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Aeyal.
ii. LELAND,


NIASrE.R'S Sal 4f.-Notcc is hereby gwen mat
vi by virtue of decree made and entered Of record by
the Circuit Court OF In sale county state Of Illinois, ut tn,
January term of said court A. D. S9 In hccrtan cause then
pending in said court the ChNnCcry side thereof wherein
Richard D. Fullerton was complainant and Hannah Gardi
ncr, Margaret Hansoll william +. toNey, Elizabeth ~
kup, EmClluC simpson, RchecCa simpson, WhhemlnN
CoXcy James f. Jones' lrttia Herbert, Richard Jones
Thos Jones' ir. Thomas Fullerton, Charles Dyer Star
tina W Bckaap pArmCA W. Fullerton, Charlotte L. Place
Reuben f. Over and Anna +. blackwell were defendants
shall Tuesday, the 3iti day of February a; u. lS,A
the hour roVN In the afternoon of said y Offer
for sale at lie south door 81 the County Court House in OF
iwA In said county public auction and will then sell "a
highest bidder the following described property being
The same ordered by said decree 10 he sold that Is 10 say
The half Of the southwest quarter and also the west
half the southeast quarter az section number nineteen
township number thirty 'uur north, in range three east
third principal meridian, In the county Of la sale
and state of Illinois .. .. $500.
TERMS or SNLR.-Casl. GEORGE NJ. Leland,
Dated Feb l. lSI9.-,iw Master IN ,hanCCrN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

A physician, finding lady reading Twelfth
Night" said When Mr.. Shakespeare wrote
lbout Patience ON Il monument, did he mean
loctorS' rqticnls?" NO" answered the lady
You don't find them on monuments, but I'M
Ter them"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
MAYO & WIOMER,


NORTCi y Oh. SA 4E..-WhcrcaS William COLI
WI and Mary Collision his WIFE OF In sale county.
Iin.s did by their mortgage deed bearing d9tG he
twenty NTH day of August H. 49, land recorded IN the
Recorders otc OF said La sale county al pagc BIO Of N3
1903 Records convey 10 the undersigned. John
Stout the real estate henater described 10 secure he
Ola certain prOmssury note bearing even date with
said mortgage for the sum Of nine hundred anu nineyrven
dollars, made hy the said william Collision, aud payable To
the order of said Stout in one year from the date thereof
with interest M ten per cent. per annum
And whereas default has been made in the payment of
said prOmissOry note, and there Is Now due and unpaid
thereon the whole of sad principal sum. with Interest
thereon NJ ten per cent per annum from the date OF Nald
note:
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that the
said john Stout, by virtue of the power IN me vested by
said mortgage deed, will Tuesday the twcntyhith day
of February 1873 at the hour OF ten in the forenoon OF
the said day a the south door of the County Court osc
in the city OF Ottawa La Sale county Illinois sell public
ycndue the highest bidder for cash all the real estate
mentioned in said mortgage deed and described us follows
to wit: Tie north half of the northwest quarter OF section
in township thry-onc north. range five east
of the third principal neutrality-suspicious. eighty acres
and situate in the county of La sale and state of Illinois,
together with al the right and equity of redemption of said
William Collision and Mary his Wife their heirs and assigns
therein Which sad sale and the conveyance hereunder
will be made subject ~ the payment of prior mortgage
made by said William Collision and Mary COLLISION 10 one
Joseph Stout, bearing date the twenty hf day of April A.
ls and recorded in said Recorders office AT page 92 of
Book li2 OF Records JOHN STOUT
Ottawa. H. January y, 1879. Mortgage.
MAYO WIDMER, Attorneys. lail25"lw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

"Sound" said the school-mastcr, rs what
you hear. For instance, you cannot feel Il
ound.' "Oh, yes you can SAID smart BOY
John Wilson" retortcd the pedagogue,
how do you make that OUT What sound
AN you feel a sound lhrashng," quickly
'epllcd the smart hoy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

What city in France Is man about to visit
when he goes to get married? lie is going 10
lavrc (hnye herr. An old bachelor being
lsked the question, promptly replied; ITO
touen" ruin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

NOrICE.-EsrATE OF GEORGE RouTCLlFFE DECD.
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Admin
tratOr of the csta" OF George ROucc late of the county
of La sale and state of Illinois, deceased will appear before
the County Court of said county the third Monday tbcng
the seventeenth day If February 1879 NJ The County Court
House in Ottawa in sid county, when 1Ed where all Per
having claims demands against said uti
fed to attend and present the same in writing for adjust
mcnt
Dated this 2Sd day of December 4. y. 1873.
JOHN SANDERS.
an2J-lw Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

NOTlCE.-EsrATR OF EDWARD RATrELLs, DECD
" Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned Admin
istatrX of the estate of Edward Battc late of the
county of la Sale and state of Illinois, deceased Will appear
before the County Court Of said the 3d Monday the
ing the 9st day) of April 1879 NJ the County Court
House. in Ottawa in said county, when and where all per
having claims demands against said estate mott
fled 10 attend and present the in writing for adjust
mCnt.
Dated this 2lst day of January \. .. 1879.
ELIZABETH 4. BATrELlS,
an25-Iw Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

"Why, Willie" sad his mother at dinner,
you can't possibly eat another plate OF pud-
ing, can YOU" "Oh, yes, can, ma; one
more plate will just fill the Bill'-Netr H"-
On RegiSter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

A boisterous, illbred fellow, in dispute,
allied his adversary "no gentleman" II sup
,ose you think yourself one?" was the reply,
Certainly do" answered the bully. Then
aid the other, II am not offended that you
on'l think me one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

\ Clergyman, walking one day in the coun-
v, fell INTO thought. He was SO accustomed
} ride that when he found himself at toll,
e stopped and shouted to the man Here.
hats to pay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
MORSE MYTHOLOGY:
ny The Religion of Our ForetatherS,

Containing all the Myths OF the Eddas carciny syS'ems
TIED and interpreted With an Introduction vocabulary
and Index. by L. Il. ANDERSON Professor o' H'oi'N"
ylnn Languages University of Wisconsin, volume
Crown syo $50.
E. ~, yu.h account of the old sN'on' IAN
Mythology has hitherto been given IN the EnSllsn iil
,nur Ii is fun and clucdatcs the subject IN az Polhso o,
yi"w II contains abundant lllusratiots IN literal tnu
noctic trinslatsons from the Eddas ana oaS'S. 4"'
Princeton ReCietC.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

4 class in a village school was up for II reel
alton in spelling and defining The teacher
wrote the letters sew on the blackboard and
sked tie class how that word should be used.
To sew with a needle and thread" was the
orrect reply. Sow was the next variation,
nd the answer was prompt, ITO sew grain in
le field" The teacher then wrote SO and
sked what that so meant. The class hesitaIcd
hen small girl near the end of the class an
wered, ITS what we say when we want the
Id COW to stand STILL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

Two lriShmen were in prison-the one for
leaing COW and the other for stealing a
,atch. Halo! Mike! What time Is it,"
aid the COW steaer to the other. And sure,
'at, | haven't any timepece handy; but |
link ii is most milking time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

An appreciaIive mind can throw IA world Of
athos into Il very ordinary statement Yes"
he said, leaning over til" fence IN comma
ion with nci rhbor, she is dead. She died
ust as she had torn up to clean house. 1t is
puiblcM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
BETWEEN THE GATES.

By BrNJAMIN f. TAYLOR, author of songs of escrda,
etc etc Fifth Edition. Illustrated sl.1O.
=. WI, and AViadorn are mingled we'll to-
cethcr and the result is book with which every reader
vii he charmed II il Golden Gate. leading 10 many
hours of true intellectual enjoyment. Ctcd HefGtd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
ORATORY AND ORATORS.

By Prof WILLIAM MATHEWS L. D. one volume .9ho'
$50 pages, Price. Cloth, -.
:. Covers the " hole si"ld in u thorough una
mastery manner. '-BDst"U GiObt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

There's in every bonnet-N. I. World, OF
course there j.. If it were not in il it would be
onnct.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
Real Estate, Loan and
Collection
AGENC
BUSHNELL & Warner.
" nIrSuN ELL i MARNER


We prepared buy and sell Real Estate in this and
adjoining counties To Loan Money Pay Taxes Rent Houses
Lots and Farms and Collect Rents. &C. We have IA
ciity for Locating Soldiers Warrants the best of public
lands We agents for the sale of Railroad Tickets at
duccd the various Railroads running through Tex
Missouri arkansas Iowa. Kansas Colorado and Nchras
ka. We have for sale large tracts of Land aggrcgatng
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
New and Fourth Edition Of
Tales Of Ancient Greece.

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08

Il wonder where the clouds are going?'
Ighcd Flora pen~ivcly, as she pointed with Il
lclicatc Singer to the heavy mass floating in
he sky. II think they are going to thunder
aid her brother.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
OLD-TIME PICTURES
And Sheaves of Rhyme.

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THE PILOT AND HIS WIFE.

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WESTERLY LANDS.

or TO procure cheap pleasant homcscads will do well To
call and We have every facility for travelling. pur
chasing and improving Western Lands and lOmescads.
Mr. Warner is familiar with the quality and value of West
Lands having sold thousands of acres in different states
and having GcvotCI most of his time for several years in
visiting Kansas Nebraska and other Western States Is
pared give fun and r"nb" Information purchasers
and grants. We shall have under direction during
tllun Illl rsfnrinl, l.rL M
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NEW EDITIONS OF
Tales from Foreign Tongues

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$50 per volume Comprising
MEMORIES: A story of German Love
From the German of Max Muller,
GHNXJELLA a story of Italian Love
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From the Russian Of Alex. Pushkn
A story OF French Love.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-08
NIGHT CLERK

Gan be found up ss!s third door tneleil. PTescrpt
put At all hours by CON rctenl clerk =. .GRIGG
, 1879-02-03

tnrcd anl abandoned properly which It will
have to give bnck to ilso Fontls. Several
other hinta were thrown ont OF probable de-
lna1ids TINT the Holth will lnnkc before It
considers itself fully compensated for Its
trouble md expense In trying to overthrow
the Government. 10 clincl the matter, tho
House was notified that tho War debt IL not
yot paid. and tie lint waa thrown ont In an
unmiatakable way that, unless tl,oso claims
arc allowed. tho South may ref,,se 10 pny It's
sharo Of this debt.
We trnst that tho Confederate nrigadiera
will bo allowed tho widest 1atisudo in this
debate. and that tho Republican members
will sec 10 It TINT Tho Northern Democrats
no longer iuterfcre with their freedom of
speech. II they arc allowed to have FREQ
course md Gnu get sufficiently warn,od MP,
they will expose tho entiro Southern pro-
grafnino. II tho Republicans only give
tl,om lilo opportunity to get mad, thoy wilt
tall the trnth, and then the country will DO
ablo 10 get at the Southern claim policy to
lis fullest extent.
, 1879-02-03

and 1}noas nnpoarr,l 1,efore the K.nr,r Tnvaa.
tication t,ommittcc In - corro,,or,to ~ hi
gter IN 1rrs1so.a testimony +" in rcuar,, IN TIN
vnlno Of Sttlat*- Ztitung Rtoclk in tH74. They
,yero sunn,onntI on 1yr,1rcs,,ov Inn 1p In
.,..o.. f...a.,,,,. ,.t. ~ 80,
"PFo"A ~. "''"i' ..'7 4n'es1h""''H
to1nMtttoe' !heT epfchfeu hhd nnsWefod
the questions propoundcd 10 them. Thoy
were not cnl1etl IL cnrrot,ornta or eontrsdfct
rr,.,,n,. .u.,,x, - - ..nn
. =, ~ '' $50 "''.> "'''' =.
c'e'1 Fe"7on tnas HEs1so hatl 1fot toht'-
fosl to anything. Jto was not on the
witness stnnl Tint dny. which vos
.''.,t1 " =. =. @'4
"ot seS'h} oh "eonesenyf alknlhL aha hHoSs
conld not hhvo "bolstered up or "cor-
roboratcd" his testimony, for l,o bAtl sworn
IN no,h;nc w. II avoapv woa wall ,,xnro
~ III, f.e, ,.,,a,. T., ,,..,.., ~, ,,.,.. ~.
~ . ;, @''' A"es ""e'' "o f",'"eu "'' o'ta5 o'N.
tfabe, aa h'a own paper gives hlm tito llo. II
he Will turn his spectacles to tho second col
,,m,1 of lin tenth naon of Tt,rst3av'a 7;r,rs
l.. Iii, .,,x..,,,. t,,a. T. ,I.,..,s t..,a.a -.
proxy, to tho value Of the t3taats. I'd.
tuna stock. Every sc1rriloua onilhot ho
tlinps at the publishers of Tun Tn,nry.
pa.scs over their heads mud lifts Lis own con.
fldont,al ngont mt! publisher, We. mako AT
extinct from the Chicago Time, report Of
Weduoslay's proceedings:
.w, :, p,rrru.ov h,,,n.,. n,u.o,, =,
The Chicago Tmt,. wa1 then called to the stand
sud testified as follows: ...-..,.
, 1879-02-03
THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS DEBATE,

Tile Southern nrigatlars llaye commenced
tAolr forward movement against Con. BnAoo,
They have not proceeded a groat distance or
nlatlc much heatlway. hscauso their Northern
confrcres, fcarful Of results, nrs still vigor-
ously Juggling at their coat-tai1s and trying
to bold them baok. Through the help Of
tho Republicans, Aowoyor, Cons. S1s1nE1ox,
looxEn, and 0nALxgKa got In their work
aud assaulted! tho plucky Wisconsin General OF
thooltll Iron l'rigala with characteristics South
cru bluster and braggadocio. 61NoLxros culo.
glzed Southern Democracy ut tho expense
Of the Northern wing, lIooxxn lamented
that tho southern claims wero opposed, aud
declared hf.uself inlexibly In fayur OF maiu-
taIniug tho Constitution aud settling tho
cla'ns; wlilo OMAL4kAs, ono Of Foaarsr's
cavalry raiders, who recently proposed to
vote down all tho Northern appropriations
until tho Southern claims were allowed,
vented his spite upon tho Northern Demo-
crass In tho person Of Gou. BRAoo, and i'm.
pes'ously anl suggestisvly notified them Of
the duties tho South expected them to per-
form.
The most yalusblo result Of ths lobase,
though It has har.lty yet commenced, was
tho bold and shauloloss manner In whicl. tho
Southern Hrigaalery announced tue detail of
tha Southern policy In this matter Of clai,us.
It more than confirms what Tux Oa1oAao
Ia1nuNk 10 long ago predicted. TINT the time
would come WHOM tho South would demand
payment iu full for all tho losses It incurred
in its effort to brsak down tho Government
Rt1Hu II $-rr Yf,fn NJ.
, 1879-02-03

New York Cuatou-Iiouso Cannot 10 fnitl,-
fully performed without CHANCE IN tie IT.
Geo of Collector, lie states il,al fnct oil.
cialfy to the Scnnte. Thu Secretary of tI,r
1rensury 1a4 lai.l before tl,e scuato tho eyi-
aence upon which the President makes hi;
abatement, mud tho Issue tlua presented t.,
tho Senate is clear and tllroot. Eaoh Sena.or
must declare on hin responsibility to his on.l,
and to his constituents, "Shall I compel Tic
President and tho Treasury Department to
carry on tho customs aarvicc OF the United
States. when tho presitlout. on his tesnousi.
, 1879-02-03

II. DurAuHE IL not to DO shaken In Ills dc.
termination to retire from the Cabinet, urg-
ing his advanced age and his variance Of
political views Us the grounds Of his with
drawal, II. WAppnsoroN has baen intrugt-
ed with the formation Of new Cabinet.
, 1879-02-03

Ths greater portion Of Saturdays pro-
ceedings in the n1oooErr Investigation re-
l.tea to the cass Of Register H1BpARD, whose
s"porta OF fees aad smofuInents wera mado
tue bRsiA of the attempt to hive him ipdieted
hy tbs Grand Jury of tho October term Of
tss District Court. Tho interest .uainly
, 1879-02-03

s1an bear.
The Hon. J. D. Campbell, Davenport, is at
the raclac.
Clara Louiso Kellogg ia fair, fat, and
''Posce! polce!"
Tho Hon. Goorge e. Bruce, Ban francisco,
ia At the fremont.
All is not Gould that glitters. All is not
dead that seems So.
Tho Hon. Jn'nes Woodruff, Quincy, Is a
gucst OF tho Teomont-
G. O'T1arn, Secretary Of the Wabash Rail-
road, Ia Ut the Palmer.
In tho strides Of civilization the Indian Is
bounl to be stepped on.
Jndge James urnnt, Davenport, Ia among
the gussts at tho Pacific.
Tho Hon. y. r. Thompson, Aledo,. ILL.,, Is
registered at tho Bhcrn,an.
The man who goes. often to his Rnto sven-
tualy nnas hts war to ha uncle.
Father IIyncintho IL about to open
0nl'fcan Catholic church In Paris.
Montgomery Blair II gravc-robber In
keeping himsslf out Ut 1t too long,.
rls A,neer can't rcad, and We feel snfe To
say that hc's cowaFdly, trcachcrous old fraud.
q. F. Tavernor, General Manager Of tho
pcht Railroad, India, h stopping At tho Palmer.
4 society has boon formed iu Franoe for
tho purpose OF Andn9 situations for returned Com.
muhlats.
Brigham Young'a widow has married OF 80
cIpclitonsly that there scarcely dozen Of her
left now.
Tho Doaton I'ost nsks, "IIow will Tilden
and IIendsicks aouudf" People who hear It must
,,eh, ovs, % ~. a -, ns,as. yenn ~, @.
buildtnc c,ortoI noortt
-,
4"o ieusloh o'4l uhlnstly oxo4ttuea from
~ oa',sas ~ ,"o s..a aohe WHO nave 'a'asa
~. "
4he1e arg gooa 'hafy worse men Than
Zach Chandler. and We stato this conddsutly, for
W. ns's "'' o"" "ofa 'os IL
we nope. for tho ponce md comfort OF tho
administration OF N. 0EeYy, that there u no New
York Custom.l1ouse In France.
a reconciliation botwoen Mr.. Tilden and
his giddy nephew is impossible. Mr. Tillen 70.
ht1rms that hs cannot condoue fsaud.
A son vas bor1, to Yuno Wino. thu ohfnasc
CommtssIoncr al Washington, recently, which,
~o suppose. Will be callea yungcss Wing.
Ro,n, of t},e n,naru oro ,,et;,, !. ~, h1,,r
,,.,, ~ m. In,+i.,s -, H.. ~ ,as,ss ~ Ta,
name. NO bcltove thur aro ". II. o. 4.
pnof unv law aava .ha~o 10 ", ~..z,n -,h,<
.v,,, ,ho,1d nj, .,tL., 80 +.-,.. .". =. ""s
s,,n ri. .,,,,5 n.a s - '"s'
St 49," 49,, "p'4 @"e @'''1-eA3''s p'As''es'
-, - ".'ooas'u 4a'tnos naa euFoo chae OF
ts,n,. =. s....na ~ ~ =. ILL.,. ~ ' tnu COZ
'Ae W." VI "''~t ~ '~"oao''
iho unty OK tho hoHr, AGO srsting to Ruth
erford u. l1syes, Il to hare officials In tbs New
aofk custom 1oass who Will honestly eol'scs It.
UarYes a1iti HoRarlus arc going to ahoot
match, but unfortunately tho terms OF tho contest
do not provide that each man ahall ha the others
target.
II ian't n tho natural oyder NJ th,nos tb~
~. r,d,.. -. III ..-..,.'. -. ~ III
lsatou. especially a. clvlilzatioa nskes tho run.
powder.
Han. gherran v,ho IN at+.ra,rc, hc1,. -.
r.,,,on, ..a -, .,., 49,. ~ .s,s. 49,.
~ mn.t h.s,, III, ~, roaaa ~ ..as. :" ni .h.,,
t..i ~or,r.,,ad ~ ~, ~. .tss VI nv '1*''
-. "''''
IN tEA 6fts1AF1k fUA{fG nv f3RnfNA Flint