
MAURICE MURPHY.
Ottawa Sept. II, 1871. f7--tf
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Dr. All. IHOWland


a hVlNG returned to tins village with
u n. his family in renovated health,
where he intends permanently TO remain,
will hereafter devote his time exclusively
TO the practice of his profession. IL four
teen years extensive professional expert
ence in the Fever and Ague districts of
Western New York, and seven in this
village, constantly aided by the advantages
which an extensive medical library, well
read, must afford, can qualify person to
treat, successfully, the ievers Of this eli
mate, those who favor him with their pat
ronage may rely on the best treatment
which the present enlightened state Of
medical science can afford. Surgery and
diseases Of the eye will receive his pecu-
liar attention.
The patronage of his former friends and
customers is respectfully solcilcd.---
Office at. the northeast corner Of the old
public square---fweling IN the nest one
OF The t'co brick buildings nearly opposite
the Fox River House.
Ottawa, July %. 1912. s--lf
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School L,nd for Sale.

mECTION sixteen QG) in township
~ tbriy-live (35) north, range four,
a. east Of the third principal meridian,
will be offered for sale at the court house
IN Ottawa, Lasalle county, on Saturday,
The 25M dag of JNne meet. Said section
will be offered for sale in twenty-one
lots, Of from ten TO eighty acres each,
some of which said lots will rank with
the first class of timbered land in this
county; the remainder is timbered land of
less value, except three lots containing
eighty acres, each Of which are nearly all
prairie, well calculated for tillage. The
road from Munsontown TO Miller's ford,
on Fox river, passes through the north
part of said section. The course Of
Indian creek is through this section, en-
tering near the northwest corner, passing
through the northwest and northeast
quarter and leaving near the northeast
corner of the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter of said section.
Payment will be required Of purchasers
in current funds, and in manner prescribed
in the 26lh section Of an act making pro-
vision for organising and maintaining
common schools, approved Feb, 26, 1871.
w. II. W. CUSHMAN,
Ottawa, May 90, 1912. Sch. Comm,
N. b. The above sale has been post
poned till the 3D. Monday in September
next. w. II. w. CUSHMAN,
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land for sale.

II Will sell two 80 acre lots of land, 3
OF miles from the court house in OF
tawa, north of the Illinois river and west
of Fox River, very low for cash. The
land IS good prairie, well calculated for
farming, and the title is free and clear.
July 30--4t S. u. SHOpE.
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no The Public.

q HAVE taken the soap and candle factory
Il lately carried on in this place by J. ]. lIILL,
and will keep constantly on hand supplies of soap
and candles.
will retail tallow candles of the best quality
for one shilling per pound, and hard soap at six
cents per pound, aud soft soap at two dollars per
barrel. ANTHONY lINDEY.
Oltnwa. IulY G. le42. G.-tf.
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p..ticl coml cfMe uailed Sac, )

WitAm and lor the D'striet IF Ainots. 5
In the matter Of the petition Of John p.
Thompson, Of La Sale county, Illinois
10 be declared bankrupt and TO be dis
charged from his debts.
nj Office is hereby given, that John
IN p. Thompson, of La Sale county,
has fled his petition in this court TO be
declared bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts under the act of congress
in such case made and provided, and that
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the lst day of October
next at the court room in the city Of
SpIinfeld, in this district, as the time and
place for the hearing Of said petition. All
persons interested may then and there APP
pear and show cause, il any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not
lie granted. Dated this 22d day Of July,
AID. 1912. 9-2t O. PETERS, Sol.
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school lands for Sale.

GECTION sixteen I6) in township
~ twenty-nine (29) north of range
four, a., east of the third principle me-
riaian, will be offered for sale at the court
house in Pontiac, Livingston county, on
Monday the 18th day of September next.
Said section will be offered for sale in sew
enteen lots of from twenty to forty acres
each, some of which said lots will rank
with the first class Of imbered land in this
county, and the remainder is timbered
land of less value, and about one third Of
i, is Prairie calculated for tllage, the state
road running through from Peru to Lalay-
cite, and the Vermiion running through
the southeast corner of the above section.
Payment will be required Of purchasers
IN current funds, and in manner prescribed
in the 2Glh section of an act, making pro-
visions for organizing and maintaining
common schools, approved Feb. 26, 1911.
SAMUEL BOYER, Sch. Com.
July %, 1912. S--Sw.
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nlssolul.o.s.

TNlIE co.parinership heretofore exist
B. ing between G. w. Sawyer and N.
Caldwell is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Persons having accounts with
the said firm viii please cab on N. Cald-
well, who is duly authorized to settle the
same. GEO. w. SAWYER,
NATHAN CALDWELL.
Ottawa, July 26, 1912. o--3w
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OrrA WA LEATHER AND MIrTEN
FACTORY.

yEJIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity, that he~has
erected TANNERY in Ottawa, on the side cut
near the Catholic chapel, Cor the purpose OF dres =
ing deer skins, oil dress, and manufacturing gloves
aud mittens | will pay the market price for
skins, or viii dress them for customers Oh the most
accommodating terms.
Sgn--Buck Horns on the building.
July s. / A2.--n PLATr THORN.
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Groceries a. Fruit!
a. l.. THOMPSON has on hand ut his Drug
VI. Store, lot of GROCERIES u FRUIT,
consisting Of
CoDee-Rio and Porto Cobello,
SugdrS-New Orleans and Loaf,
Teas, MolaSses, Rice, Saiaratus,
Table Salt, Spices, Tar,
Potcder--Canisler,
Gan Caps,
Lead--Sheet and Bar,
Candies---Bos,on Mould,
Tobacco, Pipes and 1Segars;
Dried Apples s. Peaches--a superior
quality,
almonds, Flbens, Pruens. Candies,
Sc. &c. Sc.
Al Of which will he sold as cheap as the same
articles can bc purchased at any ether store in
the place for cash.
Ottawa, Jan. %. 1912. 36--,f.