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Theatrical.
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Matilda Heron revived her version OF fFast Lynne
last evening The audience was quito large and very
mich pleased. Miss Heron copicts character A.
artist paints panorana-wliL bright, broad and heavy
coIors, and with the lights very light and the
shadows very dark. This generally takes with
a mixed audience, however much il may onend
the hypercritica Upon such occasions always
sole ourselves With tie reflection thst must have ~
IA the world, and that Miss Herca
were anybody else anybody better she would no: be
herself. duty to her, nevertheless, against
gcstcuiation which her happicst efforts and nvhs
the severes' criticism: Next week @ Mss Heron VIZ
Graus new troupe cf oreratic artists.
WINTER GARDEN.
The rorcnces have had very crowded houses svsry
night thus far. and last night the audience iarrss
than This Ia decided mark OF the cordial spprs
citation which these very clever actors receive from
public They intend carry their nrt winter oars-
paign IN New York In admirable style, and uros
the principle Of the good old adage th,s
novelty and variety the pepper ard sale
Of life. Next week they will produce the
spectacular drama called "Kashlcen Mavournecn, Ths
week after they win bring Out Tom TsyIors famous play,
"Ths Ticket OF Leave Man." Then, after interval,
they win keep up the re with II. J. Byrons buresqus,
"rns III Treated rovatoe" Besides this Mr. Frank wccS
writing shem new travessie upon the broken Fnriish
trassdians Of the present day We promised that Al
these capital pieces shall Be Put upon the stage hsni
somely and showHy. Mr. J. r. Smith ~ now raintt
The scsusry. Manager Jscksou has opened hts ample
puYss v,Ne end nsods " expend necessary amount
n money upsn she coetumes and decorations. 1np
shovs snterprss and energy and viii make his the>tr
bloom ai The winter through like real Winter aardeu
sIB ADELvHI, LONDON.
N,ss Batsmaa esutinass 70 draw crowded houses -
thh shsaars n "Isah" The drama has bccn entirely
rewritten for her (by M oxcnforf Of shc mo pr sa>
biy) and b nov In . much more acceptable form tsas
wAsa prssssssd ~ Nsblss Ths English critics hnd ~
nms mssits and NJ same fsnlss In Mis Baieman's
sstisg thai the leading AnsrSean critics DID,
prsssy sure sign thAs shs - neither improved nor
dss~Drassd BY sxpostaLssa. me London Saisvdas
Rvtss, The nsss ssss end crsSssai Of The wecklas
says-"NslAlne - bs nors fssss sAaa Mis- BAssmaA
n shs love sssnssL - icess prsssy, and, 20 fsrs
suy one uiehs hn n iovs viii an original
W. ~, - - ssal, vssAsa md pess. sre n %
sxpansssa, - ssrvs, snpasy % es1onssrAsvsaeas
~ sNsI,oo ne Americas swane y - disAsreesse 70
S-fsS - thaa y nscsesaruy intsefern geed dosi
~ sssSSr posnss; - NE nannss and ~ wsax-
-. n 49, - - szpssses q sep mSng wnscss
nssrs slaa " tv.aq. n.ns n1 b.s;nsas love
sossss IN . asaAy Sat-" All " pspcv ho.svss g
fyecsss a wsiss shs KnG d orsecs sad ssysss oshes
rcys psrsAgss hsvs bssa p~sssss u W psrfos1Aacss
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BARNuM'S MUSEUM. Rroajway--THE MOVING WA,
FiGpRKs GIANT Boy. PYTHOy &C.. ali hours CuEIsI
MAS E9R-RESDKzvoUs. Afiernoen and Evening.
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MosARr HALL CLosnD tr.-Aosrt Hall Wa
closed up on the night Of the election. II win
probably stay closed for the future. The peace
projects Of Fernando and Bon. Weed, and
their sqsabblss viii ths Albany RsgsncH
greatly assisted In disoryanisIng The dsmoersAic
party, and giving the State 70 ths republicans.
The rank and Rle Of Mozart had better leave
that peace shanty TO dust and darkness, and 70
back to true democracy. The people will NOT
have anything 70 do with "peace at any price" I"
or with politicians who "cry peaoe, peace,
when there is no peace" Mozart Hall Il closed
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sRYArTS MINsTRELS, Mechanics Hall l7s Broad
vay.-ErnIOPIAS SogGs. DAncEs ByRLgsauEs, Xc-WU
SYRUcK BILLY PATTERSON?
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
toEGB DAscEs &c.--PANoR,MA Tie NORTH RIyER.
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BOWERY TIikATRE, Bnwery -NoFAu O,DoyyrII,
GttEs scRoGGINGs GHosT-@I5LISLRs HoLiDlY
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GEO. CuRfsTY'S MINSTRELS 1856 Broadway.-BuR.
rEsoUxs. soScs, DAScLs, &c.-Now AXE YoV, GRfES
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NEW roWERy THEATRE, Boyery-Jaw or Sour
wArK-ftYiSc DUrcBMAS--TnE ISTmcCE.
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porary one II would not elicit 80 much COM
plaint but the thoroughfare seems destined to
be kept continually In the same condition. The
Croton Board have had 1t In their possession for
long time, under the pretext Of laying and
relaying pipe, the work on which Is done 30
badly that II IL continually bursting. The
Street Commissioner cannot, It appears, inter-
fere to set things to rights. The paving and
sewerage Of the streets are entirely In the hands
Of the Aqueduct Board, the control in these
matters having been given to the department
while Il was completing is works In the upper
part Of the city. II still retains IL, and the
Street Comm Issioner, who 10 the proper officer
to regulate and keep the streets in repair, has
no power Ia the premises. lie has merely the
surveying and laying out Of new streets, and
as soon as made they 90 out Of his hands. or
course nothing but confusion and Inconvenience
can result from such an inconsistent state of
things, and the attention Of the Legislature
should be at once directed to II. There
should be no divided Jurisdiction 90 far
as the making, repairing and regulation Of the
streets Is concerned. The whole responsibility
should be devolved upon one head, and the
Street Commissioner is obviously The person on
whom Il should be centred.
This explanation will not however, aequit
the Street Department Of the blame that be-
longs to IL. II, too, Is sbamefully inattentivc 10
the public interests. For the last seven years
Eighth avenue has been kept constantly
blocked up by distractions, and II IA not
GoIshed yet In Broadway, near Bloomingdals,
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AMERICAN THEATRE, No. 4li Broalway-BAr1rrs
fAn1oMIaKs BuRLKsoUEs &c-HArHY MAN.
HOPE CHAPEL 7Is Broadway--THs s1rnrorr,cAs.
HoOLEYS OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyu -Eru,oy,I, y,
e0N0s DANCES. BURLKsouKs. &c. -
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway. .--Po ca noN.rAs-
MuTs HEISIY.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN. Rroadway.-UAypY ANpY-HI
csIEyoUs AaNIE-EATURNED VOLUNTEER.
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=, $50, q,
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resigned hs wa elected his sucosssor eprcseutae(vG
from Kentucky 10 the Thirty Csnsross. seevnE
on the Committee on Military AGAirs and rsssotsd
" the Thirty eighth Congress
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,kAcY Il

fEAIN, n. ".
he was born lnlerne county, Perrsylvtnia Septem
Der "a 1907 was bred farmer ard devoted come after.
tou TO mtrcsrt!. pursuits, 10 lscl and lsol be WIS
elected 10 the state legislature, memter OF the Chi
cage Couvestion VII tb nominated NJ Lincoln for pres
dent, ard was elected Represeuistvs from PENNEY
vsnis TO tie Tbir,y.eisbb Corlrcfs.
Crsoy, CHARLES.
Born 10 Southreton, Hartford county, COuuccticut
March lq 1871, reserved good EUslsb education. re-
moved to Michigan % 1876 studied lav and came 10 the
bar % Is47 ls49 aud 1850 was County clers for ST.
Joseph county 1859 and 1854 Prosecuting Attorney
for The 1895 and 1890 he'd tie once Of state
senator iseI and lso2 be was attorney General Tor
Michigan, and was elected q representative from
Michigan TO The Ihriy.setth congress
VAN vAIEESIUEGH, RoBLRT B.
Born IN steuben county, New York, September 1871
adopted the profession o law served three In the
Legislature OF New YORK when the rebellion broke out
be placed by the Governor o. New YORK charge Of
affairs Emra aud there organized seventeen regiments
for the war and elected Representative from New
York to the thirty seventh Congress, serving chair.
OF the Committee on the Militia. In 1892, and whie
In Congress. he took command, colonel Of the One
Hundred and seventh regiment Ne~ York volunteers.
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N'''- o'N ssH ahs" iNhs lu 6liVcr
Fsys.ra,rs sfsr Krs rir r,or..-cep,ro device, oas
srrs one Eud quarter inch length leaf at each end
AID nvee ents Of an inch length, stalk u leaf placed
three eghihs Of an inch from end OF strap all emLroi-
Ps,mos.r, rsrs Fue Y.ors--sams az payms.er, sf,s,
IRE, nvo years except savss s eoi TO be embroidered in
g,ld
hsisant Pdyndsr,--Sams 40 paymosters, except thai
instead of elvce al end there sha be cmbrodsrrd
void har NJ each enfpyocptbs Of inch WIDE half an
'uch long and four tenhs an inch from end Of strap
FHif of Hrsda cf ColsSr rzcton Same Chief Of Bu-
rean Of rgvsons and Clothing except .tar 10 be sbrc
derej op live oas esvcs sprssd and onetenth OF
inct.
Nqroi rons,,et,r'sr More l.as nSen,y rso,a-sams
sf feet payna'crs after first Ave years. except esgs 10
Natai Cos.syaco,s er Sor. han 3eirs Y,ar.-sams as
paynsstes ser 6rst 6ve years. except centre device,
Which .hal .. spvs Of live OAK leaves spread one and
Ne oi consa>ste, ef Lss dan 1s.,,e y,a,s.-sams a.
ssv.. az end 20 Ss .sroaed 70 sos 'e's 'Aeep'
lsslra \. virri Con.sncsvs.-eame naval construc-
tor, s,eep, rsead Of lesves a. spd there sha be
eubrocees aod bsr st each end lwotenths OF inch
vide, cns n.f tco ong and four. .ten,hs VI su incs
from sDl OF sJsp
CAP 0RS1xEvTs.
Ite ouse regulations refer 10 ths iuc wei. - TO
he stsG ofncJs G. the navy
car crnGmen, 10 10 embroidered gold wreath OF oss
and olive eavcs Wreath three inches IN width and
and ball neh high, with Tie following distinguishing
Ads,tal Two ,tars lvc.eighths or an inch IN diane
er with four Cabs OF inch space between centro Of
.aCh star. EN- broldereo 10 slNcF
C,p,modor., Cryloin, Commordsr Lieu,enan, Commas
i.r Lisu,nant, Idesr and EHag~ -rcul anchor
,ishths of An nCh in length, embroidered In silver.
SurosOn.-Oak leaf niue tcnths OF inch In lcngh.
I'M broidered IN silver
Chatsan.Crcss seven cighihs of an inch N length and
,ne. inch IN width, placed obliqlcy and embroi-
Tered 10 silver
Professor Same device az centre Of shoulder strac
,ut circle -four hiths OF inch m diameter.
Seredry-Ietter in cid English, embroidered a.
liver.
Pavaaa,r-oas sprig nine tenihs Of an inch In her.,.
embroidered 10 SILVER.
Eno,nsr.-crc-s oak leaves length one and one ,eu,a
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-06
FARM s. DWELLING FOR SALE

,sssaa THE subssriber will sell at private SALE he
IllWK farm with good tenant house thereon
IIlN ChrstanR Hundred, within mile Of the city
,ell adjoining lands of Richard Brndley, Jesse Hal
lowell and Henry Grant, containing seventgthree
The subscriber wshes to sell Immediately that possession
may be given at once.
For terms which Will be reasonable, apply to
mch25tf MARY C0YLE, on the premises.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-06

4 Good selection Of Fire Arms, comprising Shot Guns,
" double and single barrel Colts, Smith Wesons anc
Aliens Cartridge Revolvers, also full stock of Car
tFidges Balls Caps Powder Faskr shot and Game Bags,
Holsters, Army Pocket Knife and Fork,
Al wM. II. BILLANY 4 Co.'s
S. L. corner Second and Market sts,,
septic. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-06
Now is the Time

no PURCHASE and set out your Fruit Trees. Reliable
and vigorous Peach, Pear, Apple ana Cherry Trees,
At reasonable prices be obtained at the Brandywine
Nurseries, the Philadelphia Turnpike Gate. The
nov5fst EDWARD TATNAJL, Jr.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-06
OnurnaI ann Statesman
THE NATIONAL CURRENCY BILL.
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
ed the Third SesHoa ef HE Thiriy-sereah Congress
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-06

STORE situated on ". ccravr Of Seventh and ship
n ley SITS, for rent. IND
Apply at this office. novll4t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

nEnAO $780, s25OO and $1,000. Good Bonds and
10UUUs Mortgages are desired Apply 10
WILLIAM MeCAULLEY.
wilmington. Sept. TO- 1862
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-18
OIL! Dus

OIL! Du!,
AfACHINE OIL Lard on Linseed Oil. Whale Gil
IVA Meats Foot o. AnA HisA OH, for le By
aug9o B.Y. 0vle0ts
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NHERLEE,N N1IE

'ihICE OF an Execution and Fee Bill issued out o!
II the CLERKS Office OF the County Court of l., Sale
county, and State OF Illinois, and TO IN. directed,
whereby am commanded to make the amount of a
certain judgment recently obtained against David
Sirawn and Vii bsra~r In favor OF William G. Moore
out OF the lands 'meDts goods and Of the
said David 5tTawn, have levied the ioo wins ryo
perty tovit This northwest quarter OF the hives;
quarter Of secti twentysiS POI tognshi thirty
three t3 range f3 Of the third principal neri
DIAM containing ferty or less in the
~ of La Sale and State OF Illinois, the property Of
David Strawn.
Therefore, accor ding to said command, shah ex~
pose for sale at PIT BliC AUCTION, ali the right title
ana interest OF the above named David Srswn and
70 tiie above described property, on HONDd y, tho
fouRIH day of MAY, 1865, at o'clock. p NJ, As
the south door Of the Court House Ia ottswa in saie
county.
ba:sd az trts.s, this twenty eighth day OF Marcel.
1868. WILLIAM Y NIiLIGAN
1891 Sheriff " La sale Coarty, Illinois.
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legal advertisements.
~ |7|E1~~|-0@~-~|@ -
SHERfEE',S .V1yE

RY virtue OF an Execution and Fee Bill issued out
~ OF the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court o Ii
Sale County and State OF Illinois, and me dr.c te
whereby an commanded to make the amount Of a
certain Judgment recently obtaine against Charlie
Sutphen and Vim. H. w. Cushman, In favor of John n
Sherman, Alison Ward, and John p. Anthony, ex-
scuors of the last will and testament OF Jacob b.
Or ham, out OF the Ian ds .meus goods and oh at
tells OF the said I'am Ii. W. Cushman, have lev led
the wlng property, towit: The south half of
tire northeastquarter Of sect on number nineteen n
and the south half of lot number i OF the H.
quarter Of said section number nineteen 1871 all
in township thirtysix 1861 north, and range number
three f3 of the third principal MERIDIAN contain.
ing hundred and twenty acres, more less, <
cepting thererom five In The southeast
said first named tract-ail in La Sale County and
State of Illinois, as the property OF William II. W.
Cushman.
Therefore. according TO said command shall ex
pose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, all the right title
Ald interest Of the above named William III. ". Cush-
man IN aud to the above described property, MON
pAi' mo FOURTH d.y of MA y, lsG3, at O'Clock
a. the south door of the Court House ia Ottawa.
1863. ~ Vym =, k ~" ~, ~ ''
lie
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Ckauccry Notice.

Ia saas Goany June 2 1' es D. 49,. -
Emily bishop g. James A Bshop.-Bl for divorce :.
1t appea ring afidavit file ia the Office OF
the the Circuit Court OF said iny that said
defendant, James A Bshop, is not resIdent o. said
State and said co apainaat having filed her bill OF
complaint herein, aud summons having been issued
therein according to law, II,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given you she SAID
James A. Bishop that unless you be and appear before
said eeart IN the ist day OF the next term thefeoI
- n. h.Ia.n at the Court House in UttaNa in said
Cr un,v on the second Monday in the month OF Juno
nes, Ivhen and where said summons IS returnabls)
80 SI..a .nswer. demur except to said bill, the
.am.v; he taken confessed aga inst YOU and the
.s.s.r. aud things therein prayed Tor decreed &C.
S;neiy A. u. MOORE, CIxRK
pr CHAS. II. HOOK, DEPUTY
a,.y Av.ar 4 BpsHsLL, Connpfs Sole. = ~
narsh ~, 1sss.-<~s
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La Sale County Mutual Fire

lnsU rl nee Com pH0y.
YIyHE eighth Annual Meeting Of the La Sale County
II Mutual Fire ms. Co.. will be neid o. 7, ursd.y,
tn. IAN day of Nav next, at O'Clock ?. NJ, at me
Office OF the Company, Bank Of Ottawa Building, for
the election of re Directors in place Of Hssrs. Le
land Jackson Armour. Gri3ley, and Hossas b, whose
cf Office expires then, and for the Transaction OF
other business.
The Directors will meet at the SANE place on Mon
day, May 4th, 1T O'Clock P. in pursuance With the
requirements Of the charter. WM. II. TRUEr
Ottawa, March IL, 1890. Secretary
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Improved American Black
Raspberry,

HAVE for two years past tested the bea-ips quail,
Il ties Of the Improved American Black Raspberry
upon my grounds, and am able to say shat re-
place the last season forty bushels of fine and delicious
fruit, which readily sold at 81 90 per BusheI.
furnish few thousand plants this spring. to those who
may desire them, At the rate Of IS % per 100
Plants ordered from distance through the Post OAce
At OTTAWA accompanied with cash, will be boxed and
forwarded to order. Those wishing small lots in the
vicinity of Ottawa, find them at the store OF H. o.
Black. Any one purchasing 20 or more VIII De emil
WELLS WAIT.
D,rt,n To S.ue 20 Ill Feb,ry 18th, 1868 -2Stf.
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Clothing.
~D~E III n W. IA
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE,

0IUl HNU LLhllllN QUILL
HAVING purchased the stock of s.ddIeIy. Hsrd-
Ill ware and Shoe Finding, of the late J. n. KING,
and q e now adding to the former stock direct from
the manufacturers, large assortment Of
lcather. Sadlcry, HI raj ware and
Shoe Finding,
We have made our arrangements to keep tho fol-
lowing brands OF leather
A. M. Taylor's Gin. Oak Sole Leather,
Rumsey l. Co s Buffalo Oak Slaughter S. L.
Bush Il Towards Oak Spanish and Slaugh-
ter Sole Leather,
Kieffers Pittsbure Oak Harness Leather,
Bride
Is Pad. and Innings,
American Kip,
Also receiving from first hands direct from New York
and phIad elpha the following brands Of French Calf
and Kip:
Lamoins, susan Corion'
Lavine Deioh Aiooy,
Defoe, boain",
Hagen & Smidt, H. L.
Together with all articles belonging to tas trade.
SHOE FINDINGS,
tasts PEGS. Avis, Ham mers
Thread, Shoemaker Tools,
Elastic Web, &c. &c.
A-rrAeH TEIn1nd1Nas.
Enamel Cloth, Enamel Leathar,
lace Yaeks, Dash Leather,
Lace Web, Trunks, Nails, &c.
sad,e Shoeakers, and others, will find 1t to their
s.e. 70 0ive us call before purchasing elsewhere.
The Highest Price paid for Hides, Calf Skin, Deer
and Sheep Pelts. ruouNr ~
At IN. old stand of. NJ KING, Main Street, between
Ia sane and Columbus.
Ottawa, June %, 1S6z-S.
DOIlSy
Ind. R,hh.p ncll~
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MASTERS SALE.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN That by yrtue NJ +.
decree made and entered OF record by the Circuit
Court OF La Sale County State Of Illinois. at the Feb
ruary term thereof. D. 1868, in certain cause then
pending said Court, the Chancery side thereof
wherein Erwin u. DoOlittle and Mary NJ. boo nile
miners, by Jesse a Mason their guard ian. com
plainant-, and Madison C1Yin, Oliver NJ Colyn Ann
~ Mason and Jss.e A sAsOn were defendants shall
on MONDAY, the 1,th day Of APRIL u. 1853 b, tween
the hours 81 zine O'CLOCK ia t- forenoon and sunset.
OF said day, offer for sale, at the solti, door Of
the County Court House in Oftawa, in said county
at public auction, and sill then sell to The highest bid
der, for cash, the following described PROPERTY being
the ordered By laid decree to be sold that ia
70 say hoI Twelve Oh in block number nn.iythree
5oJ 10 the city Of La Sale county OF Salle and
STATE of Illinois.
Terms of stle-Cash Z A. HOLSTER,
Ottawa, April! 6, 1884. Muster ~. Clancfyts
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MASTERS SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtne o.
" decree made and entered OF record by the Cir
cut Court Of III Sale Couniy state uf go!s at tho
February Term Of said Court, q. 1863, sert -
cause then bending IN sdld Court on the CLaEcery
dc thereof wherein william c. Richardson WAS COM
piaInant, and LuciaE =. Sanger and Elizabeth t. san
ger, In. vile, were defendants. stall, MONDAY, ii.
tth day of APHIL, =. y. iot5, between the hours OF
nine O'Clock ia th- forenoon aud sunset Of said
day, CSar Tor sale, a. ths south door Of the County
Court House IN Ottawa In said county, ~ Pubic Auc
lion and vii Ihcn sell TO she highest iddrr, the ioi
lowing described Pr Opeiy being the ordered by
said decree to he sold, that = 10 ins west hall
OF the southeast quarter and she south quartey
1f the southeast .aier q section number twenty-five
l.I in township number th.rtyUue S uVriB OF range
three 3' the tniri principal meridian, situ@ts
saId county Of La "a * AID s'ai- 81 Illinois.
Terms OF .al.-C.sh. E.A IiUbLISTER,
h tS!er III CAd1tceyt.
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AsBEsSoR-s OFFICE oF IsTEssAL EsyESSE,
Ut " n 'IHI u .V1a TOO.
- Amendments To the Tan Law

Passed March Sd. 1903.
Architects and Civii Engineers License SO 90
Builders and Contractors .... -. p CO
Insurance Agents $500. 10 10
Eu'Chers ........ 10 %
Batchers retailing meat rem a cart or wagon.
license .....-........... .... 90
Any carriage. wagon, Gray, bugey-wtgon or iikn
% any Gss ription the BODY Of which upon
springs OF AIRY Z, .oripii' Kept for for HsE
for passengers, and valued 1880 including
the harness used therew:h where drawn BY horse
license 81 CO.
Owners of stations and Jacks. eie.tc.
All parties residing in ths district, Who are liable
under the above amendments. or under the previous
act, akiag immediate application to the resPec-
assistants Of their division. will be liable be
prosecuted for the peBalty provided which 500 D.,
and ir isoppent for exceeding two years.
81 Inl FRI l.. WATERMAN, Asse scr.
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4 y c II AN c 4 Z /

Tie People Of the State % Illinois joel A Matte
son, 3sry Slttesru.
Public Lotc- IS hereby given Ihai y virtue o. de-
ere. rendered in the aDoY1 -f,ti, Oc:o-
n, 1861 81 lh- cTcgH within and for
the county o. rAHyamon, aud state Of IL Ho.-, tie
I uEdrrsguod viii commence sell
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

F.izf- o. John Hor-hcad. deceased. Re
.cnrd having appointed Adrrn.trator OF TIE
estsie % JGhu Aorelesd. late OF the county Of La
Sails and state n Illinois licensed hereby gives
that vii appear before TIE County Court OF La Sale
County. A. the touT; Hou.- il. ottawa. a the Say
Term, The third MorGsy III May next, hich
Kim. all persons hav cai-.s against .ad r.
notiE.d ard requested attend for the purpose Of
having the adjusted. All person. indebted To
sac are requested Immediate paynea,
Ds.si this 2.ih day OF March. A. d. 1863.
ass UN. c. TROUT. 4id-,in istrOso-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-18
AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before ne An Alderman Of the
sity Philadelphia, II. r. RKLNBeLD who, being duly
sworn, doth say his preparations contain ne nacotic,
nercTy, ether injurious drugs, but are purely
vegetable. H. r HELMB0LD-
Sworn and subscribed before me- this Esd day OF No
vember, 1874 WM. p. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth.street, above Race. PhIla.
Addrsss Letters for Information in cnnhdt noe.
II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot 100 South Tenth street, below Chestnut Pha.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERs,
whe endeaver to dispose "0P THEIR OWN" and
other" astieies on the rsp1kstioo STAINED By
Helnbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Rachu.
. 1Etract ssrsaparfIfa,
Improved Rose " sker
Ssld By all Druggists everywhere. a'7
ASK FOR HKLKBOLDS-TAKE No orur,
xxPOSITION AND EXPOSUREs
March II, leee.-Iy.