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NAN SALE <OTICE.-Notcc t.,

TAN SALE NOTICE NGtcr i. hereby oven,
that y sale by the Treasurer and cN-OiCu Collector
of sale county ia IA" state Of Illinois, of delinquent
lands lots IUd parts Of town lots held NJ the county
court DO said county and state, for the
state county ard other and due thereon for the
year s,5 and previous year,. aud costs due thereon
commenced the 18th day Of June 4. 80 ana Cont-
day day In pursuance 81 law H. Budc on the
h diy D. ls,, became the purchaser Of the FOL
lowing described parcel of land real estate 10 N: The
east half halt OF the northeast quarter OF section
sixteen thTtyhre north of range east VI IN.
third principal meridian, containing forty acres IN the
county and state Aforesaid taxed in the name Of Unknown
The aforesaid sale Of the estate above described
made for the taxes of the year H. 1876 and costs due
thereon And further notice hereby given 10 all whom II
may concern that the time u redemption from sad e will
expire years from the date Of said sale TO wit On the
ann av Of June 4 D. ls7a The Tax sale Certificate the
been duly assigned by the said l. H. Budd
the purchaser. 10 the subscriber.
Dated this I'D DAY Of February 4. u. ls,9,
fsb22-3w John STUART. Assignee.
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NoRrAa 49, T ;i reg G Jo9p III, % o. MG5
mortgage deed, dated he twenty nth day of March A. p
county in Book ll3 ON page 40 convey 10 the UNDERSIGNED
John r. Nash, OF said c. the real estate hcrrInal'rr DE-
the due payment certain promissory note for the sum Of
state and with said mortgage deed executed by smu
John o. Morgan and PAYABLE enc year aSr a1it TO- e
for value received with ten per cent interest; -, n
And whereas it provided in said mortgaee deed IN sub
tenor and effect, said conveyance should ht 'ou out IA
ease o deant IN the payment OF a.r s arso E tnp h
sid Nash his legal representatives oratoney after having
y S COUNTY may M he d real estate any part
thereof and all right and equity 81 r'depSn 81 tg s
administrators assigns therein, AZ public Nenduc to tht
SmspS or may adjourn the sale fron time time dis
erection and upon making such sale shall execute and deliver
sod ana apply the proceeds OF sale 10 the payment first,
OF expenses OF advertising selling aud conveying as aErG
due said note, and thirdly the oNrrpus I any 10 SAID
And whereas the said Nash has heretofore duly sold and
assigned said note and mortgage, and JENNA Emerson
Kid whereas default has been made in the payment Of
said note according to rs tenor ana etG, an" 3e s,i
dollars principal with interest thereon at the rate per
End whereas the sand Nash has been duly requested
writing by the said assignee ana holder o. Sss nS,e ,H
tanc by advertising, selling and conveying the sad real
Vow therefore public notice is hereby gwen that ~ pnr,
suance and by virtue Of the power and authority 10 me
granted in and by said mortgage the said Nash VIII on
Wpucsay the second day of April A lS9 Al me huur OF
two u'pck in the afternoon the south door of the 'ou-
IN Cont House. city OF ottawa sell the sHu rc cs
tate Including said homestead rights and all rights ana
rauty Of redemption of the snd John d. Morgan ana nus
therein m nuhic yonduc 10 the highest bidder for cash.
said real estate he sold is the following: That par Oh
uutIos hrty1vc and thirty six In the subdivision OF tc
southwest fractional of section eleven ~ township
thirty three north. range tec east of the thlrd pinc
meridian In said city ofoawl, described as follows Com,
mencing az point which ~ the northwest corner" NAN
and side street, thence south
On th cast line of CLAY street feet thence east
parallel with Main street foryyo feet thence horth a
lei with CLAW street scycny.Nc feet thence west on NAN
street fortyve the place of beginning heiS NE
same property sold said Nina f. Morgan by Hugh ah!-
TON ana wife by deed dated January 9Th D. Sbi and re-
corded in said Recorder Oticc. JOHN r. NNNii'
Dated February n. lSil-H!iW
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.,s,\N -AIlc \oui( 'f,.-Noti,c is hereby given
mat Al a slc hy the Treasurer and cNutco Collector
an In In the state of ILLINOIS, ui delinquent
lands vn Io4 iud parts nj town lots held NJ the county
court house IN ottawa, in said county ana state ier me
stare county and ard costs due thereon Tor the
wear H. H. $50 ana previous years, ana costs "ur thereon
commenced 18TH day of June H. S'', ana cohtl'
on the 10Th dlv Ut June lht became the purchaser q"
tho following described parcel o real estate 10 Wlt Com
and r. thence links " iGS links, thence !if
" l links thence - links in nwli nr section q, town
shin rs H. range the third principal ucrdan
cuutairilg one acre, said county and state aforesaid
ned in hc name OF Unknown OWFcr.' Tue aforesaid
sale OF the real estate above described was made for the NY
hrrchy given Ia Mi whom may concern that the te Of
REDEEM pitn said sale win expire ntwo years from the
date of said sale 10 wit the 10Th day Of June 4 D. los
The Tax sale Certificate of the sale Aforesaid has peep du
" assigned BY the said Mathew Noonan. the purchaser 10
the subscriber 49,,
,cI1pgN. " EDWARD NOOHAN.
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ORATORN AND ORATORS.

iy PROT. WILLIAM N,ruE",. IT, %. unr '""W'. '+''
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New and Fourth Edition OF
Tales Of Ancient Greece.

nv the Rev C. w cox VI. A.. Trinity COllcGr, oxford
iluo Cloth Price u 60 extra gilt. gilt edge price -!
halt cali. price, 50.
.t ou to he in the hands Of every scholar and oicvrry
school hoy "-.S0tuJddy RecieT, LOHdOH. 80,
'Thc book Is q scholarly production ana Wrl'"h' ".
lion TO department of literature that is thus 'r Pn' 10"
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A Chicago father OF several attractive girls
but fashionable thn-leegcd chairs in his par
|or, and was annoyed by tlc frequency with
(which the fail furniture was broken. lie
asked the girls about it, and one of them, aN
reported 10y the Chicago Iribp",, said II
was sitting in the easy chair 10y thc lire, and
|Charl-that is to say lir. Nmilh-Was sitting
on the sofa by the window, when suddenly
crack, down went the little rocking chair that
mo one was sitting on at all. 1t must be the
poor glue they nse, or perhaps it was the irost.'
The father studied the subject few days.
Then he gave TO each daughter :; lockct plain
" inscribed with her name and weight, and
on each chair rivcted Il silver plate bearing the
words, "Warrantcd to bear up-pounds.' Cali.
ing IN the girls, he said Nov, if there's ANY
more chairs broken it Is because your young
men can't do II sum IN simple subtraction, or
else because they are bent ON malicious mis-
chiefand destruction OF property ~ J. N"n.
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ECHOES FROM MIST-LAND:
Or, The Nibelungen Lay Revealed to Lovers OF
Romance and ChiYary.

By Arrrr FORESTER. lAuo. Cloth rrcr, s!.Jo
:. mi il. th,. first American edition OF tltc
whole .Nibcluugcu Lied. and aS such deserves 20 ~
warmly welcomed - rye Nation.
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THE PILOT AND HIS WIFE.

\ Morse Love story. Iiy loNN~ La translates W ME-
or Bull $50 pages. Price Sl5n
b. Most nI,-orhinEl! intrr'-inE. >"''"''.'
HuBthi.
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OLD-TtME PICTURES
And Sheaves OF Rhyme.

BY BENJAMIN T.. TAYLOR. limo. Gilt -i,. plaza ''Sr,
Price :l.io. CIT side and edges. !: 80
- hay. spent InanN hours over your boob
The old Uue Pictures j. crowded with verbal ciicee
and the closing portion of 10 j. suunsprij@ - we
voice of a trumpet IN. H. T.. H0U0yAL
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RETWEEN THE GATES.

IN BENLAuN FTNNLuG, author Of Song OF lr''rrts'
etc etc Ftnh Edition. Illustrated. SL5A
). Wi and Wisdom are, mingled Won to-
chcr and the result Is book with which every reaar'
will he charmed II Golden Gate, leading 10 HlaH}
hour, Of true intellectual enjoyment" II N"T HTdH
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HoLCOMBS TRANSLATION on
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l.ntu. Cloth. Price, Si.Jn
:. y a one can pcrtI~' tiIl~ noble pOcin With
ont arising thcrcirOm with ulticr idea Of human bravery
and "A better conception OF human love" -iDiy' "fliH.
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TRTA'TNIENT OF
CHRONIC AILMENTS

speciality. in and by new form Of medical practice
by r J. n. RIOS ENBJ RGH Office & residence, West OF
tawa Illinois niarl@W
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Ashort History Of France;
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

Ry Mis- f. s KIRKLAND. author Of SIN Lutte Cock
and "Dorn's Housekeeping 0u,t published i2l'' II"
pages. Price, $50
vh outhor nf "Sx Little Cocks" needs introduction
r r"w hook ~ a shark ling history Of sunny land. Whose
story for Opi wears seems made expressly for tcNooN
far Ia" yonng folks of Republic 1t is all there, IN these
ia uagGs of Interesting narrative and rcn more INK
romance contlved teach the gospel Of lAWlui linrN
man what Il il "A conscientious chronicle Of actual d"ils
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PETER RUSSELL & son
THE WAyERLY DICTIONARY.
SONGS OF YESTERDAY.

BY BENJAMIN y. TAYLOR author OF q" The Worl. ~.
on wheel, etc. etc beautifully illustrated with haHd-
soncy ornuucmci cover. Full -ilt edges, ~
Won holiday nr,--.nt- nothing moro at
tractiyc or beautiful hr found EGytor C0DHHH-
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Pencils, pens, ink, states, and everything want
ed in the school room, at Osman * Hapeman's.
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BUDGET OF FUN.

"There are too many women in the world {;
10000 more women than mcA in Massachu.
Sets" growled the husband. That is the sur.
Eival of the iiltcst,' my dear 'he wife replied.
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GEORGE N LELAND,

NsSrIiItsi siA Fi.Notice ) hereby given thnt
vi by virtue ola decree made and entered ui rturH ~
the Circuit Court of Ia Sale county, state Of limos, ~ u'
january term OF said court, y. 1873, IN certain clLr
then pnlh. IN said COurt the Chancery sid" hottui
wherein panied tlccnay Mines j tncn ana Jcnu ann
gan PURIFIERS In business by the hrn name ana s'Nr ui ~
Herman d Co. We're compliments AID waiter H. Nrtf anu
The singer ManuAr turing Company were l.lrhGNh,''
shall on Monday. rWcnty.fiurth dll of Nsrrn \; d.
ISM ~ the hour utiuck in the forenoon al snid u
offer for sale ut tine south door ct the county court huur -
otfnvn m sid county. public auction. and viii then E
the highest bidder, The following uVScrpHd properly '
ing the ordered rs snid decree 10 he snid, tat 10
v, o, one four Ntcuud .iN IN block three, N t' Vii
a.r If TuulvJ. u Tire county OF IN sale and stare ~ !oN
TERMS uF ~NlE.-t ash. UtIll.Ht NJ Li.i.NNb,
i,frd March / lN,g- 3w Mister Ia Chanc3rN.
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NIN -i'IiS's- SSNI .f.Npticc is hereby given that
vi ~ virtue Of decree made and entered If record uy
th Circuit ui Ia sale county state Of illinois, nj tn
January ~ sad court . ~ 1919, IN certain cast teh
pending IN said court the CnCcry side thereof wherein
Thomas J. riil was complainant and John g. Perry and
Elizabeth Perry We're defendants shall on Monday me
seventeenth day of March $, y. lS9 10 t hour uI Two
ucork ia the afternoon of Sld lay offer Tor safe, AZ tt
south door Of the County court House. IN ottawa IN S'd
county az pubic auction, aud viii then sell to the highest
bidder the following described properly, being tue sdue
ucr, hN said be sold that is 20 Lot plumber
tNr!yc in block number one in Cuns's addition 10 the
Village of sreajor in the county of In sale and state OF
TrpNs oF ,lF-Dash GEORGE VI. LELAND.
hated Frb - lS,9-3w Master Ia LhanCrrY.
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up : Freight prepaid 70 any l., L. station ID tHc.
county ON sales OF thirty dollars and over.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23

Work Is AGAIN plenty. Thanks to the
frmness of our Republican aiministra.
tion, we are on a solid specie basis, and
business is flowing n on all sides.-
Foreign countries are buying our mau-
ufactures, our carriages and steam en-.
gines, railroad cars, iron ships, and
produce of all kinds, and sending on
the gold for them A dollar is worth twice
what it was in war times, and if wages
are low, they buy as much now as
double the amount purchased fifteen
years ago. lie: us rejoice in the present
prosperity of our country and stand by
the party which has brought US through
the wilderness Of panic into the prom
ised land flowing with milk and honey.
One lesson we should learn from the
hard times which have passed, that OF
economy and sobrety. If our working
men would put away small amount
every week, even at some self sacrifice,
they would feel the benefit of it all
their lives. Our savings banks are
sound and good and are managed care
fully and prudently for the benefit of
the depositors. Your small savings in
vested hereafter in house at the pres
ent low prices, will give you home free
from the landlords call for rent and
will give you an Interest in the general
gool of our city.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23
sExAron BAYARD after all appears To

sExAron BArARD after all appears TO
bs like other Southern Senators, impsr-
ativs, dictatorial and exacting. On FRI
day night In the passage Of the army
bill, Nr. Bayard msds the remarkable
declaration that the Democracy did not
intend to starve the government but
that on the contrary they would see
that II was supplied with all 1t needs.
This declaration brought Mr.. Blaine to
his feet In one Of his sharp intsrroga-
tories which have SO often bothered
and vexed the Delaware Senator. He
very naturally wanted to know whether
Mr.. Bsyard and Associates would vote
for the army bill without its political
ridersi Mr.. Bayard evasively answered
and on being pressed by Mr.. Blaine he
lost his temper and reproved Blaine for
resting his hands on his hips. The lat
ter intimated that It was none Of Bay
ards business, when the latter said he
would answer him elsewhere. Mr..
Blaine promptly said he meant no Of
fence to the Delaware Senator, but II
he was really in earnest he was pre-
pared to receive communication from
him in any manner he choose to make
it. Happily both Senators apologized to
the Senate and tha matter ended.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23
A NOTE.
Tho s.RepubiicaH" sttIl leads In
asroulstiOn. Advertixo whore yOu
ret tho most for yOnr money ana
ehe e.sRepublican'' In ihat PAPER.
A NOTE.

IT SEEMS that the building Committee
of the Levy Court are still adhering
to their determination to employ Mr..
Chandler Of Philadelphia, the superiu-
tending architect Of the erection Of the
new courthouse, though there is a
possibility that when the Levy Conrf
meets again on the 18th OF july, this
decision may be reversed, as it was
said that seven out of ten members OF
the Levy Court that met on Thursday,
we're in favor of Mr.. Rice being the
superintending architect. This makes
= good majority Of full Levy Court,
and If these seven members are deter
mined they can easily recopside' the
adoption of the report of the committee
appointing Mr.. Chandler, and still
award the supsrintendency to Mr.. Rice.
This We think the Levy Court should
do, as Mr.. Ric. fairly won the contract
by presenting the best plans and
specifications. Any other course would
subject the Levy Court to probably
unjust criticisms. A report is in cir
culation that Mr.. Rice's youth is agains
him being awsr led the contract bu
this objection lalls to the ground if the
report is true that Mr.. Chandler is still
a younger man than Mr.. Rice. W.
say again that the Levy Court cannoi
affor t, he guilty of this manifest ir.
Justice t, citizen of Wilmington, who
leads all his competitors who are iron
Philadelphia, in plaIs, specifications
and designs for the new court. house.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23

TO-DAY We record another carnival
Of Saturday night and Sunday crime
Throughout the country, from which
this time Wilmington is happily exempt
The eight men killed in Lehigh County
Pennsylvania, by the explosion Of an
old rotten boiler, we're nothing short OF
murdered. The most 6endish, incar'
nate, and bloody deed Of all is the muir
der at Springfield, Mass, BY the
father, of three children aged respect
lively one, four and six years. In Phila-
delphia, a husband in his rational
mind deliberately armed himself with a
razor and taking his wife by the hair OF
her head cut her throat from which she
died in few moments. The murderer
was a GOOD mechanic making from go
to $50 q week, but when ws say that
he and his wife were both Incorporate,
the whole story is told. A man in the
rsniteutiary in the same city, for rob-
bing an express company, committed
suicide making tho third tragedy OF the
kind within a short time. At High
seire, near Harrisburg, Pa, a colored
boy, deliberately went out into a be'd
where a white boy was feeding cattle.
and kicked him to death. These are
but a few of the ceimes whi;h make mp
the terrible record of Saturday night
and Sunday crimes throughout the
country, and they simply suggest that
there is something wong in the struc:-
ure of society. In the case Of the muir.
der Of the children, rum and poverty
together was the cause, and in the
throat eating case in Philadelphia, the
cause was simply rum. As there
should be no reason to fear starvation in
q land teeu:ng with plenty, this pre-
sents a subject for thought, and as nine
tenths Of the murders Of the country
are caused by intemperapce, anotber
thought is brought home to the people.
These leading thoughts are, how to
keep everybody employed and how to
prevent the increase at least Of intem-
perance.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23

THE SUNDAY DISPATCH wants to know
where the REPUBLICAN stands on f.
nance aud labor. We think there
should be no Misunderstanding upon
that question. We certainly have ut.
tered no uncertain sound upon the la
Dor question. Standing almost alone
We have advocated such legislation as
would conduce to the prosperity Of the
country and give employment to the
'aboring classes. To further these
views we have all along favored a gov
ernmeut subsidy for public improve
ments which could not help but be an
ad vantage to the country, for while it
wo1ld help to develop it's resources it
would give employment to the laboring
classes. Surely the Dispatch " does
not want to know whether We are Re-
publicans or not. Our paper is proof
on that score, but we wish it distinctly
understood that we are not Greenback-
ers after the Dennis Kearney type. AT
the same time We are in favor of Green.
backs, but not to place them ahead Of
gold or metallic currency in value,
neither should they be inferior, but be
redeemable with coin at the option and
pleasure of the holder. The REPUBLr-
CAN, however, sees in the present and
future of politics more than soft and
hard money side of finances that claims
its attention. That is the question Of
citizenship which has been disturbed
by the Southern rebel brigadiers get
ting possession of Congress and en-.
deavoring to nullify all previous legis
lation securing the rights and privi-
lege Of citizenship. First, make every
citizen secure in his right to vote, and
then the people will take care of the
financial question. In short We are
Republicans, we believe in that party
that has brought the nation through
the most trying crisis of its history
and having full faith in that party
yet, we are not looking around Il
join any other party at present, neithe
do we see any better financial princi
pies laid down for our government thai
those contained iu the platform of tn
Republican party. We afIectionatel
ask "Lbe Dispatch" to come and join us
but if it does not we will try and ge
along without it.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23

REPORTS FROM the watering places
thus far received, indicate that the
season about to open will be one of the
m ,st prosperous in many years. The
hotel keepers are all sanguine of full
AM profitable selson, and the smaller
boar ling-houses and cottages are maxi
ing r4sdy to receive the overflow. These
facts, coupled with many others of a
similar character, may safely be taken
as, in a measure, indicating that the
revival of business and return of gen
eral prosperity, so long looked for in
vain, is now near at hand.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23

AFTER ALL the hus and cry that has
been raised about the munifcence of
the people Of Wilmington TO George M.
butcher in the presentation 10 him Of
the butcher Home, it seems from the
statement Of Mr.. Wells in Saturdays
REPUBLICAN,, that it all only amounted
to $SG6.O2. Mr.. butcher himself hav
ing contributed $663.72 from his own
funds, and there Is still mortgage Of
5000 remaining against the lot on
which the house stands. OF course as
Mr.. Wells has shown this is not the
whole cost of the house, as there were
many contributions male in material
and labor, one gentleman We are in
formed having put the tin roof on
gratis. The whole property is now
probably worth at least $4,000, Of
which after delucting what Mr.. Dutch.
er paid and the mortgage against the
property, $l,936.2S would remain to
the credit Of the citizens Of Whining
ton. We are glad Mr.. Wells has made
the statement he has, as it puts at rest
the extravagant stories in circulation,
many having an idea that the house
was built entirely by the munihcencs
o. the citizens of Wilmington, and con-
veyed to Mr.. butcher without any in
cumbrance whatever upon it. This
statement answers fully the request Of
the citizens in regard to the Butcher
Home, but of course this is not all that
he received for his labors in Whining.
ton. Of the amount of cash raised and
paid direct to Mr.. butcher, Mr.. Wells
is silent, though it was not incumbent
on him to state the amount while the
inquiry was only in relation to the
butcher Home. Had the report of Mr..
Wells been made to cover all his Gnan-
cisl dealings with Mr.. butcher it would
probably have been more satisfactory
to the people, especially to those who
contributed literally to the cause in
lS77-7S.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-23

ezra" is warmer than ever on the sub
isct and intimstes its ability to prove
everything it has charged against the
rinesters. II seems 70 have been sup
ported in the late county primary slec
tions and this persecution by the ad'
herents Of the ring will only add to
;ta popul larity.