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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26

In Stafe bonds, Missouri long date o. were strong
nj lO6li. and short date ut 1Olli, Louisiana consols
fetching sos. Tennessee, ISSUE brought l22 new
series selling at II, seller 60 days. lot OF Virginia
Consos cx-maturcd coupon, sold at g. District Of Col
umbia j-6Js advanced to ~.
In City Bank stocks PARK ~ sold at 1863, and Amer
can Exchange 100 at 10
There was not large business in railroad bonds. st.
Paul sinking fund bonds of to So and Northwest
GOLD bonds To 81. ST. Paul hrsts Ia Crosse Division,
Welding to 1928. and Chicago and Milwaukee, DIVISION
10 952 Firsts of North Missouri firm al par and
New Buffo, New-NOrk and Erie bonds at iO7 Western
Pacnc> railing steady at 1902; Union trss at lOl aud
sulling und bonds firm at 9laI There were sales OF
Tcrre Haute second preferred, S49 Toledo and Wa
BASH seconds at 70; firsts 81. Louis DIVISION eX-
maured coupon 7cl2 Canada Southern hrsts at 5oi2
9j7 and Chesapeake and ONO. frsts coupon, at %.
Gold was quiet aud hrm, the preponderance OF sales
beng at 1881, ana after transactions at lV3ls On gold
loans the chief business fiat. The Assistant Trea
surer paid $4,000 IN coin interest and $4,000 IN
redemption OF called bonds. The days business Of the
Gold Clearing Department Of the Bank OF the state OF
Eew-YOrk covered: Gold cleared Sl5T2s,OOO; gold
balances, 81 l33,000 currency balances Sl,I7l.57s.
The gold quotations were as follows:
1O.........103li 1l........lO3s l3.-.........lO3h
Foreign Exchange was duh aud nominal rates being
uualtered. Selling rates lowered 10 ~ o2A2 ana
81 SO long and short. We annex latest Official quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26

yellow citizen of this Republic approached
the clerk OF Tennessee County Court and prefacng his
remarks with roll Of currency, said rs lived froO
dis wOrl fur, lone Is took II hot an coll rs 'spe-
eneed desc trials in comfort an out DE rosis has
dis chile to de wall long nOugh He poses ortfy
'gainst de ills OF life dis ERE chile papers
him op-- in dem bounds OBJ matrimonityb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26
10 A. NJ. -sALEs HFr"HK

REIMBURSEMENT STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UtLUCh
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. VI.
L S. 1881 Coup 49,. > 2'an 10 oupon o." 1913,
=, iy 2 Sg pes isiii L $40 Registered, 1865
S ~ nos low 10 1O75 1000 .........l2 lOSas
FIRST BnARD-l0i2 O'CLOCK AN.
Sales or state Bonds-Ratroad Bo,ds-BaHs ana Rd'f-
1870 road ShGres- krDress SfOcfs. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26

clned to 10is5. A Berlin dispatch reports the sum Of
100000 marks withdrawn from the Imperial Bank
OF Germany during the week
The gross earnings OF the Chicago Milwaukee and 81
PAN Railway for 1873, 1876, and 1877 compare AZ fol-
lows:
1873. 1876 1877
Third week OF September s20s,950 sl47,G.t s287Oo
Previously rcpOrted......5,75 J9j 55I3OJO 4110se0
Total since January l.. sCO2O5g5 s566O7I4 si997ss0
The receipts OF Flour and Grain at the principal
Atlantic ports, this 25th day OF September,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26
MR. HUTCHINGs's STORY OF HIS VISIT.


HE STATES THAT HE HAD NOTHING TO Do WITH ANY
NEGOTIATIONS AND DID mot SEE CONNOLLY
WHEN ABROAD.
Ex-Surogate Robert c. Hutchings stated to
TRIBUNE reporter last eening that it appeared very
singular MIN that his trips to and from Europe should
be made subjects for comment and criticism. Because
be married daughter OF Richard D. Connolly his v0y
ages we're believed have connection with the
settlement Of the against the oXCOntroller
He desired TO state emphatiCally that his visit 70
Europe was simply for the Improvement Of his
health and for pleasure After he graduated
from Princeton College, he was student in France
for two years. During that time he became ac-
ouaintcd with the customs and the language
OF the French people, and that time he had been
strongly attached the country Since completing his
studies he had had opportunity TO revisit Europe
great portion Of his dme had been occupied with public
matters For a long time he had bad desire TO travel
through the Eastern countries, and be consequently
svailed himself ofthe first opportunity Much had been
said Of his coming home lew months ago aud appaT-
emily returning hastily 10 Europe by the advice OF his
ph stefan, he spent the Summer months IN the ntgbDOr
hood Of the Vchy Syringe, in France, and lie returned
home simply 10 make Sumner arrangements Tor bis
During Lie stay abroad, Mr.. Hutchings added he had
not met with Connolly He positively stated, that IN no
sense he representative OF anyone for compronls
ing The growing Of the acts OF the Tweed Ring
II compromise being neRO lated, he was entirely
ignorant It, He desired that hlE name should not be
mixed up Of the settlements lie also stated
that his political began and his marriage took
place before Connolly became COntr0lerOr welded any
political power. While he Surrogate Connolly was
OF no assistance 10 him whatever
In concluding the conversation. Mr. Huchlngs spoke
countries he had passed through ana also
said that his health much improved by his travels
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Total bushels

The Following shows The exports exclusiye OF specie)
from the port Of NewYOrk to foreign ports for the week
ending september 25 and since the beginning Of tao
year:
For the week.. eilOO29t s5550,t15 s7,f17gli
Previously reported. ls2Si2,5s7 l90907f24 l95,C3233
Total jan L. sis6442 sI965l78J3 s2O5O8O 40
Price OF gold ......... 1853 10 1924
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CALENDARs-TnIs DAY.

suPRFHR CotKT -CHAaBEas-WE j.
Matter OF Natl Ride As l25.. Phean agt Atlantic &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26

Government bonds duh to-day, but strong Mt u
figures coupon and registered 1865 selling ~ 1923
coupon and registered 1865, NJ 1874 anu coupon 6s Of
1881 az llO3i. We annex latest street quotations
, 1877-04-08

letter OF the law Of the Church, which prescribcs
"a decent basin =; tll With tue usage ol tne
anItent Guulen .. uou to as ieaung " 80, G.Sas
eVl's' oehg tne feceptacles OF scar1aloue sc1aps
from ne"spapcrs aio 9thsf Inss 1t1 "n,cn naa =
oetleE NOT NC incntlousu' 1hu ~ Us aEa.as1 sa
true Interpretation ol ot. MattnsN ~, aau -,
which IS not directed against puo1ic alnssi!lng
ana ~ oeeause of means ol the secresf =. oaSs ~
some rieh men, who ought to cast mogn mo te the
treasury OF VOC, 40 ~ lact ~. ;dns,s 1nuy fa;th i
and love. His tordship adds that tug nSe @ o.
| bags ms been discontinued IN teyela1 . lafee
| ciurchcs IN. the daoteae ;wlta Eoou eAect'
The cbampiou sensation preacher Of Canada
| appears to b. the Rev. Mr.. McDonash, of Paris,
| n town on the Great Western KaiIway. The
latest illumination from his pulpit Is OH the sub
| iect OF dancing. He dcnountes dancing as
''full of all thatis beastly, enyious murdcrous,
and lustful." lie says that the dancers arc
sent;from hell to France anu Thence 70. Canana
va NV o1A anu en.ea H. seii Eai1 an .nS
town 10 whleh nc nveS as SINAI 3i, ne nan ano
@ dne "no1e tanauaa'. uo'alon ~ M mIi t'n,
~ squase es -! t,p,.e M ~ a,I ~ ~" ~
~ ~; nd -. .',;',;oaa ",,na ~.
oancna; ~ tnls cno he AanuGAeu lSa young
man leading lady iorth to The dance in man
nsl au WIZ ~ gsae ~ w. nv faI,;nin
1tGuta.y ~ t.is uI.easi ~ .lS ~ ~. ~,
u us I1u'cmse ou E.sa.n "S's soAls ~ nis
W @ smoeneu .nt y! I Jus a.a st W.
ar ~ has.o a,, w ."s pai1 y, n, M
McDonagn ;a! tnst s:ops navc peen 1aAen 10 n1ese
out 10 mln eccleslaSt'ca' 1ust'ce'
To be consp;cuously great minister these days
requires an expenditure Of euergr that will result
in premature decay. We have read recently the
biographies Of Hamilton, Arnold, Guthrie, and
much to do. and OF lives that wore themselves
out in excessive toll that could not be abated.
and now VIC read Of Mr.. Spurgcon that he can
not preach sermon without patn, aud that he
, 1877-04-08

OPENING SERVICES OF THE CENTRAL CHURCH
The Union Swcdenborgian Church will hold this
morning its opening sezyices in Hershey Hall.
The Rev. L. T. Mercer, the new pastor, has ar
rived, and has issued to the members the follow
ing address:
D.AE CHILDREN: With the Divine permission,
shall open the services Of Society in Hershey
Hall ca Sunday, the Sth Of April, preaching the
inaugural sermon We believe that there are thou-
sands. earnest and devout waiting for the co1son-
TOP Of truth-tru:h that is self certifying and
sauonally conSineins, that viii harmon1ze the ap-
plrGnt radicti0us of 9criptura dl-e~as.snates
the true from the 1alse in scientific philosophy,
dlaarm u'aterial!sm, cnlighten and justify faith.
We cliese that the light TINT greatly neeced is to
senses Of the Holy Scripture. as expounded by
Swedenborg. 1t Will be MY hope, by the Divine
assistance to bring this lGh1 to bear upon Divine
Revelation and human duty, 20 as to make it prac-
tica!iy helpful to those whom we are permitted TO
reach, IN the removal OF their present doubts and
fears, md In the daily work Of stunning eYil and
doing good.
, 1877-04-08
Prof. Swing Expresses Himself
with Great Plainness on
Criminal Justice.
Newg from the Vatican---A Consis-
tory Held-The Pope's
Illness. .
Notes and Personals at Home and
Abroad-..Church Sery.
ices To-day.
NATIONAL REFORM.

MEETING or THE SoRTuWEsTERy CONVENTION
a call has been issued for a Northwestern
Convention OF the National Reform Association
and it will assemble, Tuesday afternoon at half
past o'clock at Farwcll Hall, and will remai1
IN session until Wednesday evening. The OBJ
1ects OF the organization are stated to be to
maintain the Bible in our public schools, Sab
bath laws, the oath, and other Christian fca-
lures Of our Government, and to provide for
them an undeniable legal basis BY religious
amendment to the Constitution of the United
States Among the many prominent gentlemen
whose names are signed to the call are DR.. Suli-
van, Dr.. Patterson, Prof. Patton, Bishop Nc
Iarcn, DR.. Everts, Dr.. Goodwin, DR.. Burroughs,
Gen. Howard, Philo Carpenter, John V. Far
well, President Abernethy, DR.. Mitchell, Canon
Knowles, j. Young Scamtnon, Bishop Fallows.
Dr. Harms, Prof. Blatchforl, DR.. Gibson, and
the Rev. Luke Hitchcock.
1t is expected that delcgates will be present
from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Wiscou-
sin. Minnesota, and other ncighboring states. Ar
r:ngements have been made for the delivery Of
addresses By David McAllister, Of Philadelphia,
on The Objects Of the National Reform Asso-
ciation;" Prof Francis L. Patton, .. p, on
Eyerts, B: b, on "Tle Bible in tie Pubic
Schools-A Protest against its Rcmoral;n Prof.
c. A: Blanchard. on the subject: t'Can a M.
ton Sin ~ the Rev. VI. n. Parkhurst. on "The
Relation of Public Education to Christianity;"
Jonathan Edwards, .. D.. L. l.. D., Of Peoria;
President D. 4. Wallace, D. D., L. L. D., Of
Monmouth, and Others
a particular subject for consideration and
nction will be the recent expulsion Of the Bible
from the public schools Of Chicago
The meetings Of thus Association have hither-
to been generally held at the East, especially at
Pittsburg, the Hon. Felix R. Drunot Of that
S;ty, being the President Of the organization.
There has always been an interest feltin the sub
ject, however, in the West, one Of the first |
movements for religious amendment 10 tie !
Constitution having been in Illinois; aud there |
Is No doubt that the Convention will be largely !
, 1877-04-08

ing ggis over the we'll defined simplcton in
hfoadc1oth. Society depends 50 largely upon 1pa
they must be made the first study in municipal
science. AS in new empires, Schools for the
sound children are first built that society may
get we'll started, and then afterwaru
come asyiu,ns for the lunatic: and
schools for the feeblc-minded, so
a City Government should first care for those
good men and women who form its life and
hope, and then should enter the deus, aud find
how things were going on with the hypocrites
and the feeble-mindcd in therh rhlgh-toned broad
cloth.
, 1877-04-08


A obinlE ob;ainelaE j., AND yAL1p DIVORCES QUIETLY
nsn 1or patibtlty my ststtorY cse
yog IesS arotded It makes no aiersnce Vbefe
sttess III aaa nersonal yslts strictly conlaentai s
personal viii =; answered in plain envelope
yes1a w BE- sttsnsd M to With hifseea
oaee o given pe q ea d ~rise iaa
:D1yoRcEs LEGALLY AND ouieTIY orrr.1xrn ,
sacicnt pyoe3 e37uss * F. M5sstdfase addarn
given. $: l. SHORT attorney F6. Eox sd cSIcase
}1hryHGEs ~ 1sfishL9 LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
when disnrere So1adSnttai attorney; fec. SIS; paJ
I'll West Madison[st* = "Esl, Room II Dairy Block,
)1;;oSCss n1..s LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
&c KesfdsneeG s And Territory for lncompsiibliIy
e3pe11ence. a. GOODRICH Atfotnsr u nen Il
, 1877-04-08

NE FURNITURE IN HOUSE no. SIS WEST Az
- xms-sI t0f sale cheap: a1,noat new. INQUIRE =,
premises Saturday and Monday af,ernoonz from 10
, 1877-04-08

7IO THE EPEBLIC-OUTSlDE sAIFs cpcC74TI
- y; Foods appraised free Of charge aad
Numbered CHECKS Mse4 saTe she cnbaT.
no e31ra charge made caaosues
psa.e fcsldenees; parties having saes To- be mae r1i
ttesse !et ~ Know 80 ~ To hare them IL >,,
nat sTapets Arrangements be 8atisfactritv maIo
esa1! Y eanx @ O. a&9dEe;snG & Nm. F. HODGES CO. Al:
, 1877-04-08

-'-. EPISCOPAL -
April s-First Sunday aftu Easter. It: :"
CATHOLIC. -
april SLOW Sunday. .:s'
March 25.) NA'A%
4pril lost Francis Of P.nla, c. {from April 2.
Anril list. Leo P. c. I. reg
Apr!! n-St =: !sfdorc, =. c. D. QfEom April4.
Aprl! list Ilemencgils n,
Aprtt list Vincent Fever, G. from Anfi1 s,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-29


STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE COUNTS. in ne
- circuit court Heey, to january term, lS's.-I"
ChdDce,y.
Iaurin y. Ashley, John W. AiuGhn. Amos l.. Ashley,
George W Howe. James c. Liughln. John Murrisun Har
ry d. Ashley, Snitin K Borden, David tclcy Ahilah l.
Hilman Mark King, Ozro A Grares and james Thornton
os August Eyert, Edward Grant, Albert Hrng, James
Harvard, Nicholas Miller George Gee, Bradley Euterhed
George Gurnea, John K Deems; Amer >; shelton john
HUMPHREYS Jacob Setback, Adam Miller Nicholas Hoffman,
A. l. Harrington, William L. Mahorn, SanIuel u. Hemick,
Robert Barton Asbury +. Greenfield John Park Alfred e..
Ring. William GUS Peter SaltZ, John Hiabrand, George
Harvard and William r. Foster and Charles H. Green. Exec
uors of the last win aud testament of Daniel HORIZON,
deceased.
II appearing from affidavit file in the Office of the
clerk Of sand court that said defendants Abner j. Shelton.
william GUS, John Iiumphries and william f. Foster. are
residents of said state and said cOnplananis having
filed their bil of complaint n said court ON the chanccry
size thereof the 10th day OF September 1884, herein,
and summons having been issued thereon according 20 law
Notice therefore, il hereby given 10 said defendants. All
j. shelton, William GUS john HUMPHREYS and william
f. Foster that unless shall personally Ice and appear be-
fore said said term thereof 10 he held mt the Court
House in Ottawa, In said county the rd Monday OF
January next D. 1855 tvrn and where said summons Is
returnabe and plead. ansv dcmur except to said bin,
the will be taken for confessed against and the
matters and things therein prayed for decrecd accordingly
Il. ". HOLMES. Clerk
HENRY and VI & WInNFR H,'rS.
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Aegpl.
GEORGE M, LELAND,

VI uNUF tH thlHCtTy
nj ASTE.lS'S "a j. E.-NOtlcc Is hereby gwen, maj
u by virtue of decree made and entered OF record ny
the Circuit Court of la Sale county state OF ILLINOIS, AT the
October term of said court. AD lS in certain cause then
pending IN said court the cancery side thereof wherein
John G; Iiltabrand. Hannah j. Inltaband william H. HI
tarand. Malissa A. Habrand Ephalct ketchu, Alllan-
da f. ketchum Casper Weber, Matilda A. Weber Joseph
Funk, Mary f. Funk, Gilbert j. Htabrand Harriet NJ III
tabrand. Andrew j. Hiltabrand, Melinda T.. Habrand. Al
len g. lltaband Carrie f. Hltabrad Austin Hiltabrand
Samuel Williamson and Catherine A. Williamson were com
painants, and Arnold Hiabrand James Hitabrand Ed
dy HltaDrasd, William c. HaRy ard Mary r.. Hagy were e-
PENDANTS, SHALL wednesday, the sixteenth day OF Janu
1875 the hour of O'clock in the forenoon OF said
day offer sale the premises in said La Sale county,
az public auction and will then sell 10 the highest bidder
the following described property being the same ordered ny
said decree 10 he sold that 10 say The southwest quarter
section The northwest section four; The
northeast and the southeast
quarter of northeast quarter of section FIVE; And the
southwest quarter section rwentyegh; All Of said tracts
being situated IL township hirtyone north, in range one
of the third principal meridian IN the county OF Ia Sale
and state of Illinois.
And SHALL Thursday, the seventeenth day Of January
1873 the hour of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon of said
day sale the premises in Putnam county, Hi
nOs public auction and will then sell To the highest bid
der the following described property being the same order
ed by said decree he sold that says The west half of
the northeast quarter section nineteen excepting i've
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Il, T. GILBERT,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS. IA SALE Co.'s.
= In TIE Ct1cNn C0urS thereof, 10 january teT" ISIS
In Ch0Hcery
Carr w Bosworth and Amos T. wilsey Hiram S Pres.
colt, Wilbur b. Prescott Frank Gooding Nioletta lar
rs Stella Il. Foughty, Jennie l. Bailey, Emily g. Bailey,
Frank A. Bailey, Laura A. Bailey Matte j. Bailey Thee
dore q. Bailey and Albert G. Bailey. go
II appearing affidavit file in the Office OF the
said that said defendants Hiram Prescott,
Stella Foughty, Emily G. Bailey. Frank Bailey; Laura
A. Bailey Matte j. Bailey, Theodore g. Bailey Albert q.
Bailey and Jennie L. Bailey not residents OF said state
and said complanans having fled their bill of complaint in
said court chancery side thereof the 9TH day of
December \, 1884, herein and summons having been Is
sued thereon according To laws: -
Notice therefore, hereby given said defendants III
ram S. Prescott stella b foughy, Emily G. Bailey Frank
A. Bailey Laura A. Bailey, Matte j. Bailey Theodore G..
Bailey Albert G. Bailey and Jennie l. Bailey that unless
you shall personally be and appear before said court at said
term thereof be held at the Court House In Ottawa in
said county the third Monday of January next A. H. 1875
twhen and where said summons is rcturnable and plead
answer demur except to said bill. the Will he taken
confessed against YOU and the matters and things there
" K. W. HOLMES, Clerk
UIR AN T. GILBERT. Solicitor. tlggr-iW
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L. W. BREWER,

STAIE or iLIINuI-. Ia sAtIE IuUS .Y-s.. 4. f,s
- 'urrH Cont fh.seg' q la nag Fe n. is -iH
Nichols Mstisis p. Ercserzca sfa'i.a...
u appearing irtln affiravr 90 re - rrr 90 DE
clerk u said cuuI that THE sid defendant. hr,ukea Ma
thet = not resident Of d state aud aid rup ainani
having tlel h~ I'LL ~ lupaui said cnurf The chan
Cery -ide thereof the seventh dsy of Iccmlr isis.
herein. and sl,uInDEs having ffn issne t,n arrr NJ
Iau.
Note- hercorc = hereby given O. saii defendant. Rs
enzea Nsftets tia unless yuu shall personally D. au. ~
pear hur said court. ~ sid term fertsf - held ~ fls
gourt Hous n OTTAWA. IN sid county the third sulay
&C Iauul-y next. a. = 10 when and Utev sid
rsuruaheI and Plead. demuf excerpt sid
bill tie vii - taken f0r crnfeei against you. and
the matters and thing therein rayea frierree src1rt
Irg,y. Z ". HOLMEeS. C'srs.
I'w BrT- N. solicitor. de-s-sE
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NICHOLSON & SNOW.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CTAT r q r. ILL ~ OIS, Ia SALE Co.'S.
- IN tie Circuit Court % tie Jdndip term. a. ID. lSS
In the OF the petition Of BotOlf MarcussOn for
order changing his name.
Know all men whom IL may concern, that /. Bot0f Mar
cussOn Of the village of Leland In the county Of 1t sale
aud state Oi Illinois, also known and called by tie surname
of Butler shall. the third Monday uf January H..
1873 present petition to the Circuit Court Uf said COu
~ then 10 he held at the County Court House uf said county
al la SALT. %. the pursse OF obtaining order 20 De-
made and entered of record upon the records of said court
~ change my said surname Of MARCI 10 the surname
Of BUTLER: and that may hcnccfurth he known aud
called by the name OF BOrOLF NJ BrTLEE: when aud
where any person persons may appear and resist snc pc
titiuu II they see 1T. BOrOLF Sd ARC JSSoN.
RnuoI>6N a SNOW. SOLICITOR for Petit. r"r. uuy2i
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GEO. w, w. BLAKE,
.inOfHfH az LGC.
CTATE OF IILLISO la SALE

ST~ATE; OF IlLI.ICOIS Ia SALE Co.'s.
= In TIE circuit court MeytC( 10 JtnHuy te.Hi. s's,It
ChUHctfV
Isaac Nickel rs. Sarah p Nickel
II appearing affidavit file in the office 81 The
clerk OF said that said defendant sarah T. Nickel Is
not resident said state and said complainant having
led his bill OF complaint In said court, on The chancery
side thereof the 9th day of December H. lS1i h9Te
and summons having been issued thereon according law;
Notice therefore, hereby given 10 said defendant Sarah
p Nickel that unless you Shall personally be and appear
before said court said term thereof to be held 81 the Court
House In ottawa, IN said county on the third Monday of
January next D. 1873, wlrn and where said summons Is
and plead answer emur except TO said bill
the viii be taken for confessed against and the
matters and things therein prayed for decree accordingly
Il. w. HOLMES, Clerk.
w RIAkp Solicitor dpg'S-iW
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MAYO g. WIDMER.


A DMlNIsTRATORS' SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Dy vir-
tue OF an order and decree OF the County Of
Sale county, Illinois, made the petition OF the under
signed Peter BergasOn and Isaac Clason Administrators
Of the Estate OF Michael D. Oeson, deceased for leave 10
sell real of said deceased AT the November term
A. D. 1871 of said court shall the twelfth day of Jan
uary ISIS at the hour of ten in the forenoon OF said
y az late residence of said Michael b. OCsun deceased,
on Lot Two hereinafter described, in the township Of Nil.
er in said county sell at public sale the real estate described
follows Wit All that portion OF lot thirteen In section
seven in township thirty NORTH range I'VE east of the
third principal meridian which lies south Of The public high
way running said lot containing orysiX acres more
less also all that portion of lot two in the Section town
ship and range aforesaid lying in the northwest corner OF
said lot two, described follows TO Wit: Commencing at
The northwest of said lot two thence south along the
west line Of said lot nineteen chains and eghynne links
10 the center line of the public highway lntcecg sad
west line thence north forty i've and onehaf degrees east
along said center line Of highway seventeen chains and
ninety Inks thence north twenty and oheai degrees west
seven chains and sevenyfve links TO the north line Of said
lot thence west along said north line ten chains and hyc
links 10 the place of beginning, containing sixteen acres,
less Also lot fifteen, In section twelve in township
ridan in La Sale county Illinois, sad lots two thirteen
and twelve being plated and recorded Il and 81 OF
Plat Book c. in the Recorders Office OF said county,
said will be sold for cash. 10 be paid by the pur
chaser upon the confirmation of the sale by said County
Cuurt and will be sold subject 10 the dover right OF Julia
b. Oeson widow of said deceased and said lot fifteen may
dated Dee e. 1871; PETER BEEGASON,
ISAAC CLASSON,
Administrators OF Estate Of Michael
GcCS-.w Il. Oeson deceased,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-29

Where are you going:" said a young gen
lleman to an elderly one in white cravat,
whom he overlook a few miles from Little
Rock. II am going to heaven, my son.
have been on the way eighteen years" We'll,
goodbye, old fellow, ifyou have been travelling
toward heaven eighteeny and gotno nearer
to it than Arkansas, I'll take another route"