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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
Ldnd d Water P1lcey' Go. Add.
to Aarsea1es tn EHNW4,
Ga 20 ~ Do IL
Sec. u, I. 80, X. 4.

4. r. Bombs Su5dir. Of Lots
8. 8, 10, II, ~ d u Of the
Land d P0acer Co. add. to
MurseiLeS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
Aall0'y's add. to Leland.

Tracts and Lots marked thus I In the
foregoing list were forfeited for the
taxes Of A. ID. 1863. and those marked
thus cor thus we're forfeited for the
year A. b. 1870: and the amount placed
opposite the first named lots included
the taxes due thereon for the years
1869 and 1870: and where both char
acters are placed opposite one. tract
or lot, the taxes for both 1869 and 1870
are included together with the taxes
OF A. n. ISL. All other amounts in
the foregoing list are the taxes due for
the year 1871.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
st ATE OF ILLINOIS, f. -.

H. Snliiuci l.'yinond. treasurer ara
EAIoiIlclo Director OF La safe Coln'
~, III thc STATE oil Illinois, do hereby
give notice that | VIII apply to the
IoIui'E o"rt OF sara '"unty, AZ the
Luur icrhl thereOt, 10 ne holden AZ
we ,ouFl rouse IN ottaNa IN ,sald
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.auus Mu '"H lois described IN the
II" g@oin- ~ ll't, lot taNrS. interest
n ~. cpN's 10 'Tton anu that | VIII
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18

7ora IF Marssiles-Smiths
ISubhoiSion.
&c K X r Il Co. Ia 5,vS l33 I'll
X Hughcs.......... III 3 $50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
CdmM TipSteeS' !Subd. IF Blor5'v
IN Otajra ana .id,iitious

w Nth "h 'HU -tVrlttOUS
Joseph Schi',. second l,ascnold
IN and % the " loft on the nv.
drauiiC Da.!c, commencing
80 IT'S OF the top water linz n,
said basin on : side and an
The section line between AVA
q scu uf SECTION IL. T. 81, RS
thence = - line Of Water 81.
thence c ~ IT,. Themes to
point Ntt. s0f water line In
said basin. thcnsc " 70 placa
Of beginning, and improve.
inents thereon. M a
- X Po;tlg, second leasehold in
and to the following describ.
cd premises: Commencing
100 Il = OF block No Is Origl.
nal Town of Ottawa, In the
basin. At the nv cor OF Jer,
Woods lot or leAsehOld in.
terest. thence " 30 II, thence
500 II, thence . 10 II, thence
n @ n, and improvements
thereon ACKNOWLEDGMENT. iiiN
sJohl HossAck, iessehoid Inter.
est In and to Y trArt Of land
on canal basin 4 Of black IL
In Original Town VI ottawa II ID
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u II Porter, leasehold interest
IN and 10 . piece of land olt
VIA. On canal basin OF VII
loI = and eh lot ) in block IL,
and improvements thereon ]
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-29

The University of Minnesota has
now about two hundred aud fifty
students enrolled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-29
Is the Square and Compass" a
Trade Mark-Important Decision.
From the New York Sunday Herald.

Nivh 'he Ate" toAh 0uhudl
A st. Louis miller sought to regis
ter as his trade mark brand in
which the familiar Masonic symbols
IT the square and compass" are CON-
bined wi b the names of the St eets in
which his mills are located. On ape
peal from the decision of the Exam.
iner of Trade Marks the case went
before Acting Commissioner Thach-
er, who has just affirmed the judg-
ment against the applicant. la sup
port of his position he states that the
words of the brand do not come
within the legal definition as consti-
tuting trade mark, being neither
the name of any person, firm or COR
poration, nor describing the commod-
ity upon which the mark is placed.
With reference to the Masonic en-
blems used the Commissioners sug-
gests that the antiquity and wide
spread existence OF the fraternity
and it's fiourishing condition might
be considered to withdraw its uni,
versally recognized symbols from the
category of devices, whose use could
be appropriated as exclusive proper
ty of individuals and endowed with
the sanctions and privileges of reg
istered trade mark. In the craft
these figures are understood to have
certain mystic Specification. To con-
meet the commodities of manufac-
ture Herewith might be held by
some to give them certain qualifi.
cation or endorsement, while by 9TH
ers it might be held to establish an
undesirable suggestion of matters re-
puIsively occult and forbidding. To
use such recognized symbols as trade
marks would constantly work de-
ception and dissatisfaction and were
hey sanctioned they would defeat
the object OF the merchant, which ia
TO enlarge and advance his trade.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-29
Anniversary of the Fire.

The Chicago Inter Ocean comes out
with magnificent anniversary num-
Der of ten full pages, and a map
showing the burnt district, with the
new buildings which have been con-
structed within the same since the
great fire of October last. Full de-
tails of The losses as given amount TO
the sum of S192'000,009. The grand
total Of the years work is summed up
as follows:
New buildings south division, $685.
$4,000
New buildings in North division,
Sc, 425, 900
New buildings in West division,
$685.
Total cost s45, 55s, 200.
The Post in summing up the re-
suits thus far says;
1--WE expected to lose, for time,
at least, half of our wholesale trade.
We have retained it all. In fact, 1t
is the concurrent testimony Of our
merchants that they never did 50
much business during any previous
year.
Il claims:
The burned city is more than
half rebuilt.
2-The capacity of the new BUSH
ness blocks is greater than the capac-
ity of those that were burned.
3-The character of the new build
ings is vastly superior in every re-
spect TO that of the old.
4-Population has increased % per
cent in the year.
5-The number of business men in
the city is considerably greater than
the number one year ago to-day.
6-Wholesale merchants are occu>
plying much more room, and doing
nearly twice as much business as
they did before the fire.
Real estate has risen fifteen to
twenty per cent.
The Chicagoans have no special
desire to elevate arson into an hon.
orable profession to be practiced, like
surgery, for the good of mankind; but
the benefits of the great fire are now
so palpable and marvellous, that some
of the more enthusiastic of our citi-
zens are inclined to canonIze Mrs.
OLeary, and lift her immortal COW,
in scuIptured has relief, upon the ia
csde of the new City Hall.
The total amount of relief money
received and distributed was 81, 070,-
066,1
Chicago has proved herself the
eighth wonder aof the world, and
stands unsurpassed in history as an
example of energy and pluck.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-10-29
Great Men and Their Wives.
Mrs. stanton in the Baptist Union ]

Mrs. Stanton in the Baptist Union
From the days of Socrates tC
Charles Dickens there had been one
long succession of unfortunate ex.
amples. Poet and painter, dramatisI
aud novelist, philosopher and linguisI
the Molieres, the Millions, the By,
rons, the BlIwers, The Durers, the
Scaligers, the Sheridans, the Thack
erays-will all marry and quarre
"a the future, as in the past. All
,hese men. without exception, will
IN the future, as in the past, blame
heir wives for the several successive
catastrophes. And yet, what q
ecord OF heartlessness and indiffer-
suce our greatest men have left OF
heir domestic lite. DR.. Franklin.
that old unitarian kite flyer, went
20 Europe, leaving his wife behind
and never saw Der face for eleven
wears. She had shared his poverty
nd practiced his Poor Richard max
inns, pinched, economical, patched
and darned, worked early and late,
red children, nursed them through
undice, red gum, whooping-cough
measles, scarlet fever and fits, while
Benjamin enjoyed the splendor of a
court, velvet cushions, great dinners
aud choice society. OF course, when
ne came back, the poor drudge was
no match for the philosopher there
was great gulf between them
That her heart rebelled is manifest
in the headstrong acts of her chill
dren He quarreled with his sons,
aud disinherited one of them. Thus
The mother was revenged. A just
retribution for any wrong on woman
Is sure to cOme,in the vice and crime
IF her children, to the third and
fourth generations. Henry Clay
thought he could safelyleave his wife
ut Ashland to bear children and
make butter for the Lexington mar.
ket, while he made laws for the ma
ton and love to the lovely women
IN Washington. There his heart
stood always open as any boarding
house door, shut against her who
was playing Solomon's wise women
on farm in Kentucky, cutting
out lindsey and jeans for the mig
GER" His dream of ambition over,
sick and sad, he went back to Ash
land to find that the domestic drudge
called by the holy name of wife, had
reared up for him race of degener-
ate and hayward children. He
was filled with the bitterness of dis
appointment. But they measured
the depth Of the mothers humiliation
The angles Of indifference and retail.
'ation were but equal. Was it the
mother that made one son crazy
with hopeless love f; another a sour,
discontented man, overcome through
lfe with a sense of inferiority and
i ckeys AID gamblers of the rest ?
truly, wisdom is justified by her
children. We do not gather grapes
from thistles, nor figs from thorns.
By their fruits We shall know them.
Great pacificatorl How could he
fathom the cause of our wrongs ?
We cannot quench our thirst at
sweet and pleasant streams, whose
untains we have poisoned. He
might despise the wife who minis.
tered to him ia carnal things, but
jlst and mighty was her revenge.
IL Clay is dead his compromise
measures are scattered to the winds ;
bit his misdeeds live after him.
His own Theodore still fingers in
The asylum at Lexington. There is
hut one thing immortal, and that is
love.