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THE STATE STREET FIRE.

About twenty minutes aftor the broakng out
OF tue railroad depot fire, tho alarm sounded
from Bog 25, and those Of tue city hro enginoa,
which were not already engaged, repaired in lta
direction. As precautionary measure against
possible thirt1 flrebroahing out somewhere olse,
Marshal Donnor sent four engines back to their
quarters. With tho reminder OF tho new
comerB lie tackled tho second fire, which was dis
covered to be in tho Btone-iront building Nos.
200 and 299 Stato street, occupied by Armstrong
j. Co., Us nn oil md paint Btors. Az IL usual in
fires fed By such 1ltlammable material, tho t]aucs,
Hpoodily spreading, obtained in short timo
complete possession of the building.
THE HEAT or THE FtllE
was go Intense that tho 1T. James Ifotol opposite
smoked from roof 10 basement. and u stream Uf
water had to bo diverted from Tho main tiro to
hinder its sasl,eH anl woodwork from bursting
into tlalno. In n short timo tie tiro spread to
nlerwn ChurcLl's "llouBekooners' 1ieAort," next
door s9at and oolhy Wrs furniture atoro
tho material In this lattor store gave tho 1ro a
frosh impetus, anl incrouBel tho chances Of QUO
in Lilo hotel oyor tho way. Before 1t waH got
under WY tho llro attacked John 4. 'Reiss' cigar
store, aud tho Woven Wire Mattress Company's
store, In No. 98ti.
THE FALLING WALL,
While tho fire MAJ at its height the front wall
OF ArtlbtfOHh ~ AD+ u EtOI0 GAtuG GFlbliHR u
tho gronl,tl having. given just enough warning
OF itH intention to do 10 to allow the esoapo Of
a lalf-a.tozcn nre!nen, who wore standing I'M
mediately boncatl 1t.
THE WIND FELL.
ut this moment, mud tho llrenlon ,nRl1o lasting
impression OH tho tlaueB in the top story Of
Colby l. Wirts' furniture storo Fighting back
tho asnoH on the sonth in Tic soothing Bllell Of
what was onoo Olllroll's "IIouHekeoporH Re-
sort" tho tiremen cohtnod tleil to that locali-
fy and In ttfnF 1,b1f .1tnpr 4rNHrAut
TINT tie firo WA conquered. During tho rost
Of tho night and day onginea played upon tho
rnlnB Of tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stores OF
Colby s. Wirts and Maswin Church.
During tho fire there was
CONSIDERABLE EXCITEMENT
In tho vicinity Of tho burning buildings, more
especially IN tho st. Janos lfotel, Immediately
opposite. Tho gueHts Of tint hotel who wero
occupying trout rooms wore oarly made aware OF
tho dangerous proximity Of tho onomy, aud
wisely got up from thair beds. md prepared for
sudden departure Whenever II might bo deemed
necessary. There waH no panic. however, tho
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aforesaid, and by The eate of illinois, convoyed or
eopsny b = said oompsny joni
tohor aa dSe sSs II tho 1s M a during n
months Of April and May ~ eao yoar tornftor mntil
a. ea sas M afe o ,s 4. @ o rn.sons If "
s ststo i9" IN soh G Gao ssin laiie sud provided "
Iat to sa,a asnsces M H. nmse % et.o st"an , II,
mties Of tcir rst IL tbat bslsjf mud huyc neglected
yoaca ~ ayaSsn All ocr ac ",a ar INV Of
them at public a1s ss1s III the mouths o. October gnd NO
yomber iS1 or A. NY oGs n9 H. 't en,u yoas
sbi'eaess tmross poa sad Tsss!ess y v;stas M i
rnrv ~ to 1or n ihn stnttn IN air rnan na1s aud
prov pro7yiSea. DC IT, 4'''A 'A' s'''D'' 'D' s"'s - w
n , " eGsspn spa " a" ars s rcsnnu @
so 50 r ,r aa'u ,nsr n S to
eaao Of illinois, and ho people o. saa y satS an gr9 nna
piyeG a, o. LING snG Gohrnts 81 @ emGh "
W @ % ~, t.e s ;a ~ Az Gtstn ~ Ynofs nv toir
~ sa,u tt"ra eray I'M Tia nsid Morris
Rotoh,,n, samol r, Lakewood. md Join H. pnnlor,
he Trustees ii snds Of sad 1lneis oenra lrl
O3pa@y. 3 ay o aaute in sc cpo ao
a.i nroyaa mi IN socordanoe with the usage and
u a ~ tia M naMaa ,ercmptory writ Of
Tue 4oasn8 @ .red sy y ts Cor snaat said
ioI5a1 II sn },o;r scceHsors ~ such Truaocu,
M sa Ham sn ter Successors 10 advertise aud
sss IND G ss, e se nsst nss aoso IL e
ena pu sn1nn unso1d Which wcro granted to tho
ntan ~ Iinnts Inv virtue oi o act Of Tue Congress- Of
a. f1uaI ststns entitled Al aot granting right OF
,rsv a1, nntinu 1raut at laus to the Btntcs Of ILL.,
oia Nfisafss]n AID Anbatns lii aid Of tho conAtrtic
Ian nf a road from Chicagoto Mobile,h approved
Hopt, TO- 1850 md which lands wcro granted and con-
veyed by the Slate OF illnola 70 tho ino!s @ III
Railroad, In mo manner nlosesau, cormnrot tha
s9 o. ne aos 9.a.ns approyel Fcb 10.
iaS1 and hr aid nompany IL plrsiaco Of sald act
conysyoi to tdn Trustees therein named, aud their
stccesaors III such trust and during ta9 months OF
April md May Of tho year 4 D. 1871 atia u te Same
mouths Of each year - - ha stata ~
nt the sat so, ian1s sha, ba situated ali
sMc ,ana III u IN sneh County on romaining unaol
onI furtior eommandng satt trustees and their aue-
oeasora III such trust that, hefore aklng any such
public anlo in any county they yo public mo!sS
thereof BY @ ~ a non 81 M 1a panntr
IN iae a"1 oontDn dosoripIon Of tho
i.,,a an nniira NJ tha limo torus ana Ace Of sale
md allai1 hp published for 1t least four successive
weeks prior to tho first day Of the Ha1e. .,.
And further commanding said Tratses anu the,r
successors III snen ifns 70 onea " ELY i ~ c ~
any ." III m IN 1romong
mir snIo tbercof md mol o1ceeanE 10 acres III olo
rac md se to tho highest and bcst bidder bidders
therefor, and that no Buch lands shall DO withdrawn
from sale 80 Long ~ any ono w nid aere5or any sum
rot less than ~ pes are, aa at eau aa M 10
o ~ M no
tho s.!nn }or at iens iyo minutes and tnt unon liz
making Of any such sale the said Truateos nako and
1,I,rrhHanr turc1nsnra Df
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The degradation Of tho lecture field" nav.
be 1aoasurod by the fact that all advanturar Who
passed. himsct oil aa "Lord" Massey at Cane
Atay last summer, actually finds committeeg
who ougago him to descrlbo his career. At
Wilmington, DOH, ho did not arrive at the ap-
pointed time, aud the audience dispersed, but.
Le afterwards arriving, they were cAlled togatLer
again by bell. Then ho wanted $40 before ho
would u lecture" and finally, no arrangemeus
having been arrived at. tho assembly waa dia-
missed, Will entrance money refuudel-au IN,
deserved pieoe Of good fortune,
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Nrw Yonx, Jan. 20-h1nnufacturors' agents feport
moro activity in tho distribution Of 8tapo cotton and
with an advancing tendency on blcashed shrtluqs.
pApcrcamhf1cs, etc. Medium and wllta grouud fanoy
goolH arc In gnod demand; worsted coatings and ana
~ casssHerca selling freely.
, 1874-01-21

pn1LADHLrnIa, Jan: 2o.--Wool in good demand,
Virginia aoubic extra and above, 65@5so extra $50
67o medium, 55@a7Ho.;. coarse D0@52c New York,
63@56o COARSE, 6o@52c comblnR, washed, 62N6o5o:
ssomeing. ,.nwashoa, A0@i2ho; oanada eombing cs@
wnaEeo. 8o@a8o tnb.woaho1, b5ta55c
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The Produce NInrlsctg,
III

@ rsDs sS w aGss. ss'f Me9as.ss s% ssa
eiSiS I'm new moss, *.ess ..ss,
prtm1 rrt a1saa o prime %ess nef ana
short clear sXo short clear. Febraary, ske. T Lard
arnes prime ateam, o19c. spot or Jannary; i-ieo
TunrEs71Ns-Firn,e at 1ssSoc,
"A''3'-A 'h'ae smE%n1RH1G. 1lE19ss 1t Ra9H1s@sl:e''
~, M1hwspkEE; jan; o-BngApa1urrs-F1our quiet
81 as9ssssfss s Tesss Rsstsfyy ssy Hlsi
'sFssS Ss RsSsg s
1oe. Lard lrm katlo, 0a@9,:c sean. ecs eea"'' '~
ssso sess br's wheat ooo bu b0Rs
snirMEsrs--rlour, 5000 brls: wheat, 5000 eu;
~ 81: LOUIS.
unchanged Wheas dull and o~er Ior sprna a' No an
nofs X1u S and dof roagJ asg!e @ Se red ~
sN March, OTIS dnf and iowss o ss
At ;ho sl9se; q a., Ne 81 4sS@H%e Barley arm Iowa
is iowsT md s1l Irregular 1t ss sss7e s7nn''' s0s Rye
| W11isKy-Low at 97c,
so eaS ssae9s nsE Y
eS s'sar s re e esa r. ol nseon 1 shou-
s Ss s1Essao rang Tanss ~ s3oSa5ss; most
5 Ii, 'ssssss Il ss1s. ss;s 5sSsss corn.
nf's1r1s-dos'' i,eS9i foTisvIhSE VILE; s'0'
LOUISVILLE Jan. O---BnEAps4urFs-F7our steady,
Pnov1sroSs- Quiet; meas pork, sl5.25@1s.5o. Bulk
s9s isoss sAeadsrs tx; % sssr i I'll. 81; s2
elsar, oe: Lsrd ilrm; steam. %.
"H1ans-E'sler at 9i;5@sSS; 16GRbo
TOLEDO, Jan; M;-baEAnsTurra-Fiour dull and
% os 5an%rS I fespa.ry aS s5
.s Ap III coa se se ;'s IT, ssh sssh
! Et4[U Ea1r1Rrv T1tfo Atrt1 AnA
log mxe s49e asw d. oats da and nom nominai Gal:
ss 90 Sa; oats 4'ooo S b. ''''' "'s'' s0'1 - ''
sn,rMRNTs-F!our none: wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
's'''' 'a' oats 700 II MEMPHIS.
AiEMruls, jan. o:-nnEApsrurFa-F1ou e quiet and
| md trm at 75o us4ea. Oats scareo and nrln i; none
IN Hax-.nasss i'ss. asa1as' At sle.ooaesoo.
Dn1sSpali It sls.ao@ la.io. -.............
pnoy1aloss- -Bulkmesta firm; shoulders. eA@9xo;
'N~'' es''>S' CLEVELAND,
CLEVELAND, Jan. a.-BREAnsTurEs-osain quiet,
rEzi'oIEun-sloaay .nors sssive, and unchanged.
| DETROIT, Jan. 0.-DREApsruFFs-Flou quiet md
unchanged. Wheat aull and shade lower extra,
Se2H nto No. sl'ee'<@1''. Corn dull aud lower at
''H'' oa''' z''' BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, JAM oo-pHE4psruFrs- doing
this morning; pr'e'ss sai%i,i1'gF RGn,sg unchanged
DALrasonE. Jan. 2o..-DnEA ADs1uFFs-Flonr uu-
aps 19 sssy %st Sst oho me
s5@s5dc. oAls-westoru, 6s@s9c. Rye firm nj *loo
Pnoy1s1oSs- Good jobbing demand nothing doing
nyrrEn--Firn ard in good de,nsnd; Western roll,
ao@osc; tub, aot935er
.wn1snr--ou'ot mud s,ss1y oe,1yea at 81 tolx@l'oa
wils stste, sls. Corn uii At &c, osts auio
State, go. Barley hignsE lP.lsko IA oanads, sl7s
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HUHH-Tlor0 Waa lively co1npetitlon GetWeen
packers and shippers, which sent up prices Btrong
Common" The supply on aaie Light, amounting
to only about 1.0oo and by tho middle of the alter
nnon only . few scattering lots remained unsoa. Tho
pricca paid ranged all tls way from $4.75Ga49o for
poor aud common mixcl coarse, and uneven droves,
10 $s.60s5.00 for extra but most Of tho ny's bnsi
qualities. Some alfdo.en Of our city packers wers
operating and they succeeded IN securing tho larger
porEton of the animals. notwithstanding the act!y0
presence of buyers from ull tlc principal Eastern
ketH Tho quality was better TIM, my DAY Of last
week. thero being very rerceptiblo iaing oil IA tho
supply OF inferior and common grades All sold, and
thu nnrkct rloaod lrln at s4.2uS5.G0 Following aro
fha aan
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,
CHICAGO.

nlolluay. .4.oGt 4tiUt HQu
CATrLE-1n comparison With yesterday there ras
noticeable falling OF In tho demand for the different
grades Of cattle, aud prices wore easier nil around.
Although from the opening thore was lack Of snma-
I'll afternoon, when they settled down 1o@1so per 100
'bs The diminished nctivity and tho depreciation III
va!ucs cauaed by tho too liboral receipts and The
ess favorable tone Of advicos from the Eas TIE slight
boon suutained, whllo kilograms from other points
a!so indicated lesa favorable state Of trade. Tho fact
that the offerings nut desirable also operated
against to aeling interest and oil tnings conslaore0,
II was rathcr unsaiAfactory narket-tay. Very few
1ra,elass atocrH were to DO acon, aud with perhas
haf-aozen exceptions, there were no transfers 1T
hfgcr figure than, $3.50. There was goodly num-
ber Of second and third olass cattle, for which there
.wore buyers Mt .40@5 60 for tho former; aud at
t.yo@o2 for tho latter Tho offerings Of stock seors
aud hoders were obliged 10 concclo little in order
to effect aaleH. Tho decline in teis olass Of Stock
however, waa not considerable, aaoa making Ut q 10@
4oo for poor to primo lots The reduction II buschera
Bsuf wns strong 16c, mud much OF thnt eort re-
Innned unaold Of tho oloso tho probabilities arc In
fa7or Of stil lower prices tomorrow We noe salos
OF g. for scaawags At 90 for bntcll-
good shipping grades aud at 81 40t95 for choee to
extra do. Tho narket closed quiet a1ld easy:
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Extra Bcoyes-Graled steers, averaging 400
to l.s5u ha.:. ss.8o@c.2
to year old sseers averaging 1900 to .-.
i,45o :..:......... 640ab.s
Geod Observation-Disclosures, finely formed
ateera. averaging ,2oo to 1850 bs ....,.. 4goaa52
MEDIUM Gradea--stoers In fair flesh, nyor-
aging 1:150 to 1,99o ibs ...;..::....... 4,bo@4.7
nud good to extra cows, for city Blaughtcr, J
averaging $50 to 100 bs. ....,......... 32594.2
Stock Gattle-Cpmznon cattle, tu decent
aosh averaging 100 To- 1850 tbs. s.oo@4o
1nferior-Liglt nnd thin cows, heifore.
stays, bulls, and ecalawag steers. 175@27
Cattle-Tex1s, chcco corn-fed. ......... 4.25QG4.f
Cattle-Texas, summoned North. 3.00esj..
Cattle-Te1us. through drovea.. 1.760a2.7
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OH tho occasion boing somo Of tho female ser-
wants, who had boon bnrnol out: in lotol hreB
previously and who, mado up tl,oir bnndlos and
r1lbhed from tho building to a place Of aafoty aa
nonrly III tho vicinity Of Lincoln lark as pos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-03-14

The Alameda County (Cal) GG-ett announces
the death al Oakland, in that coenty, on the Goth
ultr OF Miss Mary E. Pctt.cill, formerly teacher
in the public schools of ps city ana for the last
year teacher in the Irving Grammar School in
Oakland. Her death appear to have been sad
den, as but three days bcfot, the sad event She
had been at her post in school, The %".'Hr says
ef her:
She had the faculty Of cndGariE herself her
pupils to an unusual degree, So strong was this
attachment that, rs he informs rs, the Hupcrin'
tendent has received quite number of applca-
tons from pupils whc were previously with her,
10 be again sent to her class. Her class received
;he first prize offered 10y the principal last term
for that which should obtain the highest per
centages. Her little ones are bowed down with
sorrow at the loss of their dcar1Ticnd and teacher
and to-day flockcd to her late home with offer
iugs OF flowers and the tribUt Of scalding tears
pleasant recollcctions and hey and tender sym
pathy
The memory OF Miss Pcttimgill is gratefully
cherished by number Of her former pupils as
well a. friends and associates in this city, boy
whom the news of herdeath is received with pro
found sorrow.
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NoTIcE.-l wish to say to my friends in Ottawa
Shat have just been informed that my division
CT the 9th L. s. collection Dst of illinois will here
after embrace the counties of Grundy, Bureau
and La Sale, and consequently increase my Ia
bor in that direction to such an extent that
would be unable to give to the duties of Mayor
should be elected, the attention necessary for
the best interest of our city; and feeling also
satisfied that NJ. II. Swift will serve YOU in a
manner that will give full satisfaction to the
most exacting, take this occasion to withdraw
my name from The course. JOHN J. KELLOGG.
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LADY & GENTLEMEN AGENTS WANTED.
Public SALE.

N Sc sold atauCtiOn, at the farm Of John PhinOt",
the town oi Sputh ottawa 81 miles southeast OF the
CITY Ottawa, Wednesday March 18th. 1874, cOmncnc.
M at o'clock NJ, the following property: Eight head
cattle three head 81 horses eight horse power rcahng
machine good ucscrvAtOH with trucks Tor separator
and horse power has been allowed by Judges according
power be the fastest thesher aud the incest cleaner
grain 10 the ueghborhOOd also straw stacker nearly
farming Implements embracing rrarer com planter
rake for hay horse cutter three Old land p0Ws
cultiyatOr and shovel plOw.
TRHus SALE sums OF e. and under cash en- all 'u2S
over 81 GREAT Of wiz b. note with
anrrbyrd security without interest IL paid when due; II
nor und per will b" charged from Hte OF note
/ March Ii-iw JOHN PHILLIMOIsE. ~.
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DfW advertisements.
1873. 1874.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE NORTHWEST.
THE INTER-0CEAN
FOR 1874.

Established less than two years since representative
Republican paper, pledged to maintain and defend the
principles and organization OF the great National Rcpub
can party the INTER-OCEAN has attained circulation
and influence with of its voters everywhere to
entitle to approach he commencement OF new calen.
dar year. and to prepare for the preliminary the
next campaign the shadow OF which is already casting IT,.
sefupon the country In confident belief that its friends
will need no other specific pledge for the future than has
given In its columns day TO day during the past
eighteen months Since Its fret publication 1t has main.
taned the position of
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The Payment Of the Rebel Debt

another scheme that Is broadly limited at In mary parts
OF the South and IS without doubt OF the projects to
which the leading Democrats OF that section would address
themselves If the time should when majority
the Northern States and the General Government should be
In the hands OF The party whbh helped the rebels in their
work OF destroying the Union,
These rot f,nclful issues They are real danSeig,
either be met face to face else be squechcd their
inception by the continued of that organization
which crushed the rebellion, gave freedom TO the slaves
and DESTROYED The sla vC.hollng Confidence.
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Nv. il SIICE! Liberty
PUBLIC MEETING.


All citizens OF Ottawa who are for lar, Jystae
and Liberty are invited to attend a mass lncetip..
at Schatcr's Hall on Saturday mex. at I'D r f.
Water power and temperance is our motto, GU,
not temperance fjnatlcism and water r,,yc,
bonds! Come one, come all! TIE CotNl'.rrrr
y. BAH the candidates for ot',-c are cspc
cially invited to attend.
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\ New Observation-Disclosures " CaIio 10 &c
begun the publication Of a monthly maeazT e at
their job o,lce in this city. II will &C of neat
size, handsomely printed on tinted pa DER, and
the name is Bo1iHoyc+S Monthly II v iii be de.
voted to general literary topics, selc stcd stories
and altogether, such periodical as will dcsery,
a place upon the centre tables o. parlors al pep
pie of refinement and culture, and will nc cspe
cially adapted to the youth of both SEXES. as il
win be filed with such re aiding matter as tend,
10 instruct and refine az ii cultivate "a taste fo
the beautiful and go' ID in all thing. Tic frs
number is nov in p. css and will he issued som,
time next WITH Call and see specimen cpuic
III the JOB oii.c or the bookstore.
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Four Hundred Millions of Dollars for the Eman
cipated Slaves of the South.

The Richmond Ns) wing and Governor Gilbert Walker
are urging this plan with sill pertinscy and there be
little doubt that large party of Southern Representatives
tho Forty Congress will he prepared advocate the
payment OF this money by the General Government The
past history of the Democratic party gives warrant that
it will oppose this Infamous robbery OF the people of the
North for the benefit of traitors but II the party
felf and It's instincts the South will find and its repre-.
sentaves a suhscYyicnt ally.
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Since the above was put in type and given a
place in our columns, Deacon Black hands us the
following note Of withdrawal:
After consultation with my friends, | have de
cided to withdraw my name rs candidate for City
Collector, and announce myself IA a candidate
for Town Collector at the ensuing town election.
Il. o. BBACK.
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IN THE SOUTH

the old Democracy of Secession and Rebellion is being
warmed into life by the apparent Repubcsnisn
has suffered in the North. The election Of Allen Ohio,
the triumph OF Tammany in New York. and the few desul
tory successes which have to Anti tickets
In various States of the West and Northwest have Inspired
the Rebels Of 1861 with the hope that the day ia dsvnng
when the Lost Csuse to be voted victory they failed
to achieve by means of the bullet and bayonet. Already
Il. NJ T. Hunter former Senator from Virginia, and
member of the Cabinet of JEFF Davis, has Published his
scheme for the virtual payment Of
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

NIOkTtaNS=E sSAi.E..-pubhc notite Is here
VI boy given, that whereas franCcs! NcttI,on q t,
g,ge bearing date thtst ult,lhtl5 90 .tn MI
and 1Icd ord iu sad county nn ,r al tAfuIh
OF October A. u. ls.. and rCo Boz volume one nun
dged and rfyrpur records. GA ia-r Che Ludira ana
twenty three il TIE C Hf.l.- ni.'" 81 @ county n L"
phersuu ia rougr "a. tr i1,, ttn Brady The real
,sti &C. hcrcuatc. agsrH1y G III" 't re- z! ~ S ny
on bearing ven dHtr ..' a H. E ~ ne nm Ht
Frances Mace SON ' .tN is!l hs,S .I '.g I'm Mil y,
nlf[gsl q. g t, rrrif IN saa ISrt..gG VIZ: Lots
IVY TO-. .e,, 'y 'y son az ~, ,c 80 ~ , Ia town
thirtytBrpr 1888 morrill, ot range tire 80 'fs 90 ta tyru
It,,.y'' @ ,,, Ware -, ,.r.r 3 made IN the nav.
Of said pruWl,sury &C. aUa interest usrOn and oi
5a ,rercfore notice IA herr Wy gwen thar pursuance
In The p,vin,f ur said rroai,ory not, mentioned, the
interest," Aforesaid. Parg portion ~ cI9s NJ NE
.n M, .a;d osr @ tie .a1' mat Frr na!r, md assigns
A' node Is hereby G-tlIsg -,l and dispose 81 said
prem .cs or nny nan ir .aaf ara al right heuent aud
Court lianse + orsa ia .ai orusty OF Ia sale, in TIE
state oi ILLINOIS, Tor the guest and best price the same VII
on,Iy ryon OF tie line c .lgh sale hy Advertisement "a
ON. OF the newspapers 40 .t |H published IN the SAS
county Of Sale, AMI 'H h' eN.."l. a4 'lrt5. ~ ut
purchaser purchasers 81 such a1 good sna sphceAi
~ ne proceeds OF such ale pas The VlsI- amount OF pm
i nrossory noe above tsssr at said day Of sale,
With e. attorney 't~s, costs ui lINtfsHE, taxes PAd i
1-l. Of sale and the ovcplns W any 10 said party OF
'' .a. ia Ellen Brady tso AID ogt-agee. shall a; te
hour OF ~ o'clock IN tn u grnoou Ct NJESay ne thur
Ten N aAy OF Aur! Isl, 90 the south to2r o. The SQun-
y Court House IN said county. sell 10 the highest sd e'
bidder CASH ne property eereiRoeiote ts,
Win ~ ne sight and equity OF redemption u THE sAd
ottawa March : 4. D. IS,l.-iv ELLES BRADY,
AEIIlH LuchWNNN, At3eTnsl Ne4'-A-SN'
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The Enemies of the COuntrJ

are vigilanuy at work Despite the Overwhelming rebuke
administered to them 1872, the opposition ssillmy
massing their forces Tor determined onslaught upon
the Republican organization the State and National
elections. Encouraged by the apathy Of Republicans in
the of year. selling the unprecedented financial srn
gency as preteyt and using hoodwnk the deep feed
ing among the agricultural classes for better and cheaper
modes of transportation than now exist.
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THE FAR VI Frs

knog that the TER oCEANw was their earliest Vt has
been their saunchcs and warmes friend. 1t "a 0mphati
cay the organ OF the people in the best sense OF that ten
believing In the fullest protection OF the lights of the many
against the announcements of the few 1t believes that all
chartered corporations should be held SubscryienI TO the
power that created them, and without infringement OF
the 1st rights of others II insists and viii coEtnua 10 IN
sis that all corporations enjoying speca Peiy cgrs voted
10 them by tho people shall serve the people fairly anu st
ly at compensation sowira reasonable nroN; rpon the
Uc' rat ofpt0. employed
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AT PRArr's.-Just received, at the post Office
cigar and confectionery store lot OF the best
clear Havana cigars in this city, warranted genu-
inc; also an assortment of fine cut and plug
smoking and chewing tobacco. Baglcy's May
flower chewing tobacco-the best in the world
plenty OF il 0t Pratt's. Also all sorts Of nuts,
such as Cocoa nuts, peanuts, walnuts, fllberts
and apples, oranges, lemons, maple sugar, and a
fui line Of confectionery. Broken candy only Ii
cent. r.r pound.
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OTTAWA, March II, 1871
HessrS G. Bennett, $. b. Gridiey l.. ". HoNiste,
and others.
GENTLEMEN:-Your complimentary commun
ication, soliciting me to be candidate for the
office of Collector at our ensuing election is both
unexpected and agreeable to me. Being out OF
employment, most chcerfully comply with your
request; and if elected to the position, will en-.
deavor to fill the Office to the best of my ability
Yours respectfully,
Il. o. BLACK.