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Passengers Arrived ,

LIVERPOOL Ship senator-James Murray sa.nusI e, :.
iot,e samuel Louis and Evelyn samuel62 In seerase
hssINA-Bark Phier AN CicalA
ST JoHN, NBSohr Charlie nessrs Limerick a. Thonsn
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Passengers Saifess.

LvyRrooi-Peeket skip Queen the West-R N, n srs.r,
Frederick Tsite, Rev Mr. Mler Irotes,or R.a, q yunsrn
LADY, Matter Hernandez Thomae Shelley. ~ " s"N' ana
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PassenRers TO Arrive

Nrw 0RLrANs Steamship Falcon Miss oedd., MI. n .
lie Mrs woodland, nssrs Baker Foster IL u a,o,,sr
Smuss Edw Iurh. sulman Grronway, Lieut. hrchhal%
kN Davis Jas horag an. Cerkin serIi,s II Gotvsr
John " hin, Robt Alexander. Joseph Snelereo '~'n'
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business it to aid runaway slaves to essspe into Co
NADIA Mr.. Downs paused, but

busps it is to aid runaway slaves to escape into Co
NADIA, Mr.. Downs paused, but
Mr. FELcB made no reply.
Mr. DowSs-This Of itself abrogatss the provision Of
the constitution. Our negroes escape to Michigan,
and they are 'pritsd and lost iknowof no case
OF recovery. Within three or four years past, when
they have get over the Southern boundary, We give
them up In illustration he cited the Of gentle
man from the South, who took fsvorite body servant
with him to Buffalo. The boy loved bis master, and
did not with to leave him. but tho abolitonists sur
rounded the slave and got him away and kept him for
time sbut up prevent bis return to his master
But he wrote to his master, telling him he wished to
come back. but could not get away. rhe master ap-
to purh the matter as mob would be raised II would
be better for him TO trust to the ndsty OF his boy who
nS an early TO the
ter compelled to yield to the loss Of bis servant for
fear of mob in lawful attempt to claim him Thus
wasthe constitution rendered nullity and from the
rapidly advancing sgaressions Of the NortA there
every to fear the dissolution Of the u MON.
Mir. MrrcALFE-Whsrs viii Kentucky go II the
Union is SOLVED To the North, or to the South
Where oh where! believe that she will mother go
to the North or to the south But she will hold with
an indsouble grippe to the North the one hand aud
to the South the other He appealed that the Union
stronger than il 10 now and at this time,
when the nations OF the world looking to
our Union. as the bright resplsndent polar star Of
liberty let 1t not go forth thstths Union can be dis
solved Thst generation through whose agency this
dsgrace But Of all the periods Of our history this Is
the last in which to talk OF disunion The Union
now. and the Union for ever He had at one time
ttrtained fears Of too rapid expansion hut the
means of eommu between the remotest points
would bind oil the points together; and in any event,
the State Of Kentucky would be the last to desert the
Union He hoped the resolutions would be printed, as
he had fears that they would produce dissolution
The question was taken by ayes and noes, the
printing the aforesaid resolutions of the State of New
York, and resulted ayes, 46, noes, 9.
NoEs-Messrs. Borland, of Arkansas; Davis Of Mis-
sissipp Downs. OF Louisiana; fitzpatrick, Of Asbams
flanagan, of Indiana; and ulee OF Florida
[Mr Henne9an. now that be has been sacrificed
upon The altar Of the proviso appears determined that
it shall be complete
On motion OF Mr. Foote, the Minnesota Bill was taken
up with view to print some amendments, and then
laid over till to. morrow.
And after agreeing to certain House ndme nts to
bill refun6ipg moneys to Alabama, expended for the
United States,
The Senate adjourned
Mr.. Calhoun was not in his seat to day, too feeble
in health to turn out hope for his speedy restors
ton.
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SUN RISES. 10 MOON RISES. .......... 81
SUN sETS... ...........e high WATER. .......9 q
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nlisecl
DAYTON WOollen Factory.

WE would most respectfully inform onr friends
W and patrons, that the above establishment Is
stu. in operation aud viii continue 10 be 20 long As
We continue 10 receive such liberia share Of pubAc
patronage, AMI would here renew our promises, that
no pains sho be spared en- ourplgl, with ,kt-. work
men, 10 render general satisfaction. We are manu-
featuring the following kinds OF eoo5s,v.l.:
IJLLD tIt1Is.
Cashmere. Sltiuett, T1ree8, leans Lipsey, FiaH-
Rs,S Of different kinds, CHI Blankets,
which we offer for sale, wholesale or retail, very
cheap. for CASH Wheat, or Wool or VII make lb-
cral exchanges, say vi flicd cloth tor from 2t 70
lbs Of WOO | vi Jeans Tor ,bs, ! vi Haune. for
for II lbs, pniT very heavy blankets Tor as much
more wool as Il takes 10 make them, etc 0i OF The
same quality. Or we " manufacture tu..cl cloth
on commission, NJ i-cm 81 10 G2G cents per yard
Wool calculated i7r exchanging or manufacturing
should be wei washed on the sheep AMI rolled up u
separate aegccs.
tardiug and Spinning W.. he done ~ from Is
10 IS cts pr ID. CayLuE wI.. b. done this season n
cts except very fire c! cts. per %. Come on with
your fine wool W. have ,ast received ,wo new
single machines OF the latest and most improved
sty.c, which have been put IN complete order, with
HE cards, No j. and 49, and are calculated ey-
press.y for custom work Our Old machine W.. be
put }. good order. and wi. 10 Justice 20 the colr-cr
qualities. Persons coming tom distance can have
iher work done with the .ea-, possible delay ant IN
q manner which wc WI. warrant 10 give satisfaction.
Cloth Dressing W.. be done ~ the Usua. p.ces,
DAYTON. May, 81 I'D GREEN.
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A Chance for Speculators

Called or uascaci, written or oral, proposals
bNwIA be received ust as fast rs they can and de.
cted upon very soon after received for the purchase
OF the following notes and accounts which We find
on our books against men out OF whom We have
abandoned ;hc hope Of ever collecting anything in
the u-uad way. some Of these men Ire good, md II
we could GO 70 them and dun them up Two or three
tunes We might get our claims out Of them. We
have tired dunng letters IN some cases but have
yer received an answer. Some OF them are very IN.
different payers doubtless and N their cases the mos,
reasonable bargains will be offered and others for
nurht we know, are drad-d.ef Oning Tie printer
Almost any bargn offered in such cases Here are
the demands. Walk up and buy yourselves rich!
Charles EaderlH, q German followed the butcher.
ins business IN this place; left here in'il or ~ -
don't knoir tchere he peRt tO--accUunt, 81 50
Francis LiDiy, had two horses stolen, lived on
Indian Creek, IN Oct, 1872, nccouR! dated
Oct. 81 lSi2, 50
Ddrid f. Locrp kept a ho,e! few miles this
slic OF Springfield probably good but out of
ourrcach --act. dated May II, 1911 so
Mr. CiIrk. was IN 1915, broker IN Chicago
-ac', dated Apr! 5, 1915, . 90
lVdIren Partridge, KEEP, horse here in 1886
came from or wen, to PEORIA dated
April j, ISIS, 90
Harry Hood, lvc,ln Peru, ac, dated Sept, 5,
1915, 3 90
Michael NeDOndii, lived At Morris, Grindy
county and was candidate tor sheriff there
in lSi6,-ac'L, dated May -, 1916, 90
NbfHNN " SHtlVuHt CplUUClOf on the canal,
gone, don't know whittier, act. dated June
II, 1916, 90
Clancy Bacon, n printer left here about n
year ago, advertised his wife, July 80, 1917,
at a cost, when settled, Of 50
barnard C0rTigan, Quaued stone below town.
lcit recently Tor parts to US unknown, ac't.a
lew moails old, 4 0O
Taos Beaie, lived at Peru, in l3i2-notc, dated
Sept ., 1872, COO
Nm. c. Harrison, lived about here and Peru
IN ls,e-notc, dated June l. 1912. 3oj
c. J. Libbey, lived or sui lives at Peru--no,c . GO
Seynore Cobia--.Liy here in 1870 don, know
! what has come OF him-.ncc't. IL
John Scib1nsh, lives about Plnuc,illc. has been
lately TO Mexico, acct 800
| w y Gage, left here IN 1871 shoemnkcrnc't 10.
w. u. ChubbHek, lived at Peru in l3il acct SIS,
or Any Information in reference to the wheica
bouts or circumstances Of the men whose names up
pear above will be thankfully received
This Z but beginning We have probably $1,000
outstanding IN accounts Of this sort, and shall &,
over the whole list before we stop Az fast ma n,
account Is sold or settled VIC will take 1t out and stat
the fact fdcsircl or iany ofou charges arc errcnc
Gus. wa will mako the acknowledgement,
6ssp Z. PUB FREE TRADER
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FROM uttotsl 70 Jei,ssr.iIs, riG iurora Elsir Sc
IRON l'eiG Ga AGA is.1.4 "a Ffl4ttfcN, ~ =
4 TRl.NEENLl line Of Iouy.Ecrse PASSENGER
n COACHES Va. .-aye the Mansion and Fox River
housc-, Al Ottawa, Tor L.ga aud Wisconsin, going
tn. Jugh 10 Elgn IA one day ana 10 Roscoe, Rock
ton, late PickayoncaN Bc.yt, and GAINESVILLE IN tao
days, By day-!iSH. Also branch line, connecting
AZ Cy.lal Lake, Tor .lcdeury, through to Geneva.
&" and from Ia dIe connection, same days leaving
Ottawa, llnHsyiilc, Beioi,, and Geneva every Tue,
doy, Thursday, AMI Saturday, reaching E.Esn %
e,,st, returning the alternate days
! his line passes through SoinOraCk, Bristol, o.
wego. Aurora. Batavia. Geneva, LA Fox s.,
Charles, Eiga, Ddndce, Co7iishs teryy, C.vsJa.
Lake Woodstock. Chenung, &. Passengers Wi!
have u TWO horse coach line from Crys;a. Lake to
MciIenry and Ga!ena, arriving at Geneva at o.
CLICK IN - dly, AMI then connect with lAc South
port ana Be.o line OF horse post Coach Inc iol e.!
ihcrpiat- aboys named. Also coanlcLaE al L1T OK
w!ia tHs CEica-o anu Sycamore line OF coaches
reaching SycaE-!c same day This line connects
wiA the Chicago and Ga.eaa stages at AdIpn, 80
that going west you can 80 TO Rock Island o. Gl.c
m m two DAYS for % Also connects daily line OF
coaches for Chicago uul Ga.ena At EgIn; and
further ACCOMMODATION m1llHe Of ihorsc post coaches
is running daily from Peru 20 Dixon and Rock Is
land, leaving Peru every morning Al o'clock \. " o
passing through Lsmoie, Tate Greenfield DNou
Nerlng, LINTON. Albany, and Hampton 10 Rock
Island n two d1ys ty y-agiIt, lodging al Dixon
and connecting every .H0ulay, Wednesday, alI
Friday, with ,5i-wecky line OF horse post coaches
tor Gandctonr Oregon Cav Nj U0uis Rvrou
Rockford, Harlem, kosco, Rockton Beiot, 10 James
yllc where all the above stages connect with the
mail lines Tor Milwaukee, Madison, Nmerl. Point,
and Galena making perfect line OF horse posi-
coaches, dong tue mail service regularly on all the
above lines. We hope, by having careful drivers.
good horses md coaches together with rsTy l0ic 'drs
to have liberal support from the travelling public,
for which we vii. be grateful and do our bestto paa5e
Chicago July, l5iS-ly J. FRiNh $50 POrptrS
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nle0ieilles.

aod beautiful compexions. they shouldus. ~ r.
SsHU SiSIpniAd: thousands who Inv. -
are ihote than satisfied, are delighted IoIirs ~ :,
every station crowd our office daily -NN''s oi
Notice 20 The LADIES' -lbos,, ,b,, ,,,;,..- -
losnsenIs Sarsapanlia have invariably raiicI ,it,
s.u'i s'elt remedy for fdnilies, &c aud boy, -
p,'H our pnl7h"d circulars which rrlnIcs 10 The -
p'.u'' ~ Women word ior worl-oiher utn vho mn,
T,r,Se,,.' H H, sWcs The great SUCCESSES of br
t'"HSeHt NWSdpTiiid IA Coupl,ints inci d., =,
females, recommended theirs, thou,,L t,,;''i 10
va" W y uulocE OF these mixtures Mills ~. a.,
gIIvus 20 irulales, as they aggaya,e J,toss AMI
uHlcllGlnC the constitution >Ns'' u'i
Scr0fHid Cured -lhi, cc,,;c
proves mat TINS sarsaparilla has pcrfcc, o'uNey
I's most HhsIuaie diseases oftheh III wv
sous cured ~ one house IS unprccedentrJ i"cePet-
rare ChHheR-Dr. 10rnsrnd-Dc,, si,.
nhNe the pleasure To inform Won thot H.
children have been cured of the scrof,I OF my
your cNcciient medicine They were en- 1sr OF
seN'irIN win pad sores; have taken only ion, b,,,
II tcch thrm Swny for which feel mvsclfun1cy Jec,;
'uHE'uo's ours, respectfully eP
a., Isaac w CRAM LOG Voos,ors,
HP'Hion Of Physicians DR. Townsend il "a 81,
uHIy RECEIVING orders from physicians in dt1c,or
iniS 't tle tnion. This Is TO certify tb,, co., ~
physicians Of the city Of Ahany Ioye . ir
rll, nrJ T L prescribed DR. Townscnds Sarsnps
IAn' ara believe II TO be one OF the mos, y,i,api,
pIcpHmtions IN the market II 7. PrfTyc :, ,'r""''o
wilson, NJ. .
TN 60, x u BRlGGS NJ y
,Illoang' April, 1917. p f. ELMrynorr'
,"ui3n living to the great success and irrrirn.c
.ac OF DR. Townsends Sarsapara, nrn.bcr IS
men who were formerly our agents, Inv. co,,,n.n'
ed making SarsapnrllIn Extract Elyirs Rite
Extracts of yellow Dock. &c They rrnernIiy M,
up IN the same shaped bottle, and some Of hem
'aEf .io.rn nni COPIED our advertisements they arc
PRINCIPAL office laG Fulton street Sun Duildina n
J Rcdtnn & Co. s States st Boston: Dyoit a
1on' w North Second 81, Philadelphia; s IInncc
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The sale of BramJrc,h's Pills

TAS increased more than teu-fo.d in four years
II What better evidence can be had OF t1eI. value
As family medicine; Of of their usefulness IN tie
preyeutauon and cure OF diseases For further Ell.
dence however read the following
Fran AmsricqR Nsrsplpers
The Ner York ErsRlRs Star says Bnndrelh,s
Pills are medicine which their own intrinsic worth
will always secure for them large and ready sale
They have dcSevsd.y high reputation aul rs a
family and Ambitious remedy, II would be difficult
to equal them among all the pl,cn, medicines ct tn,
present day.
The Nelg York Commerciil savs; They remove
all morbid humors and purify the blood
The Netc YORK Sun says Brandrr,j's Pills have
been used among many OF our friends, and IN our own
family We hare used them nearly four Yeas, when
We required medicine IN that PERIOD no Doctor save
d. Bmndlcih has crossed our threshhO.I anu no
medicine besides the Doctors Pills used.
Mei!ca! men OF the highest proitssonl. rcqlia-
ton, have strongly recommended N q, cases ct b..
ous affections, constipation Of the bowels aui ncT
vous and sick headache, arising from the overlooking
OF the digestive organs, the use OF Brandleih's Pills
az the best Medicine eltant or relieving those who
are lHboring under the effects Of these complaints
They are most SAFE and et.cacous remedy, ana GER
tain III their effects --ice
10 TIE WHOLE FAMiLT or NAY-We feel both
pleasure and satisfaction in recommending 10 MI our
readers, Brandreths Vegetable Pill, as the most GER
tain, most safe, and invaluable medicine -Nant As
anu-bihous and opericn Pills, are perfectly con-
WINGED they stand far above all others as a certain
cure IN nll cases OF worms, scurvy scOrbutc hum0rs
eryspcas and all affections N the skin dropsv asth
ma, stone, grave piles. and !un5dgo, they will be
lonnd invaluable Times.
Beware OF coJnterfets, and remember tina, Drug
gists are not allowed 10 sell the genuine. Ask see
the certificate of agency 4 II & C. Burl.y, are
the general agents for northern Illinois, and AT their
Store, l22 Lake Street, Chicago they may 81 had
wholesale and retail. Nov 81 1913. IS
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Horse Shoeing and Farriery.

THE subscriber bcgs leave to anuouce to the public
that he has opened an establishment, in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church where the business
ohor,e Shoelng and iarricry will be conducted on the
most scientific principles 1t Is generally admitted
that too many OF those who practice shooting are to-
Iay Ignorant OF its principles, thereby producing the
numerous cases OF contractlons and diseases of the
lee, daily witnessed. II really becomes the duty OF
every one who values good horse, so essential 10
his profit well as his pleasure to secure the scrv-
ccs OF = good nrrier for 30 useful an animal.
Fifteen years practical experience, it i, hoped, will
enable The subscriber to follow correct system cn-
cuated 10 prevent diseases consequent on unsliltul
Snoelng and when Necessary, to remedy the errors
Of the past. / TANNING
Ottawa, Nov o, SIS ID
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water Power for Sale.

PahsGjie Waier Prisit.ge on For Rirer, fur
mites abore Ddy'o", and one mile J,om 'acb
wair navigation 10 Tie Feeder IF The Illinois
cn9 Michigan cGnrL
THE subscriber having built his dam a
cross The river al tie above Puce, is now
prepared - srll " lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. Jaw nIll Is in operation, sud r
,rIst and Touring mill in progress OF erection. II
IS located in the midst u an extensive wheat
md wool growing country, and offers every in
lucemenl for the above business and also for
Soolcn factory or any mechanical Or manufic
'urlns establishments where water power IL re-.
luired. \ village plat is lald out, and lois ar,
'licfed on reasonable terms. A blacksmith and
wagon maker would find IT \ desirable location ,
mi agood tavern or boarding house would DO
veil. For particulars enquire Of
Ottawa, Dec 10, lsi7 GEO. MANN
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STATE Of lllinois Lasqiie county, s. Laslile CIR.
CUT court March term, l9i9-Peti,ion for par,i.
non--John b: Trevor vs. John William DnGs.
comb, Peter McGill, Burton Ayres, Richard !
Hamilton, Granville $. Pa,,ison, Samuel Jauion.
Joseph Is. Shewel, Charles Vandervoort, IJn
Manly, John Calhoun and Noah II, Ridrclv
appearing, from affidavit on file In the
L Clerk. Office Of the Circuit Cour, of Lnss,le
county,, that John William Dnnscomb, pete,
MeGil', Granville 8. Pauison, Samuel Jaul, n.
'o'rph D. Shewell, and Charles vanjervoorl'
'' the above named defendants. are no, resi-.
den. ct ,ho state Of Illinois, the petitioner bn
sins h'ed his petition herein aud a summon,
having Issued thereon rc,urnable 10 the Mcrch
term Of this court. Therefore, public notice i.
hereby ei'en to The abovs named non.re.iJen,
defendant. that. unles. you personally he md
appear Def 70 the said Lasalls circuit CONT, nn
the 6rs, day cfthe mex, term thereof, to be bo n
den Al the court hossc. in Ottawa. ON F,J,,
the 30th day OF March next, and Mead. DANA
sxceP, TO or answer the said Petitioner, pe,i,ion
the Same will be taken as confessed spaio,, yon
and the matters threin prayed 20, deereeJ AZ.
eordinsly. PHlLO LINDLEv, CIe,k'
e. 8. LGLANn. Plf.s Atty. Jso 20 40 et A,
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Town PrOscrtyfor Sale.

I HE W ar cf lot 1, N block IS, the orig.
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet trout
IN Canal and rs feet front on la Sale street,
With the store house, dwelling house. AMI other
'ul buildings thereon, being the promises At pre-.
cent used by Sr Pnelps for store anil By Dr.
Iopkins for a dwelling house. Possession Civ.
n the first Of April next. Tile good. Enquire
,flhc Subscriber, ogeuifor tn. owners.
my 90, 'is J.V.A.HOES.
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Marseilles Mills,

rNY HE lumber mills at Mrsces are in full op-
Grafton. shceiing, and nearly all kinds Of
Il oak lumber at $40 per thousand. For all
umbcr used in the frames of buildings, and for sheet
nc, oak Is much the best, it holds nail better and
smuch stronger than pine. Plank also Is b-uer Of
lak. Bills can be filed on short notice All kinds
If lumber this country affords furnished in quantity
aud quality a, prices, We think, to suit buyers
oct 20-l3 L. EiWBALL
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fremont House,

By IRi COUCH, Corner Of Ldke and
Dearborn Streets, Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite J. Friuk & Co.'S, Eastern
Western, Northern, and Southern Stage Of
fee. The house has just undergone tho
rough repairs and has been newly painted.
Its accommodations unsurpassed in Chicago,
Anvil u, ISIS. "
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HMtv aus. tieTf.
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1910. 25-4t.

STATE Of Illinois La Sale county, IS: IL Sale
circuit court, March term, 1919 Lucian 7. San
ger "a Barnard DUicy- Attachment.
NOTICE Is hereby given the said Barnard
l Y Duifey, that writ of attachment, issued
out of the Office Of the clerk Of said circuit court
diisj the first day Of September, AID. 1918
a, the suit Of the said Lucian y. Sanger for the
cum OF one hundred and fifty dollars. directed
- the sheriff II sid county, which writ ha-
been returned executed, by icvying upon south
east quarter Of section -, township 80, range .
anInorh west quarter of section Is, townshil
81 range 3. Now. therefore. unless you, the
sid Barnard DuIfey. shall personally be and
sppear before the said l.aSallc crcui, cour, on 81
before the first day Of the mex term thereof, t.
'e holden at the cour, house, in Ottawa, on iht
81 day Of March next. give special bail, and
plead 10 said piain,ifis action, judgment vii
he rendered against you in favor Of lhe ssit
l.ucsn p. Sanger, and so much Of the property
attached as may be suif.ientto satisfy the sale
~ igmslt and costs, will be sold To satisfy tho
same. PHlIO ItNDIEI, Ckyh
GLovEn & Cook. PhF's. AIRS.
Ottawa, Jan. 10, lsi3. e5-4'.
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

If>liE subscriber vii sell lrts N the S"uth OF.
tswn Cemetery until the l., Of December
lsi7 for IS each, after which an additional, p,icr
will be charged IN proportion 10 the mprov meuls
made. THOS. VI. MASON,
South Ottawa, nov II. 1917, 3g,C
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{ I Y II O I L l.,

"llE subscriber having purchased this wei.
known stand, situated on the NyrfI- East
q CorRsrof the Court House SQUARE. IN Qua
wa, Illinois. has made extensive npllrsand improve
mens, and mas determined 10 occupy It himself lis
pleasantly situated, fronting the public square near
the court house in the business part OF the town and
perfectly convenient for those who wish transact
business m town. No pains wl be spared 10 render
ltas agreeable stopping place for those who may
favor han with call. His tlb!e will be we! supplied
with Game and all deicaces tia, the country al
lords, and his COOK cant be beat" He hopes
by attention TO the comforts otlye.ss 10 merit and
receive liberal share oipublic patronage.
Ottawa, Oct -, SIS 1 4 DELANO
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STATE of Illinois, La Sale county, IS La Sale
circuit court March term. 1919. Michael RYAN
We Barnard Duffy Attachment.
DUBLEC No ice is hereby given to the sad
i BAn,ri Dung tha, ia Wi, of attachment
'r'uel out Of the clerks office of the cir
cu', rou't OF l., Sale county, dated the IS h
lay OF January, 1870, a, the sui, u Michael
Ryan fur the sum Of Hour hundred and seven
dollars and ninety cents, directed 10 the shenlI
OF la sale county, which said wi, has been
returned executed. Therefore, unless YOU, the
said Barnard Defy, shall personally be and ap.
pear before tho said La Sale circuit court, ON NJ
before the mex, term thereof to he holden at the
court house in Ottawa, on Friday the 3Olh day
oi March next, give special bail aud plead 10
said plaintiffs setcn, jujemen, will be rendered
against YOU in favor of the said Michael Ryan,
and 80 much Of the property attached Us may 10
suihclen, to satisfy said judgment aud cos, viii
be so ID TO satisfy the same.
20, CuAMrLtS, PHiLO LiNDlEY,
Jan 20 40. PV's am. c6.a, Chrk.
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Desirable TarmingLand for safe.

f1NtiE Sc Of sec II, "a. mr. e, 80 acres
Il living OF the state road, recently laid out
rom Ottawa north to Indian Creek, and about
our miles north Of the town. The land is OF
good quality. and dry, rolling prairie. The ow-
ler, who is now in the state. j, anxious 10 sell
he above tact, and will remain here for few
months. Time " ia he given for portion Of the
purchase money. Enquire Of
Ottawa, may 10, lsi7 J. Y. A.UOES.