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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-22
MoRTGAGJE -ALi1 OF 8EAL ESTATE

MORTGAGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
s whereas J.hn OAKS and Arr f. Osss his wife Of
tenth day OF sep.nbsr 10 by certain mortgage deed Of
Rumber rive in Block number one, in Crotys First Adi
ton the Town Of Croty, in La Sale county, Illinois
Original TSsR OF dwight in Lyl3ssisa county state OF
mortgage for the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars executed by
sad AMI Jackson year after the date OF said note
and paid maturity then and thereafter To pay at the
And whereas It is by said mortgage dead provided
mat in case OF default in he payne1 Of said prom,o
thsrso the SAID party Of the second part III. eg. represent
days newspaper published La sale county Illinois,
by posting up written or printed notices In four places IN the
premises sny part thereof and all right and equity OF re-
dsHpuos OF The said parties OF the first part their heirs x
scuOrs administrators assigns therein public yendue
to the highest bidder for cash Seneca La Sale county II
adjourn the sale from time to time at discretion and upon
making such sale the attorney Of party OF the hst
gal representative shall eiesute and deliver to purchas
eE deeds iG me conyeyancs In lee 81 TIE premise sou ,Gd
eIpen.s- Of adyertssg selling and CONVEYING a;
note u rendering the oTerpins any 10 The said parties
Which said mortgage deed duly REGARDED IN the Re
csders Office Of Is sale cosntv, state OF Illinois, Book
e. on page 81 SAD mortgsge deed was 20 10 the
Recor srs ONCE OF Livingston county state OF lnOs IN
BOOK OF Mortgages, on page o. 10 which reference Is
And whereas default been made IN the ll payment
said note and there now Of said note dae aud unpaid the
Of f2?0 with Interest At Tie Aforesaid from the
ami p acksos.
Vow therefore l. ANN r JAG sop the said n ortg..ee nv
virtue Of the power OF sale In sad mortgage contained
hereby give public notice ihat shall the sh day Of pr
- O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said last mentioned
day the door Of tie Office Il A. Jackson Co. In
seneca. La sale county Illinois, Offer for sell a.
public yencue the said Lot number Twsnty-slr IN Block
nsmhsf Five IN the original Town OF Dwight Lyingstou
county state % Illinois, mOrtgagrf premises above ds.cb
ID and All equity q redemption q sad John r Oaks ,nt
Ann T. Oa tnsir hsrs assigns the-n the gurpo-s
cazng the money with which said debt aud Interest
cost and expenses TO ths day OF sale.
Dated January - los. ANZi Z. JACKSON.
NAYS a WIDXEE Attorneys fes,
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MORTGAGES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ Whereas WeLdein Seumayer and Agalka Seamayer
under their hands and seals and deliver TO the undersigned
e for use OF ana .s s hers s o
ad By W&o se 3 &enas and
underssned and T her Seiis and
assigns forever all Of the following DESCRIBED piece or par
Lot fGSny ss n 'a
note bearing date SAID
mortgage deed for the sum OF seven hundred dollars: exc
cued by said Wenden Neunayer and made payable TO the
order q said Della Mag adminsa-' CT The estate of
w Magni: ,,,, ,.o,, ,.o,.,,..
that "a
sa psf Of to s s ad
nsvss or attorney after hssds finch sale
BY posting up Written Or prDted notices in four place. in
tie county Where said premises are situated may sc the
Of redemption Of Inc said parties Of the Tst part their
e e vs3s it he r so r.
Of the Court House In Ottawa, Illinois, at the tiae appoint
to time at discretion and upon making such sale as the at
tSney OF the said party of the first part for such
party Of the second part or her legal shall
execute and deliver to the purchaser deeds for the convey
ceeds sale the payment Of first expenses OF adverts
fees and Second tic amount due on said note third ten
derng the ovcrplus If any TO the said party oil the first
which said mortgage deed duly recorded In the Re.
corders ONCE OF La Sale county state of Illinois, In Book
wlerea. default mas been made in the fqll payment
OF said note and there Is now due and unpaid the sum OF
Sl3 81 yabs ia the said Della Mag Administrative
aforesaid;
Now, therefore |, the said Dea Mag adj ''".,rlY,
&C. MORTGAGE by virtue OF the power of sale In said
shall. on the twentynntn day OF April A. D. 1873
O'Clock In the forenoon of said last mentioned day the
south door of the Court House in Ottawa Sale county
Illinois offer for sale and sell at public vendue the said Lot
Number one, in Block Number Six In Norris Addition to
Ottawa, In said county and state the mortgagcd premises
above described and all equity Of of said Wen
dein Neumayer and Agska Neumayer, their heirs
signs therein, for the purpose realizing the with
winch TO said debt and interest and expenses
the day of sale. and Will fully execute the powers In said
mortgage deed contained with reference to the premises sOG
and the application Of the money which shall be received
from such sale.
Dated Ottawa February 18th, 1879
DELLA MAGfLL,
f-b92- Administrstrir, &c.
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Argal.


EXECUTOR'SS "a LIE OF REAL ESTATE
ny virtue Of an order ana decree OF the County Court
OF La Sae county made the petition OF the undersigned
executor OF me last will and testament OF Henry Mard
deceased for leave TO sell real estate of said deceased pay
debts entered OF record at the March term OF said con
ls.S shail on the 26h of April D. 1878, Detwoea the
heurs OF ~ O'CLOCK A. and o'clock " OF said day,
sell az Pnoe suction at the south door Of the Court House
IN the city OF OTTAWA In said county TO the highest and
bidder therefor, the following real estate:
FIVE acres on Of the northeast corner OF south half OF
souhesst quarter OF section number thirty township
number thirty ,nye, range three east OF Sd l.. N
TRkAs.-Cssh on day Of the sale. W. Bu SHNELL
Malo'bW Executor, &c.
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NO,rIC F-.-EsrITE o. VALENTINE DoLplE. DEc'D
Notice i hereby giveu that the rafrr-i nc
Il the last will and testament Of Valentine Dbldsr late he
county ~ Ia sale and state % Illinois, decreased MI splsa'
before The County Court Of aid county the third Monday
being tie el- dayi % April ,sA a. tbs Court House ia
Ottawa E s4i county. When ana where all pr.lus having
claims demands against aid estate notified % a.nu
and present the same IN writing FOR adjustment
WILLIAM SLY.
febl5-sw Executor.
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EINAL MrNT.-EsrArK

ICINAL sSETTLEM ENT.--EsrArR OF
l. WILLIAM HALcorr DEcEAsED-Notics is hereby Civ.
en- 70 an persons interested In said estate That Louisa Hal
colt sdmlnstratri1 OF the estate OF William Hacott, de-
ceased W appear before the County Court OF the county
OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, the Court House 10
wa In said county on Monday, the 2ls day OF April A D.
1873 Tor the purpose OF rendering account Of her
ceedinss IN the administration Of said estate for the final
settlement.
Dated at Ottaws, this 1ssh day OF March 1873.
marl5+w II. L. MEAD, Clerk.
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r = X EIG N.
The Beer Question i'm Germany.

FRANKFORT, April 22-The riotng yester-
day was caused by an advance in the price of
beer. The disorderly demonstrations lasted till
midnight, and the troops were pelted with
stones several times during the evening. Six
teen breweries were wrecked by the rioters and
there was much plundering. During the con-
flict twelve persons were killed, and forty
wounded. One hundred and twenty Of the
rioters were arrested.
The Charges against the Vienna Commits
sioners.
New YORK, April 22-Afspeclal from Wash
ington says one of the commissioners to Wen
ma has been suspended for improper practices,
who is now on his way to Vienna, and another
is suspended and his case is being inquired in
to. Reports are in circulation that some OF the
complimentary commissioners secured their APP
pointments in order to represent certain man.
ufacturing interests, and that sewing ma
chine company and gun company each has
government commissioner in its employ
Election Excitement.
PARIS. April 22-The election to fill the va
cancy in the National Assembly from this city
which will take place Sunday next, is causing
much excitement. Unsuccessful efforts have
been made to induce M. Baradet to retire from
the contest Eugene Peleton, the eminent
French writer and politician is supporting
Count de Remusat.
The silver Finite.
Hon. E. B. Washburn has presented to Bar
on de ItaIuD2 on DenalI Oh Cno American NTOV-
eminent, two cases of silver plate in recogni-
ton of the ability and inpartiality with which
he discharged his duties as a member of the
Geneva tribunal Of arbitration. Itajuba. ac-
knowledge6 gracefully the compliment tender
ed upon him by the United States Government.
Mr. Schenck, American Minister at london
was present.
Various Matters.
sHAvANA, April ola severe drou ght is pre-
xaling in the vicinity of Santiago de Cuba and
the poor people are suffering from an INSULT
ceucy of water.
O'KeEey's case continues, but little has been
elected against or for him. Gen. Ceballos told
the English consul that o. Kelley's case causes
little talk now as everybody is convinced that
OKelley will be banshed from the country.
The official acts of Capt. Gen. Cieltain are
anxiously awaited by both Spanlards and Gu
hans.
The Gaceta published a decree returning en-
bargoed properties belonging to loyal wives of
disoyal husbands If husbands are still con-
spring, or in the insurgents ranks their wives
are to receive $1,000 each per annum. The
same amount is granted to destitute wives and
children 10 disloyal husbands from proceeds of
Joint property surrendered by the insurgents.
They are to be placed in the immediate possess
sion of such property provided the product
thereof does not exceed $1,000; should it pro-
duce $4,000, there is u condition that it shall
not be sold or inortgaged for two years. Prop
critics producing more than the above amount
must remainin charge of the government who
will give the owner $4,000 annually, provided
the parties reside on Spanish territory.
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five miles south of their old stronghold, All
of the cavalry, troops and the Warm spring
Indians are out scouting for the trail OF tne
Modocs. The bodies of Ii Modocs have been
found on the field of their old stronghold. /
have ordered two batteries to this place. liz IS
more than probable that if the Modocs leave
this vicinity they will go into the mountains to
the SCUM and southeast tswards Gose Lake
and Pitt river
(Signed,) A. C. GILLEM,
Colonel Commanding.
The Modocs Attacking Trains.
Tho following despatch has just been recev-
ed:
CAMP LAVA BED. April 2O.-A porIS train
under escort of Lieut. Howe and twenty men.
was attacked yesterday about ten O'Clock a. m
Previous to this hour an escort from Colonel
Mason's camp coming to meet it was attacked
at the head of Long Cave. Lieut. Leary's men
sought shelter behind the rocks and drove the
Modocs back. When Lieut.. Howe's train
came near them, the Modocs attacked it but
were again driven back. Lieut.. Leary lost one
man killed and one wounded.
The train arrived safely but was fired into
when nearing the Lava Beds and again on its
return. When returning of this side of the
cave Lieut. Howe was again attacked By the
ModocS, who followed him to the camp firing
on the train They crept up to within 500 rods
and fired at the pickets aud sent a yolley
through the camp Maj. Thomas sent a shell
into their midst which scattered them There
were eleven in the attacking party. Arms
were distributed to all in the camp, and1 the
Modocs soon fled among the rocks. The Warm
spring Indians will start to hunt the Modocs
put they are scattered in small parties, and it
will be difficult to follow them. The roads are
not safe to Yreka. The country is in great
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WASHINGTON.


The New Coinage.
WASHINGTON, April 22-Dr. Linderman, di-
rector OF the mint states that the dies for the
new trade dollar will be submitted to- the Sec
Iseeary OF the Treasury in about week, ana ne
tninks the coin will be ready forissue in New
hork by the first of June.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day: Currency 49, 009, 1853: special deposits OF re-
gal tenders for redemption of certificates OF nc
post 1921, 900; coin $74,S0O,159; includin !,
S25, 285, 700 in coin certificates; legal tehueiS
outstanding $685., ILL., 65
To Assessors of Internal Revenue.
Commissioner Douglass has issued an oruer
to all assessors of internal revenue TO tuIn ~
all papers in their respective dlstriGtS W w
collectors except those showing the Iiss oi pc
sons indebted, which will be sent to tne oep"t =.
ment This order is issued preparatory 10
aboI;sbingIbe office of assessor which Will De
done on fine Goth of May in accordance with
the late act of Congress.
Indian Pensions.
The pepsion Office is now prepared to receive
applications under the late law from such o.
Union army and sustained injuries cutitling
them to pensions.
The Vienna Affair.
1t is ascertained from an official source that
Minister Jay and Thomas MoElrath, in addi-
ton to being instructed to examine fully into
the cnargeOI tue SHE u SileS IoT roStuIdHtS Ol
the American grounds of the Vienna exposi-
ton, have just been instructed by telegraph to
extend their examination to the charge recently
made of the sale of commissionerships. They
have the power to suspend all commissioners
thus implicated The power of removal rests
with the President.
Various Matters
The first colored graduate of the law school
of this district was to-day admitted to practice
in the Supreme Court of the District OF Colum-
bia
A despatch received to-day from Secretary
Belknap mentions that he and Gen. Sheridan
and party were at Ringold barracks on the Rio
Grande, and would leave tomorrow for
Brownsville.
The Commissioner of Patents has extended
the patent of w. e. Lockwood represented by
the Union Collar Co., of New York for paper
collars and cuffs L. =
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MINOR TELEGRAms

A cold northeasterly rain storm prevailed in
New York yesterday.
1t is probable that the reduction in Atlantic
cable tariffs which it was announced some
time ago would go into effect the list of NAV.
will not take place, but that AN advance in The
rates will be instead
Cant. Franklin is detached from the New
London naval station and ordered to the COM
mand of the Wabash, in the European sta
ton.
The physicians of James Brooks, pronounce
his condition very critical.
A despatch from Algiers says that four lnsur
gents, Arabian chiefs, have been executed a.
Constantine.
Reports of the late storm in Nebraska sho"
it to have been the most severe known. Mel
were frozen to death within two rods OF thell
houses, while trying to get to their stock to feed
them.
The battle flags of the ID, Sd, 4th and 5tl
Delaware regiments in the late war, were pre-
sented to the State Historical Society by the
Grand Army at Wilmington, in the presence OF
q large audience, Tuesday night
During the Train lunacy investigation last
evening, Judge DAILY requested the ladies pres
ent to retire as evidence would be given unfit
for them to hear
An old boiler used for hosting goods from
the English steamers at Grand junction wharf
Boston, exploded Thursday afternoon, severely
scaldng line engineer and injuring several 9TH
ers.
=, PRESIDENT Grant will leave St. Louis for Idaho
Springs, Colorado, Thursday.
Fred Roca, us. Consul at Manzanilla was
drowned on the 18th inst.
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Supreme .gudicialCour..

APRIL TERM-DEFoRE JUDGE VIRGIN
TuEsDAY.-No. 81. Daniel f. Emery VS.. joseph
Hohson. Case on the following check: $4,000. Port
land. June Il, 1870 First National Bank pay to f.
o. l.. Hobs1n or Order six thousand dollars. Sign
ea) Joseph Hobson, (endorsed) waving demand and
notice, +. o. L. Hobson. July Ii, TO- Presented to
First National Bank for payment and refused. W.
L. P.
Defense-Truc, the check AMI endorsements are
genuine, and that had not funds at the bank wien
the check presented; but, you gave no notice of
refusal before commencing suit; you delayed unrea-
sonably in making demand of bank.
Reply-I mnilel you notice before the writ was
made and day of its date, for cautions sake;
but it was useless ceremony. 1t was yoursduty to
have funds at the bank to meet the cheek; besides
the delay in presenting check at your own re-
quest. Submitted presiding justice with right to
except. Decision reserved.
Putnam. Smith.
No. 3l2.-Samo VS.. Same Case on memorandum
check dated Sept 2s, 1S7o-S3oG0, payment guaran-
teed by T. o. Libby. Also on the following: "Port-
land, Oct. 3, 1S7O-$1321.77. Received of Daniel T
Emery thirteen hundred and twenty-one 77-1O0 dol
lars account with interest at II per cent. Signec
Joseph Hobson.
Defense-As to the check, consent to default AS
to receipt il has not u S. stamp requr-
ed by law.
Reply-5tamp not necessary.
Submitted to presiding justice with right TO except
Defendant tesLifes he omitted stamp; don't know
why; not with intention Of defraudiug the United
States.
Counsel agree that the papers upon their face call
for S51Ss.17. Court order Judgment for the sum-
Defendant excerpts to ruling, admitting unstamped
receipt as evidence.
Putnam for plaintiff.
{. B. Smith for defendant.
On motion Of Josiah H. Drummond, Ignatias A.
Navarro of Portland. and Henry C. Nixon of Deer
NJ were admitted to practice law.
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A Coon MOVE IN A RIGHT DIREcr1oN.-
We are highly gratifed to learn that the First
Baptist Society at its adjourned meeting on
Monday evening, unanimously determined to
abandon the Did plan of renting pews in its
House of Worship, and to make the sittings
free to all who choose to worship there The
step is most Important one in breaking down
the barriers which have heretofore operated
to the exclusion from Il privileges of worship
of many of our people who either cannot or
will not hire pews; and we congratulate our
Baptist friends upon the great advance they
have made. We learn that the action of the
society was entirely unanimous and exceeding
ly enthusiastic, and that several hundred dol
lars were Immediately subscribed towards the
payment of the deficiency OF the past year.
We bid the society God speed in its new move
mcnt for a free gospel.
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MPSHIRE.
A Suif for Ethel,

EXETER, April 22-In the suit of j. n. Car
penter against John II. Bailey, both of Ports
n libelous communication to the Secretary of
the Navy, at Washington, four years ago, pc
titioning, with Others, for the removal of Ger
penter as United States Paymaster, on the
ground of disoyalty, Incompetence and mat
jury this morning in the Supreme Judicial
Couat, the Court overruled the demurrer of the
defendants counsel and the case was trans
ferred to the law term on exceptions. Albert
B. Hatch, counsel for plaintiffs, and J. S. III.
Frink for defendant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-23

Mr.. Editer:-A matter of great interest &c
the shipping Of this country has lately been
decided by the U. S. Courts of New York.
suit has lately been brought in that Court 10
determine the construction of the late amend
naent to the United States shipping act IN ITS
relation to American vessels bound to havana,
Mexico and similar ports, 1t appears 70 DC the
nneration of the act under the provision relat-
inc to coastirg vessels. Such q construction
Of the act was, however, in evident conflict
with its spirit and Intention, and it was ac-
cordingly held that vessels bound on the voy-
ages named, were not within the intent of the
amended clause, referring TO coasters. The de-
csion is one of a very important character and
it will be of moment for those interested in this
class of shipping to inform themselves upon
the construction thus judicially put upon the
amended law. MERCAToR
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TERRIBLE STORM.
Many Persons Frozen to
Death.

, LINCOLN, ,Neb., April 21.-Reports of the
late storm show it TO have been the most Sc
we're ever known here. Men were frozen to
death within two rods Of their houses, while
LYLE 70 GET 10 their stock to feed them. Near
nelghbor, scarcely half mile away, accom-
panied by his wife and child, and the two lat
ter were frozen to DEATH nv. Marshal of
Hastings, persisted while trying to reach his
STOCK $40 from ms house: The wife and child of
Mr: Bent living near Red Cloud, were frozsn
while attempting to reach . neighbours, after
the house had been rendered uninhabtable
Their bodies were found on Friday, ten rods
from from the house. Families were compelled to
three days. Houses were blown down and
nlied with snow. The destruction of cattle
ana horses is great. Some farmers lost all
they had O-e parsy io5s "a hole herd of Is
mead. The gullies on the railroads were filled
useless.
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The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA April pa meeting was
held to-day for the election of Il Centennial
Board of Finance. At noon Gen. j. R. Haw-
ley called the meeting to order. Ex-Gov Big
Glow was elected President of the meeting and
he delivered brief address, The following
gentlemen were elected Directors of the Board
of Finance from Philadelphia: John Nelson,
VIM. Sellers, Samuel L. FELTON,, Joseph Patter-
son. J. Edgar Thompson, Daniel NJ. Fox, VIM.
S: Mexican, Joseph Martin, Edwin Sutler,
Thomas Cochrane, Clement NJ. Biddle, N. p,
Edward j. Steel; also the following: Robert
M. Patten of Alabama, Benjamin i. Allen of
Iowa, John Cunmins of Mass. A G. Hewitt
Of New Jersey, VIM. III. Appleton of New
York, A. b. Bullock of Ohio, Charles W.
Cooper of Penn, John Gorham of r. L., John
S. Barbour of Va, and c. c. Washburn Of Wis.
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New YORK, April 22-The extension of the
New jersey Southern Railroad is expected to be
completed about the LIST of July. 1t will prac-
tically make new trunk line to the west, ex-
tending from st. Louis to New York by means
of connection with the Baltimore and Ohio rail
rood ,aor p,It;,ooro
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-23

| ST. FATRlchs OoNCERT.-Clty Hall was
crowded to its utmost last evening, on the &C.
casion of the concert given by the pupils of
the Convent Schools for the benefit of the Re-
man Catholic Orphan Asylum, soon to be
erected In this city, under the direction of
bishop Bacon. This, and other concerts of
ike character have been held on the evening of
April 22nd, as it is the anniversary of the con-
secratlon of Bishop Bacon over the diocese.
The young ladies and Misses were tastefuily
dressed in white with pink or blue sashes' .nu
filled the entire platform on the stage w..
| was arranged with seats raised 50 as W pi TN
them most attractively to the puu-o
following is the musical prog ,,nSu
Grand Chorus-Union and LioeSS Ainysius, scboo,
.o st. Dominick's School.
A Juvenile song, a beautiful Use of the Sea-
Solo ana Cnoi"' St. Dominicks School,
coroic ompliments of the XIX Century,
Ooini0 D A Juvenile Operetta
s,Io and Chorus-"The Sweet Little Shamrock"
st. Aioysius' School.
,c,. ,,e... St. Aloysius' School.
Grand Chorus "Star Spanged Banner''
By all the Pupils
Comic Song-Laughing Trio.
ot. Patrlcks Day. By the Pupils of all the Schools
The performance was Of unusual excellence,
rejecting great credit to the teachers and pu-
pills. AS part Of the exercises Rev. Michael
Goodwin, delivered lecture on "Irish faith,
valor and literature" weaving out of the three
crown for ST. Patrick, the national saint. 1t
being the eighteenth anniversary of Bishop Ba-
cons conservation, one of the scholars in be-
half Of the schools, made q very pretty address
to him, to which the Bishop responded in
very feeling manner to them, and the young
people generally of his charge.
BY request, the entertainment will be repeat
ed this evening.