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MORTGAGE sALE-DavidA. Town. mortgage. vs. Alex.
~. andcr Itcned. Margaret litlchcld mort sagors, and
G.. +. TreNet subsequent purchaser. '.
Whereas, heretofore To Wit tn etwcnty l day of
February 1859; In the county of La sale and State OF
Illinois, being Justly indebted to David A. Town. u .sd
and State in the sian of twelve hundred and TWEEN dol
lars'and eighty cents Sizes upon four prommissory notes.
dated the said twenty day February A. 1869 and
payable the order of the said David A. Town. with
al per cent per anan payable annually. Of which
sum lot hundred and scvpnytwo dollars and cents,
offeh said Alexander Iittcncld and M wife Mar
gact ttced TO secure the paymcnt of said nehiednc
presented by said notes did duly make execute and deliver
the said David ~ Town. the day first herein mentioned
mortgage upon the following described rea! estate, (Which
mortgage cd Tor record on the twentytt % day of
February p. 1892 and duly recorded IN book IL, OF the La
SalN county records page g. 10 wit; Tho southeast Qnarter
% OF the sonhwos Quarter "a of section No weny'one
G In township No, irty>iN @ north OF range two ca east
of the trd principle meridian containing forty o) acres
more or less
Default hans been made the payment Of said promssory
note due aforesaid on the twenty scodd % day OF Feb
ruary S.l for the OF two hundred and scycnytwo
dollars and my cents. with interest aforesaid the mor-n
gee and the owner Of said note David Town. by virtue Of
OF sale IN said contained will offer for sale
public vcndue the premises described IN said mortgage the
south door Of the house In ottawa in said county,
Wednesday. the 9th day of April 1870. ut O'Clock
to tvNmouut due upon said notes and the expenses
this proceeding according to the provisions of said mortgage.
Feb. n, $50 -6w ID. A. TOWN.
A..utiRovHR. Sol.
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

nOOlidnQS herman IONIC
10 combination OF all the Ingredients OF the Bitters
with fuhx Santa Cruz Rum. Orange, etc. II is used
Tor the zane diseases the Bit,ers u Gaze. where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required. You will
bear III mind that these remedies are entirely Gine.
snt from any Others advertised for the OF the dis
cases named. these being scientific prepa OF
medicinal extracts, while the others are mere deCuc-
lions OF min In some form. The TONIC il decidedly
ole OF the most pea.Ant and agreeable rcucdc. ever
offered to the public. It. taste j. exquisite II il, u
pleasure 10 take II. while it's life giving, cxhila at
ing. and medicinal qualities have caused ii 10 bc
known ~ the grestest Of all tonics
DE8ILITV
There Is no medicine equal TO He4aaud'- German
Btters or Tonic in cases OF Debility. They mpart
tone and vgor 10 the whole system. strengthen the
appetite, cause an enjoyment Of the food. enable lie
stomach to digest it, purify the blood, give go>d,
T.
sound. healthy complexion eradicate the yellow ,inge
from the eye, impart bloom to the checks. and
change the patient from short brcathcd. cmacis
ted. weak and nervous invalid, to a full-faced stout
and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are made
strong By using the 5itters or Tonic.
7h&ss raussdi~ are TIE best
Blood Purifiers
known and will cure all diseases resulting ron
bad blood. Keep your blood pure keep your Liver
in order; keep your digestive organs in q sound,
healthy condition by the Of these remedies, and
NO disease viii ever assail you. The best in the
country recommend them II years of honest reputa.
ton so Tor anything you must try these preparations
TESTIMONY
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NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
able terms the following lands and lots, situated
in La Sale county, to Wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres-wT swll Of EII Mex Sec ct 88,R3.
80 Acres-9, a. Of Canal El5 Mex Sec II, T. 80 R.3.
so Acres-wlI sW14 Sec %. r. 81, Rs
100 Acres-NWl4 Sec. = 7. 81. K. 5.
TOWN LOTS
Lots 5. &, Block 9, States Addition TO Ottawa.
Cndl. Lot II. Block 4, States Addition ts Ottawa.
Lots = g. l. 3, 6, 9, TO- u Block -, States Addition to
Ottawa.
Lots Q, TO- II, I2 49, o. % Block es States Addition
to Ottawa.
Lot &, Block Sc Sato's Addition TO ottawa.
Lot -, Block 80 Ottawa Centre.
The above will b sold Tor part cash down. and the residue
time purchasers. Far further particulars apply
Albert +. Dow, Canal Office Ottawa
ottawa, May 16, ls6S.-tf r. f. G90DEIL.
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A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED
N IN CITY PROPERTY.
The city property formerly owned by Richard L. Reilly
Block %, on Ottawa Avenue,
Having been purchased by Daniel Ge said property can be
purchased within the next ninety days good time, and at
less than its value within the
tcuars enquire of Hugh }. Glen of the firm OF Reddck
GiUen. ianS
INAltM FOR SALE..-well adapted to farming
1 purposes stock raising. Must and will he sold before
March lst 1870 at great bargain. Four and half miles
southeast of Seneca HIS. Consisting of prairie
and y of timber land Well fenced abundance
Ing water for stock good frame house. 6y stories well
finished with good cellar under it good well and
cisten that will hold $50 200 barrels of WATER
the house. Frame stable cribs and other outbudngs.
An orchard of $50 apple beginning bear. Apply
TO owner, on the premises, LYMAN RAYMOND. or to
WM. s. JACKSON,
Real Estate Agent
January !. lSt0.-2m Seneca. Ills.
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Zeal ESTATE.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SAI.E.s

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE:
Twenty feet Main street. of Sale adjoining
Spencers bakery, with two story frame building
pied grocery store and u s. Saloon; also story and
half house, with rooms, Ottawa Centre Opposite Vees
wagon shop. Either both Will be sold great bar gain.
Apply to GEO. ROtTCLIFFE
February S, ls70.-u
EARM FOR SALE..-The subscriber offers his
Farm for sale, situated OF neiyhborhoods
In the town Of Rutland La Sale county, five miles from Oa.
and four miles from Marscles containing acres prairie
and " timber. There Is the farm good dwelling house
nearly new, with II rooms all in good order good and
sailing for 81 head OF cattle agood orchard of apples cher
ries pums good school house within 60 the
house Amy wishing buy will examine the
premises before purchasing elsewhere will sell
gain For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber
tawa, La Sale county, Ill. NEWTON WARD.
Ottawa, January ljtll lSi0.-2m'
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TESTIMONY
Like the following WAS never before offered in behalf
T.
Of any medicinal preparation:


j.
OF any medicinal preparation:
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
writes:
PHILADELPHIA March 10, 1857.
mud HOOfiand'S German Bitters Is q GOOD tonic
useful in diseases OF the digestive organs and Of great
benefit In cases OF debility and want of nervous Sc
GEO. II. WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
consider - Hoofand's German Bitters yanah,.
medicine IN cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys-
pep:ia. can certify this from my experience Of it.
Yours. with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
..... a
HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June !. 1868
have found by experience that HooNand's Ger.
man Bitters Is very good tonic relieving dyspep-
GEORGE suARswooD.
HON. WIN. +. ROGERS,
Mayor OF the city of Buffalo, N. y
MAYORS OFFICE, BUFFALO. June % 1869
have used " Hoollands German Bitters and Tom
mend them as an excellent tonic imparting tone and
yg9r to the system. Their use has been productive
OF decidedly beneficial effects. WIN. +. ROGERS
t HON. JAMES NJ WOOD,
Ex-Mayor of Willismsport, Pa
take treat pleasure in recommending . IIooaand's
German Tonic " to any who may be afflicted with
M
Dyspepsia. had the Dyspepsia 20 badly it waa i'm.
possible to keep any food on my stomach, and b.
came SO weak as not to be able to walk half q mile
Two bottles OF Tonic effected a perfect ct cure o
CAUTION. ....
Iloonand's German remedies couAterleited
The genuine have the signature Of q. M. Jackson
ON the front OF the outside wrapper Of each bottle and
tho name OF the article blown in each bottle All
others are counterfeit.
Price Of the Bitters, $500 per bottle;
Or, = half dozen for $500.
or, lair ne do o.c FOR ssso per bottle;
The Tonic il iIWt sp iW quart LOtties.
Rccolect that 1t is DR.. Hollands German Rome.
dies that are so universally used aud highly recon-
mended and do not allow the druggists to induce you
70 take anything else that he may say is iue As GOOD
because he makes larger profit on it. These rome.
aies Wi De sent ~ express TO any locality upon up
pA'''0iP .RisiifNcrpAr. OFFICE.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. G3i ARCH STREET, philndcitAi0
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
u Formerly 9. N. Jackson Il Cos -
These remedies are for sale by Druggists, Storskssp.
~ DO not forget to examine well the srtiele yos
~, In order TO ges the genuine. ..,. ~ -
~ . -.f.... ... I|. ...
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
- PHILADELPHIA. June !. 1868,
have found by experience that "HooNands Ger.
tic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SIARSWOOD
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Ut
And that The time OF redemption the the
above named tracts of land viii expire the aith day June
A.. d. S.. aud the next eight will sale
18th OF June 1870 and the eight tracts bought the 26h
of June 1858 Will the 10Th day Of June d.
and The last tract Of land described In this notice. bought on
the 10Th OF June lsS will expire Gth d.
lSD. l. II DELANO.
ottawa February 9ith 1S7O.-Sy.
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TAX SAIL: Notice. Notice is hereby Civ.
That at sale of delinquent lands and town lots. by the
Treasurer and GfiO Collector of La sale and
OF Illinois, for the state county and other taxes and due
thereon for the year s and previous wears held at the Court
House In OTTAWA In said county, the I'D day OF June
iS and continued from day day in pursuance OF law.
Thomas H. Clark the 2jh day of June A. 1868 purchased
the following describe tracts OF land situated IN said county
10 wit:
The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section
Is township r. range east of the third principal meridian
and the south ten of the twenty the
half of the northwest quarter of section H. township 81 north,
range east OF the third principal meridian
The time redemption oil said tracts Of land from the above
sale will expire on the 25h day of June A. ~ $50
THOMAS II. CLARK
Nttawa Eahrnnry n -2v
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,I,AX SALE NOTTCE.-Yotiei 4 herehv


That al sale of delinquent lands and town lots nv the
Treasurer and lRO Collector of La Sale county
OF Illinois Tor the state county and other due
thereon for the 6 and previous years held the Court
House Ottawa IN said county. the I'd Gay OF June
lSS and 'inued from day dav. in pursuance law
Thomas H. Clark the cath day or June 1863 purchased
the following described tract of land 10 wit:
The south ten Of the north twenty-five OF The
west half Of the half Of the northeast quarter section
81 township 8! north. Of the third principal
dian, containing ten aC1's, in said county.
Tic time of redemption Of said OF land the
sale will expire the 9th day Of June 4. j. 1870.
THOMAS H. CLARK.
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HON. WIN. f. ROGERS.

HON. WIN. +. ROGERS,
Mayor OF the city of Buffalo, N. Y.
MAYORS OFFICE, BUFFALO. June % 1862
have used " Iioollands German Bitters and Ton.
&c in my family during the past year. and can recon-
mend them as an excellent tonic mparting tone aud
vigor to the system Their use has been productive
OF decidedly beneficial effects. WIN. f. ROGERS
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HON GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of PENNSYLVANIA
writes
PHILADELPHIA. March 10, 1857.
mud " HOofand's German Btters Is q GOOD tonic
useful in diseases OF the digestive organs and of great
benefit in cases OF debility and want Of nervous Sc
ton in the system. Yours truly.
GEO. W. WOODWARD,
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

HOUSE. Mr.. Farnsworth of H.. from the
post Office committee, reported bill to
abolish the tranking privilege. and asked to
have it made special order.
After being debated at considerable length
the bill passed by yeas 1924, nays IA.
Mr.. Churchill of n. Y, from the Commit
tee on Elections, reported in favor of John
Coyode, and against H. ID. Foster. as mem
bers elect from 2lst Congressional District of
Pennsylvania.
The House at $50 O'Clock went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the legislative. execu-
tive and judicial appropriation bills.
Mr.. Myers OF Pennsylvania, called the at
tention OF the Chairman of the Committee on
Appropriations. to the fact the that the appro-
priation for construction and steam engineer
ing were exhausted. In cons cquence an
order had been sent out a few days ago to
suspend all work in their bureaus after Feb
ruary 18th. He said that 1000 men would
thus be thrown out of employment and asked
how soon an appropriation would be made.
Mr.. Dawes replied that he was not informed
of the fact officially, and when he should be
the Committee would no doubt take action.
Mr.. Logan, from the Committee on Military
Affairs. reported a bill to reduce the number
of officers in the army, which was made d
special order for Wednesday next.
Adjourned.
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State Temperance Convention.

LEWISTON, Jan. 81
The State Temperance Convention assem-
blcd in Auburn Hall this afternoon, and Hon.
n. &, Hichborn of Stockton, was appointed
temporary Chairman, and II. A. Shorey of
Bath, and W. b. Lapham of Woodstock, as
temporary Secretaries. The Convention was
permanently organized with Hon. Sidney
Perham of Paris, for President and one Vice
President from each county.
A Committee of Resolutions with Hon.
Nelson Dingley Jr., of the Lewiston Journal.
as Chairman, was appointed. Speeches were
made by several gentlemen including Hon.
John J. Perry of Oxford, who expressed his
disapproval of Gov. Chamberlain's course,
and advocated the holding of the Republican
party to its pledge for prohibition and its en-
forcement.
Attorney General Frye of Lewiston, favored
sticking by the Republican party, took strong
grounds in favor of State Police, and COM
mented severely on Gov. Chamberlain's dec
laration that the liquor laws were as well ex-
ecuted as the laws against theft and murder.
At the evening session speeches were made
by various gentlemen. The Convention is
well attended and continues in session through
tomorrow.
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Foreign News by Cable.
PARIS, Jan.

IAR1S, JAN -.
Many of the troops recently sent to La
Cruzot to preserve order there among the
strikers have returned to the garrison. Presi-
dent Schner now accuses Englishmen of hav-
ing fermented the troubles. There was Il
stormy session of the Corps Legislatif this
NJ. Theirs in his speech demanded the de-
nuncation of this treaty and reproached the
majority asserting that they did not truly
represent the country or they would over
throw the ministry. having principals the
country had repudated, and great agitation
ensued.
Ex-Ministcr FORBADE replied that the ma
Jority upheld the Cabinet, and it is not under
stood why NJ Theirs opposed the ministry,
and FORBADE upheld it. but it is supposed that
NJ. Theirs wishes it to result in vote that
would force Daru, Lovet and Buffet to RESIGN
in order to be- replaced by the members of the
majority.
1t is announced that Lord Clarendon had
arrived here from London, to ascertain for
the English government the real intention of
the Cabinet and Tulleries, in regard to the
treaty of commerce, which expires on the 4th
OF February next. The report of the death of
the Pope is false.
Col. ID. Dagy, Commander of the Antilles
Legion, died in this city yesterday. During
his last sickness he called the officers of the
Legion together and enjoined their fidelity
and honor to the Pope and France.
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Miscellaneous Items.

ALBANY, n. y, Jan. 20.
In the Senate to-day a bill was introduced
repeating the registry law. The resolution
instructing the railroad committee to inquire
into the authority for railroad companies ex-
ira fare for sleeping and drawing room cars,
was called up and so amended as to require
the committee to report in thirty days, and
after the dbeate the amendment was adopted
.....s PROVIDENCE, Jan. u.
A Convention of the school committees,
superintcndents and trustees, of this State,
was held here to-day with large attendance.
Judge f. F. Potter of the Supreme Court
presided Various school matters were dis
cu>sed with interest.
HARTFORD, Jan. 26.
The body of an unknown man was found in
the Harrington river about mile from Lin
nonville on Wednesday, apparently about 40
years Old, stout built large head, with the
top nearly bald. The coroner's jury believe
it case of murder, rs there are wounds
upon the head.
The Connecticut river is free of ice from
this city to the Sound
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. %.
One hundred fifty workmen at the cutlery
works of the g. Russell Manufacturing Co.,
at Deerfeld have struck on account of a
reduction in their wages.
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FROM PORTLAND.
Faffasnt's Visit TO the FIeet.-The Rush
to See the IrOn- Ciads.

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE DAILY JOURNAL.
PORTLAND, Jan. q.
Nothing of consequence transpired this
morning. The weather is clear and warm.
Admiral Farragut's party has gone down in
the Leyden TO visit the fleet and all the dis
tinguished visitors are with him; including
Governor and staff, and Mayor and City Au-
th0rities.
Great numbers of people flocked to town
to-day to visit the feet, notice having been
given in the papers that they would receive
visitors and great disappointment was felt by
many, they being refused admittance owing
to the visit of Admiral Farragnt and party, on
whose account the vessels were kept free
until the afternoon. The harbor was filled
however with boats which sailed around the
fleet, and the disappointed ones had the priv
lcge Of witnessing the fine spectacle of man
ming the yards of the Monarch and Plymouth
when the Admiral visited those vessels No
sooner was the Admirals party down one
side than visitors were admitted on the other.
and in the afternoon the vessels were crowded
full. All the boats in the vicinity swarmcd
with passengers: and the wharvcs were so
crowded with people waiting for u passage.
that some boys were pushed into the docks
luckily without loss of life
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. p.
The following telegram was received at the
War Department to-day;
Atlanta, Jan. %
70 General F. d. Townsend -
The House was organized to-day by the
election of Nh McWharter, the Republican
candidate. as Speaker. Three persons were
excluded as ineligible. Eleven OF those eases
inquired into were pronounced eligible six
teen who had refused to take the oath were de
ciared TO have been ineligible by their refusal,
and one whose case was sent to the board
having failed to appear, and bling absent from
the city was forbidden to take part in the or
ganlzation. Attera careful examination of the
act of Dec 22d. decided that the fourth sec
ton would not permit me to seat the candi-
date having the next highest number of votes
in the place Of persons found to be ineligible.
(Signed.) Alfred II. Terry,
Breyet Major General.
The Commissioner of Agriculture, in refer
ence to numerous applications for seeds, cut
tings, &C., gives notice that owing to the
meagre appropriation by Congress for that
purpose. he is unable 10 comply with such re-
quests.
\. Il. Corbin of n. y. was before the Com
mittee on Banking and Currency to-day, and
was examined at some length in reference TO
to the gold panic in New York. His exami-
nation will be concluded tomorrow, but he
positively declines to divulgc any Of his testi-
mony on the ground that it would be showing
disrespcct to the committee.
At an interview between the President and
the Mayor and Register of Deeds of Washing
ton to-day, the former expressed his surprise
that the committee of citizens, who waited on
him few days since, should have understood
as promising 10 recommend to Congress APP
preparations for the benefit of the city. In
the present temper of Congress such recon-
mendation would not he regarded. He had
long desired to see the Capital take rank with
the first in the world, and to beautify and
adorn it. At the conclusion of the interview,
the President expressed his willingness to
communicate to Congress communication
setting forth the necessities of the District
and suggesting such legislation as would be
likely to give general satisfaction with such
recommendation and endorsement as he should
deem proper.
On account of the ball this evening at Ma
sonic Hall to Prince Arthur, the reception
at the White House, which was to have taken
place this evening, has been postponed until
next Thursday.
Prince Arthur this afternoon visited the
Arsenal, where he was received with an ap-
propriate salute
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school room this morning at half past nine
O'Clock. All teachers and educators will be
interested in the exercises. Prof. Allen of
Pennsylvania, c. b. Stetson of Lewiston, S.
A. Plummer of Dexter, and County Super
visor Bigelow will lead the instruction in the
various departments. All the schools in the
city will be closed to enable teachers to attend
the meetings of the institute Teachers
from the adjoining towns will be present. In
doubleday the meetings will be of the deepest
interest to the friends of education.
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Piano Tuning. Piano Tuning I!

Mr.. HOOPER of Boston, will arrive in this city
in few days, for the purpose of Tuning and Re
pairing Pianos. Orders to he left at the Kennebec
journal Ofice. +25jan&5tf
Don't DYE but a bottle or two Of that incom.
parable article known as NATURES HAIR REsToR-
ALIVE. 1t makes the head feel so good. sold ev-
erywherc. sec advertisement tAian-d&wtf
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State of CoNNECTICUr,
GA,,Ytr, &c IIanTDTAn Z co.

tUUHty UT : =
/, EDWARD GOODMAN, Commissioner for the
State of Maine do hereby certify that at the request
of the officers Of the NORTH AMERICAN FIRE In
sURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford have examined
the assets of said Company, and from such examin-
alton find said Company is possessed of an actual
Capital of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars all Of
which is clearly set forth in the annexed state
ment of the condition of said Company the ~ecre.
tary of the state of Maine.
In WITNESS WHEREOF ! have hercuntu set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at my Office IN
Hartford, Connecticut.
H. EDWARDSGOODMAN.
Commits of Deeds for Maine, in Hartford ct
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We understand that the Committee on Rail
roads yesterday voted to report TO the Legs-
lature the general railroad bill. The vote in
committee stood six in favor, to three against.
one being absent. The member who is absent
is understood to be in favor of general rail
road law