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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-01

Tickets $40; halves S.; quarters 50 so.
Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention, if
addressed to MORRIS & Co. Managers, orto
w. PURCELL,
Sc % Richmond Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-01

WEDNESDAY-Mo nongalia, No. 135-Capital
$3ooOO. rs nos, IL drawn. Tickets 80, halves S.
quarters so.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-01

n IVERPOOL SALT.-354 sacks Salt, Worth.
Ri ngon brand, for sale, delvera bic from schr Ban
ward, this morning, by
ocI JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-01

FIX FOR LONDON.-The new and superior
- ! ship JUNIUS, Captain Cooper, now in
port will be ready to receive cargo few days, and
will have dispatch. For freight OF $50 hhds Tabacco
apply to
Sc eff REV CEOPTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-01

SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR OCTOBER IL.
S4s, 500 GRAND CAPITAL.
20 prizes of $4,000.
Grand Consolidated, Glass W. to be drawn at Balti-
more, Saturday, Oct IL. rs Nos, IL drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1prze of $48 SOB. 20 oil 5000, 1893 of 50OO
Tickets SIS, halves 81 SO, quarters SO IS. Cetif
cate OF package of wholes $l95-shares in propro-
ion:
$4,000, 900, 10000, so of 1000, so of 500.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass A. to be drawn at Bal
tmore on Wednesday, Oct. Is. rs Nos, ID drawn.
CAPITALS.
1 Of 's 30 goo Of Of ff:..ssooo
of: ..-...... 10000 SO OF. ............ 1000
ot........... 5000 50 OF. ............. 500
Tickets $40, halves S., quarters So so. Certificate
of package Of wholes Sl20-shares in proportion.
$37,50O, 20 of 5000, rs of 1900
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 25, to be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday Oct. IS. IS Nos, IL drawn
CAPITALS.
1of...........$37,5O 500 25 OF. .......... $50
20 of. .."...... $500 IS of.......... 305
25 Of .."...... 1900 1874 of. ....... 80. $50
Tickets $40, halves SIS, quarters So so. Certificate
of package of wholes, Sl4o-shates in proportion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-01

Th FOR BOSTON-First VesseI-The fine
- last sailing schooner SILAS WRIGHT, ha-
nng the bulk OF her cargo engaged can take 400 boxes
Sc 10 RANKIN g. WHITLOCK.
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E,rtae Free Trader.
IPmDCEaDc~

NssFTH E5,'5S:-Ihg cll.e cf reform AWAY,
depends i,s' upon the novelty or even he p.r;el
tul uf Is plans, jhaD ur,u ,he zeal auI firm
principles @. - proisssyl supporters
lhls is especially true oithr temperance refrm.
In the ui.I,t OF indifference an the part OF 10.
iI,nd,, ami Of triumph on tie part OF Us enemies
no hing l. more common than the remark, that
the 81 measures have lost their power. and ",
must wal. Tor something new" Now conceive
thlt lA,, principle i, highly erroneous. It /.
wrong to depend upon any kind Of measures fJr
success any farther than they are the offspring oil
an unfrIug gal for truth and virtue and without
this, the plans either of the Washngtonians Of
the Scn' OF Temperance will be as dead and Use
less ~ the body without the s,uld
Faith in the power of simple truth, will work
wonders, anil -ipme elrue,rucS, has q power
that vii! clothe both truth, and measures that
may appear to some 10 be worn out, with the
power Of Omnipoience Let the friends. there,
fore Of he glorious Temperance cause, cherish an
increased sense Of their responsibility; let then,
write the first great principles Of truth On THEN
hummer and LAY, we conquer BY this"
New Michigan. T. CoTroS.
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Valuable publICntious


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The subscription price of the first
Of these, the most brilliant and ex-
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30 per annum OF the second, So ;
and of the others II each. Copies
of all may be seen at this office.
Persons wishing TO subscribe for
either Of the above or any other cas-.
tern or foreign publications, we take
pleasure III recommending to Messrs.
Post & Co. Foreign periodicals, es-
pecially, it is difficult to obtain ex-
cept through the Intervention ofsuch
an agency, and fer others, it is the
cheapest, safest, and most conve-
nient.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

LIauon LAW Ev,Dlp.-Wc saw
a pi'iAbIe looking object, rendered
so BY liquor, 90 into grocery this
morning, purchase quart of whis-
key, step out with a tumbler to the
hay scales, take a drink, and then
REPLACE his bottle in the grocery I'M
til he should again become dry. We
hope all who attempt to evadc the
liquor law will make as disgusting
an exhibition of themselves. 1t
would soon render the business un-
fashionable,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
Cornornt,nn Elecifcn.

The righteousness of popular "a
vor is most astonishingl But two
short weeks ago the people of this
hourishing village, by very Hatter-
ing vote, elevated us tothe dignifed
post OF alderman. Last Monday, BY
quite as decided a vote, they again
"set Us back" into the ranks of tie
people. Thus trunslgforia Monday
morning with the faillul public ser
want. Dear knows we adhered II
gidly to our instructions (Which
were TO do n0thng) while in Office,
and We are dumfoundled at our sud-
den fail in popular favor. We have
charged it al! to the proverbial in
gratitude Of republics.
The following is the board Of trus-
tees elected on Monday:
Rich'd horne, Geo. II. Norris,
NJ. E. Hollister, Edw. Kirnan,
| II Fredenburgh.
And the Board, having met and
organized on Tuesday, elected Tia,
X. Courtney clerk for the coming
year.
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Fsr DalOa. te.ny, anu cborlsy, VIM. Chu.n..

T., Dll0a. t'esny, anu chorlsy, VIM. Chuns.
sero
Fer Skslly, Gibbons, and Hanlv, McGreso,.
For People, E. +, Da;cher, o:Ogls county, and
g. c. Cook, States Attorney.
In the case Of The Team Of South G:sara vs.,
III. C,ssN'g Of Ia Sale, a quasi decision was
mode 10 favor Of South Ottawa, and tho case rr.
Pcalej tIei up so ms TO present The nsSed qaes.
iion the towns can be compelled by the board Of
Snpsrviso's to support Iheir own pluPsrs Or
mo-.
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AID EQUALITY
TIE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.
OItama, nlan 10, 1851.



Mr latham has been adding largely to bis
stock of furniture, from abroad, and Otherwise 10
creasing his capacities TO serve his friends
Summer arrangement Of the Gdena and Chi
cago Railroad and Branches
AL persons cautioned again,t purchasing a cat.
tain note.
Seth Ffcemanhss a house toilet
Mr. Roslh Is burning superior lime.
New Mansion House Card.
Dr. Hard offers BIZ professional services
Bronson Murray ofs.5 several farms for aale
Letter Lis
Circus.
Daniel Tysveg has lost horss
Nj Bur makes "la,t Cal" on those indebted
to him.
NJ, Potter i: ascn, for the sale Of Mccormick.
Reape,s
Attention Of wool growers is directed to the I'D.
ver;isement Of Biz Wright 10 reference 10 Lis vool
depo: at Chicago
Administrators sale OF e.tale Of John Horgom.
decd
Creditors If estates Of Wm. T. Armstrong and
OF A. Lewis are notified TO present china.
Redemption notice Of certain tax lands.
More new gools q! the New England Branch
Store
Mr.. GrOSg has receiaed lesyy reasonable
supply in the millinery line
E,A. Tutllp has iirstraie family Aoar.
s3- Read the advertisements.
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Wool Dt POT AT
yfr-rz~
.AlaAAAI

a.. Depot Sl stem for marketing wool hay
my been thoroughly tested at he east, and
hrlny m great favor with the fuurr- have de-.
determined toCuwnrucr ,ir cncipTrc here.
NooI wInhe weighed uniu TIA, ID puinIh, gross,
and n cr,ufrntr lh,r,ts gwen aud II drslrrd, M
ndvancr tua Iout twn- third, its value will he made,
Tor VIII ch Itsf II al the rate OF eight pee cent pr
nnuum wi.l re cha gcd u sod
1hs sorer scpsnlcs II according to rrnde who -
whnlly JiSn,rstrd. being ,mpi,yvd IN a snlnty,
aud he gives the owner credit for the number o.
pounds for ruch gnde. noting any deduction tor
hih Each clip canbc kept separate II desired, and
the owner can direct h. chooses, MS 10 the time ui
sales. Sales will Ne made C5'oRiy for cash, AMI
owners nj once Gifted when their accounts will
BE- ready for immediate settlement.
Instead oil one cent per pound. the Depot charge
for sorting aud selling will be one cent and halt
Mt Blanchard, who FIRST started the system, having
advertised that such will be his rate, and that IL is
ns low as can be afforded This will cover all
charges except for insurance. which will be- from
30 To GU CENTS on the 500, Tor each three months
Sack. will be paid for at their value
Enqui,ies will be answered with pleasure
Chieago, may 10. lssl-st J s WRIGHT
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IHr FEau AND GaA'p d. 'rlgz PlAyG RoAD-
The Peru Telegraph says, Tho an,oan, Of toll
collected ~ tie quarter ending April II. 1851,
dedae'ing boardaut wages u gate keeper, S9ol
s5e. almost the whole Of which WIS collected the
fire, monh If the quarter there being M travel
on account Of bad roads the las, two months
Dividend declared 9iper cent to such subscribers
as have paid in full The work on ihi, ruad viii
soon DO renewed, and proleeulul with vi.or
through the sumner"
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and that the Whole wsght Of Executive power,
drscssd ey revenge. had been poin,ci TO over
vhsim them It's no unoornrnon thing fog rcgles
when about 10 b b-id accooniab!e for crime, 10
ssek sympathy anu aid. BY raising cry Of psrse-
cuir'n. Now, To this day, ct ever election there
srenn1sroas examples Vi suffering patriots, who
according 70 Their esn account, are opposed aud
per.een'ed for righteousness cake; ba; who. III
uu'n, are suffering only an exposure VI iheir folly
or ,.llaay.
Al!ihe charges appear to me TO he well proved,
but committees bad been pccked and zach was
the inhuence Ola combination. that he cHuIulttee
wlihoa! hesitation reported against The Gv'einur.
Such we The inligence Of Bunk cunduc;ed by
public officers and such. it i 10 be feared, viii
be the influence ofnuy considerable combination
ofmsn. in this republican government. wscu as
eocaied Together. Il hec 10 procure acq Initial from
CRIME, Er the purpose ., violating tie laws oC
the country. The history of this Sta;e viii fur
nish niaay Other examples of this truth,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

RUN AWAY. --0ar dog "DAH' dark h,cr.
colored pointer, wjh lew wLi.a Aa es Oh his breast
and white spet under his lo.er iaw, left home on
Sunday the 9Th ofAPil his though; that cfg..
lowed some team 6, the country We hope oar
friends throughout he country T.a a.tps look OIL
Tor him Any person rsumu. ..u 80 this o.ncD.or
giving 09!uoml,cn whrgeA, amy be bun4 ail. We
literally rewarded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

CoRsEcrioN.-A serious typogra.
phioal error occurred in the adver.
tisGment in our las. paper in refer
enco to Miss Lees school. The
new quarter commenced on the 9th
instead Of the 2o,h inst, as there
stated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

GEs HNroS--dcn II. did no, appear for trial
NJ Columbus at tho late term Of .he U. S. Court.
Inc sandushlan learns from a returned calitomi.
an That Gen Il. was seen by him at Cubn, and had
changed hi, name TO llanien
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
Markets.


Ottawa, May 10.
Business has fallen or slightly since our last,
owing to the season sfcorn planting vtich is now
At hand. There has been considerable produce
brought in and with good demand Ter most ar,-
c.cs. We qno,e
Cuga-5uaS.c igr ,Ae,.si and CSC in the ear.
Mhrat--lherc j, 50 LUKE coming forward that
there ale no ruling figures. We note sales Of
some smaulo,, a, Gun las, figures
Ous-!a fir demand At 2512C.
PolaIovs-S5aio, taJe confined TO the wants
Of The town.
h.Ies-2a.!c green, saIoc DRY. Ca,i.bins
l0at5a
Baevd--N5 change
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

The Chicago Democrat states upon good au.
,hority that the Central Railroad will not rrn.s
:he Illinois river at l., Sale, but that they will
most likely select tai. place for the crossn, point
We also understand that some Of tho must intel.
ligent citizens Of Peru admit the imprasteablity
Of bridging the river at that place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

A PcRcHAsu.--The Washington Telegraph
says that senator Douglass has purchased the
ho ne't'ad Of Col. Burche, mile or So south Of
the Capitol, anil that he will improve and ndorn
IT for the abiding place of his family as long
q. his public duties shall require his presence at
Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

DUBLlC notice is hereby gwen lh7tthc .ubscri.
4 rodminl.rnlor OF The estate of hsnhe Lew.
is decensed, will attend the county court of Kendall
county, ut term thereof 10 be holden ut the cour,
house, IN the village OF Oswcgo. on the thirl Mon.
day OF June next, when aud where all persons hnv.
nv claims against said estate are notified aud re-
qies,ed topr.sent III. same to said court for nludi
cation. WM lIAyrsniLl. id,n'r
Newark, may 10. 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

DAILY stages are now running between hi.
place anl Aurora M the east side # Fox river
via Newark aud o,wcgo Formerly they run on
the west side
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

Nhl,AGol May =. SOL,
The attendance on change To d.,y was good
and business generally IN the vicinity Of Water
street was t'l-k Receipts fr past > huur- are
about 2lou0 bush corn, 500 do wheat, g25 bis
flour
Wheaton change spring was offered as 50
cents on board at winch rate 5000 bushels sold
IN the street about 1000 bush sold al 62aIS c,>
for winter i1H55 cents for spring
Cow--hravy sales 10 day and good inquiry ;
5000 Gu sold IN lots yesterday al 81 cts nhnat :
GOES do fer dl>uiiuS at IS cts atlolt; 5000 do
at 5 cts ,Ilost $3.50 doat&7! cts .l0lO bush at
81 cts la the street about 1000 bush sold al,
Sd'aSSI cts per 60 lbs shecI; 50 (! cts per 70 rs
IN the ear
Pro',1ons--ratos ofpork, beef cut meats. &c.
without cangs. Sales 60 casks Of lard for ship
mcus at ct,. \ small lot mutton hams at $
cts.
Sal,--sa'e, 500 bills fine at 81 50. 500 sacks
dairy at 8 cents - D,Hocrlt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

Prot Pages Electro Magnetic Locomotive ran
from Warrington to the Bllsnsburs station ON
the 18th ult, distance ten miles and half The
experiment was successful The greatest sreud
was nineteen miles an hour.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav G

st. Paups Cathedral was discov-
cred to be on fire about IL A. NJ. to-
day. In short time it was entire
" consumed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

The second advent men have been holding
grand convention in New York One ofthe pro-
pheis,a Mr. Reed, fixed the day Of judgnen, for
the ESD ofJuly next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

The President accompanied by sccre,a,ie,
Webster and Stewart, mud Mr.. Hall Post Master
General will leave Washington on Monday the
l2th inst fvr New Yo,k.
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- A New supply of q
.;sss Cabinet Ware. N

HE subscriber would respectfully Uniform the
citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
Just received large assortment Of Cabinet Furni-
Wgr from ST LOUIS and Chicago, CONSISTING utcarl,
cGeVirr, and dining Tables brdstead, OF all kinds.
such s.cotlag - Jenny Llni and common bedsicad-.
can" ,ing, and wood scat chairs BUREAUS locking
glasses picture frames and pictures 10 great yurc.
~, &c, az. OF which he WI. sell NJ very small adj
vance on the original cost and transportation
lie h1smade permanent arrangements with houses
bo'h IN ST Louis and Chicago, to keep hl5 stock
constantly rrp.enishrd
A.lwork sold by him j. warranted to be wei made
and scneapas can be bought anN where IN the west
G3-A kinds ol custom work IN hi, line done NJ
The shoUsstnouce. Coiin> KEEP, on hand and made
to order, and funerals attended with hear,e In
teIncntpry.lege, N thr Cemetery given al 81 each
Ware house and shop on La Sale stleetnca, the
court house square, Ottawa, II.
maybe JOHN TATHAT
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CANAL roLt',--Ihs Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday,
says thu Canal tolls paid IN n, tho collectors Of.
Gee 90 Saturday lac. amounted to siiia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10

NEW / OEh, 9A! o
A3s!ce- from Oregon to 25,E uit had b,ca IT,
cc.'rl Judge lhlrsrnn. delegate from Otc.ur
died ou JJafl IL. California. alI WIS buried d.
A-a....y
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Elder B'ghsm Young, tho successor Of ZOO
Smith pledges his honor that be has no more
than 70 wives.
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One eek Longer.

4 CROWD Of ladies' and gentlemen still come
~ to Matthew'S Daguerrean Rooms lover SIM
gers -to.s1 10 procure for themselves aud trend,
fine, like ukgaes.ce, 'ue 10 lie.
mays VIZ 3. MATTHEWS
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The value Of the cotton crop Of the United
states Is over one hundred millions Of dollars an
nlally
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RoAp Tlx-1he tax levied y The Commission
ers Highways ior this town, for The Dreser, year
is two niiiison the dolarcg 20 cents On the :lUl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
Farms and Lands for Sale.

I OFFER for sale several fine farms Of various
4 sizes, IN various stages Of Improvement. ada.
cent to each other, and TO the farm on which re-
side
iiro-GOo acres OF land. contiguous to the same
IN lots 10 sulI purchasers also, the fine farm on
when no" reside, commanding a noble pc. pcct
oil1r surrounding country aui possessing every de
sinh.r requisite, as enduring stock water. trruuty
g sH dwellings, barn, lcc-h house, c1tte-s beds. &c
This lam embraces $50 acres under fence, and 80
acres OF timber
lhs property lies 5 miles from Ouawa. II miles
from i'rru, and imaes from the IiuoI, River m a
drrcl hur BRONSON MURRAY.
Farm L Toe. NAV 10
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rssFisl. Dl.a,,er--s,-amso,, purat.

lcV.svIitr Nav s
Steamer Webster his been burn; At i-laua :,
ABOVE N'cksSury 1hr N'o', cargo and papers
are tota! loss. Several lives were lost amoug
whom were the captain Hgl HE wife, ;he clerk,
thambeymSt. The c.lld Il enc Of the pilots, aud
several Others Steamer NvS Orleans arrived
soon after t1S catastrophe nH .ook up the survi.
vcTs, rsude,ug a.. he assistance IA ,le.s power.
N,cEsscEa, ARv4
The pjn, Of the steamer Webster. MI Rock.
mar. 90 whom much or,d4t IS due. hSy.u. charge
u; lEe Whegi im Hyuiatrly gudeayygrI 90 p4u lao
boat asagIe, IA which he par,y succeeded, until
the flames druye Tim froUi L., p,st The boat,
Icing now unnaGIgea bic, G,sted again. depuy-
nS the plsscn-,gs auu c.cU % ,Lv!r hist ana last
hope Of safety.
At the hg,t alarm. q stere cnsuei which d is
impossible 70 describe. Il became terrible va
tie extreme Many rJ~baj u'o the flames. while
g.arr, crowded 20 the -iIe ui tho boat, cIjnsing
coN-'-yt.y to o. t.'i driven away br .le hle.
when they threw yhem,,,vg, into the current Il
was w''h dtiG ,uity the females were >ty,l many
Vi them being separated lsom their. husband, and
friends. At,u. - -, ! 5 passengers jumped from
the to3t and saved themselves bs chnsins % the
suaS- until released by yawl- ana kits nom the
shore "A srnn - the fearful truth wa, known
70 the uhabt1nt, uu shore three or four boats
were sent OUT and succeeded IA saving several
lives The number 1t passengers and hands on
board the buat va, about loo, OF whom only q.
bout 90 en- be- fund-Ihe rest. among whom
We're Captain Reno and wife, ave supposed to be
lost
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The ~tud 81 Horses
= u ~ I7TTT| ~ -
y. q. L'IItt.;ti,,
OFT 80, TION. No..C. or,

1 f.t.IS IN The Sons ui Temperance Hall tverv
W "Wednesday evening, N halt pa.t6 o'clock
Ifnn.lrut brethren are iuvitcJtD attend.
March /. ISL.
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o. New Yo.k, or any part Of England, Iceland,
Sc. add q. Ng!g- M sums 10 sui purchasers, for
'4.e ~ upu Sly VI. II SWIFT.
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NNIII..

hereby given tn the unknown owners II the
4 following described real estate. Tint at -nlr
OF lands for The taxes thereon. due the county Of
1T lhr cnur house IN uilnwa IN s,ld county, IN he
S6h day Of July, 1919, purch,,ed the following
unc,s OF land, TO wit.
30 acrcs ell neg sec ~ town " range 5 east.
80 VIII uwq' - 3! 5casL
The time oi redemption OF said lands vii expire
Two years tom said date OF purchase.
may lo-iO-' ELLEN DRApY.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
slG!IT EXCHANGE

-w ! o.d, .g sums 10 SUI. purchasers. lo- sal,
GyF! NOEE!s * fIsHER.
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SINE! l.I'I.,

VIE subscriber /, engaged in the business of
Il burning Lime at the old Stone Quarry ON
the Schoo section. some ,. mlIcsb below Ottawa and
ASKS the attention OF builders, p.asterrls. masons
Nc To hs Kiln. lie processes to be- acquainted
WIN ms business, ami To furnish much better art-
Gle than Is now burnt m TINS nrirhboibood And
ne pledges himself that his prices shall be- satlsac-
tory. may 10 ID p R,,ru
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Alminisfrafor's Sale Of Rcal E.tote.

OIiCE Is hereby gwen that by virtue of an
1 order OF the county court Of Grundy county,
lNI''l' as administrator Of the estate oi John Hor-
bidder, on saturday 18th day ut June, next. AT I'M,
court house III Morris, the following described real
estate, ~ VII.
IN, ~hut the VII of,hr nwq ofscc 90, town 80,
ansr 3, east also thc un h OF The rh oi the swlrq
olstc ~, town 81. rang 6 east, except acres Of d
miii safe, all y ma m Grumpy c,unIy
may 'O-o"-'}o DASL ilOGRoM admir-.
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EtHa Of William T. Arn''rory dcc.asel
DURoUA\T tUan order OF the county cuur, OF
l. Grundy county, notice is hereby gwen, lint ali
per.uus having claims against the rsatr OF WiIiam
Il. Armstrong late OF Gruudy Co deceased are re-
qn'rrd to produce the sauIr m wiring an tr them
~ snid court on the 3 Monday OF June next, when
un1 where said claimants are requested to attend ior
the purpose OF having their claims adjusted IN pursu.
ahce ol law may - &, w. ARMSTRONG, admir-
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{. Hard, ID, Physician \ SYrgeon, ottawa
Illinois. Olhre corner Of La Sale aud Madison
Streets, ON The Court House Square Residence
few doors yves, OF the Mechanics Hail. on Ma
dI~un street may ID
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School Land for SAILS.

School Land for Sale.
~ Office is hereby gwen that | will offer at
y pubic sale on the premises, IN the town OF
Mcrilen, La Sal.s county on
Sdrurdgv, Juae m, 1851,
between The hours of 10 o'clock IN aud o'clock
M the III OF sec TO- town Sc range2 east OF thlrd
principal meridian. Tcrms--cash. with ;hr priv.
lrge OF each purchaser 10 loan the amount his bid
a. provided by law.
The above lIud hns several pools OF living water
upon II, aud will be found very superior for iaming
purposes l.. b. DELAwo.
.S,ioo! Commissioner Of la Sale County.
Ncriiru may 3