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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
zegaI.

STAT'Ic or Il.LINOIS, LA sALLE Co.'S
- County cant Of La Sale c0untg 10 Tie Me,er
A. r. 1873. a.r.
William 7. Hcrery, Ad nnisraor de bonis nuii OF the
Estate OF Michael Ryan, deceased Joemal kyan, Jo
hanna Ryan Bridget Ryan, minors, and WI nm j. Gra.
ham, their Canadian, Mary Fenne Joseph t,nne Ellen
uiiter, william Quilier, Catherine Francis McGar. Mar.
gsrct Ryan, Patrick Rya and Albert +. Stman Petition
% sell real esttie 10 pay debts.
Affidavit OF the nonesidence of jeremiah Ryan, Of the
defendants aho' enamel having been ned in the office OF the
clerk OF the County Court OF La sale county notice Is
hereby given 10 tile said jeremiah Ryan, that he said plain
tn. William T. lienery Administrator de bonis non OF
the estate OF Michael Ryan, deceased. has hled his
petition ~ TIE SAID County Court OF La sale county for an
order to sell The premises belonging 20 the estate o. said de
OF said deceased and described follows. TO WIT: Lot
number sryen. In Block lumber forty, In States Addition
to the Town ow city oil Ottawa and also the following
described part OF lot TO wit Sixty feet on ~ hrn
dred ana twenty ieet deep being the northeast part
ner OF Lot number SIX IN Block number i've, In Ottawa
Norh all Situated In the city Of Ottawa county La Sale
and state OF Illinois ;And that summons has been ssue1
out oil SAID court against turnabe at the September
term D. 1919 OF said court To be holden the third Mon
day OF september D. 1873 at the Court House In Ottaws
In La Sale county, Illinois. -0I : -
Now unless You the said Jeremiah Ryan, shall personally
be and sppesr before said County Court N La Sale county
on the nrs day OF term thereof to be hodeA at OTTAWA in
said county on the Sd Monday or November 1875
plead answer or demur 10 the said compliments petition
hed therein the same and the matters and things therein
entered against you according 70 the prayer of said BILL
II. A. McCALEB, Clerk.
CHAkLRs a. BRUSH. Cam nIt'a Solicitor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

GUARDIANS SALE.-SrATE OF ILL
VI NOlS, La Sale County.-ss. .
BY virtue OF decreal order OF the Circuit Court OF SAID
county entered at the June OF said Court 1870
aynor, Alfred Raynor John Rsynor, Elizabeth Iaynor
George Raynor. Joseph Raynor and Martha kaynor, mi
to sell the Interest OF said minors In the following de-
crbed real es'ae belonging TO said minors situate In the
county OF La Sale and state ofIlinols to wit: l..
The east half the northeast quarter OF section four IN
township thrtvfve north and range three east OF the third
principal meridian
Als., portion of the southeast fractional quarter
north OF the indian boundary line OF section thirty four In
township thlrtysx north and three east of the third
principal meridian, described as follows: Beginning al
point three chains and thirythrce links north OF point
In said Indian boundary lne ve chains west OF the east
line of said southeast fractional quarter section and run
ming thence north three chains and links thence
west the west line of said fractional quarter section.
thence south aoIg the line OF said fractional quarter
section three che and thirty four Inks thence east to
the place of beginning; .
quarter of section three 10 township thtyve north and
range three east of the third principal meridian;
Also, tract oil land described as foows, 10 WIZ COM
mencig at the southeast of section thirty three In
township thrtysX north and range three CAST OF the third
township twenty CHAINS TO the southwest corner OF the
southeast quare Of said section, thence north sixteen
chains and nneynks IA the Indian boundary ne thence
the Indian boundary line twenty chains ard eight
links. thence south the section line seventeen chains and
twenty-five links 10 the place of beginning;
The interest OF said minors In said real estate being sub
the dover interest of Sarah A. Hargraves widow OF
George Hagrsve from whom said minors inherit or de-
rive their lnerest;l
shall the eighteenth day of October d. 1875 at the
hour two oClCCk sell all the interest OF said minors
in and to the sadea estate at the south door OF the Coun
" Court House II the city OF Ottawa, In said county.
Terms of sale rs iOllows Cash In hand
WILLIAM RAiNOR,
septlS.iw Guardian Tor said Minors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
NNTLC I:.-Esr.rE 81 onAnLt. BnYAN. lscEasl

N'pTICI;.-EsTlTE OF CHAELrs BRYAN, DECEASED.
y Notice is hereby given that the undersigned admin
lstrairix Of the estate Of CharCs Bryan, lac OF the
county Of Ia Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased, VIII
appear before County Court of sale county the third
Monday crg the 18Th day. OF October 1915 NJ the Court
House In ottawa in said county, when ana where all per.
sons having claims demands against said estate are
notified attend and present the In wit M for adj
lustment, -
ELIZABETH BRYAN.
scpI6w AdmtuEtratIlN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
DMINIss IHAy>RIX SALE, OF
y REAL. IrssT'AT'JC

BY virtue order and decree of the County Court OF
La Sale county Illinois, made the petition OF the under
signed, Ellen Norman. AdminstratrX of the estate OF
Peter Noouan deceased for leave to sell the real estate
court, to witt on the IAN day OF sept no shall, on
9TH day OF Oct next at the hour Of 10 ock In the lore
noon ofsGd day el ut public SAKE AZ the south door OF
the County Court House In Ottawa, the city ottawa In
said county. the real estate described follows to wilt
Lots six and seven In Block iour in the Town of North
Utica in La Sale county, Illinois, ON the following terms,
witt Onehaf cash In hand on day Of sae the balance
in six months, with interest ut ten per cent per snnum
the purchaser TO give approved security and mortgage on
premises sold to the payment OF the balance OF
the purchase money.
Dated this 18th day OF September 4. D. 1873.
ELLEN NOONAN.
Administrators of the Estate OF Peter
Noonan, deceased
NICHOLSON & SNOW. Attorneys. seplS-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
.CUAKDIAN's sALB-srArE OF lLLt

UAISDIAN'S SALE STATE OF ILL
" NOIS. La Sie County SIS. ,
BY virtue OF ecrea order OF the County Court or SAID
county, entered the september term OF said court A.
1873 on the apptat of Ommund Simonson Guardian oil
Enoch II Pederen. George NJ Petersen and Minnie leder
sen minors to ell the following described real estate be
longing said Minors stuat, in the county OF La Sale
aud state OF lillTus to wit:
Lots three TOR and lve. In Block two In the original
Town OF Withheld, NOW Leland y liz
Also Lot No. tree In Section eight, in township thirty
six north In rang OF the sd principal meridian
SHALL the Sixteenth day OF October A. D. 1879 at tne
hour Off ocockP NJ, cell al the interest of said minors In
and the said real estate at the south door Of the County
Court House. Ottiwa, Ills.
Terms Of sale nd follows One half cash in tand; the bal
aDce in six months with approved security and sale
gage on the premises sold. uMNUND SGMONSON,
Guardian for said Minors.
NICHOLSON d STOW, Attorneys. seplS-Iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

TYR. GILIsERT D'EPiSY French Pty
~ stefan. 81 years OF practice the last teSyears IN st
Louis Mo- Office La Sale ST.. X. Wolfe and ID, Bern
ard Residence Washington ST., north OF Supreme Court
Block) Office hours, from to IL O'Clock A. NJ ana rom
2to5P.M. maybe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
sep25-6w

FINAL SETTLEM HCNT.-EerArR OF
Il CALVIN w. EELLs, DEC'D.-Notcc IL HEREBY given
to oil persons interested In said estate that Frederick Ee
will appear before County Court OF the county
Of Ia Sale and state of Illinois at the County Court House
November 1873 the purpose OF rendering account
Of his proceedings In the aminstrat OF said estate for
the haai settlement
Dated at Ottawa this S0th day of September 1875.
FREDERICK BELLS
ATTEST: Fl. A. MCCALEB, Administrator.
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co., ILL., aug2iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

"The author of a Summer In Norway has accom- 2ished
what but few able profess writer's are capable uncet
the circumstances He has given 10 the public volume OF
travels wkich Will hold It's own with any of Ike Kind The
style In which It Is written Is concise tcrsc and cheerful
TIE Information solid aud Interesting and vein of genial
humor pervalcs every page Throughout II IS generously
sprnkled with harmless, amusing incidents, deiicacly
fDIl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

LII NJ. IsASCCM. Nj. ID, Physician and Sur
H. geon Ottawa, H. Office I'd door north OF post office
Residence. au ST., east OF Supreme Court House junlo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

VIZ IL. ENSMINGE NJ. d., Physician
W.. aud Surgeon. Office over the Exchange Bank, or
tawa. Illinois. marlo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

NOTIFICATIONS OF GUsTAvK ENTZNINGRR, DEc
y Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned, Admins
TRAITOR with copy oil the viii annexed Of The estate OF Gus
taye nzmir late of the county OF Ia Sale state OF IL
Lo deceased viii appear before the County Court OF said
the third Monday bcng the ldh day OF Novem
Der at the Court House In ottawa In said county when
and where all persons having claims demands against
said notified to attend ana present. the same IN
writing for adjustment.
Dated this It'll DAY OF september A. y. lf5,
JOHN A KINDER.
s-f,cplw Adm" istrateT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
THE TRIBuNE Gully 8, SAYS:

THE TRIBUNE Gully ESSAYS;
Judge Cation ia veteran traveller He OF acute
observation and from long experience well rs natural
capacity Is apt TO learn something and 10 understand
and find ont more than the ordinary traveller. OF
all this he has maze readable and entertaining hO0ka
book which apt 10 ia the reader strong desire 20
make thesanc Journey IN person. :
Sold in Ottawa by Osman Haprman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09

NrOTICIC.-EsTATE OF CHAs S. Ro.RHRKRG, DECD.
y Notice Is hereby given, that the unbrs ncd, Execu.
try the last VIII and testament Charles s. Rosenberg,
late o the county OF Sale aud STATE OF Illinois, deceased
will anncar before the County Court said county the
third Monday (belng the eighteenth day. OF October 1875
Al the Court House ottawa In said cOsnty when and
where all persons hcvng claims demands against said
estate are notified to aEd present same In writing
for adjustment
Ds'ed this ID day Of september 4. !. 1875.
AMANDA f ROSENBERG,
ENVCItrlN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
CnAkLKs Il. Brush, Cemplt's Solicitor.

notice. ESTATE OF SARAH ToPPLE, DECEAsRp
~ Notice IL hereby given That the undersigned. Admin
of La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased win appear before
the County Court OF said county the third Monday The
Ottawa in said county when and where all having
claims or demands against said notified to attend
and present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2lst day Of November A. D. 1875.
RUSSELL X. BROWN. .
sep256w Administrator
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09
Judge Cations T'V Book.
A SUMMER IN NORWAY,
with Notes the Industries Habits, etc. OF the People, the
History of the Country Its Climate and Productions and
of the Red Deer, Reindeer, and Elk, by
s.r HOS. J. d. CATION. Ii. D,
Svo. i0l PIP. illustrated. Price, $780,

THE INTER-OCEAN Gully y SAYS:
Judge Cation has given work possessing all the hest
qualities of perfect book summer Travel ltcontas
neither too much too little; it is written In al easy
confidential style, without strain ahfctaton. AS the
writer sails aonr by md lakes and iyers aud I'm
gers quaint Norwegian towns he gives us hfe and there
Just sufficient of history to awaken interest In tins
ancient and warke but peaceful and industrious peo
pie. He has the strong cold touch of masculine force and
son united graceful narrative style The book
from beginning TO end reads Ike story told by the Judge
at the head of his own table Carlyle his den AT Chel-
stalwart traveller accompanied by his ladies' mnges with
the people makes friends with the apps watches salmon
fishing IN the pools sleeps In Norwegian beds and INDUCES
In little wholesome rhetoric over their narrowness and
discomfort His book Is fresh as the mountain breezes,
while his observations fun of that kindly and apprcca
tive feeling which Only come from liberal mind and
genuine heart
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Hinds recently Mar
shal Of Alabama, has been arrested on the charge
Of completely in tampering with the mail bids,
He will be examined by the United States Com
missioner this afternoon. Kittle, also impicated,
is among the witnesses.
WASHINGTON, April l0-Ex-Marshal Kinds, OF
Alabama, was released to-day on $3.50 bail for
a hearing on Tuesday next, on the charge of Of
fering . bride to . public officer in connection
with the mail lettings.
The President has appointed Richard Gibbs, of
New York, Minister to Peru.
The United States steamer Blue Light will be
fitted out for Professor Spencer, United States
Fish Commissioner. Commander Beardsley will
command the vessel.
The Tallapoosa takes the Marine Band to
Boston to assist at the centennial Of the Battle
OF Lexington.
Lieut. Fatten and Lieut.. Curry, at Charleston,
have been detailed to pay the colored soldiers
relieved.
Lieut.. Commander r. s. New is dead.
Judge Morton, recently appointed postmaster
at Montgomery, has been notified his bond is
defective.
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The following is from
Acting Assistant Surgeon Perry to the Surgeon
General:
KEY VEST April 1O.-To Surgeon General
Beale: The weather is still cool. No case or
cases Of fever since the last telegram. The fleet
has all gone. The health OF the city, reported
by the Health Officer. is unusually good.
r. J. PERRY, Acting Assistant Surgeon.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
THE EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUs.

A letter from Rome informs one Of the lead
ing London journals tina. in pursuance Of his
pet scheme for redeeming from malaria the
country around Rome, Garibsldi is busily en-
gagged in propagating the cultivation of the
Eucayvptus GloJulus, or Australian Gum Tree.
in that region of Italy. Very fine specimens
may now be seen in the promenades and
public gardens of Nice, Cannes, Hyeres and
Algiers, and in Spain its health-giving proper
ties have been known and appreciated since
1860, when the Eucalyptus was first intro
duced in Valencia, in which place the leaves
Of the tree are now extensively used to make
decoctions against fever. At the Cape Of
Good Hope, in Sicily, in Cuba and in Califor'
mia it is also being propagated, and large
quantities of seed have been distributed in
this city, with every prospect of endowine
Louisiana with this invaluable purifier of the
atmosphere. We hope soon to hear OF the
success Of the experiment now in progress in
and around New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
PROFESSOR CURTO'S CONCERT.

There was brilliant and highly appreciatve
audience at Gruncwad Hall, en- Wednesday even
ing last. which had been drawn together by the
desire to hear Prof (urtos Requiem, for the pro-
duction of which that wel-known maestro had
gathered together the best amateur talent OF
New Orleans aided by Prof. Van Hutien and the
full orchestra OF the Operation From the
highly Mandatory notices which Mr.. Curto's Sfabdt
received from all the Paris musical critics when
It was performed there some years ago, we were
prepared to hear truly classical composition,
nor we're our expectations disappointed, for the
learned professors Requiem is fully equal to his
&a1at in depth Of feeling and religious coloring,
while it il perhaps superior to it in novel Or
chestral Effects striking melodies and impressive
choruses.
Our limited space does not allow rs to give
more than q very cursory account OF this truly
remarkable composition, in which the talented
maestro has constantly maintained himself in the
highest regions of art, and demonstrated once
more that as q composer of eacred music he has
few equals and no superior st the present day.
The chorus, among which we noticed many OF
Iouisiana's fairest daughters and most OF our
best amateurs, acquitted thence ves almost fault
iessly, and the soil by Mr.. Van Huf'ien and
Miles. Cannon, Thomas, Mouton and other ladies
and gentlemen were all given with much feeling
and artistic effect. Wecongratulate our esteemed
maestro on the great and deserved success he
achieved on Wednesday last, and hope soon to
hear again some OF his mastery compositions
equally well rendered by the elite Of our native
muaicianS
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
THE MOSS FACTORY TRAGEDY.
A Woman Crushed to Death.

At - o'clock yesterday most shocking tragedy
occurred at the Moss Factory on Franklin, be-
tween Common ard Gravier streets. woman
named Mrs. Williams, while engaged in feeding
the moss picker, went too, near the shaft OF the
machinery, when she was caught by the long
iron teeth of the shaft and drawn into the ma
chinery, which crushed her to death immedi-
ately.
The machinery was stopped and the poor crea-
ture taken from her place Of torture. Her con-
dition was horrible, being mangled and torn
almost to pieces. She was removed to her resi-
dence on Calliope street, near the Basin. The
Coroner held an inquest and returned verdict
in accordance with the above facts.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
A FIGHT WITH. ROBBERS.

MEMPHIS, April 1O.--For some time past
numerous rObberries have been committed in
the neighborhood OF Chicot, Ark, and the citi-
zens believing they were perpetrated by
gularly organized band, have quietly been on the
qui vive for them. On last Thursday night five
men were discovered ia the commission ware
house of A. G. Martin, located.on the river bank,
and the alarm was given.
The citizens soon surrounded the building and
the robbers opened fire on them, which was re-
turned, and two Of the robbers killed and another
jumped out OF tho window into the river and was
drowned. Tho remaining two were captured the
neyt day. Numerous persons, suspected OF being
in league with tho band, were found to have dis
appeared, having fled from fear OF the prisoners
duplicating them.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIKE.

MEMPHIS, April ia destructive fire took
place at 0reenvlle, Mise, At O'Clock Thursday
diary.
The loss inclndes the large planning mill Of N.
B. Johnson Co., where the fire commenced,
also the warehouse and Office OF Johnson & Co.,
az general store and hotel kept by Newman,
the drug store of DR.. White, the bank OF Kretsch-
mar 4 Farrar. tho stores Of ]. Heidlngsfelder,
Of Nathan h Poll, Wholesale liquor dealers, and
the dwelling CT J. Newman.
heavy wind was blowing at the time, and the
lower portion OF tho town was in great danger.
The citizens worked with wonderful energy and
dete rmination, and saved much property. The
total loss will be inside OF $50, 600, and only
partly insured. Several citizens were badly in
iured by falling chmneye, etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
The Proposed Sale Of the Water Works.
New ORLEANS, April 10, 1875.

To the Editor of the New Orleans Bulletin:
| wish to cali the attention of the public to the
proposed sale Of the New Orleans Water Works,
now under the ctys charge. think every one
should be opposed to it. as fear it will turn out
another mares nest. Why cannot the city do as
I'll other well regulated cities place moderate
water rate on ali property within its limits, which
would make the Institution profitable one, and
not have the few sctual consumers pay for alb
sentees and others, who derive the same benefit
in insurance and who never pay anything to-
wards II. 10 the detrment of the few mauufac-
turers and other permanent residents.
Bv adopting a light, uniform water rate. the
CITY could realize handsome income, and make
the water much cheaper to actual consumers.
Yours truly, ETC.. CONSUMER.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-11
Infamous.
Editor Of the Bulletin:

Editor OF the Bulletln
Tread day or two since that Jno. T. Ludeling
sat as Chief Justice in the Supreme Court ct this
state, when the decision against the private
markets was read. That person, condemned by
the Supreme Court OF the United states az
guilty of fraud, as having committed q gross
breach of trust, one who used the forms Of law
to put sanctity upon gross swipde, is still
permitted to disgrace the highest place upon the
bench Of this State.
Do the gentlemen Of the bar Of Louisiana
intend to quietly submit to such an outrage. ia
pocket such an insult Will they not refuse to
practice or appear before the moral convic-. OF
notify him that if he again pollutes the room by
the window thereof? +. Il. >.