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AND RESULTS,
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Connecticut Town Elections.

REPUBLICAN VICTORIES EVERY DIRECTION.
STAMFORD, Oct. 5.
The Boys in Blue are in ecstacies over
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'Ghey brought out the largest vote ever
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DANBURY, Oct 5.
Our annual town election was held
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NEw-LoNDoN, Oct. 5.
The Republicans elected the Town
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Democrats elected the rest of the ticket
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HARTFORD, Oct. s..
The towns thws far heard from show
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ic last year, elects portion of the Re
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other towns show large Republican
gains.
HARTFORD, Oct. 5.
The election to-day for town officers
resdlted in the success of the Democrat
&C ticket by 13S majority, which is about
The same as last Spring, coun ting the
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NEw-HAvEN has elected the Demo-
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1885. This loss will offset all the Dem
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The Union men have worked nobiy
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Returns from the towns in the lid
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HARTFORD, Oct. 5.-Midnight.
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\ dispatch from Madrid has the fol-
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CHERIFF,S SALE

u HEkhFF'S SAEE,-By of an execution
~ ana lee bill issued out of the Clerks Office th County
Court OF La Sale county and of Illinois, and t. me
directed whereby am commanded to make the amount OF
certain Judgment recently obtained against h. c. Anderson
hiram Baker and, David r. BeSsc favor George L.
nchuer out OF The lands, ,uemcue goods ard ohatels of
the SAID David H. Brcese have levied the Ing plo
perty TO wit: The east half & of the northwest quarter
Cs) section tweny.ne, esq township hirt f5 north
Sale County Illinois
Therefore, according 10 said coumand shall expose for
SAFE at Public Auction all the right, title aud interest the
above named DAVID H. Brecse in and the described
property on Tuesday the third day oMroh 1SGS at o'clock
PM ut the south door OF the Court House in Ottawa ia sale
County. Illinois.
ba:cdat Ottawa, this twelfth day Of february 1855
W K. MlLLiGAN.
feo lo-3w. Late Sheriff at liz Sale Co.. Ill.
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Aegal.


II =,
~ LA SALE COUNTY, Ssh tie La sale Co,nty Circuit
ttmf, Of the Jtne 7Tm "A. D. ISIS
Harvey f. Williams Ira h. Fhillips-In chancery Aft
dast OF the nenesidence of Ira f. Phillips the named
defendant having been filed the Office of the clerk OF the
Circuit Court of La Sale county: Notice is hereby given 10
the said Ira T. Phillips that the complainant filed his petition
M Partition IN said court On the caBcery side eo ON the
ID DAY OF February, A. D. 1865 and that summons there
upon Issued out ct said court against SAID defendant return
able on the second Monday of June 1865 is by law
required.
Now unless yon the said Ira T.. Phillips shall personally
be and appear before said Circuit Court La Sale County
On tue hrst dayo the next term thereof b. holden at the
Court House in Ottawa IN said county of LA Sale on the
second Monday OF June y. 1885, and plead answer OF
demur to the said companans said petition for partition
me same ANA the matters and things therein charged and
Will he taken confessed and decree entered list y
according to the prayer of said petition
BARGE HgAToN, HERMAN SILVER
SOIL Tor Coinpit. fob. SOW. Clerk
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sTATE oFGLL1NoHS, L,su1r corsr,.ss--car,ae

- totI WeTtlI, y .!uNt TrHt 80, =. m IlhNCery
David w. Blair Emily ". Blair. 1t appearing from
affidavit on file in the cro of the Clerk said Court Ia
sad defendant, Emily ~ Blair is resident Of said State
and said complainant having filed s bill complaint in
said court on the chIncery side thereof the 18th day OF
February, D. lS6S. heren and summons having issued
thereon according Ia law.
Notice therefore is hereby given to said defendant Emily
NJ Balr that unless shall oual be and appear
lore sad court at said term thereof 10 he leld the Court
House IN Ottawa IN ,id County the second Monday OF
June pe D. 1868, when and whore said SUMMONS is re.
turnabe) aud plead answer, deur except TO said bill
the will lie tnkca for confessed iust YOU and tho
matte rs aud things therein prey cd for aoeceed accornty
4. SILVER, Clerk.
BOYLE MAYO, Solicitors for CoIhllt Feb l5-iw.
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lady writer, referring to the law furnishing
men who beat their wives, says that he does
worse by arguing with her whenever she makes
n mistake. Il had rather he would beat me,
that | would Hammer. hammer! hammer
with his nasty, disagresable logic he quite makes
nv head ache
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CONCERNING "hollering" in meeting. Aunt
Judy, an old colored woman, said to one of his
sisters "'Taint de- rolo grace honey faint de
sure glory. You holers too loud. When you
gifts de dove in your heart and de Lamb on your
bosom, you'll feel as eff you was in dat stable at
Bethlem, and de blessed virgin had lent you dc
sleepn Baby to hold"
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ArgaI.

NOTICE.-EsrArEo y JOHN p ANTHONY DECEASED No
tee Is hereby given, that the undersigned executors
of the last will and testament of John Anthony late of the
county Of La Sale and state deceased will appear efer,
the County Court Of said county the third Monday r
the goth day. OF April 1865 At the Court House Ottawa il
SAID county when aud where all having claims
demands against said estate notified TO attend AID
the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this I'D day Of January. A. D. 1865
HELEN VI. ANTHONY.
FREDERICK A. SHERWOOD,
January 25-6w. Executors
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famous Judge came late TO court one day in
busy season, whercat his clerk In great surprise,
inquired of him the reason.
the happy sire"
IAN infant iudge?"
"Oh, no. said he, 'as yet he is but crier."
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hereby notify the wagon makers of La sale
county that am the patehtcc Rnj owner OF the Patent
sken with brass or other soft metal bearings, and have
sold to William Palmer the right 20 said skeins, aud
any one using my skeis except The SAID Palmer will lay
themselves liable for damages
Feb S-Gmt. L, I. GILLErT.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LAs,IlE COUNTY. ss-Couniy
~ Court Uoreof-ia projois 10 March Trrr 4. D. ls6S
To Betsy McGi Guardian fer Eenaldo s. Cooper Marr n.
ret A. Cooper Perry .. Cooper, Eenor Cooper William
Cooper and Betsy Cooper of said county, Hors aud all
othSr persons concerned
You are hereby notified, that on 'he third Monday in
March, A. D. 1868 at said term Of said court shall Apply for
an order OF said court Is cont el such guardian, with
in reasonable time TO be fixed 10y id court to settle
and adjust yOnr accounts your actng and dongs with
reference 10 such Office and pay whatever balance NAV
befound in your hands and to file in such court bond with
penalty and security, TO be approved by said court and
shall then and there apply to lie released and discharged
from liability security your bond such guardian nov
file in said court
ottawa Ill, Feb. S, 6S-+w. WILLIAM MYERS