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SALE. Whereas, on the
ton. the county Of Lasale In the State OF Illinois exc.
cuted and delivered TO the undersigned samuel NJ. Rowe
promssory of that date whereby he promises pay
10 The undersigned, for value received, eighteen months
six $4,000 dollars, with interest at ten per per
in Consideration OF Inc IN said note expressed
and OF the further suA of one dollar 10 them in hand paid
Oa A. his wife party Of the first part in order the better
the payment OF the money aforesaid. with inter
Hissory note did grant bargain sell remse alien and con
yey unto the Undersigned tne heirs and assigns forever
al the following described lot piece parcel of land. stu
Gte IN The county OF Lasale, in the sateof Illinois to.wit
said OF sid tract oresaid bore date The day
Ss'r @ Was 3 Sr R sY
office Of SAID county OF Lasae on the sixth day Of April
cords Of deoGs Of sai county on page A.
ancc that IN Of default in the payment OF the said note
any part thereof according the and fleet
o g SGIeTEq r the part" Of the second rart in said
neys after having advertised such sale thirty days in
written or printed notices In four places In the county
where said premises situate sell the said premises
straos or assigns therein at public yendne to the highest
bidder for cash at ottawa Illinois and at the time APPOINT
ca IN such advertisement, or may adjourn the sale from
sale or saei the attorney OF The said Dalton for such
purpose by sneh conveyance constituted eyocany in
the purchaser deeds for the conveyance In fee OF the prem
sGs s9 sd spp the OF sale to the m
said Including attorneys fees, and ( the amount due
said note CD rendering the oycrplus, If any to the said
party OF the hst part or their assigns at the office OF the
Undersigned in Sheridan, La sale county Illinois
And, whereas there Is now Justly legally aud cqutibly
due 70 the undersigned said note the whole of prin
cpa sum thereof together with interest accrued thereon
since the nineteen dap Of March 1872 and whereas
the whole of said principal with the ntees aforesaid
that on as dS SSisG hereby
1873 by virtue of the power conferred on us by the said
yeyance and uEder the provisions thereof the under
signed, Samuel NJ Rowe and Dyson Miller, will proceed to
sell AZ public yendue 10 the highest and best bidder cash
IN hand the above described pemss TO satisfy the
due on said pronssory note together with the costs and
expenses of sale.
Said sale will be held at the door OF he court house.
In the city OF Ottawa. in said county OF La Sale and will
commence AZ the hour Of O'Clock IN the afternoon of
the day last Aforesaid.
TkRss OF SALE- Cash I'm hand
SAMUEL VI. ROWE
DYSON MILLER
ELDREDGE LEWIS, Attvs. Mortgages.
a VI hnr
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FOR SALE by
OSM An 4 HApEMAN.

OTTAWA. HIS.

roM NIISSION ER~' ~tI.E:.-Sy.csi "a
Y hereby given tLtt by yrUe OF decree made sal 'r
tered OF record by tire Circuit court OF La sale county
state Of Illinois, a. the october term of said court
ss In certain cause then pendlng IN said court The
ChauCsry Cc thereof where Della Ma-i and Clara Nag
were compliments and Eleanor Mag and lanra + Aagil
Nc-e Defendants shall Tuesday, the 2stday o. octC
d. lSR aI the hour Of two o'clock ~ the afternoon y;
aid day offer sale st the south door Of the County
0urf House M ottawa said county, public auction.
am! viii then sell % the highest bidder. the following de-
sc-ed property being the ordered by said decree %
De sJl. that IS 20 say:
twenty-five, township % north, Of range east OF TIE th
principal meridian, also, 1905.
lot humber three In beck airy,hree IN States Addition
70 Ottawa. iu La sale county, Illinois: also,
Lot four u block dftyhee, in States Addition % o.tA-
va. la sale county, Illinois; slso. -.
lot eight N block tourieen IN TIE OTlssa lowe O W
faWa. la sale county Illinois also,
Lot seven, n block fourteen In Original Eovn o. O,1Fa
Ia SAIL. county. luHois; also, ,-..-,-.
The Oneha OF lot stN, In block Iourtecn ~ O'-N
Town OF Ottawa, Illinois. ,.-,,-t.
TxENs OF SALE-CAsh Ia hand Or oue-hSlf cash u sn
a. the balance On three squsl annual Daytrents te A
one three IRON GAy OF sale, beleIFsl Is
nentS Re secured W mortgage upon real estAi AL -
'' ~ - WILLIAM H. CAREY.
W. T. wHrTMOkE
THOMAS J. WADE
sent n .S.2sR Special Coumiss,o1erS-
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W. notice. hy TIE L. sale correspondence 20.
the TorL,nJ'p,., tia, the Gru.zeE- u. tina; DEE
nigAted region have had th,.r wits brushed uu
lately by the o.atory q one Of Ottawa most dis
tinguishcd and eloquent denizen--lIorry Ger
ding, ESQ. Mr. Il. had rousiug meeting a. But
chcr's Han Oh Wednesday afternoon. Daleca-
tons were present from Wyuaua. >:rea:o-, Peru
and shlPpin-spurt. Mr.. Ge!ding began H.
speech at , O'Clock p. IL. and KEEP: Ai, audience
cucAained FOR two hours, G.scoursiu- %; The sal
AIRY grab, the improvement: q the Illinois river,
the temperance question, free love WogdA-n-
ism, &c, tSc. HI remarks were greeted e: ey-
e-y Pause with tcmpcstuou- applause. Two Ger
man short hand reporters broke down I'D lie
midst 81 their labor from re-vou. excitement
and ~ lsst accounts we've .El,r treatment !u-
cholera ug-..-.
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The MoNuNENT.-We shall not anticipate the
pleasure Of the thousand who viii for the first
time next Wednesday look upon the L. sale
county soldiers monument 10y giving descrip-
ton Of it, but We can say that while il viii be
some - feet in height, and surmoun,cd by a
beautiful statue, in marble, it will have engraved
in its impcrisha0le stone the names OF every
soldier from Ia sale count that fell in the late
war, with the regiment or corps lie served in.
la Sale county sent ont nearly four fan regi-
ments, and the list other slain, il will De scen
on inspecting The uIorUmcr., IS 5y 10 means 90
small one.
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See the following valuable Extracts from Press
Notices.

- very valuable book, and no one inteudngtC naar
should fail TO read it.''-N. u 1jibriYs
we did not know much could be said on the sgher
on painting house until We read t,s excellent tarN 90
Mr.. Baird's.'-N EHfiuH
"a want long felt At last supplied. i.Hfr i'rrr
mot only necessity 10 painter, mt valuable 10 every
occupant Of dwelling ~. T. U.ht
Buy y codes Of this book and Distribute them among
yOu friends II they will heed the advice therein, you could
make no more valuable present -gd .11y1 TribhJs.
"n pubshiuE ta book Mr. Baird has done a rea. serv
lee 10 che community. Ilat1 EiNt'.
eve hope 'hr publisher will sell ,O0OO copies c. tas
book daring 'i3'-GHst,H ifHTit,'J.
I'VE have u.t painted house a. advised BY the an
thor and congratulate ourselves that dwelling a our
nrsLh9gIool crc.Is ours To- appearance III t-..'.
Hss..#.
"Iu selling samp" copy for " c"nts Mr. BAR. a.t.s
FfIft LsHs.
awe know me Town and Country paints therein recon-
ucu4"I and can NUuCh for their value and cNCplal..
tie Harrison brand ot white icat."-PirT L,i1sr.
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Of so frequent occurrence that it would require
the constant attention OF reporter to keen trcck
of them. I'm ugly looking one occurred in front
of Mr.. Benefits grocery store on Tuesday. Mr..
II. L. Brush had driven up in a buggy with a
spirited young horse, that took fright At the
street sprinkler. Tie horse started and turned so
suddenly As TO throw Mr. Brush out, but FORUM
atcly not dangerously hurting him ana dashing
across the street colded with team in front Of
Lynch ~ Bcatty's store, where ne was caught
The buggy was badly fractured and the horse
received an ugly scratch on the lo-.
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The tax of $3.50 paid by the servant girl
since 1850 amounts in the eight years to $145.-
-, while the contribution OF the woman of
Charente was $50. What is paid by this one
girl, is paid by all the other women of the
country. according to their expenditure. Tn
der the French law, the $50 Of the woman of
Charcntc went into the treasury while under
our law, of the S145G0 paid by each AmerI-
can woman, only $40 were paid into the ma
.,onal treasury-the remainder being paid
over 10 swell the pockets of the manufacturer
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FAuED.-Nr, Robert Harris, superin,en-
dent Of the c. 3. u Q, railroad, failed to ap-
pear as orator 1t the Monmouth fair last
week, according 70 advertisement 4 large
crowd had collected to near what . railroad
monopolist had 20 say 10 farmers, but were
disappointed. NJ. Harris gave no other ey.
cuse than that !; was "implacticable' FOR
him 10 be present.
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The New York TrtjtnC having held up as
an example to the American women who are
visiting Europe the lady of Charcntc, who
hired out as a servant one year, sending her
whole wages to the national treasury TO help
pay the German indemnity, the New York
,fOrld calls attention TO the fact that the aver
are contributions of the American women
since the war far exceed those of the lady
Charantc. 1t takes the case of the annual
expenditures Of servant girl in New York,
rs follows:
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CITY CoNcIL.-At the meeting on the lGih
Holden RusAton stated that he was unable to
give the required bonds to perfect his liquor IL
ccnsc, and he was allowed to withdraw his ap.
plcation, with return of so Of the money he
had paid on it.
The finance committee reported that to meet
all requirements for the coming municipal year
would take some $4,000 and tax levy to that
oytcnt was ordered, las stated in our last
On motion of Redmond, the prayer of petition
of sundry citizens, that the liquor license taken
from r. j. Savage for selling liquor on Sunday be
returned, was granted.
The'sidewalh ordinance was amended, and an
order made that the city attorney apply to the
County Court for judgment against the property
in front of which sidewalks have heretofore been
ordered and not built.
On Tuesday evening 4 special meeting was
held to amend the ordinance passed at the form
err meeting to raise city revenue. In that ordi-
nance $500 only were intended to be apprOpria.
ted towards paying interest on water power
bonds, for the reason that interest to that amount
on bonds had already been paid by the treasurer
before receiving notice not to pay the interest
on those bonds But in publishing the ordinance
the $1,000 to pay interest on water bonds were
left in the ordinance by mistake, and the publ
cation being official, the ordinance would prob
ably stand as published, although in reality the
$1,000 had been ordered stricken out by the com-
ell. The special meeting therefore repassed the
ordinance with the proposed amendment. and it
is now correctly published.
In short the water power company having
failed to comply with its contract with the city
to keep the dams in good order, the city refuses
to pay the interest on the water power bonds
until the Illinois dams are Tcnaircd,
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The radical party i by it. own corruption
III weakness going TO pieces. In Jersey
,1vniy in this state, the republican party is
.:erly 5.>haEiai and has given mp is organ
,gajior
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der .ue! offers r sale tie Following described land,
s'ua'sd Ia the Tag about four miles northwest
o. S'rtatJr % vii south = NcFS OF the sN- and TIE
south 90 ID. wet hall 81 the SW. o. section g
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sented at the last meeting by K. {. Jordan, Louis
: Gagcl, 5. B. Grdley and D. B, Snow those gen,
tlcmen were unanimously received.
The report OF the railroad committee being
called Tor Mr.. Wilson being absent, Mr.. Force
said the articles Of association for the proposed
railroad from Ottawa to Mendoza bad teen drawn
up and sent to Springfield, but he had 10 formal
report TO present in behalf of the committee.
The visitors committee reported tia. they had
during the week interviewed several strangers
who Lad come here to look up business sites,
and there was u great probability that one o!
them would lind himself suited; OU; the matter
was in such shape that it WAS ineXpedient 20
give 1t publicity At present. The committee had
heard OF others being here, al coming, and
thought the association ought 10 have some well
known, convenient place Is headquarters, where
strangers could come in commUIi cation wit. the
committee and officers Of the association.
Mr.. Force suggested that the office Of Harris
i Kellogg he regarded, for the present, as head
quarters, and Oh lis motion, the director, were
instructed to inquire into the cXpcliency Of pro-
curing room fer The permanent use o. u: a..
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SAMUEL VI. ROWE
DYSON MILLER,
ELDIEDCE LEWIS, Attys. Mortgage.
September 2Ith, 1873
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-13
Free Delivery Of County
Papers.

In summing up the work for Con
gress," and pointing ont part Of
the duty of that body, the Rspa5ls
very properly remarks
Among the rors OF the lat {
Congress was the repeal Of free car
rage OF newspapers to regular sub
scribcrs within the boundaries Of the
county, and the repeal Of the free
delivery Of exchange papers. The
local press is the bulwark o. repnb-
lican institutions, and especially the
champion of the Republican party.
II any interest in our entire land is
deserving OF especia.. protection, it is
this. The late enactment was boun-
ty for the city press, and in the in
tercst OF gigantic publishing mcnop-
olies. Tho carriage Of q journal
like The Independent from Now York
to San Francisco thirteen times tor
Eve cents is bounty for that jour.
nal. The local press, having very
little general circulation. it can reap
only TO limited extent the advan
ages Of this cheap transportation to
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lon. distances. Therefore it should
not be taxed at the same rate for the
service OF carrying it inside OF an
average OF twenty miles. No ad-
ditional expense tor carriage has
ever been caused, and we hope that
at an early day this relief will be
given"
The views above expressed SO we'll
correspond with our views of the
subject of free postage GU county
papers. when delivered within the
county Of publication, that we gladly
endorse the views of the writer. The
change in the postal regulations has
been so universally condemned
that we expect many members
o! Congress will strive tor the
honor of first introducing a bill
amenaatory of tho ono enacted
by tho Foity-second Congress, and
to which reference Is here made. The
same act put an end to the FREQ ex-
change between publishers, aud this
&C. of Congress has received the
condemnation alike of the metropoli-
tan and country press. As regards
the free exchange OF publications,
we have before spoken, slgnlfying
our willingness, yea, anxiety, that the
free exchange between publishers be
limited, allowing daily paper to re-
ceive free certain number of ex-
changes, weekly certain other
number, and SO on Of other publica-
tons.
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MIR. "Flapdoodle" Iii a New
Business.

The Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee, who was
present at the Peoples Convention
IN Dcs MONIES last August, ard said
the Democratic party had outlived
It's usefulness, and afterwards went
to his home in Johnson county, and
endeayorcd to enthuse " the old
line Democrats, has embarked in 4
new business, as witnesscth the FOL
lowing:
ITO NEWSPAPER MEN.- Sober,
sensible and Industrious printers,
with Judgment and experience enonAh
to edit country paper, and with
from $500 to $1,000 capital to invest,
can hear Of good locations in the
best counties in Iowa, where there
are advantageous openings for or
CANS in the interest of the Free Par
y, by addressin. the undersigned.
JONI p. Irish,
Daily Press, Iowa City.
Thus Mr.. "Flapdoodle" Las gone
into furnishing "organs Tor the
Free Party" as he calls the new
mongrel organization, 20 which he
sold that portion Of Iowa Dcmocra-
cy. that comes and goes AZ bis be-
hest. But how can political OF.
ganization be Stree" and have j. z.
Irish as its figure head ?is question
tended to have it "iree" from princi.
pie, deeency, integrity, and such yir-
tues as should commend a party to
public favor.
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The - virginius."

The capture Of this steamer by the
Spanish man of war, Tornado, near
Jamaica on the 1st inst, and the sum
mary execution OF tour OF its officers
at Santiago dc Cuba, on the 4th, IS
just now commanding much atten-
ton. At the time OF the capture,
the vessel vas sailing under Amer
can colors, and is said to have been
under American registry, having
been properly cleared from Kings
ton by the American Consul. The
vessel had long been considered by
the Spanish as blockade runner,
but at the time OF her seizure, she
was on the open seas, and it is
claimed, was beyond the maritime
Jurisdiction of SPAN. ~, the case
of the Vlrginius involves so.ae ques'
tons Of beligerent rights, and qnes'
tons OF international law, we shall
await with some anxiety the result
There Is a growing Indignation felt
by Americans at the butchery OF
the officers OF the captured vessel
Not only is the indignation felt
among private citizens, but it is said
to extend into official circles. The
Spanish Home government is no,
blamed with the execution, as i,
was done by the Spanish volunteers
of Cuba.