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.wiLtiDAi, july 13, is;2.
OAxmi)rr.s. Xutl.iuj: TnU atr'niiier .
proof ot tin? tonS tcnee of the tleuioeracy ia J
acuieving .-luiuim m this county in Novem
ber than tins riuilinesa of our b'.'st men to
etand rs c indiuates for the various offices to
be filled. For senator, the name of H. K.
Boyle having It-en presented by the demo
crats of "Walthain and other localities, the
concurrence is so general as to the strength
and fitness of his nomination that uo other
will probably have the boldness to plly.
For sheriff, Daniel Make, Thomas Lurkin,
Peter Dunlavy, Patrick liyrnc and I. II.
Fredenburg are already announced, while
plenty of other? are in reserve, willing to take
the nomination if the convention should re
ject all these. For representative, "Win. M.
Shehan, of Walthnro, is urged by the demo
crats of that town, while it is also understood
that the names of Win. II. Giiman, of Men
dota, Nicholas Duncan, of La Salle, and per
haps some others will be presented to the
convention.
For recorder, CI. II. N. TLornas announces
himself, and Godfrey Netted, Adolph Splitts
tossen and others are mentioned in that con
nection.
For county attorney, Cjrua A. Leland and
E. W. Dewey are announced, while the n mcs
of Alfred Howe and L. W. Brewer are men
tioned in the same connection.
The confidence of being able to beat Char
ley Hook for citcuit c!erk seems to be lee8
than any other part of the ticket, as no
prominent name is yet mentioned as ready to
contest for that office.
IIokaci: GitKLLiiY. Editorially the New
York Tr'J'Xnc and New York Hera tit have
been about ea much at sword's points for the
last thirty years us any two papers well could
be. Yet that dota not prevent the ILraUl
from doing Greeley justice as a man of force
and of the higlx'st personal purity and in teg
rity. This is the lI-rH,r pen sketch of Uree
ley;
Horace Greeh-y is a true type of American
lile a gelt-made, honest-hearted, energetic
man, having peculiarities and eccentric no
tions, but all the more American on that ac
count. If he wears cowhide boots destitute
of polish they have carried him bravely
through an honorable career, marked out by
enterprise and cndmir with success. If his
coat hangs loosely on his shoulders and drags
it his heels, it buttons over a heart that is
proud of the hnd of his birth and full of
kindly fciling fur his felkiw men. If his old
white hat lacks the fashionable curve in the
brmi. and look - like a venerable and not well
preserved family relic, it covers a brain full of
genius, ever ready to labor in the cauwj of
Ireedoia and f..r '.he advancement of the hu
man race. liidiculo and abuse are harmless
weapons against uch a man, for the people ot
the United States know him and honor him,
said every eye hat: a kindly lo.ik and every
Iiand ;i hietully grasp for " Uncle Horace."1
It is thought to be rather a singular coin
cidence tk.t .Tuilge Stanley Matthews should
suddenly Lnvc !. n retained by the adurioi
tration olMc.r with a 10,0oO fee in u pov
ernincr.t rnv i.'t r his declaration thit he
,urx sed mpjunting Grant nuK-ad ot Give-
y-
Colonel John itawii, who ditl last week
at his residence near Lacon, was brother of the
late wealthy stock-ruiser at Jacksonville, lie
fettled in Illinois iu 1S23 and gained mil
tarv honors in the lllackhawk "War.
Latkst Items. A Boston dispatch says
uite confidently thatCliarles Sumner will sup
port Greeley and Brown.
Senator Shurz agrees at ince to rake the
6tump for the" Baltimore-Cincinnati ticket.
He will make his tir speech within a lew
days in St Lonis, and then proceed to North
Carolina.
Senator Stockton, who opposed Greeley's
endorsement at Baltimore to the lart day,
ow agrees to take the stump in his favor,
and will also peak in North Carolina.
Kicked to Death i;y a House. -William
BIcakley, while at the farm of Thomas lltrrfurd,
four miles weft of Ottawa, on Tuc-bday, with Lis
stallion, received such a violent kick in the
breast from the home, that he died in 15 minutes.
Indeed death may fce said to hnv been instanta
neous, for he nerer epoke and eeareelr moved
Iter rewiring the kick. The ror?, in apparent
- playfulnew, had jerked hit halter cut of Mr.
Blek lay's hand, mid he had just recovered it
when the borne auddetily turned and dealt the
fatal blow. The tone had never shown any
sign of being vicious, and the kick was probably
more in play than from ugliness.
Mr. Bleak ley, during tbe pact year, had resi
ded on the farm of Mr. Newton Ward, in the
town of Rutland, and IihJ gone to Mr. Hurford '
on buhinent.. He m uu Eiiglirliman by birtb,
about 42 yourn of apt, and leaven a wife and one
child.
Ottawa Makkets. It if ootieeable fact
thst for many ye.vrathe vegetable and ripe fruit
market of Ottawa has ni t been so well stocked
a8 has been the cuso this nummor. Part of thin
is due to the increase of gardeners in and about
the city and iu the country, ai d partly to the
enterprise, in fruit ind re(tPtlle,ttimulated hy
a lively competition. Tricec, too, hive been low
er than at Chicago.
The 4th at I'akaihhk. " The celebration
went iff quietly and pleasantly. There w
some disappointment in none of the oroinUcd
speakerH from Ottnwa putting in an iipprarance,
but no ptobnbly none uf them hnd an axe nota
ble tor our griudatoue, they may be excused. So
the chief amusements were a very sumptuous
dinner, a lively game of bare ball, aud a pleas
ant hop to delightful music.
" The weather is again oppressively warm, aid
it juat innkiurf the com hop out of the ground.
VGfeoley atonk rising fat out lere." V.
Grket.KV Enthusiasm. Wedueid.jr ttrri...i
t Ute hour it was rumored that Greeley and
Brown had been unaaimoatly aominated fur
President and Vice-President on the tint ballot.
but the news was not absolutely positive. In
the evening about dark the City Band appeared
in the Court House yard and played a few tunes.
Soon a squad came down La Salle street with
the cannon, which was placed down towards the
river bank, and firing began and continued until
a late hoar. The crowd of people about the
Court House was large and enth usiastic, mutual
congratulations and hand shaking was the pro
gramme. 1 be Court House vu not ugnieu auu
there waa no Bfcaakinir. none beinsr desired. The
affair was a quiet, earnest demonstration by
leadins citizens, who are determined to work in
harmony asd nmoa in overturning tne uraui
dvnaetv. A ceuertl Dublin ratification will laze
place here in a snort time, due notice oi wuicu
will be given, and prominent speakers will be in
attendauce.
We take pleasure in noticing the successful
career of our young townsman, Arthur Caton, a
member of the iunior class at Hamilton College.
Four of the best sneakers in the iunior elaxs are
selected to contend for the first and second king
ly prize, of which number Caton was one. The
aoatest took place last Monday eveaing. The
result is shown in th following extracts. From
the Utica Herald :
The next sneaker was Jar. Caton. lie wu a
deliberate, dignified speaker His declamation
we have heard before. Mr. Caton's rendering of
it was wall done. He infused into It all the fire
and vim it deserved. His inflection miiht be
bettered a little; his gestures could not have
been. He held the boue still several times by
his excellent rendering of the most impressive
and thrilling passages, lie fairly won a prize
From the Utica Obxerrer :
Scarcely second to Mr. Britrgs whs Mr. Caton.
His extract was entirely descriptive. His vuire,
at first rather lurch, was fitted tn the selection
asbe progressed in its delivery. Every eye was
directed to the speaker throughout his erToit. It
whs evident tbt the content ly between Liin
and Mr. lirigga. He r'.-eivcd Jeafeaitig ap
plauae at the cjncluai'je.
The first prize wan warded to Brings and the
cecond to Cton. Gi abend, Jake, yours friends
at home have n eye on you.
Council Proceedings.
M'ECIAL meeting.
Otth-aa. Tuesday, July 9. li.
Present Mayor Boyle and Aldermen Stout,
Kedmond, I'Lelps, .Smu'h, Cary, liean, Kabenstein,
MctJinnis, FormhaU, Mattes, Miller and Fields.
The following call fur BK-eting was read :
K. X. Waterman, City Clerk: Vou are hereby
directed to call a mertitir, of City Council, to be
held at City 1UI1, Tuesday, July l-th, lTi, atT'i
o'clock e. m., lor the purpose
1st. Of considering license bonds for the .sale of
liquors.
Jd. For providicg for the adoption of Article
Pth, of aa act ( ti e Legislature of the State of
Illinois, entitled uu "act to provide for tbt incor
poration of cities nod village!-," approved April
10, b7-'.
0J, To provide for e.iie building aud wairing
of sidewalks.
4th. For such otrir business as may come he-tort-
l!ie council. 11. K. Uoru:, X" ayor.
Ottawa, July 8, lST-j.
The bonds of sundry parties filed wah City
Clerk, proposing to take out a license to sell in
toxicatiii'' liiiimrs. given in pursuance orf and in
conformity with the re-juiremeuts ol an act of the
Mate of Illinois, enviled "an act to provide
a''am.t the eviltt re.r.tm trorn the salo o. mtoxi
eating liquor in the .Slate of Illinois," approved
Jan. 1 S th. 1ST'.', were ,ubuiitted for action of
council.
On uiution of Miller, ordered, that all boctls not
deemed irrfoctlv a.tifactorr to council be re
f'-jrred to a sp-cial conimittee, to consist of the
license committee and tliree other Aldertieu. to
be apiioiiitetl bv t!'j chair, for report to council
at next meeting us tu the responsibility of'Lolids
men and sureties.
The chair appointed Mattes, Carey and Stout to
act with license comnntt-.-e in aaid matter.
Under motion of Miller, the bonds of the fellow
inif persons were referred, viz.:
Paul Irion, Michael Keaney, Joseph Albrecht,
Michael Formhals, Albert Sh'aefler, Martin I.eini,
John Scheying. Richard Wolfe, M. Cavaoaugh,
Xclson Card, Joan Uogue, 1'hilip Flick, Taotnas
Kennedy and 1). llollecker. lionds of Matthew
White. K. Ureuning, John lloban, C. Walther,
John Doll and J. L.I'icrgue, were approved.
The Mayor submitted the following ordinance,
which was, on motion, adopted, the vote being:
Ayes Kedmond, Smith, Phelps, Carey, l'ean,
Rabenstein, Formhals, McGinnis, Mattes, M:iler
and Fields 11. Xoes Stout 1.
AX OUDINANCE to adopt Article IX and tlie several ec
tloii anl provUlont ttiereer of an act of the lesislitui of
the taie of Illinois, entitled "An act to provide for the in
corporation of cities and villages," approved April W.lSJ.
ft it ortUinfil b'j the CiUl Council of the rity fOltair :
Sir?. 1. 1'bai Article IX. relatinj; to special asSMiienU for
local Improvement, snd tbe aoeral sections and nrovlnlons
U-orrof, of an act ot the legislature of tLe state of lllioola,-a-titled
"An act to provide tor t Incorporation of cltle airt
vt lacfK," approved April 10, ISTi, be aud tbe tame 1 hereb
aopieu.
lieports of the Aldermen of sidewalks needing
construction or repair in their respective wards
were submitted. On motion of Carey, referred to
committee on laws and ordinances, with instruc
tions to report an ordinance that would in all re
sneets meet the requirements of the state law, for
the construction or repair of auy sidewalks that
may be ordered by City Council.
I'etttion of 1'eter Welsh, in relatien to compen
sation for tending Walnut street bridge, was pre
sented, and, on motion of McUinnis, referred to
committee on streets and alleys, with power to act.
Application of Linton Bros., for auctioneer's
license to date, from Aug 1st, 1S72, was presented.
On motion of Stout, ordered, that license be is
sued us prayed for by applicants, upon coniplianc
on their part with the requirements of city ordi
nance. On motion of Carey, it was ordered that the use
of the City flail be granted to the liberal rcpcbli
cans for the purpose of holding their convention
railed tor July 83d. 7i.
Report of City Surveyor of a survey made for a
sidewalk along the north boundary ot blocks No.
33 and "'J, iu the old town of Oltaw, on aoutU
side of I'rospect avenue, was submitted.
On motion of Miller, received and approved.
l'lielps moved that section 'J, chap. S5, Revised
Ordinances, be amended as to read "that every
person ilesiring to hawk or peddle, who thall be
traveling on toot, shall puv to the clerk for the
use of the citv the sum of live dollars. It he shall
be traveling with oe horse or other beast, he
shall pay the sum of U-u dollars ; ir traveling with
any vehicle r coavevance drawn by two or more
horses or heaats, or with any boat, lie shall pay
the sum of T5 o."
On motion of Carey, referred to committee on
laws and ordinances.
1III.I.S OIIIIKUtO I'Alll.
Win Xorris, supervisor,
Owen Shea, street labor,
1'ut Clifford
M Hurry, team labor,
Tim Carroll, street labor,
ChasTisler, "
P Fox, coal,
S & V A Uiihl, small pox case,
Peter Meyer, police sect.,
J II Conner.
John Armstrong, gas acct.,
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.Instill Doran, brldire acct..
W C Smith A Co, city hall acct.,
Ottawa Oas Co, gas acct.,
John McCarty, bridge acct.,
E P Redmond, city hall acct-,
M T iloodv, brldgo ncot.,
James Foster, police acct.,
Men Jones, '
Peter Welsh, bridge acct,,
Adjourned to Friday at 7 p. m.
J K. N. WATERMAN, City Cloak,
Pioceedingaof the Board of Supervisors (
JIosdat, July 8, IST2.
Board met pumuaat to law, aud was c&llea to
order by the clerk.
On calliDir tha roll the loitowinij named su
pervisors answered to their names :
jt W Armstrong, Urocfcneia ; r rancis Lowen,
Mission ; A Beach, Dayton ; n J Brr, Allen ;
Michael Burn, La Salle; M II Cryder, Ottt-r
Creek ; John L Clark, Utica ; S J Chapman,
Freedom ; Peter Donlevy, Wallaee ; George Em
erson, Itcndota ; Martin Flaherty, Serena : Johu
Forristal, La Salle ; John Ferguson, Troy Grove ;
II M Gallagher, Peru; Sam N Gillet, Meriden ;
Chas Hoffman, Eagle ; Kichard Ilorniok, Farm
Hidge ; Alex J Hanna, Grand Rapids ; Thomas
Johns, Deer Park : A A Klove, Adams ; Evan
Lewis, Xorthville ; Andrew Lynch, Ottawa ; L
Lauber, Peru; Wm Lauf, Kichland : II. Mo
Phersou, Eden; John Morrison, Hope; J T
Nichol, Rutland; Jas Pickens, South Ottawa;
Wm II Pilcher, Bruce ; A G Kobinson, Vermil
lion; Lewis Sonle, Fsll River; E II Spicer,
Manlius; Jesse Standiford, Grovtland; John
Stout, Ottawa ; Geo A True, Walthatu; David
M Vosburg, Earl; D K Wagner, Dimmick ; and
Joseph Palmer, Ophir.
Oh motion the following preamble und reso
lution were adopted:
Whereas, The Circuit Court of L Salle
county is now in session, and it is impracticable
ior the ixiara to noia mia cessiuu iu tea uouri
House.
Iterfjore, Hemlced, That this Board adjourn
to the City Hall in the city of Ottawa for the
purpose of holding this session.
City Hall, Ottawa, La Salle Co., Ills.
It appearing that a quorum is present, on mo
tion, the Board proceeded to the election of a
chairman for the current year. Whereupon Mr.
O. W. Armstrong, Supervisor from the to--n of
Erookfuli, was duly elected chairman of said
Board.
Oa motion of E H Srictr, Supervisor from
Manlius, it i ordered by the Board that the
chair proceed to appoint tho Committee on
Equalization of Assessment.
Thereupon the chair appointed h IX bpicer,
Andrew Lynch, A A Klove, Geo W Hoge, H. M
Gallagher, Geo Tmerson, Mil Crider, Michael
Byrne. Chas Hoffman and .Louis boule.
ihe petition of sundry citizens ot Adams, aud
Geo M Leland, of Ottawa, praying for au abate
ment of assessments, was, on motion, referred to
the Committee on Equalization.
On motion, the Hoard adjourned until 'J o clock
to-morrow morning.
Tuesday, July Oth, 1ST2.
On motion of Supervisor Truo, it wts ordered
that thi Hoard transact no other business at this
session except tne equalization am abatement
of t-txes.
The petition of Kirby Huler presented, pray
ing for a license to sell spirituous liquors, was,
on motion, 1-iiJ on the table until next meeting
of this Board.
The communication of George W Lrumback,
County Surveyor, was printed and, on tno
tj3o, ordered that tbe sama bo referred to a spe
cial conimittee of seven, to be appointed by tho
cbair.
Thereupon the chair appointed the following
named persoas a such committee : Messrs Gal
lagher, Soule, MtPherson, Fergu.-ou, Bowen,
Standiford and Burr.
The Committee on Equalization, t whom was
referred the petition of Georje M LeHnd, E It
Wicks and sundry citizens of Peru, by E If Spi
cer, their chairman, reported back the tame, and
asked to be relieved from the further considera
tion ; the ioe.
On i.Lotijn of Supervisor Robinou, ordered
that sH t etitions be referred to a cpecial com
mittee of five.
The chair appointed as such committ ee MesMr..
Rjbins:m, Stitidiford, Pickens, Ferguson, and
Hornick.
On moti in of Supervisor Vobbercr, ordered tLut
the cletk ot 'Li Bjard chango the descriptions
of L its Xj. 7, Sec. ?7, Town 30, Ranire o, on the
Raicatueut books of the town of Etrl, to tho
East hlf NE,'4 XWi' and N,'J NJj XjJ SLj
SW'4 of said section, town and range.
Th chair announced the following committees
for the current year:
FihiVicr. Messrs Soule, Morrison, Emerson,
Spicer and Lewis.
Court Hnuc and Jail. Messrs Lynch, Mc
Pherson, Hanna, Byrne and Palmer.
Kfjuituzntwii. Messrs Spicer, Lynch, Klove,
noge, Gallagher, Emerson, Crider, Byrne, Hoff
man and Soule.
riiujkrs. Messrs Flaherty, NichoL Beach,
Donlevy, Vosbergh, Wagner, Forrietal, nod
Clark.
MMirn- Messrs Crider, Clark, Bowen, Lau
ber aud Gillet.
Jotcuiship Orgnniznttvii Met.r John, Scott,
Chapman, Burr and Standiford.
Iu Sctilt Kith County Treasurer. Messrs if off
man, Morrison and Byrne.
Jo Settle wiffi County School CommUnioner.
Mesrs Stout, Emerson and Hornick.
Claims. Messrs Ferguson, Lauf and Pickens.
RoaiU and Bridget. Messrs Uallagher, Tilch
er, Robinson, Hanna and True.
The special committee to whom was referred
the petition of the County Surveyor, reported as
follows :
Your special committee, to whom was refer
red tbe communication of County Surveyor
Bruniback, report that tbey have had the same
under consideration, and report back the same,
and ask to be discharged from tbe farther con
sideration at this session of tbe Board, and
recommend that the same be filed by the clerk
to be presented at the September session of this
Board. All of which is respectfully submitted."
II. M. Gallaoueh, Chairman.
On motion, the report was adopted.
Ou motion, ordered that the Board adjourn till
9 o'clock to-morrow morning.
Wednesday, July 10, 1ST2.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present aame as yesterday.
On motion of Supervisor Gallagher, the read
in of the minutes of yesterday wna dispensed
with.
The committee on equalization nude the fol
lowing report :
Your committee, to whom was referred tho
equalization of the assessment of tho ditrereut
towns in La Stile county, have had tho same un
der consideration, and would beg leave to aub
mi t trio fallowing report on tho matter before
them.
First, that the following towns have the per
cent 'go placed opp"jte added to the assented
value, of liud therein contained, an folio v.
to wit !
IVrcent. Pore
....Ho Nort' ville
.. ..35 Ophir
.. ..25 Usage
....24 Otter Creek
.. ..1( IVru
.. ..40. Richland
.. ..20 Rutland
. . ..33 Groveland
. . ,.40Serenu
...,25iSouth Ottawa
....40 Troy Grove
eft
Allen
Brookfield
Bruee,
Dayton
Deer INrk
Dimmick
E'gl
Eden
Fall It.ver
Farm Rid go
I,-,
' '
r'-edom
Grand Rapids 30 Utica 5
Manlius 45 Vermillion 15
Mendota &5 Wallaoe 40
Meriden 30Waltham 3(1
Mission 05
And thst the following towns the per centago
placed opposite deduoted from the assessed value
thereof, to wit:
Ad ms hi La Slie
Lrl TOOttawa U
An i the !!.'!'; Tunis hivjthw per cenrjH
pi toed opposite ad-led to tho assessed valuation
on person 1 property, to wit:
Allen
Brookfield . . . .
Bruca
Dayton
Deer Park....
Dimmick ....
E iirle
Eden
Farm IviJiiO..
Fall River...,
Freedom ....
Groveland . . .
Hopo
La. Salle
Manlius
Mendota ....
. . Mendota
. . .'J.T Mission
...20 North ville
...M Ophir
. . A't Osage ,
....")() Otter Creek ,
.10 Pern
...10 Richland
...2o Rutland
...U0, Serena ,
...40 South Ottawa
...40 Troy Grove
. ..10 Utica
...25, Vermillion
. .M Wallace
. ..WWaltham
...50
...:ii
...2"i
...S3
...10
..10
...25
...30
.. 30
...10
...25
...30
...15
...40
...20
And that the following towns have the per
ceutage placed oppaMte deducted from the assess
ed valuution on piT-otial property, to wit :
Adaius 70 Ottawa 12
Erl 72
And that tho fi!lowim towns have the per
ctntaio placed opposite added to the asei-sed
valuation en town lots, to wit:
Bruce 07 Rutland 31
L Salle 21'Mifbion 53
Mendota 03 Osage 200
Peru 30 Vermillion 50
Manlius 50 Utica 103
Aud that tho following towns have the per
centago placed opporiie deducted from the as
eeed viiu.tlion ou town lots, to wit:
Ottawa 17 Groveland 23
Erl (W Hope 14
Adams 77 Meriden 12
Eden 5 Troy Grove 50
Grand Rapids 47
And that we have had the matter of railroads
under consideration, and have examined the same
and find that tho lands are Assessed at an aver
age of about ten dollars per acre, and other
property in iibout the s me proportion, this be
ing about the value of other property whwn
equalized. They would therefore recommeud
that no change be made iu railroad property.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
E. H. Spicek, Cbairmn.
Ou motion, it was ordered by the Board that
.iid report be receive! and adopted.
Supervisor Emernou offered the following res- 2
oiuiiou, wincn, on in o ion, was naopiea ;
Resoled, That the Clerk of this Bord be in
structed to purchaso ten tons of hard coal, for
the use of the C3urt room.
Supervisor Emerson offered the following res
olution, which, on motion, was adopted :
Ronolced, That the assessment ot pers-.nal
property to Geo M Price, of Mendota, be reJu.ed
to four huudred dollars.
The committee to whom was referred the ap
peal of E It Wicks from the decision of the town
board of Meriden, on account of alleged exces
sive assessments, beg leave to report that they
have examined said appeal, and recommend that
the decision of said town board be affirmed.
Adopted.
The special committee to whom was referred
the assessment of Geo M Leland beg letve to re
commend a reduction of seven hundred und forty-five
Jjllars ou his assessment for thi- wurrent
year. Adopted.
On motion of Supervisor Robinson, Ordered
that tho Peru Bridge Cotnpsny bo placed ca tho
assessment book of Peru snd assessed at three
ttiousind dollnrs.
Oa motion of Supervisor 1-ynoh, Ordered thut
the SL.!4 SW4 Ses. IS, T. 35, R. 1, 40 acre-, th
I smie imviux ueen iisiea uy tne ciei'K, t e assessoii
.it three dollars per acre; total, one huudred and
twenty dollars.
Supervisor Ferguson olfered the fallowing
resolution, wnicb wusudypted:
TJ . ?.. . I rr.. ... i , . .
w'Kcea, itiat ti.e cleric te instructed to cor
rect the descriptiou of the leasehold interesta on
tbo river front in Peru so as to properly describe
tne same.
On motion of Supervisor Hoffman. Ordered
that the clerk be allowed the sum of fifty dollars
for extra services in preparing abstracts for
equalization of assessments, and that he draw
his order on the treasurer for the same.
On motion of Supervisor Ferguson, Ordered
that the per diem allowouce be allowed each
member of the Board at two dollars and fifty cts
per d;y, and livo cents per mile each way, while
in attendance at this session of the Board, and
that the clerk und sheriff receive the usual per
aiem allowance during tnis session of the Board.
Adjourned till 'J o clock to-morrow morning.
Thuhsday, July 11th, 1?2.
i ne ujara met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion, Ordered that the roll call
roadimi of the minutes be dispensed with.
On motion, the Board adjourned nine die.
and
TABLES,
bhowinz the Assessed Value on Lands, Town Lots and I'er.
sonni property tor the year a. d. 18t2, toother wltD the r4te
per cent, added to or deducted from the sanm, In each town.
aud the equalized valua thereon, aa fut J hy the Hoard of
bttpervlsors of La Salle county, Ills.
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I hereby announce wrs-elf as a caudldate let tU ottlceor
Slierta or I.a Salle conntr at the ensuing election, intiject
however, to the nomination to lie made In th; DeiaorMile
convention. P. r.YilNE, I .a Sail. UU.
P.y th scjlleiUt!in of many friends t.'iro-.uhout tl.e county,
1'ASIKI. lil.AKK oiT-.-ra hinnelf as acamlidaie fur re-election
for tl.e office of Shertif, subject to the Democratic convention.
SIIKUIKKALTT. At the solicitation or my tmmerou
soldier friend and citizens, I am Induced to olfer myself aa
candidatii lor the office ot Siierltr of La Salle couHty at the
comln" Kovemher elsetlon. THOMAS LAKKIN.
I!y the solicitation of many voters Uiroughont La Salle
county, I offer myself as r.ewvlieUts for the ottlce of Record
er, mihject to the will of the lemfcrattc Convention.
Z. S. UKM'KAFT.
We ar authorized to announce L. W. IIUEWEU aa a candi
date for the olUoa cf ( ouuty Attorney lor La Salle county,
abject to the decision t f the Democratic Convention.
Jlarricn.
On the 1st Inst., liy Arthur I.ockw.ind. Kni.. Mr. ASS AM
AH lt( HAKDsON , to Mb E.S 1IUIS1IXA JOHNSON, botk
of the town of Mission.
flrtu Hnbcrttscmems.
youcK rf& ;ooiitnii;,
(iiI.I, SILVER AM) NICKEL
Plating and Electrotvping,
Also iiiuiiiificturerj and dealer In AOl"An.P"M-. A'luar1.
utns, (iold Kluh.eie., shipped to anv tmrt of th-3 t'nired Status.
Orders piomptlj tilled. Uoom 4, U 'lmio's niock, tttawa.
M K1 t urn.
$50,000.00
To loan m this county, on Improved t'u-nn. ar hi per cent, and
commission. Loan mil a- soou as al).-t.-ae.t.s if" ivceivcU
sliowlna tfood title. Applvto li.o slliosti,
July 13-lw :.:i street, i.'ldcano, His.
E.
s-t. Illll:It.
DKXTI8T.
Jtoitm over J-lrt Nntlonal Hank,
SVKC1AL )MMI.SSK)';r.cx".-.S.I.K.-.ofiC!- Is s.erehy plv
en, That ly virtue i 1 1 ilecp-e mxdi! nail entered of record
livtlic ( Ireult, Conrt ot La Salle ccmnl". -.tatij (,f Ihitiois, nt
tfm June torru of said court, a. i. is;.'. In a e.-rialii cause
then pradinslnsniil eii.-t. on the h.m. ei y r 5 . where
in Unyal I. MeOon.ilil wri complalnanr, jin 1 .iiint Koji; and
Kli.alwth H. Kot;it were defeiul.inta. 1 o:- '.i ind.iy, tlid
sixteehth day of Aui:iit a. D. lVJ, ot the hour of two o'clock
la thn afternoon of i ii'l duy, olfer for sle. at- th.' south dor
of tho County Court IIor.se In Dltaw i. In aii i-oiintv, Hi
putilic anctl'in, anil w'.d ":"n m'M to t!i lrj!i-t t.id.le" Mm
folio wtni; descrihed property, Ik-Ips i..e sa:i.e orde-.vd hy eai.l
decree to he sold, that is to say:
ThecKst half of tlo i-t!iw"est (uart r of sc'.ia twenty
four I'M'. In township tv,-ii:-niiie c.Mi n : tli. i;i r lU.-e on-i (l)
eiist of the third principal niriiimi, in H'-mhi ;to i invnhip,
Marshall mnniy, Illlno:; also lots one 1 1 1, two cj', Uires (.0,
four I li, five (Tn. si d'.i, -even (. el-hr (. ri-.ie i -, atidtea
(111), In hlock !orty one II in tlie v'lia re of N-'-.v ll illand, in
the roiiuty ul I.a sail.' ..i.C state of Illinois.
Tkiivs PSALJS.-Ci's':. CKOU'.K M. I.KI.A VT,
j'lli-l-Ww Special Conn.iis.i.ouer.
Moimi Aa:sMji:oi' rt-ui i r
Whereas Itenlan in K. shotv-ell and M. i". (i
stn to.
ttotweli.
his witi'. did. in the eisiiih di.y of .lanuary s. i.-. i ii, execuw
under their Imtiils and seals and deliver to" the e , .T-l-,-npd H
mnrti;a;e of Hint date, in a id oy vhlc'.i the. i iii-njamln F.
Shotwill and Mary 1 1. S'lotw.-U cram-d. har; ili.ed, sold, re
misi'd. al!enc und C(j;.v. yrd to the. uadi -rsiirucd. his heirs and
assigns, forever, the renl estste hereinafter 'le-,-rl!cd, to se
cure the payment of the sum of one thousand do'.l.i's, and In-tei-est
tle-reon at the rut of Un per cent, p. r an i'.i i, accord
ing to the tenor and e'f-i-t of r, certain promlss .: y hole alven
for said sum ot money and interest, h"ariiu d:'.- the e'urhtli
day of January a. i. i-".'. pay aide in tlx months ailer th?daw
thereof, anil executed hv the iald Itenj imln K. Shotw-dl ;
And whereas It Is provided in said mortKUtre tint in case Of
default tn the payment of the said promissory notour any part
thereof, aceordiui; to tl.e tenor and illift Incri'i, thaunder
flirried, or his h-ial rcpreentatlvps or attorney, ufter havlnc
advertised such sale tnltty davN In n newspaper puhltshed m
the city of Ottawa, In tlie county of I.a Salle and state of Illi
nois!, may sell the. said premises, or nay part t!i rent", arel ail
rlirhtuand eiiilty of redemption of the said Iena:idn V. Shot
well and Mary O. shutwell, their heirs and .issIliis thcreiii, at
pnhllc vendue, tothehlirhest bidder f,ire:uh, at 'he south door
of the County Court House, i sa'd Ln S'lilc uou'ity, ut tho
time appointed In such cdvertKoment ; niv! u j a t'.ivinaUnz
of oncli salit or sales, us tne attovuoy of the aid JlMjtiiia i:.
Shotwcll and Mary It. tfhotwell. for such pr.rpi es tiiere'oj
constituted, Irrevocable, or In the niiniu of the und"rs.'ne,l (,r
hts lesal represi'iitatlves, nhail execute and deliver to the pur
chaser detiw lor the conveyance. In fee of the preoiiVH iold,
and hall npply the proceed ot sale to the paymen. of (l)ex
peusinof HilvertUlntr, sellini: and convevli:. as iifomald, in
chidins attorneys' tecH. and c.'i the amount due on said note,
CI) renderhi!; thn overplus. If anv, to th said Iieiiianiin V.
Shotwellaud Mary).S!iotwell,ortheli-assl;ns; arid In aud by
which ald nmrtitHze the n!d T'eplamln F. shotwell and Mary
o. shotwell expressly waived, released und rflinquinhed unto
the unileMlirneil, his helisi and nssi'-ns, all rluht, title, claim,
lnteret ami benefit whatever In and to shM prenilM, ana
each and every part thereof, ?lveu hv .,r restiltmj from all
laws of this shite pcr'a'ninj io the exemption ofhomenteada
which said mnrtirase wss dulv nrknowledp-d hv the said t-n-Jamln
K. Shotwell ami Marv (I. Shotwell, and Is reenrded in
the Uecordcr's oirlce In said I.a Salle county, in YoUinn iy gf
Uecordn. on paiie 3K'.;
And whereas default has been made In the p avmcnt of said
note and iiiorteace, and the whole of the principal thereof and
all thelntereat thereon at the rate af )ieaid Is no due aud
payable to the underslcned ;
Now, therofore, notice Isherebvstven, that the undesigned,
mortuasrof, will, by virtue and In" pursuance of the. s-ild raort
Bfc; sell at public vendue, to the highest hlildi r foreasli. at the
south door of the Countv Court lions:', In tlmelty u' Ottawa.
In ald county of La Salle, on Tuesday, the pith dav f Aup. a .
I. isrj, at tlie hour of two o'clock In Ihe afternoon, the real
estate mentlDnpd and decrll'd In said mortga?!, viz.: Lots
Nine 9) nnd Twelvo c;i). In ltlock Sixteen ni. In Mover"
Addition to Ottawa : also, Lot Five (M atnl the Kast Half of
Lot Sl In Shotwell- Subdivision of out lot Tw-nty-Klcht
(), In the Boiitiiwest Fractional (Juartcr of Section F.leven
(11). In Township Thlrtvihri-eC'iiiXonh, of 'laniM Tlitee
Rait of the Third (HI) Principal Meridian -. and a: . Lots One
(I) and Twof'Ji, In Hlocl: For'v-lwo 1 1 !, in I lie state's Addi
tion to Ottawa ; all ituated, lvlni; and Indus In the cltv of Ot
tawa, In said county of LaSaile; and all rL-hts and erjultyof
redemption of the said lletilamhi F. Shotwell nnd Mary O.
Shotwell, their heirs and asslsrns. In arid to mud real estate", for
th" purposes mentioned In said mortita&n.
July l.'th, lSVJ. It.VMF.L V. HI IT.
, . . Mortif.uree.
I. I". .loxr, Attorney I .r Mortttaee. Juti3
1872 1 872 1872
EY'ftEAR
ALBERT OAKES,
Oculist nd Aurist,
AT TFIP CLIFTON HOTEL,
OttllWil. IMIltolM.
1 1 nv III if made at ramie mi nts to locale In Ottawa, anil hnvln
also had a Ihiu prseticH! eK-rieuee In 'he trec.tmi n: of the
above siMM-lal'Irs, lie Is emihlrd, with the utmost eo'itldence,
to oiler llio.e u li i inn v Is- n'l'leie.! with nffertlotM of the Kye
mid the Kai a very auperiot i V of treatment, and oae
el leii he lis- rurelnlh- eMno
Iikiii an experience if over
;i years' prm-tii-e snd ti-entie
" Ihe F.ve and liar.
- iiiosi illllicuii of all thn
Hon of the Kye. stn'cesa
r atfis ti..iis, eat. use t. etc
' akness or luilaiiimatlon,
' i a lew nilnu'i s. A fact!!
' d to pi-i.iupilv, and mint
i iari;e (or cH'iiltalUu or
' .M. Ilia IN. , ,
i.shlc. ,ui:-tf
AM A HOSI
fullv tiea'eil. Inci lie I'1
Helia'tlavlloii wlie'!
sui - e.slul v trented and l.i i
A letlurs from a illstmi
oiitaln a siiiiiin im,. ii.,)v
eonsuliiitlim. itlli-f In. m'. '
l.'cleiencfs.tlie nii'st i n.iu si
Tlie ('out. ..(uiin o' nu Itivulltl.
l'ati si-d hs w arnlni; an I for tin' benelit of e.i o. mm .Jtwl
tthviK wliosnfler lioni e:o is 1'i hlllty, l.oss oi Manhwoil
etc., supplying
mi-: ,i;.i w i-Fst:r.wi;ii.
Written by ruio w ho eiuv l l.lni'clf. alter tiiiderttulrir 'insider-
ilUleouuelii.l v, and iciil In n -eccK Iiil' a postpaid directed
envelope. Ad, h Vss, A 1'IIA MKI. MAVK.MK,
Jumi IVi'iiiuh Hiooklyn, N Y,
L1M,vr
MAFI1TY,
I kfi-p tlits TeM'
tie luaile. 1 will 'iiiau '
anld In Ottawa. 1 a(
itanl. it i I .
l ima i "l, the l's ami iilinf :hat caa
. it fo !ki asKomt h,ip- t, .,( un tx
P i 'hi'a.wr oil ) i emment staa.
K. Y. tiltKK.8.
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