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sugar Creek. 1872.

Ai tine following racis land advertised for sale
~ sugar tr.ek Township. In Township 70,
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PALMER HOErsE.

III ~ I PALMliR, sfropristrsss
Md auH the SFAEeiing Public
eseryfhift their comfort at this
II I'd meals comfortable rooms and
Eee1 street. Upton, Iowa.
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sstEN ftBN* NIHtk 0aG'
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s=a5t ~ geeeips ak Ten cents, Address r r
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Descriptton
Name.

Name Descriptton. Lot Blk
Bennett G. Z r Shearer I'd ad !
Brasmor Lowden ~
CraDdalI NJ + Shearsr lat ad l&2
Connor jr D pt NV NV So tpS1 II lOa
Curry Eiiz Eowden 10
CaldweIl a Ra,,sou,s Addition 1 A
Harmon Henry Iowden 4 81
Hiu,z n do s. 3
Haskins w G Original Plat
Jors Lewis do Whf2 q hf3
I,i,z William Lowden Stand 8 2
Moreholse II w + Shearer's S. 2
Reid Harriet ] ID Shearer's 2&nhfl
Rorick G III est Walkers 12and .
Original Plat part y 4
Shearer Thomas Shearer's End
White g w ID Original Plat 4 opt .
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B.

The following patents were issued from III,
L. ) Patent Office TO citizens of the State o.
Illinois for the week ending May Goth, 1873
Reported Tor The FREE TRADER by Alexander
& Mason, solicitors Of patents, 6O5 Seven,I
street, Washington. d. &.
Stove Pipe Dampc--Iohn Emmert, Chi
cago.
Paper Cip-Thomas orion, Chicago.
Basket FOrm-AntOn +. Scow Chicago
Govcrnor-Eobcrt w. Gardner. Quincy.
Wheel Plow-lsaac Il. Green, Gillespie
Road Scraper-Lcvi j. Wright, Chicago.
Seed DroppeT-Eagcne L. Gross. Spring
field.
Washing Machine-W. : Youncs, Parks
Corners.
Polishing Dey.ce-John c. Morrison, Chi.
cago.
Cooking Nacklne-John l.. Plang Quincy
Spittoon-Henry Tongue, Chicago.
Railroad PlatfoFEI-Chas. G. Warren. Earl.
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wishes me TO return thanks to "Incog" for his
Kind offer OF the carriage team, but desires me to
say that he will not trouble him for the team be
fore the Fourth of New Years." us no does no,
wish to take them from the corn field for fear
they have lost their "prancng gait"
FSndle-From the preceding facts gather the
following
MoRAL-Sever render an article stale by com.
muneating its contents to every one you meet
previous 10 its publication.
And when rehearsing your own feeble attempt
at ridicule be assured that It's object IS out OF
hearing, for il is so unpleasant" to be surprised
REsURGAM
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Vicinity News.

Fairbury is getting excited about her stone
quarries There is in that vicinity an i'm
mense bed of sandstone, which is rapidly
growing into popularity as building stone
The climax of local excitement on the sub
ect was reached last week on the receipt
from Il Chicago builder OF an order for 25u
car loads of the Fairbury stone
Mr.. Alferd Rowe returned from Dallas
Texas, last Saturday night His stay will be
,;nn Ar Looks halo and hearty and SAYS
he likes the Lone Star a" State.-Shertddn
Netns Letter, 6th.
Sandwich has put the price of its license
for the sale OF liquor at S5O0,and 1t is thought
'h"' only VIC wiz NC '"heh'
Jos. RoDinson, OF Saratoga, Marshail county,
was n.,leu ~ i,S'as i"h; 80, 1870
inst called his mother +, view the clouds
when the bolt came killing him instantly and
.I, VIC ~ oi,' i'.;;yh, stoo, $3.50
~,h;o,, /, thn oninion % Snrno Jroyr The
,;ah,,;, Jp' H., T,orn ,,'oro ,,uo
mS5i,ino I'm ~ ,ho .;,,a
80 H., N' Jo upo', viz
1''''''' '1'''' o'"'""''
Daniel Radcliffe, father OF Geo. Radcliffe,
|. >. Assessor OF TINS district, dled al MS
home miles south of Princeton, on Wednes-
dav of last week. aged SO wears. He came to
Iu;no;, :, 1907 o,j ,o..,o, ~, p,,-oo,, orool,
and lived there ND to the time of his death.
A. y woe val, ,,,,, ., oJrrc,o Dor, III,
w. i' was "'ii'HAo"' - w D', "
all OF the early settlers. his heaith haa peen
failing for number of years. \ wife and
two children survive him.
,,aol. .,, 1an, SD, I1,mo -, ,ha MoCor
n,;o,. ~. oan,;,.i',n - tro ,r;oI. ,r,inoss
hnn1;na, D s.,on, % toot s.nn. ava . 90
,,a,,, .. >. c.,,. ~ .oa,,,,;,a ,,,i,,, a.oro,
,.,,..,.,, .p.o, ,,., 80 .,,,o
600 ooo, o,a ~, ina. Sr,a,,. n,o-,;n, ono,bor
sno hro,,o ~. ra~n ro;i,ood dono+ ,,,hon
,..,s,,:.'. ,1',... ,o,.o, r-a,
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oh Su"y I,oiinE u i"se VI "a InI ii;io
hatI;n~ in the Verm;IIion rivcr near Streotor
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JUDICIAL ELECTION.

Returns at Springfield show that the follow
ing Circuit Judges were elected at the rccen
judicial election in this state:
1st-William Brown, of Winnebago.
2d-T d. Murphy, of McHenry.
3d-W. w. Heaton, of Lee.
4th-Sylvanus Wilcox, of Kane.
5th-G w. Peasants, of Rock Island
Gth-E. s. Leland of La Sale.
.th-J. McRoberts, of Will.
Sth-Arlhur A. Smith, of Knox
9th-Joseph w. Cochrane, of Peoria.
10th-,Joscph Sibley, of Adams,
1.-The. L. Higbee, Of Pike
l2til-John Burns, of Marshall.
l3th-N. J. Pillsbury, of Livingston
14th-Thomas F. Upton, of Mclean.
15th-C. L. Davis, of Vermillion
16th-C. b. Smith, of Champaign.
11th-Lyman Lacy, of Mason.
f2,h-Cyrus Epler, of Morgan.
19th-Charlas s. Lane, of Sangamen.
20th-H NJ Vandcver, of Christian
21st-James c. Allen, of Crawford
22d-William II. Snyder, of st. Clair.
23d-Amos Watts, of Washington.
24th-T b. Turner, of Jefferson.
,5th-Monroe c. Crawford, Of Union.
26th-David J. Baker, of Alexander.
Supreme Judges were elected in the seconC
and fifth districts, A. NJ. Craig being elected
in the latter and Schoheld in the former
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City Council,

Regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
petition of sundry citizens in reference to
sidewalks was referred TO street and alley com.
mittcc.
The petition of Il number of business men in
Ottawa was presented demonstrating against the
removal of the hitching posts around the Court
House and praying that they be replaced,
There being but eight or nine councilmen
present on motion of Stout, the petition was
temporarily laid on the table; subsequently,
however, the balance of the aldermen coming in,
Stout moved, rs a test of the question, that the
preyer of the petitioners be granted, OH which he
demanded the yeas and nays the vote standing
as follows:
Yeas-Redmond McGinnis, Mates, Conner and
Miller.
Nays-Stout, Phelps, Smith, Dcanc, Cary, Stor-
mont, King Hook and Ficld-9.
X. +. Edgecomb, like Il dutitul citizen, grateful
for small fayors, humbly thanks the council in a
communication for abating 4 nuisance in the
vicinity of his residence, and the council appre-
ciatingly order it placed on file
The health officer suggests in communica.
ton that similar grievance south Of the resi-
dcnces of DR.. Harris, H. Silver and John Stout, if
abated, might elicit similar aspiration of graft
tudc.
The street and alley committee We're granted
two weeks longer To cogitatc on the Columbus
street feeder bridge.
Warrants were issued 10 the street supervisor
to collect the usual 81 poll tax
On motion of Miller, the finance committee
were directed to open negotiation with the
Illinois river bridge company with view to
making that bridge free not only to residents of
the seventh ward, but to the whole city, and re-
port to the council at the next meeting. Stout
Phelps, Dcane and Cary were the only aldermen
to vote against this proposition Bills to the
amount Of about 500, including one of SEQ ia
Clark, White " Co. for sewerage pipe were al
lowed, and the council adjourned for two weeks.
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EUREKA CoLLEGE.-This is the season of
College Commencement by which is
meant the closing exercises or exhibition of
the year. Eureka College, flourishing in
stitution some 25 miles east of Peoria, in
Woodiord county, had its commencement
last week, at which there were seven gradu-
ates, including two ladies' The college is
under the able management of President a.
u. Weston, assisted by an able faculty, and is
open to both sexes.
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HOME MATTERS.
THE TRIGGER,
The Pigeon shoot a. the Fair Grounds.

FIRST DAY.
The pigeon shoot, advertised to take place at
the La Sale County Fair Grounds, near this city,
on Thursday and Friday of the present week,
promised to excite considerable interest could
the people be assured OF the presence of Bogar-
dus and the Klienmans, about which there was
some doubt, as they were advertised to appear
about the same time in an Eastern city All
DOUBT however, as to their being present was
cleared up ON Thursday morning, by the gentle
men putting IN an appearance in proper person.
The shooting was advertised to commence at
o'clock on Thursday, and by that time about
400 spectators had gathered Besides Bogardus
and the klcnmans's, other experts from Chica.
20 ana other places, were found TO be present,
and the shoot" promised to be of unusual in.
terest.
The first match was between Abe kleinman
and James Ranlett, Kleinman to kill 20 birds TO
Ranletts ID. The following is the score:
Kleinman i l1l10l11111l11 l11ll-l9
Ranlett.. Il ! 0l1110l1 llO0-16
$50 dollars up on side Kleinman missed his
bird on account of neglecting to load his run
The second match was between Bogardus and
Abe klenman, of Chicago; and Ranlett and Zc.
huff, of Ottawa. This was quite an exciting
match. 1t was for ten rises single birds. Ottawa
TO shoot p yards, and Chicago 30. The following
is he
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The cholera at Memphis certainty bears
about it strong characteristics Of an epidemic.
On the 9h there were II cases, on the 10th.
=, on the 18th, "a and on the 18Th 70. The
alarm, however, on the part OF The people,
has nearly disappeared, and to this the falling
of in cases on the 18th is attributed.
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Our Junior, in company with Cullen oil the
ReptiblicdH is off ior Il bust with the editorial fra
ternity at Quincy. The Quincy people have
made elaborate preparation for their entertain
ment. After cleaning out Quincy, the quill
drivers take an excursion to Kansas City, and
thence over the Burlington Il Mo. r. r.. home
We have an idea, if the railroads generally per
sist in shutting down on free passes after the Isl
proN., this will be nigh onto" the last of thest
annual editorial jamborecs for some time.
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Editors Fire Trader: The farmers of Bayton
conceive themselves justly indignant towards
certain citizens and business men i'm Ottawa who
were instrumental in having the hitching posts
around the Court House removed, but in their
disposition TO mark the guilty, they desire not 10
punish the innocent. VIII you do us She favor
10 name the persons who are the most directly
chargcablc with what We regard rs that out.
rage? A DAYTON FARMER
The only individuals drec'ly responsible for the
Outrage" are the Mayor and Aldermen who
made the order to remove the posts Their
names were published with the council proceed
ings in the FREE TRADER of the 3lst ult: Mayor
Boyle and Aldermen Stout, Phelps, Smith, Dcanc,
Cary stormont, King, Hook, Mates, Connor,
Field and Miller.
Their action, however, was endorsed by a large
meeting of citizens in the Court House, the most
active spirits at which, in support OF the alder
men, outside Of the council appeared 20 DE f.
F. Bun and Frank Whitmorc.
Since the Court House meeting, however an
other meeting Of the council has been held, and
the question OF replacing the posts coming up.
some of the aldermen who stood on the record as
in favor of the Outrage" changed their position,
so that now, 80 far As the council are concerned,
are:
stout, Phelps, Smith, Deanc, Cary, >tormont.
King, Hook and Fields.
Those in favor Of their restoration are:
Redmond, McGinnis, Mates, Connor 4 Miller.
1t Is w De noted however, that whatever may
be the position Of councilmcn ON the question,
there j. not a business man in Ottawa, 50 far as
We know. who does not condemn the removal Of
the posts and who Is not in favor Of their
restoration.
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The hardest thing said against Trucsdcll,
nc builder of the Dixon bridge, thus far, il,
,&id by Truesdell himself in a letter in which
ne writes: Il know that never made a bet
Ter bridge than the one at Dixon in every
particular" Ifthat was his best. what must
he 800 others have been he claims to have
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! grand farmers celebration, in which i've of
he neighborin. towns have already agreed 70.
participate, win take place in Reynolds Grove.
n the town Of Grand Rapids. I've mile south
s.s. 4 Ottawa
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The car load of live fish started from wash
lngton, week ago on the road to California
% stock the streams of that state with shad
and brook front met with mishap. At
Cumberland THIRD Of them were found al
ready dead. and the balance were empJicd
INTO the Potomac
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NO'I'ICE..-ksTATE JoEN ALLAN, nECEaeEB-
~ Notice Is hereby given that Tie undersigned. aimnis
Of the % John Allen tie county La
Sale and state Of Illinois. deceased. viii AppeAr before the
Couaty Court OF said county the third Monday enC
the Sih dayl Of August is2 ~ tie Court House In o.
ts~A. in Sad county. wien ana where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified % attend
AID prs-eut the same In Vritrg Tor ailrstHsnt
JACOB RARR.
.ulIfsw ALmir's,rztgr.
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The Cleveland Lc,Gcr thinks that the next
session will afford congress grand oppor-
tunity TO redeem our sullied reputation. Sc
The people will forgive congress for ignoring
" or reputation" entirely, if il will only re.
deem its own.-CtactEEdfi Enquirer
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Kleinman winning the match.

klcinman winning the match.
| The third match was between Ed Thomas, Of
Chicago, and Taylor, of Mendoza Thomas to
shoot 10 birds 10 Taylor's &. $40 side; won by
Taylor
The next and fourth match was between the
same parties, each to shoot at 10 rises, for the
same stakes; won by Thomas.
| The fifth match WAS between the same parties
on same conditions as the last Won by Thomas
| The next match was between John j. Klein.
man and Zeluff kleinman giving Zoluff birds
in TO- S. side. Both shot their complement of
birds, which caused tie, which Kleinmar won
in shooting off.
| The Ith and last match was between Thomas
Webster and Ed. Thomas both of Chicago
Thomas TO shoot at double rises and Webster
single birds. Ten birds. First 3 pair won by
Thomas, and the next by Webster.
This ended the pigeon slaughter, with the cY
ception of q few trying their hands alone.
The sport was varied by shooting at tamt
fowls. \ poor old rooster was tied to a box, and
for the sum of 10 cents any person was allowed
to have the bird by killing it. After about hall
dozen shots had been fired at him, our worthy
alderman from the 9Th ward tried his hand at it
and at the I'd shot fetched him. This ended the
sport for the first day.
SECOND DAY.
The forenoon exercises commenced with
shooting at chickens Two were put ap at ~
feet 10 cts a shot. Ten shots were fred before
they were killed.
Pigcons--first match between Chas. Taylor
and L. b. Crookcr--fvc rises each. Won by
Crooker.
Second match between Chas. Taylor and Ed
Thomas-thc latter giving Taylor five birds in
-. Won by Taylor
Third match between Crookcr and Martin
Cavanaugh-5 birds each. Won by Crookcr
Fourth match between Hook and Taylor-5
birds each.
AFTERNOKS
First match between L. B. Crooker and Charles
Hook. Crooker to Kill 1Oblrds to Hooks S. Won
by Crookcr.
Second match between Ed. Thomas and James
Taylor. Won by Taylor
The third and last match was between Bogar-
das and L. Taylor, from Mendoza, 30 birds each,
Bogardus to shoot 20 yards and Taylor II
The following Is the score:
Bogardus-0 l OIL l0ll iii
l | ! I | 1.....................26
] ! ! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This ended the tournament, everything going
OF to the satisfaction of all parties
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Spain.

The new cortes have got into working or
der, and on the 9th they definitely declared
q federal republic by vote of 210 to 2, and
Senior Pi Margall was elected President.
This gentleman thereupOn proposed to form
"a ministry, but utterly failed. Figueras was
invited back to the presidency He declined,
and then Salmeron undertook to form min
isuy in which he has partially succeeded,
but it is doubtful how long government thus
rent by factions can hold together.
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\ Chicago college wants To confer degree
ON Gilmore. the concert man. We suggest
Fiddle-D. D.-N: h0Ets RepEJlic1H
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The average salary Of Methodist ministers
in the city 81 New York and vicinity, includ-
ing house rent and gc-GuisitEs is over s. 900
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4 rOcl7 ncccOl HORACE WATERS 4
n unchI Uffcn! son, 4sl Bway, Y.
irRl dispose u 90 Plan os t organs Of hrst-
class ma kcrS, hgci'tiing wATERfS', az
q Xtremel " low prices for cash on part
cash, and biilce sInu IL mont III " PAYMENTS.
New S-Octu>-s, Hrst-ciuSS PIANOS.
all modern iu.pr"TSmcnt-;! oy S2cn
Eans, 500; t--top. $40; S-Step.
Sl25, and HpCdRS.
WATERS CONCERTO PARLoR ORGANS
A,e the most beautiful IL style C perfect
ia tone ever made. NE CoNCER1o
STOP Is Tie best aver placed ih any
Organ. IL "a ittE.Uttd M dtkHd VI OF Teeds IDOeu-
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al orders for painting, paperinC 60 granting
promptly illcd VIXEN LETT ~ No. III Main street
" IT. z. C7l~.
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Italy.

The funeral of SignOr Ratazzi took place
On the 9th and was attended by a large crowd
Of people. Many persons, to show their res
pect for the deceased statesman, displayed
black flags from their residences
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Austria.

jackson 5. Shultz writes that the American
department of the Vienna exposition will be
in complete order by the 18th of June, which
ton, not excepting England, which has
the advantage of workmen brought to Wen,
na 70 hasten to completion and perfect that
department The Austrian government, he
says, should have taken another year TO pre-.
pare for the exposition. Not only are the
grounds not finished, but all those facilities
which they had promised are incomplete.
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France.

The Duke dc Broglic, Minister of foreign
affairs, has addressed q circular letter to the
representatives of France abroad, declaring
the difference between the majority in the
assembly and Theirs was on his domestic
policy, which did not offer sufficient guaran.
tees against revolution. The policy of the
new government, he continues, will be mod.
crate at home and pacific abroad. All at
tempts at revolution will be vigorously OPP
posed without attacking existing institutions.
Intense excitement was occasoned in the
assembly on the 10th by M. Gambeta calling
attention to circular of the Minister of the
Interior TO the departments advising the
bribing of the local press. The minister &C
knowledged the circular genuine, and vote
was passed justifying him by $50 to 3l5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-14
From Europe.
England.

Alexander Palace near London, was des
troyed by fire on the Sth Loss $3,0O0O0O.
A great fire in the lumber yard at Dublin
On the 10th destroyed 100000 worth Of
property.
The Ascot races commenced on the nth
They are attended by immense crowds and
he races very exciting,
EX-Empress Eugene has gone 10 the con
tinept