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Adnintatrntnrls Nntics

ESTATE or WILLIAM HAvERIy DECEASED.
TSNHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate OF William Haverin, late of the
County OF La Sale, and State of Illinois, dece a-ed
Eefeby gives notice that he will appear before the
Soaty Court OF La Sale County, the Court House
in Ottawa at the February Term on the Sd Monday in
FEBRUARY next, at which time II persons having claims
said estate are notified and requested to attend
or the purpose of having the ,me adjusted All per-
i , 'e".ed 20 said estate are requested to make
iihIhtdI ave payment to the undersigned
Dated this 9th day of january 4, n 1889
Jdil-bNI ID. l.. HOJGT. iIUtuiSfr0lor
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TIE GROVER a bAEA z;Es'
NoIsELESS FAMILY
Saving RaAa,EaaVE
Has gained its widespread popularity, and its innU
aaera Ie sales throughout the world from the fol-
lowing facts which 81, 600 families in the
Jated States alone, who them,
ready to endorse:


/ It makes the only seam formed by Sewing Ma
Chine in which each stitch is independently locked
and without dependeT upon the ether stitches
strength.
2 1t makes the only that vii admit of the
thread being every fourth stitch, vi bout Injury
the in wear.
g. 1t Is unnecessary to faS:e1 the end, Of seams
maze by this uarIiEs. This is done by the machine
itself. without the OF the hand needle.
T. Tie Grover Z Baker stitch i the only one formed
from two ordinary spoOls and without "iuding iron
the spool into shuttle from three 20 five times, 70.
the under thread.
. seam thus formed IS elastic than any other
made by sewing machine, and is consequently very
valuable IN al goods that TO he washed aad stretch
ell under The iron.
6. The machine * adapted Ill varieties of fabrics
serving each equally we'll, aud requiring adjustment
for any Kind Of sewing other than the adaptation OF
needles and thread.
!. 1t is easily kept il. order than any other
chime, and need not he taken apart TO be oiled.
s. The machine common spool cotton, silk, aad
/ linen thread, i;h equal facility.
O. Tie machine is simple Ilta an intelligent child
or ten years readily learn to operate and keep il IN
order.
&c. - OF its simplicity Of construction AMI
OF management, !! Is best adapted to al lie want.
OF the family.
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lands for Sale.

FOR safe.
100 LOTS in Saugers Addition to Ottawa, and e
W. Lots in Old Town and States Addition to Otta
wa, for sale cheap. augSl l.. p SANGER.
"a 'IiREE Houses and Lots to rent.
augS L. r sANUEh.
! (, EVEN improved farms sale.
! - augS L. z. SANGER.
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Directors and Shareholders IN Ns1c York
JAMES BROWN Esq, FRANCIS COTTENEr, Esq,
Chairman D.pUty Chairman.
EN- ARCHIBALD, II. b. VI. Consul.
JOSEPH GAiLLARD, JE, Esq.
Frcgyr DrJuH Esa. E. r. SANDERsoS, Esq.
Urycy CRI.SrII ESQ ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Jr. Esq.
ALFRED PELl4, Esq. ALEH HAMii.Io.'. Jr Esq.
Resident SecTefdry f"htset D ne A0df".
OTTAWA Jan A. 6i WV. NJ. TRUa AGEgr.
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Jnsnranre.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

No.1 DALE STREET. LIVERPOOL
OFFICE. sc WALL& 81 PINE STREETS, NEW YORK
20 AND 81 POULTRY, LONDON.
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Abstracts OF EitTc.
AVlNG full and complete abstract of title OF
I every piece of land town lot in the county
which is Kept up every night, prepared fur
nis, short notice and reasonable terms abstracts
of title. IaugSl l.. =. SANGER.
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STAY III Of LLLEEOLs, Ii SUE County, IS. ca
cut tO'.rt Eeceok

III u IT ILLI-'OLSr II .SlLs toGnfyl ttr
cut 'O,.f fiec@0E
Morris mime
BiZ Jar Dir0rce.
SephyoaiG hdig-.
II. CtHHcery.
n Office is hereby gwen. thai the 94th day Of
- January, \. D. i-iZ, conn euciug at Of the
CLOCK IN the afternoon and continuing from day
day, II necessary, - house Of Milton KAine. in the
town q SqIav Grove, the couuty Of D-KAIb
and state o. Illinois. ami before william Tirick,
Justice 81 Peace within and for said county OF Dek
Morris Kaine, P,1iEfG in the above entitled cause,
VII. proceed To- take tie depas tons o: Mut0n Eain-
and II alriet kaine Of saii county o. DeKsh, be
read evidence tr.a o. the above entitled
[lcc2lI NORRIS kAINE.
SNYDER BROWNE Co0aprr- .Sotr
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S TCVE IS! STOVES
ULRICH g. CO.,
"a safe ST., Third Dsor South of the
Geiger House, Ottawa, Ill.

We take pleasure in stating the public that
have hand and offer sale large assortme
OF the best cooking stsves ever brought this city,
among which i the
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The Shareholders Personally Responsible for Engage
| ments the Company. All Directors Must be
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E'he Franklin Family Sewing Nachin


Has one advantage which is worthy of especial sttcn
ton. in addition the peculiar character OF the
stitch and that its adaptation to either light or me-
dium heavy work. The machine which at one moment
is used the most delicate fabric in few moments
after can be brought bear with the same facility en-
esttonades towels of The description. Its
adaptation for family work. IS thus remarkable and
gives superiority every other style OF mach Inc
/ in the market
liz order tina. thes. machines may be placed in the
hands of all classes have reduced the price of our
Franklin Family Sewing Machines 20 FORTY DOLLARS
the increase of our business for the last year
entire satisfaction machines giving through
OFT the United States and European countries, are
led believe that determination to manufacture
I = PERFECT, SIMPLE, RELIABLE and CHEAP Ma
CHINE has been fully appreciated by the public. This
policy viii remain unchanged, and as heretofore no
hines will he allowed to leave the Office that We
fully warrant in every respect We shall keep
hands at nil times general assortment of Sewing
Machine materials.
Needles for ali machines can be ordered b. mail or
express. Price enc Dollar per dozen
Persons in thc country, by sending their address,
enclosing letter stamp, have forwarded by return
mail, OF circulars containing the different
styles OF Machines list OF prices. aufsampes work
e. Richards 81 Co.
PrfacipaI agents for the ". West
Office and Salesroon 1913 Lake st. Chicago.
= T;fcuAuas, late Of c. E. wI=wArL y TsFPAy, for
l. CORNELL & Co, ! .iy agent for
focl12.'6Il u < b. s II.
"a These Machines be seer at OETos's Book
Store. F. L. How agent for Ott&Na and vicinity.
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.
iieal estate.
FARM FOR = ALE.

fENE subscriber offers FOR sale CHEAP and DEsTR-
y ABLE FARM, situated ;he yeriniiion Rive. II
miles south Of Ottawa, containing I2G acres cfsaRg
10 acres Of PINE TIMBER. The improvements CON
stst @! small Dwelling House. firanary aad Stable.
There Is = NEVER FAILING SPRING within 2sl wards
of the house also We'll Of soft Water equalied
10 the county. This farm joins the Timber, where
there Is one of the best Stock Ranges in the county
II IS oneaif mile from Alum Rock Post Office one-haf
mie from the District School House. miles from Farm
Ridge Seminary, and one-h half mile from the river
where there is a NINE FOOT VEIN OF COAL: and in
a good, piaGs negliborhOod-
yy- This Farm viii be sold Extremely CHEAP
Address WV. X. NILLIGAN,
Jan. II 0..awa
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The Stock of the Company, at the Latest Quotations
was 100 per Cent freuum-Ihe g Shares Selling for
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LUSIAN r SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AFEN C1.
Lands bought and sold on Commission Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made Invest
meuts made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa August 6, 1887.
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JOE WORE

or al kinds done on short notice by
NANLEY & DOW.
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Metallic Esuri;aICascS.

Being sole agent in this city, keep good assert
mont, Bronze and Rosewood finish.
Having hne HEARSE am prepared to furnish car
rages and take charge of all funerals
OttH Dec 81. Ia GIBSON
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CoTo oRfUS'S H0oK SToHE for School Beck
~ Stationery. or niee Books for Children. 19jns
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TJr sal -.Jt;.g

ILL LII = 1hbNpA
JOHN L. AN4iiJSf, airy. Ottawa Jan. II, G2
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15
Gppe8 punt Ordft.

lnter tem obissn 1ttsl brinst infer
ldnurriaer College 26b Don benz idnurriz
gen rMorsen1ern" fol9ence6 ldnurrise
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ferl ing 5aus sa lofe etlept es mlBt leln.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Dreiasbn ais unBIld63abl.
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tpurpe, ob IS mirtlid unoldd beoente,
renn brei3tbn an einem Sid. idsen,
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tsoeutst5llnglld, aber rlur in eintul Sal,
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Gfiig- Jnbrif,
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

WASHINGTON Marc

Washington, March 3.
The Secretary of the Navy today re-
csived letter dated Cairo, Feb. 81, from
flag officer Foote, who SAYS:
] have the honor to forward communi-
cation just received from Lieut.. C. BRYANT,
the substance of which l have Just tele-
grsphed.
The captain of the steamer who brings the
dispatch says that six miles below Nashville
there was battery on high bluff winch
had mounted fifteen guns, but several of
them were thrown into the river, be-
fore the Cairo arrived. He also SAYS that
strong Union feeling was manifested in and
near Nashville, and Gov. Harris, after vainly
attempting to rally the citizens and others,
left on Sunday morning for Memphis He
also states that the gunboats are the terror of
the people at Nashville, and at all points on
the Cumberland Rirer, and that on hearing
ofmy arrival, supposina the gunbeats would
proceed Immediately to Nashville, the enemy
retreated panic stricken. The unusually
high water of the river, enabling the boats
to ascend it, was lrovidental.
The following is the enclosure in flag
officer Foote'S letter:
Nashville, Feb. rs
Flag Officer A. H. FooTE.
Sir,-Uncertain thar my letter OF the Esd
reached you, repeat that departed from
GAINESVILLE for this point, by the request of
Brig. Gen. Smith commanding at Ciarks-
vile, and arrived here this morning, pre-
ceded by seven steamboats,, conveying an
army commanded BY Brig. Gen. Nelson.
The troops landed without opposition. The
banks of the river are free from hostile
forces, The railroad and suspension bridges
here are all destroyed.
A. c. BRYANT,
Lieut., Commanding.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

REcoNsrRUcrIos.-Steps are about to
be taken, by Senator johnson, Representa-
tive Maynard, Emerson Etheridgs, and 9TH
trs OF Tennessee, to organize loyal govern
ment in that State, following the course tax en-
in Missouri. They will issue an address to
IA people Of the State, urging them to meet
in their respective counties and choose dele
gates to a convention that shall depose the
existing rebel State Government, and organ
ize a provisional Government of loyal State
officers. 1t is thought that Andy johnson
will become the provisional Governor. He
was once Governor Of the State, and was a
wise and popular one. He knows the people,
perhaps, better than any other man, and he
could do more good in assusging the fears of
the ignorant masses, and reconciline them to
return to the Union than any other leader r.
1t would be the proudest achievement Of his
life to REQ ganize his State, and to pres emit
it, united and loyal, to the old u
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

BuRNsIDE's PROGRESS. - 1t will be
seen by our dispatches that force from
the Burnside expedition has taken pos
session OF the Seaboard and Roan oke
railroad. This connects Norfolk with
Weldon, n c., and is 80 miles long, be-
ing the only railroad COMMUNICATION of
Norfolk with the South. The Black
water and Notaway rivers five miles apart,
cross it about midway its length, and,
forming junction, empty into the Chowan
river, about thirty miles below the road.
and thus pour their waters into the Al
bermarle Sound, 1t is up these rivers
that our gunboats have penetrated to
strike the road. The movement is a very
important one. From the Blackwater
to Suffolk, where there is junction with
the only other railroad that runs TO Nor
folk, wiz, that from Petersburg to Rich
mond), is but twenty miles. If our
forces go there, Norfolk will be COM
pletely isolated, and must surrender.
Even ifthey do not, the rebels of Rich
mond and Manassas will not care to 60 to
the relief OF such an outpost as that, when
their means of return are confined to a
single track which can be so easily broken
up. But we shall soon learn whether
Norfolk is the first destination of our
forces, or whether they will turn in the
other direction toward Weldon, and COM
plete the work of destroying the railroad
communications of the rebels.-[ Boston
journal.
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M A N Il o O D;
4vA HOW LOST, HOW RESTOBEn,

~&oSA' hoV hnoiohGp.
just fSohsh'd, N Sealed Envelope. Price 6 sests
lei kE on the nature, treatment md radi.
cal cure OF spefmator1hes, or Seminal Weak e.s
InsoIunfars Emissions, Sexuai d. bility, and I'm.
pedm eB's to Marriage ReLeraly, vousuess, Con.
lncsuseity. rssultir 2 from Sci -Abu.e. sc' fy
Book &c ''
Inc world renowned sufhor, In this admirable Lee
the awiul consequences 81 s. IL. buse may b. fl. ct.
uah rem we'd without medicine, aud withou, can.
ssi ous tureical operations, boupies, Instruments
rim gs or cordiss, pointing out mode Of ca g Al
on &c certain ard efectusl, by which every sufferer
no matter what biz ctDdit,on may he msy OF re him
sell Oh eapy, privately and radically Ibis lecture
viii prove been to thOussr DIS snd thou sands.
Sent M der zeal, in pla n envel, Pc 10 any I'd.
dres, On the receipt OF siA cents, o. two postage
sta mps, by addressing,
Dr. CHAS. j. C. KLINE
l27 BOwtry, New YoIk Pest Office Bex, ass
6:1yW
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

troops Tad possession, they landed, assembled
TO the sum'ot of the bluff and together plan
ted the stars and stripes among the beartiest
cheers Of cur brave tars and soldiers. Though
rising from sick bed to 90 up on the expe
d't'on, l could not resist landing IA examine
he works, which are 9. immense strength,
consisting Of tiers upon tiers OF batteries IN
the river font, and strong parapet and
ditch crossed by \ thick abatiis on the land
side.
The Notifications appear to have been
evacuated hastily, considering the quantity
OF ordinance and ordinance stores, OF an.
chors and the remnant Of the chain which
was stretched over the river, and large
supply OF torpedoe, remaining.
Desolation was visible every where---huts,
tents and barbados presenting but their
olackened remains, though the town was
spared discovered what appeared to be a
large magazine smoking from both extr.mi-
ties, ordered the train to be immediately
cut.
A garrison was left in the work of nearly
two thousand infantry and fsur hundred cav
airy, which | will strengthen Immediately.
Gro. w. CULLUM,
Brig. Gen.,
Chief of Staff
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
The Gree. Mes.ssi. Beys.
,.r'a on with hopeful dreams

Cheer'a on with hopeful dreams,
OF fatur~ sue esssnd pnrest JOYS,
To ali the brave Green Aonnt.in hsys
Along tae Sou,hern streams
Night thousand noble hearts are there,
Sent out with mrny mothers prayer,
The check and strains of War 10 bear
Az th.il fathers did before tSen
None ever had nobler csps--
The Constitution and the Law
oh, may the hours that never pause,
Shed cease eHs glory DER them
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

The following was received at headquar-
&ers OF the army tonight:
Columbus, March 4.
(Via Cairo.)
70 Major General Mcclellan.
Il Columbus, the Gibraltar of the West, is
purs, and Kentucky is free. Thanks to the
brilliant strategy of the campaign, by which
Pc enemy's centre was pierced at Forts
denry and Donelson - bis wings isolated
rom each other and turned, compelling thus
ne evacuation of his strongholds, of Bowling
EreeH first, and now Columbus. The flo
elia under flag officer Foote, consisting of
* gunboats, commanded by Captains Dove,
Walker, Stemble, Paulding, Thompson,
end Shirk, and four mortar boats in charge
y captain Phelps, U. S. n, assisted by
Lieut.. Ford, Ordnance Corps U. S. A., and
shree transports, conveying Colonel Bufford's
EIth Illinois and battalion of the 54th and
10Th Ohio, and 55th Illinois, commanded by
Majors Andrews and LANCER, the whole bri-
Bade being under Brigadier General Sher-
pan, who rendered the most valuable and
Efficient assistance.
On arriving at Columbus, it was difficult
70 say whether the Notifications were occu.
pied by our own cavalry or scout from Pa
pucah, or by the enemy. Every preparation
vas made for opening fire and landing the
Iniantry, when Gen Sherman and Capt.
heips with thirty soldiers, made a dashine
econnoisauce with q tug steaming directly
pnderthe water batteries. Satisfied that on,
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