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FROM MARS EILLES

IARsEILLEs, August 29,b, 1872.
Mr. IEunho, having seen .he arte,.n we'll in
successful operation. i, about TO bore on his
farm on the .Outh .iGe Of the river
W <. Hawks, E.q. lett Marsellle, on Monday
for tbe wet
Mr.. Hu:d has taken the con,t.o, ,.r rubbing
the ar;e.ian well on Clark street
Rev. Mr.. LANG is TO return TO Ma-.eill-. ana
oftic',e in the Uniycrsalist Church Of E,.,
Marseilles
Several farmers have received police. sigued
Brown, Welty k Co., requesting them to call at
the Beckwith House and settle for maxim. and
using the slide and swing gate, for which they
claim to have patent. On filling to comply
with notice, you will be summoned to appear be.
fore the Circuit Court OF Chicago. 1t has caused
considerable commotion among the farmers. who
have signed document pledgng themselves to
test the validity OF the patent, believing it to be
frst-cass extortion.
William Edwards, who was thrown from the
freight train last week, has been well taken care
of and is rapidly improving.
The Water Power Company are about to put
two additional aprons on the dam.
1t would be we'll for the sidewalk and railing
to be repaired on Main street near Lords store.
There is a petition in circulation, numerously
signed, requesting the council to repair the side.
walks generally.
DIED.-On Monday, Aug. Goth, Mr.. Ira Brun.
dage, farmer living on the Ottawa road.
On Saturday August 23th, Mrs. Spencer, of
the north prairie.
On Sunday, Aug 25th, the child of Mrs.
Churchill: also the child of E. P. Douglas,
farmers between Msrseille. and Ottawa.
MARRIED.-Ou Thursday, Aug. Goth, Mr..
Geo. Hicks, of the firm of Hicks s. Partrige,
merchants, Ottumwa. Iowa, and Miss Laura,
Youngest daughter OF Mr.. James, of the firm Of
Kendall II James, of Marseilles, ILL.,. at tho
house of the brides father, by the Rev. Mr..
Rhoades. They left on the noon train for OF.
tumwa.
On Thursday, Aug. 22d, Mr.. J. T. Burke and
Miss Hopkins, of east Marselles. Also Mr..
Hopkins to Miss Burke, on the same day.
The rum shop where Beedham was killed,
where the man Bolton was indicted for keeping
disorderly house and ran away. leaving his
hondsmen in the lurch, still fourishes like
green tree Thirsty souls to whom our
licensed victualers will not sell. can yet their
fill across the river. and they do 40. as We had
melancholy exhibition on NJ ain street toe other
day. We will mention no name. IA it 10 sutti.
GENTLY humiliating without, but how long is
this TO lastP Laws deied, public opinion out.
ragged, and poor weak suffering humanity tempt.
ed to still further degradation. The individual
referred to above has been arrested. He had
often taken little girl Of twelve years old out
riding for her health. On Tuesday morning, II
appears, he took her out when under the inAu.
encc Of liquor. A serious charge Of outrage up.
I'll the little girl has been alleged syaipst him.
He IL held 70 bnil in the sum OF Ave hundred
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GERNiANs AT LA SALLB-The German Grant
meeting at La Sale on Friday evening OF last
week was Il broad farce. One DR.. Canisius,
OF Aurora, was advertised to speak, and that
he might have an audience, the Germans Of
ali parties were invited 10 attend and dis
cusS" the political issues of the day. So there
was a good attendance, and when Dr. Canisius
had been patiently heard through. Mr.. Hege.
Ter, liberal candidate for Senator, proposed as
he had Alright under the call, TO reply. But
Canislus and his two or three hackers at once
left the hali, and rousing Greeley meeting
dozen OF German Grant men in La Sale, and
with another speaker to address them like
DR.. Cauisigs there will be none by November.
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Director hello.. made a statepen, IN reference
- Up-Hlng ~ additional room III ith ward school.
ihe matter wa. LAID over for the present, and on
notion OF Director Kellogg the chairman of the
hh"Ace committee was instructed 70 report at ne
meeting an estimate OF the revenue and expenses
OF schools for the present wear m view of ,scer
tanning whether or not the Board can afford TO IN
crease the number of teachers
On motion Vi Director CulieG in view of the Oh.
PresSheiy warm weather and its probable effect
upon the health OF pupils, the time for re-openin q,
tue schools was postponed one week beyond the
usual time 10 the 9th of September)
GA motion, adjourned to Friday evening. Sept.
sta, at - o'clock.
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MORTGAGE SALE -whcreas PA

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas Patrick Hou
deed bearing date the twenyfh day February
lbl. and duly recorded in the Recorders once In and
for the county OF La sale and state OF Illinois. in ook
grant, bargain sell and convey unto John p Anthony the
north eighty i've feet OF lot numbered three block num-
bered ninety: in states Addition to the city,
Ottawa, IN the comfy III La sale ana state OF illinois and
also by said deed did waive AID renQulsh all rights I'M
der and by virtue Of the homestead exemption laws OF said
Illinois which said made secure
mortgage decd for eight hundred dollars, and due
after the date thereof with interest al tie rate ten cent
per
And wlere,. is further provided IN said mortgage that il
default 1c made in the payment OF said prcmssoy note,
NV W !" 'C Nv 'Sr' '" any i OF l" ION IleItO
At the time or times when the same shall become due then the
said John p. Anthony, his heirs and assigns, purpose,
OF paying The principa! and Interest due said note,
lhOTiZct sell said premises and ali rlgt ben.
e and nitv o REDEEM pion the said Patrick HOulahan
nuI Helen Oulaan their heirs assigns therein public
auction, Al the door oi the Cont House III Ottawa 10 the
previously Of the time OF such sale b. advertisement
one OF the ~ that time published in said county
and 10 make execute and devcrto tue purchaser purcha
ut such sale good and sufficient deed deeds of the prem
iscs O and out oI the proceeds OF such sale the whole
amount OF the principal or interest due prnc pal and in
tcres due the said promssory note said sale
said premises taxes paid and cost OF sale aud the
plus, II any. TO said party Of the nrst part;
said promissory note and the interest due thereon;
Now therefore. notice Is hereby given thar under aud by
virtue OF the power In said mortgage deed contained, Wash
ington Bushnell, assignee OF said john Anthony. SHALL
the Dth OF september S,!, at the hour OF O'Clock
said day. AZ the south door of the County 'our House In OF
in said county OF La SALE sell the above mentioned
said Patrick Houlahan and hcen loulaan their heirs and
assigns therein to the highest bidder tor cash. and will fully
ference to the premises sold and the application othe money
which shall be received from the sale OF said premises
WASHINGTON BUSHNELL.
BUSHNELL Il Bull, ATTORNEYS. auc;l
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Board Of Education.

OTTAWA, August Goth, 1872.
In pursuance OF adjournment the Board met.
Present-Directors Nash, Hitt Kellogg and Cul.
len.
called to the chair in the absence OF the Presi.
dent, DR.. Paul
Minutes of the last two meetings read and APP.
proved.
Applications for situations rs teachers were re.
ceved from Julius Lins, Mary +. Rendel, Mary
McGinnis and Agnes Cook, (the latter to teach
German.) and, on motion, applications were or.
dered noted on the minutes aud placed on file.
Notice from G. Beers and i. j, McGinnis, of &C.
ceptance Of appointment as teachers. read by the
clerk, and, on motion. placed on file.
The committee on supplies reported the follow.
ing bills correct. and they were ordered paid
Bill of o. Cunningham. work on furnaces, So 6S
Lawrence Cunningham, plasterlng, &c, 20 90
G. G. Lutz, book binding, &C., 81 90
Drietuss 4 Reiss, sheep SKINS $50
Abner Reed, digging well, SEQ
4. ii. Green. repairs, plastering, &C., 10 80
John Lovel, repairs on lightning rod, = 80
On motion of Director Nash, director Cullen in
the chair,) Miss Anna Mcpherson was appointed
teacher of the intermediate department OF the 9th
ward school at the salary heretofore paid.
On motion, it was resolved that the superlntend.
ent be instructed to examine all newly appointed
teachers, mot heretofore engaged in the schools
in accordance with sec. "a OF rules and regul
under the head Of superintendent" before en-.
tering on the duties Of their appointment.
On motion Of Director Nash, the course of stud.
les heretofore proposed by him was taken up. and
on his motion it was adopted.
Mr.. Williams, principal Of the 4th ward school,
stated to the Board that he has in his school a
class studying the Constitution Of the United
States, and that there are thirteen other pupils
desirious Of joining the class at the beginning of
the school year. and requested the permission OF
the Board to continue that study. The request
was granted.
Bill OF J. Barrett, jantOr Of 4th ward, for SO r.
vices during yvcut,on-work done on fence uud
furnace. ct the rate paid him rs anitor, amount.
iss to $685., ordered paid.
Bills Of jsnitors Burgess and Gregor, for s,mi
lar services, presented and referred TO committee
on supplies.
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4 society. 70 be known as the IL, Sale and
Livingston County Union Agricultural and Ne.
chanisal As-yciatiun,' Was organized in S,rea.or
on Saturday las, with the following officers :
Edwin Evans, president; ii Ryan, ce.presi.
dent; J r Oyerho!t treasurer; Sam John.
son, secretary. Directors, George Hakes, A
Cavanaugh, W n Lukins, W B,rnhart, NJ
Refsu, Orren Clark, VIM A Richardson, Siren :
nous efforts will be made 10 hold an exhibition
this fall
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Ncm advertisements.
Dr.. WilhOil.s Anti.PcriOdic

CURES EVERY CASE OF CnILLs AND FEvgE.Maic s, of a
good hiG when 1t is in yoar rer Neglect II and you and
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there will be ch and evers and all their CHASTITY attendants
In such localities Wlhos Tonic is potent and never fail.
ing in the and prevention OF these dreadful diseases
1t is prophylactic preventive well curative, and is
the real. long sought Aatliote to Maarial Poison.
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The CELEBRATED ARGYLE BlrTERs their twentieth
year. are able to "dnd alone their merits refreshing
and smuant tonic delicate delightfully."- pleas
ant to the taste.
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REGULAR MEETING.

OTTAWA. Aug 90, 1872
Present-Aldermen Redmond, Huston, Raben.
stein, Formulas, McGinnis, Mates, Miller and
Fields.
appointed president pro TEN.
On motion Of McGinnis, the reading Of minutes
OF last meeting was dispensed with.
Petition OF Geo. II. Rugg and others, owners of
property on Fulton street, praying City Council
TO rescind an ordinance passed by City Council at
meeting held Aug 9th granting to the o., o. Il
r. H. '. Il. Il. Co. permission to build, maintain
was presented. On motion of McGinniS, received
and referred 20 committee on laws apd ord-
nances ard City Attorney.
The police committee reported the appointment
OF John Murphy as special policeman, and action
OF committee was, on motion. approved
Committee on sewerage reported that ditch
on west Lafayette street was very much needed
for the purpose OF carving off surplus water. On
motion of Mates, referred 10 mttee on streets
and alleys.
On motion OF Formulas it was ordered that
August Ackerman tenant Of tie Fox river bridge
toll house, be allowed, as compensation for his
services as Waterman, One.half the amount of
fines collected tor violation of city ordinance in
relation 10 crossing said bridge.
On motion OF Redmond Peter Miller was d.
rected to proceed without further delay in the
prosecution Of repairs ordered to be made on the
bridge across the Feeder on Columbus street
as per order o. City Council at meeting held
Aug 9th, lt12
On motion OF Formulas, committee on streets
and alleys was authorized to cause to be made a
good and sufficient Gaping on center pier Of NJ ad-
lson street bridge.
Bonds OF Mrs. Ursula Sulzberger and Mrs Mena
Walking, reported satisfactory BY liquor Ii.
cenSe committee, were on motion, approved.
pIrIs npnvprn p.tn
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Greeley G.uo Or-rniye..

1t was publicly announced that tie Rev. J. c.
Stought'Gi, OF Auror'. would address the citizens
OF Ottawa on the political Issues of the day on
friday evening OF last week. Owing TO sudden
and severe lines. M. Stoughton was unable to
appear, and advantage was taken Of the gather
ing to organic a Greeley Club
The meeting was orlanized by c,l!ing Mr. t.
j. WADE to the cA4ir, who briefly stated iAe eb-
,ect OF the meeting
Mr. ,. Nicholson was appointed secretary.
On motion Of Capt. VIM. CogswelI commit
tee OF five was appointed by the chair TO dcait q
constitution and bylaws for the government Of
The club, and to present the names OF officers :;
said committee to report al future meeting.
The chairman appointed the following rs such
committee: Hon. J. B. Rice, LOUIS eagle, Chas.
T. Butler, Thomas Brown and Patk McG1uui-
Capt. Cogswel having briefly addressed the
meeting, an adjournment to Tuesday Of this
week was carried.
In pursuance OF adjournment a meeting was
held in the Court House on Tuesday evening,
which was organized by the appointment of M.
Jacob Lowman to the chair.
The committee presented their report, which
was adopted and the committee discharged.
The following gentlemen. were elected officer,
Of the club:
President-T. J. Wade
Vice Prcsidents-Andrew Lynch, ID. Holleck
e., George Ravens. Patrick McGiuni-, David
Batcheler and Jacob Lowman.
Secretary-B J. McGiuuis
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Council Proceedings.
SPECIAL MEETING.

OTTAWA, Aug. 10. lS72
Called in compliance with following request of
Mayor BOYLE:
To K. y. Waterman Esq, CITY Clerk, Ottawa:
You will please call special meeting of City
Council for Saturday evening Aug. 10, 1872 at
I = p. NJ, for the purpose Of making provision for
the State FAIR, and taking such action thereto as
the Council may deem necessary
And for transaction Of all such other busines s.
as may come before the council
II. h. BOYLE, Mayor
OTTAWA, Ill, Aug. 9, 1872.
Present-Smith, Carey, Dean and Huston.
There being no quorum, on motion of Dean. ad.
iOurned. K. y. WATERMAN, CITY CLERK
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DieO.

In south Ottawa, saturday. the 2ith OF August So
CORNELIUS y REYNOLDS, infant son OF {. w and :. F..
Reynolds aged eleven months and eight days.
At the Streator House. Streator on Sunday the th
AGNES SULLIVAN after Al illness OF less than "A hours
The deceased had been in the employment the
House Tor nearly three years and had earned for herself
envabe reputation for fiulness and integrity. Her sud
den demise has cast gloom upon the family in which she
long served she having thoroughly encared herself to all It's
members Her remains brought this city, where her
relatives reside for interlnent
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AZ the request OF large number OF the voters of La sale
county hereby give notice that will be candidate for re
election 10 the office OF Representative in the state LEGISLATURE
for said county. IN. GALLAGHER.
Peru, Ills. Aug. !, lS,2
SHERlFFALTY.-At the solicitation of my numerous
soldier friends and citizens am induced offer N self ~
candidate tor the Office Sheriff OF La Sale county AZ the
coming November election THOMAS LARKIN
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LELAND, La SALE Co., ILL, Aug.

LELAND, LA SALE Co. ILL, Aug IS.
Hon. +. CoRwIN. DEAR SR:-During your
speech at Leland, on the 26th inst, under
stood you to say, substantially. that some time
in the early part of the late war Horace Greeley
said that the Southern States had the unquali-
fled right to seceds without consulting the rest
of the states, and that he subsequently, repeated
the same declaration in the American Conflict
If understand you correctly, l will take is.
sue with you and discuss the same any time
you may name, at Leland. where the allegations
were made. Very respectfully,
E. STONE ABBOTT.
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- Circuit tDHt hei.Of, 10 Dci.r I,JUi S,ai ChIBCsrY.
Pauline ID. DAWSON -. Darius DayisOu
IL appearing affidavit lle In the OitCc of the
clerk that said defendant. Darius Dawson Is
resident OF said state and said complainant having led her
bin OF compliant in said court the chanccry side thereof
the som day OF August 1872, herein, and summons
having been issued thereon according 10 law:
Notice therefore. is hereby given detendOn Darius
DAWSON that unless shall personally he and appear be-
fore said said thereof be held ~ the Court
House In Ottawa, IN said county, the second Monday OF
October next. ls, Cwhcn and where said j.
reunabe and plead answer. demur except SAID BILL
the will he sken for confessed against You, md the mat
tiers and thn-s therein prayed Tor dccrecd accordingly
CHARLES H. hOOk, Clerk
LII Solicitors sug'l-iW
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MarrlGD.

At the Park House. In Ottawa the Goth inst by A. Il.
Smith. ESD Mr.. OTTO SADERBURG to Miss SHERI AN.
DERsON, both OF Mission.
On the I'D inst, by the same Mr.. RICHARD NELSON TO
Miss ISABELLA OMONSON, also OF Mission.
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doiia''. +, "pp."r To- fore Jos'ie- Murey Ter *.
animation Fms
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- The Illinois State Fair will commence Sep.
tember l6, 1872, at Ottawa, III. Refreshment
Booths beneath tho Amphitheatre, and spaces to
erect dining halls can BE- secured by calling up.
on or addressing with stamp
W. Z. BOWMAN,
Otta WA, Illinois.
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STA,TE OF ILLiNOIS,LA

- circuit ,OnJt hesqI, 20 Dfit IsIyu lN,9lV fh,ry5.
Luke Goodwin ~. George Warner and George Graves.
II appearing from aGayit on le in the Office Ol the
clerk said court, That said defendant George Graves
resident of said state, ana said complainant having
uedhis petition mechanics lien In said court on the law
aide thereof the SOh day Of August ~ ~ M heein ana
summons having been issued thereon according "a law;
Notice. therefore, IL hereby given said defendant,
George Grs that unless you shall personally be and appear
before said said term thereof to he nrd nj the Court
House In Ottawa, in said county, the second Monday
October next H. lSa whCn ana where said summons Is re-
turnahcl and plead dcmGr except 10 said bill the
will be taken for confessed against you and tie matters
and things therein prayed tor decccd are ordlngy, ~
CHARLES h. HOOK. Clerk.
MAYO l. wIpMEI, solicitors. augl-tw
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The unavoidable a5-ene, IN cIu,,dueuce Of
severe Illness, Of the ~. J. c. Stou24ton from
the meeting OF Friday evening, OF last week. a,
which be Wa advertised . peak, olc..i9l.s some
gross nl,,tatemea.- oy ;ho Republican, The
facts OF tie are simply these: When u.
Stoush,oa aad Hoa y. BUSHNELL were tose,he.
IN S'geato7 .1u.e weeks so, tue latter invited
the former to -dire-. tie people Of Ottawa, to
which Nr. 5. willingly consented, stating his
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SJ'ATE or ILLINOIS. Las,

- 'IrH omar tasI,OL ~ OyItI ~ lSi!l Caancoiy.
William kllca, Mary killrl and Edward klcn, minors,
who by Patrick kica, their n ~ friend. Harvey
Weld.
II appearing from an affidavit on lie in the office OF the
clerk OF said court thai said defendant Harvey Weld Is MOI
resident sad state. and said lanants having fled
their hi ant IN said court the chanCery side
thereof ON the IA day of August H. ISL, herein and SUM
mons having h'Cn issued thereon according to law;
Notice, therefore j. hereby given said defendant Harvey
Weld that unless you shall personally he and appear before
said at said term thereof to he held at the Court House
In Ottawa IN said county, on the second Monday OF October
next lNs twlcn ard where said summons IL rrnrnabe
and plead answer dcmur or except to said bill the same VII
I've taken Tor confessed against YOU and the matters anil thtngS
therein prayed Tor Iecrccd accordingly.
CHARLES II. llOOk, Clerk.
pICkkY, noYLH Il Nicholson. Solicitors nugil-lw
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The Boston Congrgrt,oaolit is u rehg-
ious' newspaper of class that was pretty
numerously represented ten years ago, but
which has happily become scarce IN these
days. The paper in question makes itself ey-
cessively happy over Summers readiness to
forgive Preston Brooks, and evidently consid-
ers the scrptural injunction to love your
enemies as a huge joke. The same paper is
also delighted with Nast's ,.,sphemous car
toon of the temptation, pating Greeley in
the place Of the Saviour, and would probably
die of cacchinatlon over r"cking Nasty
Dur.esquc of the cruciiiyon.
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MOTTO E.-EsrArg of Mlon.kL tYAS DEcEhtssfp---
~ Notice Is hereby given th,s ,e ,. u, he cnnntv O.
La Sale and State of Illinois deceased, WI, ap , M
fire the Countv Court said county on the thlu Muhu
benv the Dist ay of october 1871 at the Court House ia
ottawa in sad county, when and ahets all persons nasisv
claims or demands aganst said estate Are nohr" " nv"
AMI nrrsent The same ia writing tor Ai'Nst nent
b""" '"'> w" Wv W MARY RYAN,
Augji-sv A"m'"~""N'
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The eighth annual convention Of the La
Sale Co. s. S. Union will meet at the Congre1a.
tional Church, Ottawa, on S.pt 10th ard llth.
commencing Tuesday afternoon and closing
Wednesday evening.
The citizens of Ot-w, axe making extensive
preparations TO receive their guests, and it l.
hoped we shall have the best convention ever
held in the county.
Let w rally in large nun bers, sending our
best workers. Come AID let us consult to-
gether. that we may organize better for the
Sunday school work of our county.
Superintendents that have not sent in their
annual reports will please do 40 without delay.
+. Z. HAMER, Sec'y.
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S,,rATE ILLINOIS, l.

- county tOVf Of Lu iile tOiiy. OHAeI Vua D. ~.
To ALL PERSONS CoNCsRNkb: Take notice mat te uu.'
signed. grntdian OF Paula II. Shcehan John h. Stesn
chael j. Sheehan Edward Joseph Shschau Minors VIII nppN
to the County OF said county the next octur term
thereof to be holden Ut the Court House IN sad ~.
third Monday IN october next. for an order 70 81, Wv
Ing described real estate longing To s minors any M
IN the county OF La Sale ANA state OF illinois, 70 w
undivided halt of lot one, block cghv.iont H""
ton To the city Of OTTAWA, BRIDGET SiihEhNHnN. IA
August Sls, iS,.. Guardian vi su n's W.
NJ. I. MoLoNEY, Solicitor. A"g"'""
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

j0urned to Tuesday. Sept. 8. ls,2
K. y. WATERMAN, CITY Clerk.
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS.

bushnell Il Bull, Attorneys.