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Candidates.

The contest for the three or four offices a,
the disposal of the people of this county this
fall wakes already quite warm. For County
Clerk, we have already in the field, Adjutant
Stevens, of La Sale, a bully good fellow and
gallant soldier; VIM. S. Easton, a very COM
petent man indeed, and present deputy in
the Office, and c. Ii. Hook, at present a
clerk in the Recorders Office, also a clever,
competen. man.
For Treasurer, the prominent candidates
are Capt Noes Osman and 1t. w. W. Cal
kins, returned soldiers, and Geo. S. Stabbins.
present incumbent, and VIM. E. Beck, OF
Mendoza, civilians. There is not difference
enough in the qualifications of the men for
the office to justify quarrel over them. So
Ear as personal merit goes, the soldiers should
have the advantage; but the civilians, we
imagine, will prove the best managers in the
contention.
The republican politicians have called a
convention, to meet at Ottawa next Tuesday,
to pick out q set Of candidates to suit their
purposes. But whether the people will rat,-
fly their choice Is a matter at which we can
make better guess when we see the list
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A CurH FOR HrDEorHoBrA-A Frenchman
who w,s bitten BY mad dog and seized with
Iydrophpbia, suffered so that his friends
resolved to suffocate him. Four of them
extend ID feather bed on the floor, threw
the unhappy man Upon it, and covered him
with second bed, on which they placed
themselves to press upon aud smoother him.
During this time his wife was held by main
force in the adjoining room by some # her
relations The unhappy woman remained at
first apparently stupe6ed, but when fright
full silen ce had succeeded the tumut, she
seemed to break loose from her apathy; the
full horror of the scene rushed upon her
mind, and. with shrek of despair, she
rushed into the cha nber of DEATH With
superhuman force she threw aside the men
who were holding her husband down, and
pulled away the bed which covered him. Life
bad almost departed, butrespiration was soon
re established, and a. last he opened his eyes
The efforts he had made had covered him
with so profuse perspiration that it ran in
streams from the whole Of his body, and the
disease Was broken up. 1t is now believed
that hydrophobia can be thus sweated out of
the system.
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MASSACHUSETTS WoxAS.-lt appears sew.
ersl mills at Lowell are at stand still for
want of female operatives; and 300 female
operatives are advertisedfor at Newport. At
the same time, we notice q steamer is to
sail from New York for Aspinwall on the
goth inst, with 800 "anxious and aimless"
Massachusetts woman On board, who are on
their way to Washington territory, under the
promise Of one Mercer, agent for that ter
rtory, that they shall receive good wages on
their arrival, and have the added inducement
of probable marriage within thee months.
Queer Massachusetts
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Eds. Free Tfader-Stop skirmish:ng with
the Republican little while, and admit that
among the good things in that journal, e. l..
NJ. has written one of the best. All hail to
such a remons.rance what ill-taste or evil
habit is it, that is ever decryiEg Ottawaf
Ottawa is indeed lovely spot-none lovelier
in all our state. Said a Southern gentleman
years ago, looking from our North Bluff
There is nothing in the valley of the Com
necticut more beautiful tnan this"
The marvel is. that an ascent SO compare
lively slight, should command view 80 ex-
tensive as well as charming. A few steps
gentle elevation, and there it lies before
you'll lovely valley stretching East and
West, varied with every shade of green in its
| "pomp Of groves and garniture of fields :"
threaded by the railroad upob whose shining
parallels a train Of cars perhaps that very
moment gldes, unduating and kissing like
a serpent; the canal, a silver ribbon lying on
the green sward the widespread town, its
spires and larger buildings standing out in
handsome prominence; teyond, the fringe Of
deeper green that marks the water courses Of
the Fox and Illinois spanned by their pctur-
esque bridges; and still further the South
Bluff, twin to the one on which we stand,
bounding the horizon, and furnishing the
background to q view so wide, rich, fair and
smiling, that really, it seems to me, nothing
but vacancy. or "pure cussedness" can
resist the delight which it inspires.
1t has long been af,vorite pleasure Of mine
to conduct friends visiting Ottawa up the
North Bluff u"der the injunction so fatal to
Lots wife-"Look not behind thee" and. a
favorable point gained, to withdraw the pro.
h bition. and tGcn what EXPLANATIONS! what
astonishme pit! what delight! Towns in Hi
nois far le] IS beautiful than Ottawa, boast of
their beau, Towns that have no romance of
scenery, no bluff no river, no nothing that is
picture que, but are laid out tamely on fiat
prairie, and are, compared to Ottawa, then.
selves fiat, stale and insipid.
have not said fraction to what there is
to say in favor of unpleasant town. BIT f,r
fear you will think even this too long, / Will
stop for the present. II.
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CosrL1cr OF THE RAcEs-Even in the
good old wooden-nutmeg state of Connecticut
negro equality turns to gall and bitterness
on the stomach. VIM. H. Davenport, of
Greenwich, Conn.,, week or two ago, mar
ried, as he had a perfect right to do, widow
lady of caucasian blood, which so enraged the
good people of that "loyal' and concen,ric
abolition community, that they raised mob
and attacked the negro's house. In selcde-
fence, the negro fred on the mob and killed
returned soldier named Ludlam Chard.
The coroner, thought justiaying the negro as
acting in sclfdefence, censureG him severly
for daring to marry white woman, saying,
1--WE feel that, although there is no law ag"ins,
it, it is very great impropriety."
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PARTIEs.-The ALBANY Ecening .J01or

PARTIES. The Albany Eoeniag JOAN, II
commences long editorial as follows:
There are two or three difficulties in the
way of successful reorganization of the
Democratic party and until these difficult
ties are removed, we do not see very clearly
how the consolidation and victory hoped for
are to be achieved.
Whereupon the New York J'mnai Of
Commerce saws, with truth and point:
at is always amusing to see how troubled
and anxious Republican papers seem in
reference to the fate of the Democratic par
~. If they are to be believed, that old pa, t.
requires reorganization consolidation, and
var )us other atiOns. but We hear nothing of
that sort from the Democrats. They seem to
he occupied in watching the decay of the
Republican parry. How easy j. is to see the
failures aud necessities of an opposite party.
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Ii. GEN. GRANT. The Lieut.. General left
Washington txo or three weeks ago, and
"went a pleasuring" through Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, Portland, and thence
across the lire iuto Canada, and thence again
back to Buffalo, Detroit, and Chicago, arriv-
ing at the last named place OH Wednesday
morning and yesterday morning he left
Chicago for Galena, his old home. The
Picksniffs have faithfully recorded every step
he took. and every word.he said, sand everything
every body else said and did on this remark
able JOURNEY, but beyond that the people
turned out and heartily cheered the General
wherever he showed himself, we really can
find nothing to note in all these voluminous
PicksneffiAn histories. The Gen. seems to
hawthorne himselIthrougboas with his usual
modesty, and to have escaped With as little
annoyance as could he expected from the
hordes of funkeys that hung on his tanks.
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The Chicago Republican affects to be sur
prised that an article advocating negro suf-
frage should be allowed to appear as COM
munication IN the Otd,ca Free Trader; but
the editor is careful to conceal the fact tina.
the article was wholly confined to Legro
suffrage in Illinois. We are always willing
that legitimate questions of public policy
shall be fairly presented in our columns
whether we agree with the writer or not,
especially when their presentation is accom-
panied. as il this case, by such a caustic de-
nunciation of that hideous hypocrisy, (of
which the Republican affords US daily such
edfying examples,I which in violation of every
principle of the constitution, would force
negro suffrage on other states while unwil.
ling to have II in on. own. We must give
the Republican credit, however, for being
honest in some things. No editor writing as
a mere politician, would ever maintain such
IN absurd idea as that the regulation CT the
right of suffrage belongs 10 the general gov
eminent; or that other idea, that the powers
of the states are delegated to them by the
general government. An editor advocating
such ideas must either be an idiot himself or
im line all his readers are IDIOTS.
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DEATH OF w. L. ST. JoHg-We notice
with deep pain the announcement, in the
Chicago papers, Of the death of w. l.. St
John, superintendent of the Chicago 4 Rock
Island Railroad. He dred at the fremont
House, in that city, on Tuesday. Mr. St. j.
had been connected with the above railroad
since 1855, in various capacities, and was
elected superintendent about one year ago.
He knew more about the road and its bust
ness than any living man, and his loss is
therefore IRE parable to the Company.
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ICnancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, a. Circuit Court La Sale Co..
La SALLE COUNTY, Noymber Term 1865. =
John Z. Durham Daniel B.. Smith, Sebra A. Buckn
Florence Smith, Franklin Smith. and Catherine smith,
In Chancery.
Affidavit Of the nonresidencs of Sebra A. Bucklin Flor
Smith, Franklin Smith, and Catherine 6nisA de-
PENDANTS above named having been filed in the Office 0fts
clerk Of said circuit of La Sale county, notice il
hereby given the said Sebra A. Buckn Florence Smith,
Frank lin Smith, and Catherine Smith, that said complain
filed his bill OF complaint in said court, the chan
Gerry side thereof the 18th day Of August 1865 and
asummons thereppon issued out Of said Court x1snst
said Defendants reurnabe the first Monday Of No.
vember next 1885, q by law required s.ff
Now, unless you, the said Sebrs A. Buckn, Florence
snuth, franklin Smith, and Catherine Smith, shall per
sonay and appear before said Circuit Court Of La sale
county the frst day Of the term thereof be
holden in Ottawa in said ocu.ty the first Monday Of
November 1865 and plead srswsr or demur 70 said com
end thnes thersn charged and stated will 10 taken
confessed, and aefree entered agn.t according
The prayer Of said hill. HERMAN SILVER
Dated Aug 10, '5-aw C0k.
J.W. Browne, cpn,pla,nants SOL
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What Pompey Did Say.

EDiroR FREE TRADER A copy of the
Ottawa RepJuiican Of week before last has
accidentally fallen into my hands, and in it
l notice one of the editors 'boys" denies the
truth of former statement Of yours, that
poor negro boy in his employ complains
If worse treatment by Massa Perkins than
he ever received while slaye in the South.
Your challenge, to 'let Pompey speak," he
answers by saying, he is willing to let Pompey
speak "to any respectable committee &c.
Now, Ponpey did speak to me, and told me
very woetul story, indeed, of his treatment
by the Rev. Father Perkins; and what is
more, he showed me his limbs, all covered
with the welts of cowhide. winch he said
Perkins laid on him unmercifully. for no
offence whatever. Besides, he told me
Perkins never would give him any assurance
as to his wages, never paid HIM anything,
&C.; and, altogether, his lot was worse than
it was before, aud he wished he was at home
again with his master at the South. The
negro not only told me this story, but he also
said the same thing 10 l.. N. aid C. B. Hess,
neighbors of mine, who are willing to Join
me in an affidavit to. that effect
Whether we are such \ respectable com.
mittee" as Mr.. Perkins would accept, don't
know. Fearing we might not be, offered
the School Commissioner IS to 90 with me
to Pompey and hear BIS story, but he
declined.
l have.no, feeling against Perkins, but, as
have told Pempeys story to others, and on
my statement possibly your allusion to it was
based, am unwiIling Perkins boy shall
accuse you Of falsehood for saying what I
know to be true, and had told as truth myself.
1RESUs BRowER.
The above is true word for word "a fsr q.
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Benz. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, who had
been nominated with Douglas for the Vice
Presidency in 1860, but who was frightened
OF the track by the fre-eaters and replaced
by Herschel V. johnson, has been pardoned
by the President. He took very lit,lc:: part in
the rebellion.
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THE CHIvINGroN MAssACRE.-The massa-
ere Of whole village IN Western Missouri.
by noted Kansas parson, famous or rather
Infamous for brutality and excessive 10y
slty," named Col Chivington, is undergoing
investigation vt Atchison, Mo. In his testi-
mony, Gen. McCook says, I" it was the most
coldblooded, revolving, d;sbolical strocity
ever eonceiyed. by man or devil
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Appalling Steamboat Disaster {:

On Wednesday night of last week the
propeller Pewabic, on her way down from
Lake Superior abreast OF Thunder Bay Island,
lake Huron, was run into by the propeller
Meteor, upward bound, and sunk in three
minutes, carrying down with her from Is to
100 persons. There were about It's on
board, of whom not over IS to 100 have been
rescued. The books, papers, ETC., of the
Pewabic having been lost, il is impossible to
give the names of the passengers on board.
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CAN'T Go NEGRO EouALIrY-The 1oyal
city of st. Paul is in ferment, the Board of
Education of that city presisting in separat-
ing the white from the black children = the
public schools. The board profess to be
good abolitioniets, ard al that, but can't go
niscegeas:;un.
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Maj. Gen. JOHN a. LOGAN. of this state
rendered his resignation on the 18th inst, and
it was accepted. At the same time, general
order was issued mastering out 5000 troops
leaving but 100000 as the whole military
force Of the country
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1LIIScIs SoLDIERs.-By a statement pub
lished in the Springfield Journal it appears
that there are still 50 Illinois regiments in
the service-43 Infantry and IL cavalry
Also one battsry-Cogsweil's is at
Montgomery, Ala.
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CIdncery Notice.

N'tI4'fIS' -'yt''|N'
STATE OF ILLIrOIS, Circuit Court Of Ia Sale
l.. SALE CoUsTY county NV. Term l,65
Mary Y. Hyde W. Benjamin v. Hyds--In ohincery
Affidavit Of tine nUn-r,=lsncc OF Di,y amin d. HYDE
defendant AinV- n,n having been filed ia the oi.-
the Ciefk Of tie Circuit La Sale county No
hereby gwen the said benjamin r. usI that
sad complainant hlej her biI Of complaint IN -sI Curt
the chancery side Thereof the i-I day vi Au ISL
and tina, a thcrruIsjn s.-e Oui 81 said Curt
the sad doi.Ant, Tvfurilte the nT-t NVniAy
IN November next. ls55. a. by lss .uiTed-
Nov. unl-s- you the sid Benjamin 7. HIDE shall por
sonaiIy 10 AMI APPEAR Lfor. sid Circuit Curt L.
Sale county the first day O! the thereof
be holden OTTAWA. ia said county the first Mvnly
in November, st, sbi plead answer dsmnr 10 tie
conn bill oi complaint the s1na-, mi the mat
ter amp things th-riu charged and stated, wall taken
decree entered sgtinst you. accorlins
10 the prayer If ssii bill. HERMAN SILVER,
Dai.l Aug. - '05-is ttcrk.
J. ". Browne. cOmlllinant's sol.
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STATE OF lLLINCIS
l., s.LLE CoUNIr. " TIN People OF thu State of
Illinois to all 10 whom the-e presents may ami
p-ciily I'll. mkt Of kin, he.r- Law, ana creditors II
Isresi Brrining. deceased.
Whereas, Stephen Arnold Administrative Of ia. Estate
Of said scetse Is DESTROYS of rendering account of lis
proceedings such Administrator and making ina
Element OF his administration, and Tor that purpose his
made aspiration in the County Court vi La Sale
" Is aforesaii
We, Therefore require TO appear before said Court
at the Court House in Ottawa in said county Wcipes
day. 10th day vf September 1865, being day in the
September Term, n 1865. OF said court. if you at
attend the final settlement safia account.
Dated this l2th day of August. D. 1865.
RAYMOND
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Stupeudou. Robberfe..

The whole gambling fraternity of Wall
street, n. Y, has been in a fever of excite,
ment during the past week over couple of
robberies that so far eclipse all previous ex-
ploits of the sort in that virtuous region as to
ELL it with dismay.
First came the robbery of the Phoenix
Bank, by Henry B. Jenkins, second paving
teller. His stealings amount to about $780,
900. He had been in the bank for 20 years,
and enjoyed unlimited confidence. Though
so years old, it turns out he was led into the
commission of the crime by falling the vic
tim to the wills of notorious cyprian known
as We've Brewer, and other "gay and fes
tive" females of that class. One Earle, a
book keeper in the bank, is implicated with
jenkins, but by the aid of penknife has
obtained a habeas corpus from Death, 50 that
his case will be tried elsewhere than in
New York Court
But this robbery is but needles and tape to
the more s;upendous affair of the sort per-
PENETRATED by one of the partners of the old
banking house of Morris Ketchum l. Sons
1t seems, some time ago the old gentleman
Mr.. Morris ketchum, retired from business
eaving the concern in the hands of his sons,
of whom Edwin was the Oldest and chief
manager. The 'boys'' dabbled largely in
gold, and got badly bitten, and to cover their
losses, Mr.. Edwin Ketchum lot only robbed
the house of all its cash-amounting to a
million or two: but also forged gold checks
to the amount of million or two more so
that his plrnderings foot up to the neighbor.
hood Of 100000. The young man, find
ing longer concealment impossible, filled a
few carpet bags with gold and greenbacksl
ami sloped to parts unknown.
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Erecpf0r's Notice.


EsT.TE OF JONI MTEns. oFcsAsrp.
FlNIE undersigned having been zprnte r. o,the
last VIII and T-stiuiglt Js..iI M,e-s lstr u the
county IL Sale and Stete OF Illinois, L,-sse6 here
bv giyc- notice that he Will appear bc.,rr the County
Court Of La Sail. County. at Court li,u- in rt-
5a-sa a; the O-;ri-cr Trr;.l on the third MutI.E IA
OlIober -iich time sit persons havH. cisis
sg.iI- usIel and requested
81 having tiIs adjusted Al
deli-l 10 ss is.a'- requested max i.I,lI.rr
- tI- Uii.i-T-ignc1
Dated this l-IA Jay Of August, 4 . i-Si.
IElAS MYERS Executor
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SCHOOL BooKs.-AIl the School Books in
use can be found at the Free Trader Book.
store, at prices at least as low as at any other
place in town.
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Justices. lblank1


NOTICE IS hereby given u all interested, that at the
~ regular iertins VI the C.nnaoI Council. OF the
Of ottawa lie heal TUESDAY, the ninth
dly Of Augut ls,, ths Council sail sity
petition will lie pre--nted 10 said Common CouB,ii.
for the construction OF side walk the porih side of
SUPERIOR front vi blocks No - add
Addition to Ottawa aus 49, SS-l.'
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Artemus Ward says. when he hears the
song, Come where my love lies Dreaming
he don't 90. He don't think it would be
right
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WHIsKERS !. WHISPERS:

DO yUu want Wahiskers o. Mowstaclies, Our Grecian
Compound will force temtb grow the smoothest face
chin bar bald heads, In Six Weeks. 'ric co.
Sent By usti ywhese closay. fseIAd -s,s r.ss
ADJ - 8HIRA e III = '1e&T
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Swamp Lands.

DEING authorized by the Boar! o supervisors AZ l.
- sale County. shall offer for IT, Al Iul. .,Ucti
L south o! the Court House Ottawa
tsy the loi day 81 tes5cr next At eleven O'Clock
fhs forenoon. ths following described ani, 10 w.t. The
-onth quarter Of the northeast qart.T section
fifteen. ia township thety-hss north. OF
the third rinoipi MERIDIAN being lands owned 10y
said county.
Ottawa, August 10th, 1855
WN. FLEMING.
5w-Ss Agent County.
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1t is reported from Newborn that northern
people are pouring into North Carolina by
thousands
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The Netienal city Bank of Ottawa.
National City Bank of Ottawa,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CFc> Of Cbnptrzlier Of u, Cuyvrncy,
WASHINGTON July 18TH 1865
WHEREAS BY satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned 1t has been made to appear that Nation
City Eank Of Ottawa" in the CITY OF Ottawa In the
'ounty VI La Sale and state Of Illinois has been duly or
sanzed under and according the requirements Of the
Act VI Congress, entitled An Act provide Nafio',-
currency, securned 10y pledge Of United irnds
nd TO provide for the circulation and redemption thereof
ppro'ei June 3 1854 and has complied with all the pro
ision OF SAID act required TO be complied With rfJrs COM
nencinS the business Of Ban ing under said
Now therefore l. Freeman Clark Comptroller of tn.
urr-ney do hereby certify rlat the National CITY Bank
ottawa, IN the city of Ottawa, in the ct,iuy # L.,
aile and state Of Illinois is authorized to commence tie
BUSINESS Of Banking under the act aforesaid.
~-" In testimony whereof witness nv hand
Seal OF the and seal of Office th. eighteenth day Of
I Comptroller ,Juy 1865.
of Currency.j FREEMAN CLARKE
--c-~ Comptroller of the Currency"
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BLANKs.-Almost any kind of Justices
and conveyanceIs' blanks can be found at the
Free Trader Bookstore and News Depot.
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GE o. J. Il L RIG Z S S.
Gas, Steam, and Water Pipe Filter,

i prepared introduce "a into bnlfin.s
8i- rsI-ir all kinds 81 gas fixtures. Hot cold
nf:O uc into private pu0iic iuiiBg~. ALA bath ius
hover atils lit and free pumps q. I.Ea.-iUwest
living rates aHg u, 65ly
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r. CLANCY & Co,

GENTS for White Hanbury's well known Porter
"A Cream Stock Ale: We Also keep Oh hand the finest
Liquors for medical purposes, Cheap"
May 21-3m. z. CLANCY y
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The above is true, word for word. 90 far as
orr names are mentioned in il.
L. N. HESS,
C.. B. Hess
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1hr:a.her for Sale

-" HAVING quit farming and consequently further
for il. offer sr sale. low aud e-t-y terms
heeler- Patent Endless Cham Railway II,rs- Pow
ami Ogershar TiiRASHER with yi,rdin: Sellr.Ityg'
The machine as EetTiS new ami the best patent
SYLVAN CROOK,
South OTTAWA aug IL, 'G5-3w.
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Land For Sale.
For Sale Cheap,

The n W. quarter Of section Is, in township Il NORTH
sides by improved farms is very desirable quarter section
OF iand timber and coal convenient and in neighbor-
hood Of prosperity and wealth, title perfect
Ottawa, July %, e6-d. A B. SMITH