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DEMOCRATIC STATE TIcZZ?

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
For Governor
]. NJ. STONE, OF Tishomingo.
For Lieutenant GoUcrn9r,
W. II. SIMS, Of lnvndes.
For Secretary NJ Stair,
KINLUCH FALCONER,
of Marshal.
For Treasurer,
W. l.. HEMINGWAY, OF Carroll
For auditor Of Public Acco"nf',
SYLVESTER GWNA,
of Lawrence.
For AttOrney General
r. c. CATCHINGS OF Warren,
For Spperintendnt # I'JI"
Education,
]. ARGYLE SMITH of j"tpea
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Tho undersigned have this day formed ,
co%'paTtnership under the name aud ,ly,,
OF Jones q DcPra', for the purpose o.
condnrtinn q
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~ Iuyaa cases Jeans have arriv.
ID.
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INSDLVENT NOTICE.
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nISoOLUTlON OF COPART.
NEESHIp
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Young men should not make
game Of a young lady by comPar-
ing her to Il deer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08
NICHOLSON & SNOW,

ittDTYttgS at Lftif
MORTGAGE SA IIE;.-Whercas Anton kunl-
WI mer and Frederick Hummer his Wife, by Their Ger,
tain mortgage deed bearing date February u A. D. ls6 ana
recorded In the Recorders office of Ia Sale county Illinois,
Ncycd the undersigned AcgidS BAch the following de-
Scribed property situated in said county VIZ The west
in the States Addition To the Town NOW cy of OTTAWA,
Illinois which said mortgage was then and there gwen To
secure the payment of three certain pomsory notes OF
even date w such mortgage two of said notes being for
one hundred dollars each and due and payable in and
two wears from dat" respectively and tic other of such
notes being for hundred and twentytfyN dollars and
being given by said Anton Hummer and payable 10 the or
der said Ac.dus Bach, and bearing interest AT ten per
cent per annum, payable annually:
And whereas II Is provided in and by said mortgage deed
among other things that in of default IN the payment
of said notes any pam thereof according 70 the tenor ana
effect thereof the said mortgage after having advertised
Ottawa Illinois, may sc the SAID premises or any part
thereof and all right aud equity Of redemption 2 said
due the highest bidder for cash. at the south door Of the
County Court House in OTTAWA Illinois, az the time appoint
time discretion: and upon making such sale execute
and deliver the purchaser deed of conveyance for the
premises sold. aud apply the proceeds ~ sale to the pay
mcut expenses Of advertising. selling and conveying
aforesaid. including attorneys fees tl the amount duc
said notes 90 rendering the overp az any to The SAID
mOrgagOrs; -.
annual interest due said notes. and Uf The principal
of the for hundred dollars due February ~ 1871
and the now que and unpaid:
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given, That by wiz
tue and O the power and authority in sad
mortgage deed contained. WILL saturday, December ~
1871 al one o'clock sale and sell at public
venue at the south door of the County House in OF
tawa Illinois the highest bidder for cash. the above de-
scribed premises and all the right and equity Of redemption
Of said mOrtgugOrs therein.
said premises will he sold subject and charged with a.,
payment of the above named that fall due In TIVE
and three years from date respectively
RICHorso; a. SNOW Attorneys novl;-iw
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Judge Davis Joke,

Senator Ferry is piOus man. He Is an ell
der in the Presbyterian church. As far as
can see, and watch him pretty closely, he is
bound for the kingdom of all old bachelors
he is the most irreproachabc. He feels very
deeply the dignity of a Senator and maintains
II on all occasions. He is polite, courteous,
and cold As ice. No one ever saw him do a
natural or improper thing. Every act IS stud
led and prim and solemn. Yesterday the Sen
ator sat at breakfast glancing as even dcacons
and senators will, over his paper, at the WON
cn. He was taking the iittieth stolen glance
At a pretty, golden-haired little saint from
Georgia, when Senator David Davis, two Ia
Oles away, startled the dining-room by roaring
in his lusty sailor voice to Mr.. Ferry, want
To see you before YOU 90 TO the races, Ferry.
Afraid can't go. Ii it's possible for me To
get through my work, shall be happy To &c
cept your invitation The saint turned his
big, blue, reproachful orbs on Ferry The
women all looked at him and whispered The
model Senator blushed scarlet, stroked hi,
beard nervously and smiled in a feeble way al
the Jolly giant. who sat shaking his fat sides
and bending his late judicial head over the
thimbleful of cruel Banting allews him. His
looks told him that he had got even with Fer
" at last The tables are turned. Ferry owes
him "one,"-ChicdgO Times.
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BUDGET OF FUN.
Grant and Mac MahOn.

ON being introduced they grasped each 9th
cr by the hands shook, and smiled. ms
seemed satisfactory to both parties. But ii
could not last forever And when their grips
relaxed and their palms fell apart, they gazed
ut each other in that utter hopelessness which
men ALWAYS feel whose tongues work through
different collouuial channels. Both Grant and
MacMahon were armed, each with copy Of
Ollendort.
MacMahon-Git out!
Grant-Sir!
MacM.-Ah! Pardon, General Suc.tre
C'est, good day, sare!
Grant-Bong choor, Mar-a-shaI. Breads }
Have you seen the green umbrella of my.
wife's-unce?" No, no! Confound it, that's
English All, here it IL "Commay VOC por.
tay VOC yourself?" But I've lost all the places {!
(Reads hurriedyD These are the green pan.
falcons of my sisters niece" No, no, Oh, this
is it! Jaime Francois. Je l'adore q"
MacM.-(Reads) II have veree veil but they
have taken the green boots OF your aunt"
Non, non, Monsieur J'ai tort sapristie All,
Welcome, Sheneral to re Republique Francais.
Grant-Qoquitur) Where in thunder is the
place? | had everything wanted to say
checked off in this book
MacM.-Yees, sare, Sheneral, you speak
the language French like a native
Grant-Gnterrupting) Ofllllnois?
MacM.-Comment?
Grant-Eeleenoy
MacM.-Oui, oul, Monsieur
Grant-Used to live there, carried wood,
tanned leathcr-before the war.
MacM.-Oui, oui, Shencral; il fat beau &C
jour!
Grant-Yesit's bo-very bo-confOund him,
what does he mean?
MacM-Avcz vOus faim, General?
Grant-No, Haven't any about me, Mar.
shall
MacM-Voulez vous bore?
Grart--(reads) ~ will take a frog -on-toast.'
MacM.-(aside) Comment drole! Fumez
yous, Sheneral.
Grant-No, | never fume | take it easy.
MacM.-Oui, Monsieur.
Grant-We, MOngshure!
MacM.-Oui, oui Monsieur!
Grant-(bowi We, we, We Mongshure.
MacM-( bowing) Oui, oul, oui, Monsieur.
Grant-We, we, we, we, Mongshure. Il can
fight it out on that line with him, anyhow
MacM.-(bowing him out Oui, oui, oui, ou
Oui, Monsieur.
Grant-(leaving) We, we, we, we, We, we
Mongshurc There, that's over, and | got
the last word in on him. ~ Y. Gmphtc
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rUARDIAN'S NOTICE.-TO all Persons Concerned =
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Charles +.
erresho lr Guardian ofJulla A. Herrcshoha minor that
~ such guardian he will make application 10 the Circuit
ourt OF the county Of La sale, in the state of Illinois at
he January term A. D. 1873 thereof commencing on the
day of January A. 1873 for the sale of the
following described real estate whereof said Julia Herres'
pghths of the north half of section thirty IN township
thirty north of range of the third principal ner
dian containing altogether 80 acres situate in said county
Df Ia Sale and Of Illinois, when and where all persons
may appear and defend the same # they See h
CHARLES T. HElRESHOfF, JE.,
Guardian of Julia 4. flerrsh0h
a. GtfpFpTGIpONS ATTORNEY UON2-iW
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NICHOLSON & SNOW,

FINAL SEI~TlL EN- BCNT'.-EsTATE ~
Il TIMOTHY kENNKpY, DEC'D.-Noticc Is hereby gwen
all persons interested In said Estate than Joannah Ken
nedy ExecutriN of the last will and testament of Timothy
Kennedy deceased VIII appear before the County Court Of
OF La Sale and State of Illinois at the County
Court House in Ottawa in said county, Monday the 2ei
day of January 1873 for the purpose of rendering an
account Of her proceedings in the administration OF snu
tate for the hnal settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this l!th day Of November ISL.
JOHhNNhH KENNEDY,
ATTEST: II. \. Nice ALEB. ENccurlN
Clerk County Court. la sale Co. ILL., noyl1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

Il was born in Bath" said "A dirty looking
customer, rs he harrangued a crowd at politi-
cal meeting, land ! love my native place"
You don't look as If you had ever been there
since" said one of his hearers, as he proceeded
to laud an opposition candidate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

4 SSIGNEES NOTICE-Al persons having ClShns against
"A owen H. Pusey hereby notified 10 present the
the Undersigned the assigucc Of said Owen H. P0scy
my residence in the town Of Farm Ridge IL the county
Ia Sale and state OF Illinois file the the office
of the clerk of the County Court OF said county within three
months the date Of the publication Of hs notice
the third day Of November 1874. Ny post Office l.
Grand Ridge. Ia sale county, IL W. V REED
November =. lsii.-6w
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q GILBERT GIBONS

ATTORNEY az lac, tNicdgO, IIIY
IUARDIAS'S NOTICE.-TO all Persons CORcuHCd =
u Notice is hereby gwen by the undersigned. Mary Il.
Potter Guardian Of William Il. Potter, minor, that, as
such guardian she will make application TO the Circuit
Court Of the county of La sale in the state OF Illinois at
the January term A. D. 1873 thereof commencing on the
day of January 1873 for the salc of the
following described real estate, whereof said William b.
Potter Is seized in fee TO witt The undivided hve twenty
eus of the north half of section thirty three In township
thirty north of range of the third principal mer
dian containing altogether $40 situate In said county
Of Ia sale and state of Illinois, when and where all persons
Interested ny appear axd defend the same II they see IT.
'' ~ MARY II. POTTER,
Guardian of William b. Potter.
G.. GILBERT GIBBONS, Attorney. noN2i-5w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

A father of three sons and five daughters
was asked what family he had The answer
was: Il have three sons, and they have each
five sisters" Mercy" replied the ln,erroga.
tor. "such q familyyN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

rs Gov. Rice :" asked secdy LOOKING
man of the clerk of the Brunswick, Boston, Il
few nights ago. Yes" said the clerk, Eyes,
he is" We'll" said the man, walking out,
I'm glad of it; it's wet night and he might
catch cold if he was out"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08
B. F. LINCOLN
d. 4 IINOVLWi
dtsbrHcy at Lar.
-NINAL E,,DSl>l l., NJ ENJ' - Fl

ININAII ETH Il Nj EcNJ' ---FsTATH OF
Il SARAH IOPPLE. Observation-Disclosures " hereby gt'
ali persons interested ia said estate that the under
signed Administrator of he Estac OF Sarah HuppC, de-
ceased will appear before 1e County Court ~ the County
Ia Sale and State 0f Illinois, az the County Court House
in Ottawa in said county. Monday, the Dist day Of
January A. D. 1875 for the purpose rendering account
his proceedings In the administration Uf snd Estate for
the fnal settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this I3th DAY Of November Nj.
H. X. BROWN.
ATTEST: IT, A. MCCALEB. Administrator.
Clerk County Court Ia Sale CO., Ill., nOyli
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If your furs ever get worn down short, whip
them with forty rods, for forty rods is said to
mOkc Il tmrlOng.
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legal.
r. T. GILBERT,

4 DNIIN IS'rR ATOR'S SALE or REAL
n FSTATE-Iiv virtue of an order and decree of the
County Court of Ia Sale county Illinois made on the pct'
ton OF the undersigned Michael Ec Administrator of the
Estate OF William eck deceased for leave 10 sell real estate
of said deceased at the November term, u. ISL, Of said
court to wit on the twenty day Of November 4 D.
si shall en- SATURDAY, fhe sixth day of January next,
D. 1873 between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon
and four O'Clock in the afternoon. commencing ~ Tue hnur
sale the southwest Of the premises 10 ne sod ~
Troy Grove in said county the real estate a. i3
lows 10 Wit Tlr east half Of the south half OF the south
west quarter of section sixteen IN township thryrye
north of range one east of the third principal meridian IN
La sale county Illinois, the following terms 10 wit;
Onehaf of the purchase money payable cash IN hand ana
INC balance thereof payable year from the DAY Of sale
and secured by the the purchaser bearing interest at
the rate of ten per per annu with good personal So
cury and sale mortgage upon the premises sod 10 secure
the same; or the entire purchase money lal"oic cash III
hand az the option of the purchaser ..
hated his tvpntysNth day of November \ u. 49,
MICHAEL ElCH,
Administrator of the Estate of William EcrN, deed.
II T. GTLEEET, Attorney. utl-t"
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EINAII SE,T"rLE;NIENT NoT1Cf'.-Es
+ TATE OF LOYAL RICHARDSON, DECEAsED.-Notice i
hereby given all persons interested IN said estate that lhc
tate sand Loyal Richardson, deceased will appear before
the County Court county 81 Ia Sale and state OF Hi
nos Mt she County Court House IN Ottawa in said county
on Monday the 2st day of January A. D. lSs for NE puI
rendering account 81 his proceedings ~ the al
muistration of said estate for the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this 2lst day vi November 1871:
ISAAC w. HOWE.
ATTEST: H. A. MCCALEB, Administrator Nc.
Cler: County Court, In Sale Co., Ill. nVN2i-lN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

Curious thing about that statue Of Wash,
ington," said old Smashpipes in Il musing
sort of tone, as he sauntered past independence
Hall with Starlight Curious thing. Always
shrinks when it rains, you know"
Don't say say y" said Starlight
"Factm muttered the old man. Every
time it rains, it becomes a mere statuc-wetn'
And the old mans left thumb went under Star
lights fifth rib with tremendous violcnce-N
Y Vail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-08

Last night, just after Blinkus and his wife
were snugly slowed away in bed, Mrs, B.
thought She heard the front door slam.
Hubble, dear, do you hear that front door
eammin':"
NO dearie, Hooked it just before wound
up the clock
Il didn't see you go out in the hail.
But did, love"
Il think YOU must be mistaken
Well know when locked the door dam
nit"
Now you shant swear at me- That door is
open, and you know it, S'posin' the burglars
get in and carry off all the silver We'd lie in
nice fix"
They'd be worse of with the old plated
stuff. Besides who ever heard of IA burglar
above A street"
If you don't get up and lock that door I'll
rush out and scream for the police, I'll rouse
the neighborhood if it's the last act of my life.
Blinkus, somewhat alarmed at the threat,
rose up and began to tumble roVnd for Il
match.
The matches are at the end of the wash
stand, love"
Blinkus paused at the place designated, and
broke Il soap-dlsh.
II never saw such an awkward man since
was born" quoth Mrs. Blihkus from the bed
Just as he stumbled back over spittoon and
sat down in it so torcibiy that it was smashed
into forty pieces.
80 Lordw calculated Mrs. b.
Blinkus next struck his toe against towel
rack, an oath dissolved itself in the darkness
Then he stepped on the babys rattle, and ran
one of the points into his foot half an inch
Jumping aside he upset the centre table, and
began to founder out toward the hall. His
young hopeful's carriage was there, and he fell
over it six different ways before he reached the
door.
Was it OPEN" quericd It voice from the
bed.
No, ----.'
Oh it must have been something else |
heard"
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NICHOLSON & SNOW,

4
ST>A'T r.. q T. ILLINolS, Ia sALLECn,-Ss.
- In the Circuit Court 10 The January term A. D. lsS
In the of the petition OF Bool Marcssoh ior an
order changing his name. ,.,,
Know all men whom II may concern, thai l. iunli Mar
cusson of the village Leland In the county OF Ia Sale
and state Illinois, (also known and called by the surname
OF Butler shall, on the third Monday OF January A. D.
w. then be held the County Court HOUSE of said county
OF la Sale for the purpose of obtaining order 10 he
made and entered record upon the records of said court
change my said surname of MARcUssoS To the surname
Of BUTLER: and that may hencciorth be known anu
called By the name Of BoroLF NJ. BUTLER; when ana
where any person persons may appear ana resist such pc
titiOn If they set Mt HoloLf MAI, SNlN'
NICHOLSON ~ Snow, Solicitors for Petitioner. noNA
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oh it must have been something else
heard"
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r EcGAL sI-A NK@.--Aisrge assorimen sDs
Il TIRE most ieleh.e ferns that are rutishrd, a.
OMAN a HdPEHkNN =
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a. ar PREMIUM WATCH AND CHAIN
Ak0staTn. " lnder II ~. with every order. Out
~fSii FREE J. Is. Gay lord q Co. Chicago. Ia
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-12

KEEPING POTATOES. will moi
rot In moderately warm cellar if sound
when put in. If they show rottenness il is
because some are not perfectly grown, and
such should be separated from the good ones.
KEEPING CoRN-BEEF.-Cut up the meat
IN suitable pieces, pack in a cask or vessel.
then make brine as follows: To one cal.
Ion OF water add one and half pounds Salt
ana one ounce of saltpetre; bring the brine to
Doll, and then, while boiling hot, pour on
the meat, it viii keep as much as it will Gov.
En- me meat must be kept entirely
under the brine-in the Spring again boil.
skim and pour it on the meat while hot
some add one pound of sugar and one ounce
saeratus to 100 pounds corned-beef
PLUM PUDDING.-One half pound of suet.
one pound Hour, half pound dried currants,
half pound stoned rasins, two eggs. one mt.
meg, half tablespoonful cinnamon. half lea.
spoonful cloves, half tablespoonful alspice tea
aho nall cupiuls milk, citron if YOU like +:
spread the suet and rub it through the flour :
NIX the fruit and dredge flour over 1t: heat
me eggs very light, add the milk to suet and
nour, inen eggs, then fruit; dip pudding-bag
ineU colu wafer, turn wrong side out, -four
Wen' turn the batter in and tie, leaving room
lor puading 10 sWell; boil constantly three
and half hours: serve with sweet sance.
To BONE A TuRKEY.-Cut down the skin
through the center of the back and raise the
flesh carefully on either side with the point Of
sharp knife until the sockets of the thighs
and wings are reached; till a little practice
mas been used it will, perhaps, be better to
pone these joints before proceeding further,
put after they are once detached from it the
mnoie OF tne body. may easily be separated
IRON the nesh and taken out entire: onlv the
neck bones and merrythought will then re-
main to be removed. There are two wavs of
preparing the bird; one by filling the legs and
wings with force-meat and the BODY with the
iivers of several fowls, mixed with alternate
layers of parboiled tongue, freed from the
rind, fine sausage meat, or veal force-meat
or thin slices of the incest bacon, or aught
else OF good flavor that will give a marbIed
appearance to the fowl when carved, and
then be sowed up and trussed as usual.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-12-12
Fertility of Dairy Farms.

Much nonsense is circulated in regard to
the rapid loss of fertility of dairy farms, by
reason of the carrying away of the phos-
phate in the milk. Now one thousand
pounds of milk contains about three or four
pounds OF phosphate, of which nearly the
whole is phosphate of lime. Of this less than
half is phosphoric acid five thousand pounds
OF milk. therefore, contains but seven and
one-half pounds of phosphorc acid, which
may he taken as the yearly consumption, in
this way. of each cow. AS wheat bran con-
talns per centum of phosphoric acid, it
needs only that about two hundred and fifty
pounds of bran be fed to each COW, yearly,
to replace the draft upon the soil. There are
few dairy cows that are fed less than this
quantity of either bran or some food equiva-
lent to it, and it is pretty certain that very
little, if any, phosphoric acid is really taken
from the soil of dairy farms. On the con-
trary, to say nothing of the natural supply
in the soil, which slowly becomes soluble,
there is good reason to believe that every
well kept dairy farm becomes gradually richer
IN phosphates every year.-American Agri-
cutturtst.
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RAILROADS.
BOSTON a MAINE RAILROAD

Fall Arrangement,
On and Aft, VI Onday, October
EssEssa5sSssssn g. 1877 train. will LEAVE
e Es=s5z=s=ss:ss9 POR Ian ID FOR BOSTON
A at 6.15, $40 q. M, 3.15 p M, arriv-
ing al Boston att0y45 a. M, l.3O, 500 p. m. Re-
turning leave Boston at 73O M, 1890 3. 80 pm,
arriving at Portland at 1910 $40 $40 p. IN. For
Wells, North Berwick, salmon Falls,
Great Fails, Dover, Reches,er, Farm.
ington, N. H. Alton Bay. Newmarket,
Exeter, Haverhill, North Andover, LAW
renee, Andover and Lowell at 6.15 S.45 a.
~, 315 D. m. For Manchester and Con
cord, N H., (via Newmarket Junctnn,) at
615 a m. 315 o. m. (via Lawrence0 at S.45 n
For Scarborough, Pine Point Old Or
chard Beach, saco, Btdoeford AND
Nepnebnpb at 615 8.45 a. M, 10, $50, pm
Wsruins Train will leave A-nD-bsns
fSs Portland al 7.20 a. The 3.15 p. IN. rain
from Portland connects at Boston with the Shore
Line and the Boston & Albany Road, for New York
arriving at New York early next morning. This is
also the quickest route to the West. Through
FSckeis 10 all Points South and West AZ
lowest rates Trains on Boston q Maine road
connect with all steamers JuuniDg between Fort
land and Bangor, Rockland, Mt. Desert Mac las,
Eastport, Calais, St. John and Halifax. Also, con.
meet with Grand Trunk trains at Grand Trunk Sta
ton, and Maine Central and Portland a. Ogdensbura
trains at Transfer Station. All trains stop al
Exeter ten minutes for refreshments at first class
DINING rooms.
JAS. I. FURBER, Gen. Supt.
s. q. STEVENS, Gen. agent, Portland.
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