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TELEGRAPHIC.
Flood In GeOrgla-The LOulsi.
ana Sufferers.
Arms and Provisions being Sent
from st. Louis for the
Arkansas Rebels.
DemOllshed-Th CarIlsts Sue
Ing for Amnesty.
special dispatch to the Dallas Herald

Special dispatch TO the Dallas Herald.l
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 27.-Thc
Chattahoochie river has overlooked It's
entire length, and is doing considera-
BILE damage. 4,
MONROE, La, April 27.-The water
is still rising. People continue coming
from the rear as the water approaches.
The sidewalks and streets are the only
pastures for stock. The loss of cattle
and hogs by the overflow is very great.
There has been sunshine all day, and
there is a prospect of better weather.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-The Times as
serts that two thousand Springfield
rifles, thirteen thousand rounds of am
munition and several eases of pistols
have been shipped, in secret, for
Brooks forces. 1t is also said that five
car loads of provisions Were shipped
to the same parties. g y.u-.H
RUTLAND, VT, April PA gale at
Bennington demolished the steeple--
one hundred and sixty feet high--of
the Congregational church. Part of
the falling steeple struck an adjoining
residence and crushed the roof in. z
ST. LOUIS, April 27.--A considerable
quantity of muskets, small arms and
ammunition was shipped from here
yesterday to Little Rock, said to be
for Brooks. z fAL@G8 #aE EF
PoUGHKEEpsIE, N. ", April Pr
Professor S. G. Walker, the first in this
country to make pictures by sunlight,
O. is dead. ''"'i' '''''fS''s /
BERLIN, April q. -Emperor William
in person closed the session of the
Reichstag yesterday, with speech of
no general Importance. z.
MADRID, April ia ruinoris cur
rent that the Carlists have asked Ser
rano for amnesty. RI
WASHINGTON, April GA bundle
of about three hundred and fifty petit
lions was presented in the house yes
terday and referred to the commits
sioner of patents asking the passage of
q law authorizing the manufacture of
patent right articles by others than
the owners of patent rights on the pay
ment of reasonable royalty. Some
of the petitions contained only twelve
9 signatures ranging from thatto eighty
six on others. rg Gy8T As /
Several prominent senatorial inhar
tionists said to-day that nothing had
been yet done as, to tho result of their
recent conference, but they will wait
further developments abefore-Ashowin
their true position to the country
The senate finance committee will,
this week, consider the, house finanioe
bill. 1t is thought by many that bill
may be interchangeable to the sem
ate, combining the. redemption pro-
posed with the right to issue additional
bank notes, on condition that a certain
proportion of legal tender notes be
withdrawn at the same time; ''' "A
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FROM THE MAILS.

Nearly two thousand dollars in
money, and large quantity of flour,
cornmeal, bacon, ETC., were contributed
in st. Louis, to the sufferers by the
overflow i'm the lower Mississippi
The Signal service has been doing a
good work recently, in connection with
the present overflow of the lower Mis-
sissippl, by announcing several days In
advance the approach Of the three great
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new ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
FOB SAA-IE-f.
A COTT AG H.

"A Q o II II "A @ E.
'llGiT .Ih&5T .|ttaHEM
Containing five rooms, eligibly situated,
sponsible party. Terms -One-thiId cash md
balance at one and two years. Apply to
O5dtf BLOCK, JET & co.
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VAN ALSTYNE.
Two Men Injured, by Jumping
from "a Train-NegrO Killed
while Asleep ON the Rail-
road Track, Hi 'W 5'i.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
VANALsTYNR,Texas, April %, 1874
AS the southern bound train left this
station Sunday evening, and after it
had got under full headway, two gen
tlemen, DR.. Leslie and a Mr.. Lewis,
JUMPED from the train. DIR. leslie
broke his arm, and Mr. Lewis was
badly bruised, but no bones were
broken. The same train when about
two miles south of here, run over a
colored man who was asleep OH the
track, killing him instantly, literally
cutting him to pieces.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April 2.-Cotton firm.
Good ordinary, 15ac; middling, 173c.
Hides firm, and unchanged; dry as
they run, 1871; selections l9@l9l; wet
sailed, 500.
Goldllc5 CIT0d r j
New York, April 27.-7Gold opened
at 12} and closed at -12s. Exchange
active and firm al 9o@9l; sixty days,
s7l@5S; sixty days commercial, S4l@
S5t. ILs1 81 MGC II "A Z
Cotton dull and nominal; prices
remain without change. "a vTs Il :
NEW ORLEANS, April 2z-Cotton
strong. Sales 1000 bales, Saturday
evening 1880. Middling uplands, 17sG
low middlihg, l6Bc; good ordinary,
15sc; ordinary, 13sc.
Exchange, 40@4Ic; bank, 449c; sight
par. Gold 12@12l.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.S-Gotton firmer.
Uplands, sl@ssd; Orleans, ss@S3d:
Sales $4,000 bales; for speculation and
export 5000 bales.
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: TRUSTEES SALE I

Under and by virtue or deed OF trust exc
cuted and delivered on the 9Th day Of Au-
gust, A, D. 1873, by Pat. u ponnell a Bro, to
ment ofs certain proinissory note made and
delivered same date by said Pat. O'Donnell'
a BRO. to Schneider 4 Davis for u $50, and
also TO secure the. said Schneider 4 Davis In
the payment Of twenty-eight hundred dol
lars for money advanced, and groceries, pro-
visions aud other merchandise ftfrnished 10
said Pat. 0'Donnell 4 Bro. by said Schneider
4 Davis, during the twelve months next fol.
sell at the court house door in the city and
county Of Dallas, stale Of Texas, at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, on
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. u. and 1
o'clock r, NJ, the following described proper
~, to-wit: q mules, horse, wagons, bug
ey, plows, IS scrapers, 10 setts ofdouble har-
JOSEPH YOUNG, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, April n, 1874. 0oia2i ,24m5
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The first edition Of the Dallas Baptist
Herald, made, its appearance yester-
day.--[Dallas Signet, of Yesterday.
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- < n MISCELLANEOUS x
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m M IS s
SANGER BROS. I'M Street, Dali
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And now comes the yownersvof gthe
Wilson patent feed motion III sewing

Aud now comes the ownersVof gthe
Wilson patent feed motion III saving
machines, asking for still another
renewal of their patent. Has not this
thing of extending sewing machine
patents been carried about far enough ?
They have made all the owners rich,
whether the original Inventors, areSor
not. They have built splendid palaces.
In allsour cities and served all the pur-
poses of public policy for which
patents are granted. To extend them
further is only to continue a monopoly
which forces our people to pay seventy
five dollars for the same .Imaehine
which the manufacturers ship to Eng
land and sell there at aprofit for fifteen
dollars.
T. NYI, ----t-1r--s----------..-- f--T 7 w ,
The first edition of the Dallas Baptist
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

! This troupe who have entertained our citiacn
during the past week, and who give their closing
Entertainment at the Opera House this evening
deserve more than passing notice.
| Mr.. Aiken, The well known star needs no puff
from us. Young in years, manly in form, and
gigantic III intellect, he stands considering his
aee), at the head of the theatrical profession.
! The support rendered 10 Mr.. Aiken by Harry
Deakin's stock company, is far ahead of any VIC
ever before seen at the Opera House. Each infi
vidual member may justly be put down as star,
for during the i've nights they have been here
not a hd,h has been made.
Among the leading characters Of the stock
company we take pleasure in saying that Mr.
Harry Little, better known as Leonard Grover,
son OF the late proprietor Of the great Adclphl,
lat Chicago. together with Messrs Dorrel
Chamberlain, White Lyster Little and
Ioanc, are actors worthy of hearing before
amy audience. lmong the ladies connected with
the troupe who are received with deserved ap.
plause, are Mrs. Allcn, Mis-, Boyd, Mrs. EncNs
aud Miss Dcmming.
1t is seldom our theatre going people have an
opportunity to witncsssuch thoroughly first class
plays, by iirs-class artists.
Tonight is their last appearance in Ottawa,
and we trust that they will be greeted with
crowded house.
Last, hut by no means least, we wish to az
nouncc that PART. Quick, the gentlemanly bust.
ness man Of the company, has but few equals in
his role as money changer. His genial phz may
be hehcld at The the box Office from and after 6
p. VI. tonight
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Ni,iprnt -Otsnaa

Ever since the Indlans icf. this country, more
or less notice has been taken by the white set
Tiers uf remarkable spring OF water near the
south bank Of the Illir0is river nearly opposite
the month Of the Fox, IL Ottawa n ,ho older
time favoyitc resort Of der anti buffalo in la,cr
years the "black" or ta's'c cattle have made it
their fayoritc Watering place, and now and then
rheumatics or .croiulous persons have used the
Waters and found great bcrclitfrom them It was
only within q week o. two, however, that the
streng res nblancc 81 thr water, both In
smell and taste, to the famous Colorado, Ar.
kansas aud Saratoga medicinal springs was no.
ticed, aud IL was decided to have it analysed
The result has surprised everybody. The water
is found TO contain calcium, magncsia Soda iron,
potassa, common salt, and various other ingre-
dents, in such com bnation IS TO show the spring
superior in medical properties TO almost any
other springs in the country.
:, company was thcreupon organized TO deyel.
opc these springs and turn them into grand
watering place. The company have taken steps
to procure a regular charter, and has been per-
mancntly organized with the following officers:
presidcnt-J +. Porter.
Vice Prcsident-Jesse DicKey
Secrctary-J. j. Kellogg.
Treasurer. f. Scott,
Solicitor-H Mayo.
Directors Stout, L. H. Eamts, Dy. G..
Hard, Jos. T. Skinner and Samuel Scott.
The spring has been opened from the place
where the water eNGdcd from the ground halls 4
dozen rods back towards the bluff where large,
round opening or well into the sand rock has
been found, filled with gravel, sand and bones Of
buffalo, deer &c; showing that the spring, ages
ago, was al that spot, and that numbers OF ami
mails were either crowded into it by others, or
got tnircd in the q"icksand and persisted there.
The intention now is fully TO develop the
spriRc and to eurround il with building suit0-
bic TO there Use by inyalids and as a general
watering place The supply of water IS album
dant to max. basins, pools, lakelcts, e., or any
Size desired.
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Administrator Of he estate :
COIS SALE rIAp.

One swo.story dwelling, with r0oms, painted white.
with gftpn window blinds good well and clsiern on west
Fourth street. OF slecu good Sidewalk all Tie way
TO the house. Possession given 10 Onte.
Also. one anda half story dwelling. with rooms
painted white with door and widow blinds wells
cstrrns with pumps ant large stable Jefferson 81,
west of sIdecut Possrssion given immediately, a.,
The above houses will hn sold cheap FOR cas aPW%'
for soon, otherwise they will te rented
Ako, dwelling With 10 rooms, painted whlir. green
window blinds, well and cstern with pumps, baI,N row
coal shed, &c Lot Ia by - feet Irnt IN abnnl
ance-grapes appcs. goosrherres ana currants On wal
nut street. opposite FOX River Railroad DEPOT west nt me
sdecut.
Als one hot on north hlUH, between ". T.. HfGshs ard
Geo. W. Ravens residence. 49,.
Also, one lot upon the ahl" a S1ne Nun, with
house for tenant and stable, NJ" occupied NY Thomas
Earcy.
The above are excellent hnild'nI las on the hlnil .
Also about OF land Bpth OF the Rock Island L. X
and OF he FoN river .icr bounded III" oh't ht
Fox NJ or and the W road leading from pt,aNa
to Dayton
The hole oil the above oprty Nl Nc old cheap io
cash. Apply 20 \. W. 'ANAEll.
scu'Cmbcr .!h, 1874.
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Ttte Gift Concert of the Masonic Hrl,rf 8.so
ciati0n OF Norfolk PostpOne,I.

Our readers VIII see from an nd ertts,nent In a;oth.r
Column that the Grand GIFT CoNcert winch was 20
given by the Masonic isclef ,aoa OF Norfo A. on
the 81 OF September. has ,Sn postponed until Thursday
the 9Th Of Noyergber.
As the Directors rcmar: ~ thcr Card, tnare are many
persons W desire and iHteaG to lnyest In t
Out have hen deferred from doing by the bells. that
postpoocnent would take psc. and They unwin. 30
purchase tickets unt they felt assured bat day la. bc
hxsd "Aen tie drawing would positively taic plaza In
consequence OF ta!s impression the sale 81 while
lareey IN excess Of the numtcr sold preysus 10 the pos
poneaent OF tho -st Gilt Conccrt given by che
-ho no. been 70 such extent enle the Directors
10 IasEe satisfactory distribution Of prizes or 20 gccom
nish the OBJECT q! the Concert proposed be given y
thcore the interest OF all concerned tat the drawing be
deferred uat tie day DR. sigEatcd Al nouncep,.t and
wecouht not that the action Of the Directors will co with
The hearty approval OF ther narols laA tst thu -s I
rove satisfactory u then.
TIE Lrp GrtSd on tbao.rs IN Al! ,k B,so,,. P.,ssy A.,
osFHIos' " .'o,Tc& IOstposti.- 10 inc i'u6't
,eIegnt,9S he g Gay Of seer as the date upon
Masonic Relief Association inteenesd by The hief
,hsre Topta De sahcien, nyh OF time btwcen
20 gmabe hem % dspoe, OF such nuser Of tickets as To
While enterprise hss been 5a ALI bv aps
nuilbr OF purchasers Tickets in every section OF he
&c me 90 have prevailed with many were wir. 10 aid
u ne Sor OF comprising t Masonic Temple ths city
po,asi End IS ey have eeclned % e-se
MED upon When the drssing w1n1 Iasi1st ga '1 ieen
re Dir being als1rcd that their patrons E he sat
-pnr;asni have selected 70 ''''
Rgosaay, he 1917 ,.ie af S,-e,.L,,.
IS tis tss p hold tEof Second Grani CT, L,,sf and
Immediately by M Who desire 10 ohtaiI one or more ris
csdsS a., 80 IL. . zen They oIer Tue pa9.c
l'iH"d IN'it if.i d'swing will ~ observed IN this
BOARD OF DIRE, TOI!S.
D. hENEi MOORE, socrGi isS;' l''''' '''''''
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FREE lsEonMArl0N.--ln our las: issue ~Koru'
raade m7at!on Of a. employee % the G. Il. & q.
Il. x, wEo was dietrc-s.nSly polite - nasscn.
gers.
Severa. parties aly,; ,s-1lioe, thas the articie
referred 20 that seEtlealany hTakssu.Sn, Barney
HSgaben'. This /. no; correct,
II was The spOTter ri :. gold watch .ne chain.
ard the visitor q The Streator widow that h.
AIMED a: We don't y-..at 20 give uamcs, "a
when . saan is asGe notorious by newspaper
p,tfs lie IA "li1tie" - 'ia promoted ar words
Ia jhat erec,.
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in point Of attcndncc and entries, than any pre-.
vious one.
That the B0ard VIII feel encouraged from the
liberal endorsement given by our citizens, there
can be no donht, and we predict at no distant
day, that the La Sale County Fair, and Riverside
Driving Park win become one of the noted places
in northern Illinois, as pleasure resort.
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,1rr-. saltrtaum. c7racie, &C.. ugJa no far.s .s-
-i II s'-' r'yin, gals, a., guan sH.s- ' aae yer
'n t1'ra r's-r pretended remedies since IT, a-t. r
an. J. ia co-TcTIr.'1ut, al 7l,ins p1fa -su'r"T
Grippe, tEs.w lsay thoi- crrt"os re lame Va So p -r
3l> bites lr' -eftr.ci harmless & re gourd-l rel sI
N.la1r; .@r T. s no LgnibE-. The recipe O. Fl,l'-l
AeEd elcI ;Ic. Il e selling ~ SFtcc r.rr before
500 an &c 30. ssclg lt Goes i.s: VII; asli- O. o..
i-u' 40 o.. u.s. 'u.r ircl -ig-Es,lsl. rsl 0r sgi'-.
de-ya 90 So u they VII zlt -se Cca:l-- LI143oz,
Mere -Ha1 .l rtfca,as O; renarks5r -urs. r.insrs
,foLcB bs, r-l1ic .ielza:'s. c1u-, --l-as tcI7ct.
&c. -Te ''cl fe-iyci We vl seld rczIrc9n.all1.
erllcsts, tae ge &C, -rls, o any reques1EIt
ousSO.lesf the !asos vf4g2s- Centsur a!-ea. lsv-,
che ETf-rt cals- q. sgayza1 sx..n,ed ho.ta5 -.
- - o. 'e-cEuc-= l5 a,.--. s-5ca srrsrs
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Board OF SuPEaVIsoRs. The September .e
of the Board of Supervisors of this county CON
aicnced at the Court Rouse on Tuesday, ever,
town being represented. Their time has bccr
occupied with petitions in regard to bridges and
public highways and bills from different per
sons The session will probably close TO-DAY
full abstract of proceedings will he found in
FREE TRADER next week.
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c.. a pa:r Of cAaa 4 pa.pp,' s,ol A.-tt, Il.

Loan EIIorl'. LoSuo- BrEIE-cy CouIANl
This last and greatest srs..-.on sweeping oycl
the area Of our aIars mont world. i, a. .luuucal
To appear ~ the Opera House ou next Tgcsilv
and "Wednesday evening", COR two nights GuIf.
and viii doubtless D. largely p-trou.zed by our
amusement going public fram the fact that r. IS
the first successful competitor 81 the famous
Lydia Thompson troupe, whose advent ia oar
city created such : flr1rg This entertainment.
is sad 10 be Of The same aF,.a5, and IS coupu-rt
NJ the hS7dsonie-t..aS mos, =. c1mp..-t.6 ialr.-
and gentlemen in til eDur--r
OF the Burleslue, sc az, uu, prepared q.
speak, but Judging from. hat We con Iaara from
Mr. Walter sOaths1te, the general agent. vao
certainly oaSL; 70 D. . competent Judge. &c t.
cure 10 b. vs.i worth attending See adycri-.-
isent. The sale - ryej .es. tickets c5Il.
meIec7 on SATURDAY - O.ran & IIapeagu-s.
and 20 early Tor them. IS au- candid suggestion.
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That wcs 5easthy outrage committed ~ sams
miscrcant few days ago-~thc poisoning Of Mr.
Blanch4rd's splendid New Foundand dog Rover
The animal was Ms inteligen: as he WAS harm
less and the pet Of all the children in III ncis III
borhood, who looked upon him as fast friend
and protector Mr.. Blanchard was supposed u
have some fruit in his garden, and som c rIid
night prowling candidates for the sallows pol
soncd a fifty dollar watchdog to SGs / few col
lars worth OF grapes!
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speakers fgom ah;0ad and goo,l time gyuc.ally.
Get yort Buckets h'l"d with good things and
comc, erFybody Absolutely free to al No
as''' n'Ni on anyhody for cxpcn>r>
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LORD a. WHITLEY COMING.

We had a call yesterday from Ottawa's favor
tic theatrical manager, Mr.. John Whitley, who
Informs Us that he has secured the Opera House
for Friday and Saturday evening Of next week
for d" Lord x Whitcly's Dramatic Continuation
Il company with which such Ottawa fayortes as
Louie Lord, Jenny W2lg. Nr, Lord and dozen OF
other Rrst class actors are connected. The con-.
pany return west from six months successfu,
season in New York ana the east, and IS compos.
ed of none but first class actors. Mr. Whitley
whose word we have always found il safe to swear
to, promises rs the best theatrical entertainment
we have ever witnessed in this city.
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/ Directory Eiyyic.

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fnl AZ me- ch,,. ro,,r,,.l "a tho a,,r.d. >,
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local ,,n,,n, H. o,,. .., ,',,,,,
knows tho bi.,or,. ne ,h., ,lo.oh. 60 .do- IL
more senses tb,, ,u. 49, :; L., t,,,i,;, ,;,
rho nane of ,b,. ,,o,,,,, 49, a., ., -, ,,a
town and ne ,,,t,r.i ,,,,.,.,.,,,,,
the time ..,o, r. a., .',-
corrc,.t kiou,.f..o or ,,, ro, ~, ,. .,..od %
ncrr,,n. III. .i,,,.,,.,,, =; ;,,,..,,,. ,,, -,
blunlcrs md hcsl, .,,a rot ,,o,,I, h a.
the vast, ,,,oo, r,,,,,, :. .o,.,,,,l :, ,.,;,,u
In. Bat mn, ne c,r.s h,,.,.yc. as III, ,,,',o, T.;
20 co,l,e, his dollars ,rd slcd,a,, nm, ,r t,.,
in Ia. .h.r,csi ,,.si,,,,. tin,c
,.a.ci,,r,icr,,ri, ~ co;,, is,l,.,ar,
DIV ,lir,e,or,. ,,,nl;.t.d ID, so,ro ion .,,,,,..
copsarn NJ Clinton r,., ,i,.o ,htn,
rnurtl, ia, fyc.,r ,,tt,,.,
Asa, ,o,t,,,,, .,,,,s,,,.,,, ,, ,,,, la,
tn ,,,,,. ,tr,,,,, ,r,, avn. ,,,
we ana how. ,,o,.a r.,, or q. s.,i.,, n,int.
Z
spd.t Observation-Disclosures, os,a,,,.,,.
enough. Those who did no, bite n, If. can In,b.
those VINO nyc,tc, in it can take theirs on, in
swearing. The "hrain work. of This model d-
rcctory was performed by ID. +. Hawley q Co..,
whoever they may be and. they were assisted by
Il few boys Just beyond the size of spankhood
ISu,pl{m,3i. croo,l word aud vc b,v., nation,
~, q, ra,.
v" w. i"N P"'''9"oiS congratulate 'ne''se''es
on having secured the service of the urchins
whom in the preface of the book they sty,e "com
,,ctn,t o..i.,a,,n and u.,.ii,,, ,,,,., -,
-, "''' ''i'"''' '""'"''o'
AHeF "'Ne u ~ the outset oy announcing that
Arthur lockwood is Sheriff of La Sale county,
and J. q Hahn l. CIV Norsb., ar O,tow, Mrs
~, ,,;,i
N''"P'''' VIII VT s"tpr''cu 10 e"'h thaC her
photograph gallery is located at Ottawa
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Furniture for Sale.

offer all Hy Household FErFiuIre consisting of Drawing
Roon Dir,nG Room and Bsit iin0m Furniture, Carpets.
Irockery 6t1yf-, &C. NJ privae SAFE VIII he sod cheap
FnquIc OF hits n r. HANbll ~
syptla-2N INQ inilcs EoIiNNEkl y. ottawa.
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GAiN . PICNig.--ts r.e 20 - p.-.- rr.. learn
that ,te grand .sr-Exe p.tl.a zLi,h VS. 90 corn,
of o.. tie 81 inst. Az us failure - some ez.
tent on account q ths rlin, has been arranged
10Y F-iA-y. Sept. 2j.b, 81: Dehoit Spr;cys Noted
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n Estate by virtue order of the County Court OF
La Sale county, Illinois made the petition OF the under
signed william T. Easton Administrator OF the estate OF
said deceased at the February term n 1874 Of said cohr
10 wit on the thirteenth day OF March St shall on me
twelfth day October next. between the hours OF
O'Clock In the forenoon and four O'Clock IN the afternoon OF
said day. sell pnbc SAFE at the south door OF the County
Court House. in the city Of Oc.awa IL sad cou ~ the real
estate described as follows to w.t. That part OF east half
of the southeast quarter OF section twtnycSht in town
ship three north of east Of the 81 principal
meridian, which lies south ut The Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad containing O. G,lD also that part
of the half OF the southeast quarter of section eight H.
township thirty thec north e range four east OF the third
princi pa meridian which lies south Of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad containing Il acres slso
the tn fractional nortncast ;after Of sen seventeen
IN township !rtythrce ncfth h range tor east OF the
third principal meridian IN Ia sale county Illinois tho
Following terms, wit sdheGt "a right OF homestead
OF the family OF said james lo'cha deceased and also the
right OF dover Of Marssrst 0can the widow or ssi de
ceased, In ss!d r~nlEea aad TIE pE,ase nQu,y 10 he
paid on delivery OF III" deed.
Dated this 10Th day OF : gtcmbt" N j.. ie,..
WM s. EASTUN.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

sJ?LfAE CauEr.-Tle Supreme Court, Hen.
Pineknby II. Walker, Chief Justice. snd judges
Breese, SsotJ, AeAllister, scclieId and Craig ca
the bench. convened a: Ottawa on Tuesday.
\ la-sa number Jf lsT students have been aL-
mittcd to the Ja-- The general business IS Of
sgch character - 10 b. OF 10 general interest
Ia The reader. Erysa Ne content ourselves with
this apparently. rs9lccs OF one Of the three
highest apartments a oar state government