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riyate dissension on the altar of public

private dissension on the altar of public
good.
After the most mature dellberation
therefore and after consulting numerous
prominent and influential democrats in
various portions Of the district, have
come TO conclusion TO Withdraw from
the contest and no, by any possibilitH be
the means of jeopardizing principles
which have ever advocated. | entered
into the contest with reluctance, prose-
cuted it for the promotion of democratic
principles and | retire with satisfaction.
My ends are accomplished. May the
party in future take warning from their
present perilous position.
To such friends as have espoused my
cause in the various counties, return my
mos, heartfelt thanks, and conclude with
expressing hope that your representa-
tive may be one as ardently devoted tc
the welfare Of the people-ihe purity o
our democratic institutions and the per
petuity of our government as
Your humble servant,
RICHARD MURPHY.
July Goth, lS43.
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To the Public.

MeSr,. HiSe q Osmd'--
GEsrLEMES--Havingju just heard with surprise,
tina, had declined being longer considered can
didate for the Office of Treasurer Sc Assessor OF
La Sale county, to which office ! was nominated
by the Wing Convention in May last, wish
through the Free Trader to contradict said report
and to say that If elected will discharge the du'
ties of said Office according 10 law.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July 20, 1s43
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twenty Dollars Reward.

OSr by the undersigned, on Mon
a Alay morning last, between Mr.. Jer-
cmiah Cro,ty's and Kickapoo, on The IL
LIMBS bottom, large cai-skin Pocket
Book, containing sixty dollars in half ca
giles and forty eight dollars in canal in
debtedness also, land certificate and
many other papers of no value bat to the
owner. Any person finding said pocket
book and contents and returning the same
to the undersigned or to Mr.. John Rilchi
near MarseiIles shall receive the above
reward. CHARLES PRESTON.
Ottawa, July 18th, 1919.
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EprrrDlip sale.

NMTIIL be sold at public auction, at
w the store Of the subscriber, in the
town of Ottawa, on the 3lst day of July,
1913, at one o'clock p. NJ, one UOOdeR
Chest, with its contents, consisting Of
clothes and books. Said property to be
sold TO satisfy charges for freight and sto-
rage. G. Il. THOMPSON.
July, 10, At
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New Tailoring Establishment.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFUI.LY informs the citizens Of
Ia Ottawa and vicinity, that he has opened a
Tailoring Establishment on Canal street, four
doors east Of the Post Office. lie is prepared to
do work on the most reasonable terms, AND war
rants all garments made by him to fit. He hopes
to receive share of the public patronage.
N. B.-Cuttng done on short notice, and
warranted to fit if properly made up.
Ottawa, juno 90, 1913. 1-ly
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Regular Packet for Illinois River.
CANAL SAILS.

NJ Office is hereby given that in the
Y month of OCTOBER next there
will be public Sales Of all Lands and Town
Lots and parts of Lots which have here
tolore been sold by the Board of Commiss
sioners Of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal and since forfeited or relinquishcd 10
the State. 20 wit:
AtCHICAGO, on Tuesday the Sd day
of October,
At LOCKPORT, on Tuesday the 10Th
day Of October,
At OTTAWA, on Tuesday the l7lh
day Of October,
At La SALE, on Wednesday the
18th day of October.
Of all Lots and parts of Lots of the above
description in the respective towns: and
AT LOCKPORT, on Tuesday the 10Th
day of October Of al Lands Of the above
description.
Said sale 10 be continued, if necessary,
from day to day until all such property
has been offered.
The conditions Of sale are one tenth
Of the purchase money TO be paid in hand
and note given for the balance at twenty
years on interest payable at the end of
each year.
Any Lot in Chicago or Ottawa which
now stands as forfeited may be settled at
any time previous to the 23rd day Of Sep:s
TENDER next.
BY direction of JACOB FRY,
Acting Commissioner
Attest
Lockport, July Goth. 1919. 6--s
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CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
LADIES FANCY STORE.

JUST received at the Ladies' Fancy
/ Store in Ottawa, direct from New
Orleans by the steamboat Alex. Scott,
: a new and large assortment of DRY
GOODS; new style of light and
I dark Prin!s, of all kinds Ladies'
Shoes, complete supply; Bonncus Of
all kinds; Domesiics, Gloves, Mts,
! and everything belonging to fancy ar
articles. Ladies are invited to call
and examine the goods. No trouble
will be spared to accommodate them.
Goods will he sold very cheap, and
: no mistake
Ottawa, July %, 1913.
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We hereby certify ,ha, the foregoing was duly
published on the 18th day of July, 1913 in the
ILLINOIS Free Trader published at Ottawa, La
Sale county, Illinois; and Tint the number OF
transcripts and notices SO published, corresponds
with the number Of newspapers printed and dis.
tnbutcd for that week. HISE & OSMAN
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NEW CHEAP STORE.
VOGEL. BENDJAMIN & CO.

ESPECTFULLY inform the pub
q q lie that they have opened a new
store on Canal street, few doors east OF
the Post Office, Ottawa, where they will
constantly keep on hand a complete as
sortment of DRY GOODS, which they
will sell at prices at which they pledge
themselves there will be no grumbling.
They would also state that they arc
not, in any way, connected with the Po'
landers who keep the Ladies Fancy Stors,
in Ottawa, as they find is generally belle
we'd.
Ottawa. July %, l543.
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'E'IIE subscriber respectfully informs
IA the public that he has taken the
above mills, situated on Indian Creek,
about eight miles from Ottawa.
The mills have recently been material
~ improved, and an overshot wheel hay
ing been placed in them, it is confidently
believed they can be kept in operation at
all seasons Of the year.
By strict attention 10 business and ge-
neral desire to accommodate those who
may favor him with their custom, the srb-
scricer hopes to receive share of public
patronage. S. A. KNAPP.
Indian Greek. July z, 1919. On.
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Ottawa, July 18th, 1919.

State OF Illinois, LA Sale county, S.
Circuit Court, to November term, 1913.
Petition for a Divorce.
NJ Office is hereby given, that Cath.
Y arine O'IIarra has filed in the
clerks Office of the circuit court of said
county her petition, praying to be divor-
ced from Patrick O'llarra; that a summons
has been issued in said cause, rehrnable
before the said circuit court on the first
day of the next term thereof, TO be hol-
den at the court house in Ottawa, on Fri
day the 9th day Of November next; and
happening by satisfactory affidavit filed
in the Office Of the clerk OF sand court,
that the said Patrick O'Harra is a nonres-
idenl of said state OF Illinois; Now, uu-
less You the said Patrick O'liarra, shall
personally be and appear before the said
circuit court TO be holden at the time and
place aforesaid and answer the said petit
ton. the same viii be taken as confess
ed, and the matters and things therein
prayed for will be decreed according to
the prayer of said Calhsrne O'Ilarra.
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER g. Cook, Solrs. for Per.
Ottawa, July lTih, 1913. Sd
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% JOHN II. HENDERSON, the Liberty
candidate for congress for this congressional dis
trict, in company with Mr.. CONNIE, will address
the electors OF La Sale county At the court house
IN Ottawa, on Thursday, Aug. 8, al o'clock r. ".
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This is indeed glorious. This was one of the
states which Mr. Clay visited on his recent south
crn tour, and which, on that account, the wings
were confident of carrying. But, alas for the
hopes Of whigcry. All hail, Louisiana
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Lands and Lots at .4actiOn.
In pursuance of an order Of the circuit
court holden in and for the county OF
Wnnebago, a, the last April term there.
Of, there will be offered a, puplir sale a,
the door Of the court house in Ottawa
on the ooh day of September next, a
one o'clock r. NJ, the following real es
tate, to wit: Lots No. nine, Ten, and ele-
ven, in block II, in Glover's addition tc
the town of Ottawa. Also, the undivided
half of the south half of section No. ten
in township thirty two north Of range No
FIVE east of the third principal meridian
the same being property of which VIII
liam NJ. Adams died seized
Information relative to said real estate
can be had by applying to
July 2s.--Gt GEO. Ii. NORRIS.
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Tax Sale.

z 1ST Of Lands situated in the county Of Liv-
IA ngstou and State of Illinois, on which taxes
remain due and unpaid for the year 1872.
Present 0Uaers. DsScript. s. r. Il. Ac. Ek Tlr.
N. Brickenship eli Sc 10 30 4 80 1920 So 08
a. Brickonship VIII Sc 10 80 80 800 2.0S
Peter Jones VIII SC 2 80 SO! 10 a6S 80
William Niece eh ne 80 90 36S 2.39
j. G. Mcmillan VIII NY II 80 3 80 800 2 %
Hiram Crun eli NV Q 80 50 3S2 249
Charles Nelson CD sw 30 3 so 800 2.00
G. Ransbergcr Ell no % % 4 SO $50 SOL
d. 5. Ransberger oh sw Is 20 81 40 3. 2
NorE.--Tae Gusts on each If The aL0ue described
tracty cfhiad, are 16cs.
MO rICE is hereby given that application will
~ be made TO the Circuit Court of Livingston
county. at the next term thereof, for judgment
against the above described tracts of land for the
taxes, interest and cost, severally due thereon for
the year. A. D., 1892 and for an order to sell the
same for the satisfaction thereof. And all Ian Is
against which judgment shall be rendered, and for
the sale of which such order shall be made, will
be offered at public sale on The 25th day of Sep
tembcr next, a, the court house door of said
county, for the amount Of said taxes, interest and
costs due thereon.
WOODrORD G. MCDOWELL, Coll.
Pontiac, July Is, a. H., l8i3.
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PInstcrimG ggair.

EUST received, prime article of
~ nam, which will be sold at Chlca-
go prices. w. VkUE d SON.
June %.
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Cash Paid for Vyheat |.

rgNHE subscribers will pay in cash. fo-
= Wheat delivered a, S,adden's Mil,
at least within fifteen cents Of the Chica.
90 price, at all times.
STADDEN a. MARI.
Dayton, May 26, lsf3. 5l--,f
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SPRING GOODS.

FHNllE subscribers have just received
d their spring supply of goods, which
they are prepared TO offer at prices aston
ishngly low for this market, and lower
than lhe Chicago prices.
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WE HAVE NOW A FULL SUPPLY OF
New Orleans Sugar, Moasses,
Loaf Sugar, Rio & Ilavan. Coffee,
Imp. q y. II. Tea, Rice,
Resins, Dried Apples
Goldfish, Tobacco,
Powder & Shot, Nails,
Spice, Pepper,
Starch Alum,
Nader, lockwood,
Copperas, Ginger
White Lead Glass,
Rope, Bed Cords,
Grass & Grain Scythes, Fish Lines,
scythe Stones 81 Rifles Fish Hooks,
Painted Pals. &c, &c, &c.
Also, by far the most complete assortment, Of
DIZZY GOODS
TO be found in the place, together with all kndso
BOOTS and SHOES,
for men women and children, besides all the
other articles usually found in a country store :,
all of which will be cold as low as at any other
store, for cash or produce. Be sure that you call
before you purchases
VIM. TRUE g. SON.
Ottawa Anil % 1Si3
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TAKE; NOTICE.

NE are authorizet 10 announce the
name of MICHAEL ID. PRENDER-
CAST as candidate for the office Of
PROBATE JUsTIcE OF THE PEACE at The
meet .HuguSt rtection.
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Dissolution.

IA ME partnership heretofore existing
IL. between Isaac and Nathaniel j.
Abraham, under the firm |. g. N. ].
Abraham, is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. The accounts of the late firm
will be settled by I. Abraham, a, the ole
stand, where all persons indebted by note
or book account will please call and make
payment, otherwise we shall he under
the dsagreeable necessity of calling their
attention 10 /, in legal manner.
ISAAC ABRAHAM,
NATHANIEL j, ABRAHAM,
Pesu, June 10Th, ls43.
n. B.-I. Abraham will continue the
mercantile business at the old stand, on
the ready pay system, and will sell goods
a, reduced prices, TO suit the times.
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Rklatter.
MANSION HOUSE,

find General Stage Office, Otawa, WS.
vINHE subscriber respectfully informs the travel.
Il ling public, that he has taken this commodi-
Gus establishment situated at the southeast corner
of the public square, in the town Of Ottawa.
The situation is pleasant and central, being
in the business part of the town and directly OPP
posite tho Court House. The building is large
and commodous, and is well provided with cham
bers and parlors, neatly furnished, airy, pleasant
and agreeable. A daily line Of stages arrive and
depart for the East and West
The undersigned, having had considerable OK
periencc in keeping a public house, ilaitcr;
himself that he can give entire satisfaction tc
those who may favor him with their patronage
His arrangements in regard TO management, o.
the house, are extensive and convenient, and M
pains will be spared to give prompt accommoda
ton. II. GRAY.
Ottawa. Oct. 81, 1912. 2O-u
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Glorious Democratic Victory in Louisiana

BY the New Orleans Jeilersonian we learn tina,
the democrats have elected the whole delegation
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Indian Creek NHi,is.

Locliport, July 20th. 1919.
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Administrators Sale.

Ottawa, July %. ls4S.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING MARGk NJ ista.
ALBElLARLH-Nfr. SeatAan.

iLBEuiRLE-.ur ScnfhdN.
The old Wing spirit appears burn in the great county OF
Albcmarle intensely than Gov. GmeIs Sefcc.
ton while has weakened the Wings numerically but
little has infused spirit OF indignant energy which will
than supplp the loss. Declining bring candi.
dates the county the Wings OF Abemaic will direct their
whole energies the Congressional election, and that for
the Senate.
The Advocate SAYS
Proceedings at Courf-After the brief address Gov.
Gimcr Monday, and the speech OF Maj Pollard n mel.
ter Ut which thing be found worthy Of special
nouee an informal assembagc of the Wings took place IN
the Court House meeting drawn together apparently by
common impulse without noucc-and great ankle
" prevailing Wings the field for the Spring
campaign and the conviction appearing rest
minds that II any candidates nominated should
make vigorous rally IN support of strongest men Es
bert H. Watson, Esq arose and gave expression TO the
general anxiety on the subject by proposing call OF the
Wings ia Body Mr.. V. W. SoUrHNLt, who, though
well understood he had resisted all previous solicitations
on hc SUBJECT II was hoped, would yield his objections 10
a demand 50 imposing. Accordingly by reclamation the
people repaired IN regular procession, headed by veteran
Wings who had done Icing good cause the
mansion OF Mr.. Southal where n ensucd almost
paraecd IN the annals OF political parties and eoqucny
expressive of the deep and ardent and unconquerabe at
achmcni 10 the great which yet CLOVIS the bo
SONS OF the undaunted Wings of Albemarle dePu-
tauon being appointed wait upon MIR. Southal and
announce the general wish, returned with him whcn
IN the midst OF the most ardent ana enthusiastic assurances
OF his undated devotion the great OF liberty and
REFORM IN which were all IN common engaged. and
determination rcsoluey his duty last he begged
his fellow citizens topet him decline their solicitations
Tie seemed 10 feel that he owed much the gallant
people OF Abemare peremptouy refuse such call upon
hm but he pleaded the and considerations
ted with professional and domestic engagements, in
obviously sincere that the responded unanimous
the and force ct his appeal and withdrew after
his affecting and eloquent address, with hearts and spirits
than fired with and patriotic impulses
strong the justice OF their and resolved when
occasion for the demonstration make their strength
felt and heard.
By general acquesccrc it was understood that the
Wings OF Abemare will repose but peaceful
strength for the present, far the county
cerncd but perform friendly service democrat
fellow citizens, VIXEN them that they dread
the Spring OF eIi did Caesars wife the IdeS Of March
Till then Nay their shadolr Ecrer BE- less"
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WING MEETING IN AMHERST.

At meeting OF the Wings OF Amherst the Court house,
Monday, the 10Th OF Febuary-uu motion of [. Car
ter, Esq, T. Drummond, Esq, called the Chair,
and 10. X. Ellis appointed Secretary
The object oi tue meeting explained by = Clai-
borne, ESQ., who moved that the following gentlemen be
appointed committee nominate candidate Tor the
House ot Delegates, Wit: DR.. David Paitcson,
Champe Carter, Wilkins Watson Col. John Pryor Samu
Ell Hieskc, Col. John h. Duncan, John billiard, Edwin
$ Rucker, DR.. +. B. Gbot, Hudson VI. Garland. Jr.,
VIM. :. Clarbomc, VIM. q. Harding Howell, l.. Brown,
James p Coleman. William Kent, DR.. VIM. Thompson,
Willis VI. Reynolds. Elliot, Workman, ;. ID Bowen, Bar
net Cash, :. G. Loving, Capt. T. W. Norris, John VI.
Parks and II. Williams.
The Committee retired. and their reported
their opinion, CfIAS b. CLAIBORNE, Esq, should 10
nominated the Wing Candidate for the counw,-wheTe-
upon the meeting unanimously adopted the recommenda-
ton.
Col John b. Duncan made some appropriate remarks,
heartily supporting the nominee.
Resored, that the proceedings Of this meeting be for
warded the Lynchburg Virginan snd Republican, Tor
publication Z. DRUMMOMD, Chm.
Jo r. Ellis. Secretary.
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by his rmncs and oxporcnee and devotion 10 sound pn-
cpe- 10 her support For that man wall she give her VOTE
whether he has from the spurs Of our own Blue Noun
tans az the Banks oi the Mchcun.
We give decided preference to John HH o. bneN-
inc ha because he has urcady proof 81 hi- ah-
Il properly represent us while Delegate from INC
greater portion Of the present District Because, IN 1889
when some Who spoken IT a. candidates lNheh
there an almost OF wing success DC
cliued leading iororn hope m District that had long
been under the Van Burcn rule, John Hill noby accepted
the invitation battle IA the causcoi Liberty and Reform
by his unng indusir, aud soathng denunciauoa OF the
corruption OF the late Dynasty, contributed the glorious
redemption OF the District the msre OF the self
styled Democratic Party.
Because the ensuing election, he was as was universal
Is said and defeated by the OF means
and unfair, and then by tine meagTc maJony OF only 10
votes Because r,ibuvc justice requires that we SHOULD
now the power John Hal Ia the position
OF which he thus uuusy deprived. Because 1t u im-
por,ant that should have candidate already well known
n the District ina,much little will be afforded
for the candidate the various Counties and John
Hill already batter known than other individual IN
the District he having already represented counties ~
the Dist.c and well known with US having Practsed
law in our County several ycars
Because IN the old District John Hill only beaten
Is yotesthorc - added to fuvnnna, Campbell ana
Lunc nbur now We OF Fluvanna will undertake TO neutTa
lie this small majority anu addition any Democratic ma
joy Luuonburg may give, and any gain the Democrats
NAV contend their party has received SINCE the last Con
gossiona Election and will have the Wing majority
of Campbell the clear Wing majority m the District
Don't think talk in boasul wHy-we are more accus-
toned TO than woTds-wc often do more than We
promise-but when say will do thing rely upon IT,
n shall be done. fLJNANNA.