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We mentioned two weeks ago the sudden death
OF John Walsh, young student from this city
at st. Nincent's College, Cape Girardeau The
Coi}egc Message published by the students of the
institution, speaks OF the deceased as follows:
With heartfelt grief, do we chronicle the de
mise o. one Of our most exemplary students.
Shortly after Z O'Clock Thursday evening, Jan
2'd the death knell announced the sad tidings
that the soul of John Walsh had been summoned
before the judgment seat Of God. A death like
stiffness rcigncd within our "Alma Mater" and
the students who heard the mournful toll, viii
not forget the sad, sad event 1t would be use
less, certainly unnecessary, to enter into n de
tailed narration % the student life OF the deceased
Those now sheltered under St ViDccnt's roof, as
well as his companions of former years. know
but too well his characteristic virtue; his gen.
tlemanly conduct, manifested at all times his
gentle nature, and his solid piety. We have but
to express our sentiments Of sorrow; yet recog
nizing the inscrutabe decree Of the Almighty we
hold in the death Of our friend and student, n
deep source of spiritual joy. He was well pre-.
pared for the passage to the dread unknown, and
all can sincerely say may our death be like unit
his. We share our feelings Of C Incidence with
his bercavcd mother and sister, and while we la.
mcnt his premature exit from this life, vigorous
nc he was in the bloom Of youth, we calm our
grief by the knowledge that his was n happy ter
minalon, which surely has opened to his pure
soul the portals of eternal bliss
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The Non.jcr says L. c. Wright recently sold
his farm near Grand Ridge for 80 per acre

We have had all manner Of weather during the
past seven days. Sunday was mild and pleasant
On Monday rain fell; OH Tuesday the snow came ;
Wednesday it began to grow cold; Thursday it
was colder; Thursday morning the mercury stood
in the neighborhoOd Of o, and people remarked it
was getting cold; and Yesterday it was decided
it ,cds cold. The rain fell in sufficient quantity
TO roughen up the roads,-thc first bad road,
since last summer, though they can hardly be
called bad now. However, grain has been com
ing in but sparingly during the week, and bust
ness has consequently been dull.
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The Serena Nimrods were very much excited
over the advent Of a jack rabbit from the plains
They had heard OF the wonderful speed uf thi,
rara dcis, of his great jumping powers, and the
jolly sport he made for the hounds. one Of the
animals had been sent in from Nebraska to Mr..
james Blake, who devoted him to the good Of the
cause. day was set for the chase. The rabbit
was padded, rubbcrs attached To his heels and
his joints oiled The fast horses were on hand
and dogs in any quantity. TIE rabbit was let
out into q large field, around which hc hobblcd
like rat under tub; and when the dogs were
looseued they in i few jumps picked him up,
time, minutes. The chase was about a. inter.
cstiug As drowning out ground squirrel in u
grave ward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

Almost every day Scott Bros. IL Co.'S large car
pet hall receives an addition to its already large
stock Of carpeting. Word has just come from
one of the largest manufacturing establishments
in the east that they would ship another lot of 81
pieces this week, and whcr they arrive it will make
the assortment complete with over one humdreo
dtcrnt patterns in stock, or about 900 yards OF
carPeting.
An invitation is extended 10 all to come and see
the new spring patterns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

The sports Of Morris were very much taken up
with walking match last Saturday between
Fred. WaIthcr, of Norris, and J. Lester, .Ir., Of
this place, which took place in Halls Hall in
chat city. A large audience was in attendance
through the entire affair, the walking beginning
a. 2:05 r VI The walk was one Of 50 miles The
track was very narrow, and had sharp corners,
making it hard walking. Both began their task
80 poor condition, Lester having but a short time
before been on sick bed and Walthcr having
hlisters on his feet. Lester lost time from the
start two minutes in the first ten miles, by fall
ing and by his rubber heels becoming loose. On
the 18th mile, Wallher gained lap; another on
The 10Th and another on the Dist On the 22d
mile Lester was Obliged 20 leave the track and
vall for the assistance of medical men, his hip
paning him severely from ms fall. From this
time his work began to grow poorer and poorer,
aud finally, after Ar.l'iau. display Of game"
1t the end OF The 25'h mi'a his condition com
PEELED him To- ala don the track. Lester is a
good walker and can perhaps "iay OUT most
men "i his age. and cou.d give Nalther hard
ruu ten in shape Iur worn. Waithcr continued
ms walk m.anin-, Ia, 30 nu.,s IL = hours aud -
nInCy-s. u M, L.a A-s: ..mc on tie 3!st
i!r wi.i";, 'r Ny iiud g. 5 ir."ulrs; his average
"a i a.. u'Cs a.! - seconds. Testers best
time was on his Gr,, mile, Q minutes.
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Keen i'll Mind

The fact that J. Megafin sells the best boots and
shoes for the money of any man in La Sale
county. When YOU want 10 get value for your
money Just ret pair of his ncver-rip boots or
shoes and, our word for it, you will not be disap
pointed If the sole rips from the upper he
agrees to give new pair in their place and no
questions asked.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
rw,lyc iius az Apatr make one square.

Twelve ins Of Agate make one square.
Advertisements nndcr must be- plainly marked
she length time desired they will be- continued and
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inserted dollars per over I'VE lines one dol
lar per line extra.
Transient advertising in all be paid strictly IN
advance.
tP~ Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
before III. expiration of the contract will he charged the full
rates above Extra charge will also he made for dssou
ton and other notices not connected with their regular
business.
Local notices. Nftcen cents per line.
eas- In no case will THESE terms he departed from.
tf- The date the slip which III" Subscribers name
n pri,e indicates the tine when subscription expires.
Persons paid for the FRrt TRADER should be
that the date thcsp corresponds to the
date to which they paid, and notify the publish.
of any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15
Town and City Collector

AT LYNCH's they have received a portion OF
their spring stock Of dry goods, and the store is
again filling up with attractive goods, at low
prices. In the carpet liue they show very
beautiful stock, including all such goods as are
desired here--Brusscls, ingrains, hemps mat
ungs, oil cloths, rugs, &c, all Of which are Of
fercd at very low prices. All requested to call
and examine the stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

The officers and the board Of directors Of tn,
Ottawa Business Mems Association will have {
meeting at Hon. W. Bushnel's office on next
Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, at T30 o'clock sharp
All are requested to be present promptly at that
hour as the meeting will be an important one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

Representative men" arc becoming alarming
ly numerous as election time comes around
Positively tAcrc are getting to be more "rcprc-
sentative men" than strings in the harp Of Il
thousand strings and all crying to this unfortun-
ate city,
Oh, wake thee rouse thy spirit. Shall the spite
OF your tormcntcr thus appa thy heart
While !, thy friend and guardian, am at hand
To rescue and 10 hcaly Ncyah,
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1872


Have received this week very large stock OF
Hamburger embroideres, ranging in price from
cts. to $3.50 per yard.
Also biz bargain is offered in
SHIRT FRONTS.
All linen shirt fronts at 1871, 10, Is, 20 and Is
cents.
A nice, hnc shirt bosom linen at 80 cts. per
yard,
$500 yards nice, fine yard wide, soft finish,
beached muslin Splendid muslin for shirts at
5 cts. per yard.
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will close out my whole stock of ready -madc
clothing at csst, rs | wish to enlarge my tailor.
ing department and conllnc myself to merchant
tailoring alone. Now is the time to secure bar
gains Remspber the place, VIM. TrabinS's,
Opera House Block, Ottawa III.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS \ fine all.wool over.
coat for $40 at " Stiefel & Cos

Charley Haney, yoJns man about i years oi
age, employed in the Peanut shaft, Strcaior,
while at work in that shaft. \ rock weighing
probably three tons fell upon him, cutting hole
in his head, breaking his right leg, aud iDjuring
his hack somewhat. Although his Injuries ar,
very severe, it is thought he will come out all
q X
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

The closing out sale at GlLLEN's continues to
be successful and buyers have been much pleased
with the bargains procured, and go away salts
fedGILLEN always fullis his promises. We have
little to add except that the sale is drawing rap
idly to n close, and TO urge upon all who have not
been in'durng the sale to call and see what he is
doing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

On last Monday there arrived in this city WIN
liam REYNOLDS, young man about - wears or
age, who took lodging with McCay under the
court house. William was sent here by Esquire
Forrstal, of La Sale, in default of 500 bail, on
the charge of having attempted to rape one Liz
zic Bennett, u buXom girl OF some Is summers,
at the boarding house Of Mrs. sullivan, Of La
Sale. William denies the charge, The story he
tells and that told by the young lady herself dc
not make out very strong case against Che young
man; though h" was very, very naughty in hay,
ing "fair woman" in his bed room; and al
though he carried her up stairs and into his room
he had hands enough TO cover her mouth--at
least she didn't make any absurd noises. When
the old lady discovered the pair in the bed room,
William seemed however, very anxious 10 shake
the dust of la Sale from of his feet and lit out
for 81. Louis the home Of his father. He reached
there in safety but was arrested and brought
back to La Sale where he waived examination
and came hther.
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Tax Notice.

To the TarpayerS IF Otdma;
All taxes having been due since the 10th day
of December last, and beng under the necessity
of making my returns to the County Treasurer
on the 10Th day Of March next, all delinquent
tax payers will take notice that will he com
PEELED to levy and collect the same on or before
the 18th day of February. Office with S. W.
Raymond, County Treasurer.
JOHN T. BURKE,
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l-~-1AslJA~s-
Notice

Now is the best time to bring in your huggies
for rcpaintng and have them ready for spring.
We are prepared to do the best work that is done
in the county and at the lowest rates.
GAY * PORTER
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All members of Occidental Lodge, No. 40, 4.
+. and A. NJ, are hereby notified that special
election TO fill the Office Of ". " will take place
Monday evening, Feb 18th. BY order W. NJ.
c. c. GLOVER Seem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

STORE FOR RENT.-lhc store at present occu-
pied by 5. H. Huusbergcr, % La Sale ST., will
be Torrent after March lst. Enquire Of Jno. 7.
Burke or Thos. A. Burke, at II. J. Gillens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

German Evangelical services will again be held
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The Rev. o. Nicthammer will oc-
eupy the pulpit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

Last Friday morning miner named Blakely.
in No. 1, StrcatOr, attempted to loosen charge
OF powder; he had the sulphut in the hole and
turned the sharp edge of the drill, which struck
OIL the powder. He was quite badly burned on
the face and breast and cut on the forehead ans
around the ewes. His injuries, although quite
serious, are not fatal This is the second time
Mr. Blakcly has been blown up, he having losi
an eve the first time. Next time, perhaps her
put on Il white robe and glide around the goldes
streets with a japanese fan in his hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

Two Mendoza firms one day last week got up a
run on the white Rose" Hour. The price open.
ed at 81 20 per sack, exact cost. and huctuatcd
for few hours between 81 II and o. cts. When
the latter figure reached run commenced.
and probably hundred sacks were sold in a few
hours Lots OF fun--for the BUYERS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

The third quarterly convention of the La Sale
County Red Hibbon Societies will be held at
Seneca next Friday and Saturday
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4 meeting OF the La Sale County Agricultural
Society will be held at the Court House on next
Saturday morning, Feb. -, ut 9 o'clock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

The Bsr Sal,c in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chiltlains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions This Salvc is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction in every case or money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sale by +. Y. Griggs,
OttAMh. Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

The l.o,tant sports had glass-hall shooting
last week The score showed the best shooting
to be two hits in i've shots 1t ought to he re.
ported In the clipper as the worst shooting on
record We kill men who shoot that way here
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

Martin Kem has the sole agency for Ottawa oil
Phil Bcst's Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer, De
liyercd free to all parts of the city.
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Mr.. George Broderick, well-known TO our
mUzic-loviug public rs at one time a m, mber OF
the Caroline Richings opera company aud after
wards OF the Chicago Madrigal Club. has made
a six years engagement with the Maplcson Royal
Opera Compauv
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The Union Temperance meeting will be held
tomorrow evening at the Episcopal church, Rev
+. b. Nash preaching.
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For Rent,

James McQuadc has some more farm land 70
rent; reasonable terms. Good improvements OF
the place.
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just in--a stock Of new, neat and cheap CALI
co SHIRTS. Prices range from - cents to Sl.25
Cal and s,e them. Leave orders for the famous
Wilson Bros WAITE snIR1s-warrantcd goods
We are sole agents here. HULL Il BARTELs
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DIED-Mrs. Clarissa n. Dimmick, wife Of the
late Hon. Isaac Dimmick. Funeral from her late
residence, on Paul St, Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke common 10
bacco when they can buy Marburg Bros "Sea
of North Carolina" at the same price,
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS, A fine all-wool over
coat for $40 at " Sticfel IL Cos
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WANrED-TO buy, second hand English sad
die. Address P. o. Box 1872
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The passenger train from the south on the
Chicago " Paducah railroad arrives in Strcator
now 40 $50 z. VI instead OF 10 y. VI rs formerly
just in time to stay in Strrator all night. Seems
to us the railroad arl warehouse commissioners
ought 10 have The power they have in some ~'a:es
Of compelling railroads 70 run trains with some
view to accommodating the public. If they arc
useless in enforcing the railroad laws.
they might perhaps be probably set to work re
forming time cards \ man may ride on the cars
and still be a christian but he will not remain
ton house.
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Remember the Masquerade Ball on next Mon
day evening. Costumes can be procured to-mor
row afternoon or on Monday.
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Notice the change in d. IIccnan 81 Co. S adver.
on the 9Th page Be sure and read it entre-its
interesting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-15

Prof Fargo, who has just finished hi, work at
Morris, is in the city, prospecting as to the chane.
cs Of organizing here class in vocal culture He
lccturcd last evening ON the subject How to
Produce "A Tone" but we 20 to press too soon 70
report it. The professor and his system have re.
ccved many words Of cnlogy from the Morris
press; e. q, thi, from the Independents Prof.
Fargo has by his admirable system, and his pre-
eminent ability in imparting instruction, devel
opcd more latent musical talent and given
higher cultivation and rank to that already well
known, than any instructor we have ever had"
1t is certainly worth the time OF our young PEG
pie To see what the gentleman means to do. He
has had much experience in teaching and elaine
originality in ideas and treatment.
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Oakley Griggs and Jep Vosburg have pur.
chased from Samuel Dickerman two thorough
bred colts for 500.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of Job Work. in the VA
rious styles Of the no, surpassed in this Section and
We respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
tine give call BY the judicous and liberal use OF
printers ink many fortune has hcen made and the
neld is still open. Try It,
Orders by mail promptly attcndcdto
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% cts buy good undcrshirt or drawers at VI
Stefel Il Co.'S
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Ottawa, it appears is to lose one OF her prom
isingy young men in the person of Mr. C. c. Glover.
who sewers his connection with Uncle Sans post
office this evening. Mr.. Glover and Mr. Mer-
rjll, Of Chicago, have purchased the wholesale
and retail tobacco house Of Chase * Co., l30 La
Sale St, Chicago, the new firm, who take pos
session March Isl, being Merrill * Glover. We
part with Mr., q. reluctantly, but can heartily
wish him success in th, new venture. Mrs.
Glover and Mis-, Glover, hi, mother and sister.
will remain in Ottawa until spring or early in the
summer, when they will Join him in Chicago.
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Look at the good all-wool overcoat for $40
worth $l5--at VI. Stiefel Il Cos.
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20 cts buy good undershirt or drawers at n
Stiefel & Co.'S.
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Boots and shoes selling cheap at Child &
Phipps'.
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Oycrcoat, at cost at NJ. stiefel 4 Co.'S.

The Streator iiremen dance next Friday night
2l-t inst
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At their last state convention the facts APP
peared that the \. o. L. W have in this state lST
lodges and above 6,0o0 members.
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Read Our Guarantee Study Our { 7mpass.

WE the OLDEST ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE No
Salesman allowed to deviate from Rules
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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Opera House.

MUsT ZEE SoLD-Our winter stock OF boots and
shoes. CHILD & PHIPPs.
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CORPORATION Notifss.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO
~ PO-ALs for erecting 80 Elevator iu Tie Comfy
CoJf U0H-e Wis be received by he Commissioners Tor Che
cnDlefion ~ Tho COuu Court House Uur sat
eeaf Augusf 3, 1879. For nA Liormalon see lhe CRY
LtlVl1.' l0I sale "a = %. 2 City Uall.
CORPORATION NOTICE-Bids or estims les
- Tor repairing and laying walks 10 cry Ian ta1k VIII 20
,feQ az Tie 0lce Of De Department q public FArs qntI
etl Gag " August 1879 al O'Clock ~. Tor particulars
pc liiJ AoCOld,' IOr sale az No CRY A4lL
fORPOBATION NOTICE.-PropOsals for re-
r. ne part Of PIER OLD a1 n X, &cr anq bu.oing Pier
20 ~ y. H. VII De received ~ tle Dep4rtl lSnt Or
e 4i4 and 40 Iane6t unai 9th AlgUblt 1879 ~ ~
800 D. t9r fnN Information lie CIy Record" for
nc p No city Hal
PROPOSALS 10 furnish the Fire De part
= le1t With material for alterations aud for repHf1ug
tsS L4Gngs occupied Dy Eugiue Companies wll be re-.
lnLl Tie 20 dag Of August 1873 particulars see
- "esofd i0T sale atm 2 Ciu Han
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DIsTRICT CQIRT Of thg IAITLD 5 l 7

nISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED 5 STATES,
h FOR TEE sCUTHEEN DLSIAICI or NLW-4 ~, T..
Ill fl.e matter OF MARTIN Q. MoEAFAs bGuEI11t-la
RASSEiPICY- warrant Ia B.rvruPley has zee i4susd
e CITY Of New-Y0rE OF The Cou4rv of New-f ork 81 the
STATE Of New ork said District adiudgOd bankrupt apon
e pei lion OF ha CTe1it1rs ans tho payment OF any deus
and The delivery Of any property belonging 70 sh1 Daas-
rgt hu OF b. his use transfer % property
Dy m f0rOdeH by meet VI the creditors OF
said bankrupt prove their debts and choose one or more
Assn rsfIa. DC held o. CO.tt U L3Akrlpy
= b loloor AZ No Walreu-st IN the CITY o. New YORK
ssd District on the twelfth dGy OF August A. D., 1879,
az 10 O'Clock a. d., as Office q Joan Vs. Lutte esquire
Che VI JAe Registers ia Bankruptcy q SID out
LOUIS b. PAWN.
2l.-Acsseugcr
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1nnkrnrt Nptlces.

district COURT of the UNITED STATES,
- FOR THE SOUTHERN DIETRICH o. = A-fOhL.
In the mstter Of JOHN SCHNENER1 BauErupI-ln
BANERJFTCY-A Warrant IN BalkII-cy has geel lgsueo
ty against the estate Of 10 q SNHI.NER OF
he Of Newy0Tk. q the COUNTY % YORK, 81 the
ato Of New % sao District aeuosed bankrupt upsn
petition Of ms trefCTH ad Tie payment Of ay o. Dts
sud delivery Of any property 0nEsg 70 sid bank
20 hls use and FAs nsfer % GHy property
1r forbidden 4 tug ~
said bankrupt prove their dcbs nj choose
49, guees o estate will " h-id ~ Court Of Btnkruptcy
b be holden 10 so WaTren ct IN the CITY o. New ora,
aid District the twelfth NJ August A. D.. 1879
Al III O'Clock ~ no tho Office OF .shu " Iltue esquire
SO or fhe Registers In Bankruptcy O., SAID Court
LOUIS +, PANN,
MdIEIaL-Mes7ruccT.