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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

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W E. the Suhscrin-r-. having been appointed
" by the Honorable the Probate Court t5r the
District oi Chtteuieu, JoaaIl4ssi1aers 70 receive
examine AMI adjust the claims aud doliands OF
all persons against the estate or John Jordan
late OF Ns-.i,r1 iu said District, teceasei
and als1 az claims a1d demands exhibit
eel in offset theret1 ana six months from the
day o. tc date hereof heinz eiiowct by said Colrt
for that purpose. We DO therefore hereby give no.
tee, that &c viii attend Co the business of cur
appointment 10 rho dSeluu house 90 N-s. Martha
r. jordan, ~ Uesttlti. Do said D.stric; on tho
sec 20 Fd.-liy- 4 tr''-utrv ans June lc1t. az II
O'Clock D.. g.. go each 'f said Gays.
Dated t..is 2-- .i dJs 81 c: a ID 1--l.
joseph ROBINSON. comnia'ioss-'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
DWIGHT CnNANT,S ESTATE
UnyFTTNG

oIAIL Ut ' L--'tl-FLt D Tho Hon. the Pro
: 80 ) trict Of Chittenden
To the heirs and all persons interested in the es
tate OF Dwight Conart, la.e OF WestfOrd, in said
district saceasa,l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

NovEENTs OF -HE ARMY or THs NORTH
The army Of the North IS advancing again
towards Sonme. They are carefully feeling
their way and Meeting no opposition. Gen.
Faidherbe recOnnotered the p ssages Of the river,
and discovered that the enemy have destroyed
the bridges snd hl-;ica1el the villages on the
left bank. Though the ground is slippery and
military movements difficult, the entire srrly IS
in motion. Gen. Faidherbe has been heavily re
iaforced with mec and material Of war, aui
commenced a series &C msDcayres frcm which
great results arc expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ for the District Of Nr-mont.-.n the matter 81
}. s. Scodeld, Bankrup, - 10 Bankruptcy -
To the creditors 81 safl BANKRUPT az Elt others
whom 70 may c0uce n TIE uutcr'f.rT Ell As gree
81 ssld banzrUp, hereby gives rnure that fBs
been ordered hy the district crult Il said cirict.
that he second and ia ld general meet ns or The
creditors Of said fankTupt no cid 81 the " II
burlington Ia s4d District. the 9th FAY o. Feb
ruary, A. ID I-.i, a. O'Clock iu tn afternoon, ~
the Gee Of L. L. Lawrence tsq hsia-s =. =. Lss
renee fsq one o. the he zis ers Ia Bansruptry for
the srid District. for the DuTooee named in me In
and Ssh secti rs Of tho Bankrupt ao- ami n
have flor NV final acc Unit Ss-isUee % sac
Bankrupt and that az said slime and place sh'll
appiy 10 "a o1urt the .etticsu nj ct SAID
counts and for . s-hafee from al liability A.
sgnee OF said estate m s,c,-rance win tps p,oyi,
ions Of said - section Of sd aCf
ra.ed ut s.. a ans in said Dtstr CO, this 1ri day
u " r--GE 4 A.styr..-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

| vi = Ut II4lI0-'I' 2 ~ ~ peT''h ' ooH
DIsrRcr OF cETEy3Ey SIS lam Ian S - lac T.,
Of Jer.c-c, in said District deceased.
GREETING
AZ @ Probate Court holden at Darlington within
and for the District of Chittenteu, on the SRI day
Of jan 4. ID. l,ft, an Instrument, pu5porting to
be the last viii and Tcstameu; OF JSmes Graham.
late Of jericho in said District, deceased,
and i ordered BY said Court that the 9Th day Of
January, A. d. 1871. at the Pro12te Court Rooms
10 said Burlington, he ass -re+l for proving said
instrument; and TINT notice tnceCi he given 70 all
persons concerned, Nv publishing this order three
weeks successfully ia the Euring tou Free Press,
a newspaper printed AZ said I-riIn -.1n, previous
10 the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court, the time and place aforesaid.
and contest the probate Of said viii, You have
cause.
6iver under my hand at Burlington. in said D,-
trict this iri day u January, 4. %. 1871.
-7Nw T. Z. WALES Judge.
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il. BUFGE s, Assignee

IN BANKEUPrCY.-Distr # Vermont, sat
4 Bat on the 2ii day ni December, A. D. 1870.
The undersigned hereby give notice ofth..r appoint
Ineut az Asst snees Il amsst Glars OF clover, IN
the County of GREENS sad State % Vermont.
within said District, who b-s teen adIudgsd
BANKRUPT uDon CREDITOR petlrin u, By the District
Court Of said District
tUCiUS ro8iN on. ...t,,.
HORACE PiEgCt,
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given and were as follows
T.e Prct3 taftie rr4iaa ss- ,l.-Iie
eraaefaliy preslies tonight at our festive iaarii
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express himself rs srstEel i-a' '-e e34eiy
could present such favorable record to- the
past AMI he h7.sl tast i's future would be
less crelitAl,e.
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..''' 81 me rich. ,1i,.p;-- All r.5a. ar
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In
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F..b.r lane who Maid h:.b tribute 70 his
c,.,,..l and pm, p;9e. its earthly head.
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Sgaciel to the y. i. Herald
ANOTHER so5TIE CONTEMPLATED.
Paris, Jan. l3-Tbcrc are indications that
the enemy intends TO make grand assault from
the north if the ground is found 70 be favorable
for the disposition Of the troops.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

.-,.nrys .rf..v y BANDoy- Terry Me
o,frs. 81 voaa- MA in {. ne employ Of the Psure
,ts-tls Os..-v raapslv Was stabbed "a tao
.t-.... -.. ai,b-. q. .wcea ana O'Clock,
+.,..-... -- ,rs-rs oi R-heeIsr
Z, .,res-s hat wb-. L.. McGairc and tie
,.-..--..l . rs-,..l.-, II ase. to7a.hes- with a
r.-.l ,.o-,s.,, 5ss b xzaa laeat the nigh,
.-i, .r-a .., North. a. 7i.,le At the depot
b.1..-.l .-,l s.-a, al, Oh nan rto was en-
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ts-=aslu- 1g sl5.r ASD HEARING To
-.s- rE,Y CUTLER oP a1s'1N. .. YEARS
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

PERsoSAL-Hon. VIM. Reddick and Hon. G..
w. Armstrong were in town this week, and re.
turned to Springfield on Wednesday morning.
NJ. A. explains that the petition introduced
by him in relation to the Dayton dam was not to
abolish the dam, but to put fish chute in it. for
the accommodation Of people living above the
dam who want to catch fish. "Oaly this, and
nothing more
Personally appeared before us, at our sanctum,
Dwight +. Cameron, now OF Chicago, and stated
that, to the best of his knowledge, information
and belief, "hs is we'll land happy" and that
every night, when he has been ''put in his little
bed" he says, not now lay me down to sleep
but that other one, which he can explain better
than We eau write it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

Last week, one afternoon, we made a hasty
raid upon the thriving city OF Streator, and
found it very lively AID still full OF progress 1t
has delightful sort of uewness everywhere.
New cottages aud dwellings, neS business blocks,
new stores, barber shops, meat shops, saloons,
sidewalks, &c. 1t is a new town, and every
building is of new implanted pine, or freshly
painted. The desks and counters in the stores
smell Of undrsd varnish or green paint saws
and knives in the butcher shops all glitteriug
with the untArnished polish of the cutters where
they were made the printers ink has not yet
dried on the labels IN the bottles in the drug
stores the flies have not yet seen the ceilings Of
the houses; horses wear new harness and pull
sleighs only week from the shop; many places
are doing business without signs, the demand
for them exceeding the capacity OF the painter
to supply; men wear clothing from which the
cost mark has not yet been taken; dogs howl in
Q new tune; cats squall differently and more
sprightly than our old fogy Ottawa feiines; roos.
ters more frequently and exultaatly than
ours Justices of the Peace wear gold watches
and diamond pins; oonstables live in four story
'brown fronts men get drunk and sober off
and are kicked out four times ad.y--and not
once, AS the custom here The saloon keepers
there pay 5000 year city license, and hence
these things are thusly. Streator is fast town
too. There u man oan marry his grandmother,
if he likes, and it is no ones business there
woman can whale her husband as often as she
pleases, and he can still hold up his head in
society; there man can run a church and a
grog shop Sunday school and sorosis buy
hogs, and carry on an Ottawa branch Of boots
and shoes, clothing or watches, if he chooses, and
all the time DO "bully boy with glass eye !"
there dentist is to run a newspaper, to be call.
ed the Advance, or Expositor, or Ten-piu Alley,
or Painkiiler or what ever he likes there Burke,
Heenan X Co. do more business than all the
other stores put together in dry goods, groceries,
&c, and there O'Ne,ll IL Tinlen sell wet gro.
cerieS, and of the latter we took one there
Swartz has good hotel, Stiefel bazaar, Child Il
Bro. d boot and shoe store, Alschuler & Co. 4
clothing store, Haskell a watch shop. and there
they have the NOHtiJr, u wide.awake newspaper,
full of lttc spice and local news
What more can u town want to be happy?
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1t is we'll known to every farmer that the
Eagle Mills give more and better -four from the
same amount Of wheat than any mill IN the city.
Farmers coming to Ottawa with grists should
keep this in mind, and indeed it would pay
every farmer TO stop having their grists ground
at country mills and also at those mills that
are entirely cut Of repair, where they only get
poor -four and generally, also, = poor yield.
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A BLOODY FIGHT.-A few evenings ago q
couple of Euglishmen,-a Mr.. Holmes and
another man,--were driving up tho hill towards
Mr. Hanburys, when they overlook a sled with
three French gentlemen from Limerick, and on
attempting to pass one OF the erin go bragh"
fellows bit Mr.. Holmes over the head, knocking
him out of his sleigh. Then general "ruction"
began Ono of the trio of Irishmea ran away,
and the others, each selected his mau, and the
war went on. Pretty soon Mr.. Holmes partner
"sleaned out" his man aud went to Holmes re-.
lief, armed with the end rod of wagon box on
the sled, and Immediately wound up the fight.
vigorously contested battle, and We presume they
have all had sufficient revenge to drop tho matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

DANGEROUS LiGHr.-An editorial in tho
american Agriculturis: states that it WAS shown
at corousr's inquest recently held in New York.
that 991i per cent. of the petroleum oils used are
dangerous. In other words, that only one gallon
nj 200 il safe.
From an examination Of 1000 different news
papers, regularly received at the Office Of that
journal, they estimate that there is average Of
one death a day resulting from the use Of danger.
Gus kerosene. Good, properly recti6ed oils do
not explode or even take FIRE at An ordinary ten.
pera.ure. A few manufacturer remove tho
cheap nspths and leave only the non.sxplCsive
OIL which coats few more cents per gallon, and
here lies all the difficulty; people OiH buy the
low priced gun powder stuff, sold as kerosene,
because it is cheaper.
Low priced oil. are far frsm being cheap
when the life aud safety of your family are At
stake. The better oils give as much more light
as their price is greater.
Dimmek & Bros. sell the Crystal Oil, which
they warrant to be pure and non.explosive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

SHE1IE'E''S .SALF1.-Ry virtue OF an execution
- issued out OF the clerk. office O the Circuit Court
La Sale county, and state Of Illinois, and to directed,
whereby commanded TO make the amount Of certain
Judgment recently obtained against Stephen Cooper and
T. Mooar. in favor OF Isaac Aues, Francis NJ Ryan and
William Pitcher out of the lands cnemen goods and chat
tells OF ths said Stephen Cooper and " l. Aooa have levied
OIL the following property 10 wit:
The south half ~ of lot six M In bloc; ten no. in the
village Of StreatOr, In TIC county Of La sale state OF
Illinois:
Therefore, according said command shall expose for
sale at public auction, all the right title and interest Of the
above named stephen Cooper and y T. Aooar in and to
the above described property, Saturday the eighteenth
day Of February ISL ate O'Clock at the south door
OF the county court house In Ottawa, In said county
Dated at ottawa this Goth day Of January A. D. 1871.
(2S-3w) DANIEL BLAKE,
GRo. W. W BLAME, Deputy. Sheriff of La Sale County.
MOTTO F;.-EsTArE OF KpwARD HAET, DRCE.sEp.~-
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, admnistra
tor OF the estate OF Edward Hart lat, Of the county
OF La Sale ald State Of Illinois, deceased will sppear be.
fore the county Of said county the third Monday
being the Goth day OF March ISL the Court House OF
wa in said county when and where all persons having elaine
demands against said estate notified attend pro
sent the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 26th day OF January A. y. ISL.
JABEZ Z. CROOKER,
lanS8-6w Administrator.
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STATE FAIR.-The committee appointed to
solicit funds for the State Fair have added about
81 900 to the amount heretofore subscribed.
Mr.. James Colwell canvassed Streator and OBJ
tanned $425, and expects to get at least $500
there.
There will be meeting to-day at p. NJ, to
hear from the committee, and to take further &C.
ton in the premises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

NEW GooDs.-Mr Child has gone east to Sc.
lect his spring stock, and the goods will begin to
arrive the coming week. We notice our friend,
j. d. Morgan, has taken position as salesman
at Child Il Bros popular boot and shoe store,
where he will be found hereafter. He invites
his old friends to call and see him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

Fox HUNT-Ons day lset week number of
the blooded gentry of Rutland mounted their
bloodsd coursers, let loose their pack of blooded
fox hounds. near the estate Of Lord j. I. Psrr.
The party was composed of his Lordship, above
Earl Sam Milliken, Duke Geo. Parr, (Whipper'in
Sam Parr) We did not learn the name of the
noble duke who was the Keeper-of-the.hounds,
ner of the distinguished baronet who was master
of ceremonies, or Of the knight who brought tho
"iox's brush to the beautiful lady, who lives in
know that these very distinguished gentlemen
went out; fox soon broke cover; was chased
half day. WAS caught, and proved to be red
fox, the largest one yet caught in this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

DIR. Olin, formerly of this city, has been ap-
pointed professor of Opthalmio and Aural Sur
gerry of Bennett's Medical College, Chicago.
He will continue to make his monthly visits
to Ottawa on the first Tuesday and Wednesday
after the first Monday, in each month, and will
DO at the Clifton Hotel ready to attend to all
who may need his services.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

OFFICIAL observation-disclosures insists
that he is candidate for the office OF official
photographic reporter" which the types made us
say Last week, instead of photographic re.
porter as we Intended to have it. Bowman
should be elected u, he is the best Photographic
artist in this any other udiaial circuit in this
state,
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CHICAGO, Dec. Z, 1870.

CHICAGO, Dec. Z, 1870.
.Nsesrs. Roo, d Cdy:-I have had Steck
Piano in my house for two years past and COM
mend its superiority, not only for original melo-
diousness of zone, but for undiminished purity
and freshness under daily use, and a facility OF
touch as delicate as it is unfailiug.
Very truly yours,
D. c. BROOKS, Ed. Railway Review.
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PERsoNALs.-A few days ago We made the &C.
quaiutance of Conductor Williams, of the new
railroad. He runs the neon train from Chicago,
and the evening train from Streator, and is a
clever and efficient officer. He has large ex-
perienee as a conductor, and passengers may
trust themselves to his care with implicit con
fidencs.
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Nessrs. Roo. g. Cddv :

GENTLEMEN Tho Steck Piano I purchased
of you is really admirable The quality of tone
is Of the richest. aking the Piano to sing rath.
er than to play. Ny first impressions are more
than realized. REV. A. EDWARDS,
Asst. Ed. Northwestern Christian Advocate.
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For SALE-A valuable horse and buggy fox
sale. The horse is young, gentle, but lively and
handsome, and No, roadster, and goes inside
Of minutes. The buggy is new and elegant.
Enquire at the FREE TRADER Office
J. G.. ARMSTRONG.
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To OLD SErTLERs.-The Secretary Of tho La
Sale County Old Settlers Society desires " TO
say that there is an album at Mr.. Ebersols gun
shop in this city. in which the Society are anx-
ious to have every old settler place his or her
picture. Persons placing their pictures in the
album are expected to come down trae towards
paying for the album, which is large and splen.
did one, and if they are not members OF the So.
cie,y, further deposit of so cts. will procure
them the distinction of being enrolled in the
honorable fraternity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

Keep it before the public that Child Il Bro.
have the largest stock of boots aud shoes, and
are selling lower than any other house in the
citv
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#arrtrO.

On the Esd inst at the residence Of Samuel Probsseo,
VIM g. Smith. Esq Miss CHARLOTTE +. TICk 10 Mr. CoRSg.
LIus SRAuL, all OF the town Of Brookneld.
On the 18th inst, by Arthur Lockwood, Esq., Miss
hKABRR to Mr. SAMUEL MILLS both Of the town OF
On the 2th inst, by the same Miss MARY SHIPLEY NJ
ELzAY u. NICCuA. both q the town Of Utca.
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Nesas. Root &c Cuiy, Chicdgo.

Mesos. Root &c Ctdy, Chicago.
would be willing to take in exchange for the
Steck. Pure in tone, evenly balanced, honestly
made, and wearing like piece OF wrought steel,
it wei! deserves to be called 1.-THE National
Piano" CmAs d. LAKEY,
\ Editor and Publisher lie amertca, Builder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

For good dish of fried, stewed or raw oyster.
70 to q. b. Buttons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

Clearing out winter stock, price very low, a,
Burke ~ Hecnan's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR.
DIR. CROOKS
Wine OF Tar!

DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar should be- used for
all Lung Complaints, tending towards consump.
ton for exciting the appetite and promoting
good digestion, well as for all manifold di.
seases arising from dersnged and dcblitated
stomach.
A remedy which has been tested and proved
n thousand different ways capable of curing
al diseases of the Throat and Lungs perform.
ing very many remarkable cures, merits trial
from all who are suffering from similar affsc.
tons, and vainlv seeking relief. Try one bottle
of DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar.
Letter ErOs.t Il Druggist.
- . T'rrtt,riUe, AID, SsU 1870.
P,sprietars Dr. Crooks Wins Of Tar:
The S9 Of yCr Vine Of Tn abIeS on the rontdrv
erertody says "LOOk herr R1, You any Of d.
tfooFe |tne Of Tar, WIZ Jelts any ndicte took
anSrers tie place Of c1iO. and biUs mass saction upon
hs rsr. aud ,cH cts rerer That hr, tells ne
run Theh NeVvrg ere1bOtV Odgtt TO hare on hand" and
M Jtt. Is TIE 6Dy ,etcis er that ,eOud
0h 10 Keep 0 hd Jor an eeygeBcY Persons hare been
buJlt MAJ netr me- u ueS 1-csirPi ,ruh disttttI but
d. cfcoEs Vine Of Tar has bOHGst dbDN ,erOnion In
SHIRT time seeD,S e nqc. Ere those rho l0okei
IN. t,o0ks Vine OF Tar, ana hruri1bV return chh
preston, We t beS al the medicine hare eter TAKEN
Gnd IhdEsfaV Deijcild keedfter irish had tel
y"H al thai i Sdtf db1W y0r VIM Of Tar muy san ODIe
sometime. Yours hGy, JOSEPH HCRD.
For Scroula. Old Sores Ulcers. Tpmors Chronic Rheu-
ma.!sIn, or any Disease Of the skin or blood, use
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

Choice Buckwheat flour at the Eagle Mills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-01-28

Best Young Hyson Tea at $3.50 per h.. at
Burke & Ueenans.
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Letter CrOg:t Il Druggist.

For Scroiua, Old Sores Ulcers TUmors Chronic Rheu-
ma:sm, or any Disease OF the skin or blood, use
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Ayers Cathartlc Pills.


Perhaps no one medicine Is so
universally required by every.
body as u cathartic, nor was ever
any bsiore so universally adopt.
ed into Use, in every country snd
among all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative Pull. The
obvious reason Is, that 1t is u
more reliable and far more eEec.
tual remedy than an other. -
Those who have tried It know
that 1t cured them; those who
have not. know that It cures
.thcir neighbors and friends, and
all know that what It does once
1t does alwsys-that itnevcr fails