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New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
RGaYoCRaPT.

J1FRGT-SON On the curu o. Grand and Essex street.
ba. the mo- complets OF 30 t. aud shoes
for retslng tina, this Cry educe, consisting ~
par, of .entienen- sexed dress Boots plated he" for
extra fine calf do ST. 30 and 81 double water proof
res calf Roots IS 3; tout c'lf and KIP BuotS
sewed 81 - 50; heavy peeg do. 81 morocco pegged
10 81 and snv 'ntiiy Of Boots To- 5s ami 2)s o"e
thousand pair OF Boys fae caf seSed and stout Boots.
very ins Tot OF youths eli Ho9t TO Mt the male
feet, Gen,leneus navy ties nuIIi6ers and Sso,s ali
IL .cripous b. tie buhsl Gentlemen and ladies' Iada
Kubber- lined trimmed aud rl,G,co st gtf iUU0pars,
Who'll sale and ret Ladies' thick -oled Shoes and Ties,
from 7s 10 Is 1900 pair OF French Ba>hias. warranted
the best - TO 9s: ana leather Bots for 81
1000 pair OF Idle Caters. Of make. f ON Is
% 6-; KID slips ard prIrel euskins ia Abundanee ana
variety Of chiiGreDs Boots and Saoes prneipty
Of his Ufacture. which he with co2tenee re-
con mend MS custom-rs -,
Give Us call We will Mt feet and acc'n'hoe a''
your purse REED FERGUSON. So 'ifanh 81,
~ Inns corner VI -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
CHEAP DRY GOODS at 3O6 SccOnd-Street,
CoRENFLO 81 E.UTsCHLEEs would r

specially call he OF the L4iies tie Public
in general to their we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods for
the Fail trade which they have purchased at the lowest
market F'iec
jus, received beautiful Of French, English
and American Print. from cd > l0d silks AID atns
yery cheap; vev7ts different colors, fine quality only
81 l2; Fren-h German and English Mernoes, Mousse
lice de LANES; six and wor,:eG Pal great variety;
Cloths Cashmere saInets and vestngs, good assert
Red. white and yellow Flannel, from Is cd upwards
bI..chel aud unbeaohcd Muslin T. :, Q, AID the be-
at o per yard and ary other articles TOO numerous to
.o,ioo all OF which ia DC sold a mall advance
We invite the Ladies to favor Us With call and Judge
FOR ,beu,l.es goods freely shown ony one pree
and no aba,emert Please remember the numse'' 3so
Second It, ) h door above Avenue D.
szq,i;.- GnkENFLo & HUTSCHLER
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

(,gep71a. CAsSI3YEEsES AND VESTlNGS
" The subscriber has received by late arrivals several
cascs Of back Invisible green, Prince Albert olive
and brown CLOTHS Of fine qualities.
Observation-Disclosures black fancy dseskin aud plain
VESTiNGS-Rlch sly les. Also,
TAlLORS TRIMMINGS.
Sesias Serges, Biuding-, Cords Plaid Innings, But
cons etc etc. all which will be sold by the package or
piece at the lowest market prices, No William
street. by u iiSr JOHN VI hhPFEk
sNaE.s-LAJaa AND MACHINE OILS.
~ The ,ubscribcr agent for The onion Oil Refinery,
800 gals winter and fall Sperm Oil. bleched and IN
bieachcd.
1909 do su eror do re6ned expressly for machinery
400 do winter and fall Whale Oh, bcached and un-
bic chcd.
1000 DO pu.e ElspEant, winter pressed
% barrels ofO soap.
The above articles Of the best quality, and will BIO
sold IN 10 10 SUIT aurch the lowest market prices.
EDWARD DOYLE, Agent U. o. r.
lou I,- n Water street
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

Albany. Sept. 2,-Flour.-Ai.hough the market con-
.n.s dali i, may he consid,rel as being settled.
Prices range from :637i to $3.50.
Gtaiu-The arrivals iinited supply small, ana but
little doing. 10.
Rochester, Sept 2l.-Thc Democrat says, 800 or ZOO
barrels Flour changed hands yesterday at So, Wheat Is
quoted at sl,l2
Bafao, Sept, al-Therc is nothing doing in the Flour
market Tne Buffalo Commercial says, the quantity oil
rbea, received almost beyond bchcf and exceeds the
amount Of any former week by 100 per cent The great
influx was no doubt mainly owing 10 the high prices o.
red and the snsety push forward every thing before
the close Of nsvigati
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

ExcnAycrs. -Foroign-The teaand fer the Great
Western has BEEN moderate former rates Sales to-day
oiaos for Sterling ) ls} a 20 for Francs. The
r,encb sacct take. $500 0g9 in specie, and the Great
we,erp also large amount. Mexican Dollars arc worth
oer ecu, prem Spanish 81 American H-lTcs, / a
~. r,nc ni,,es Csc
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

so * &. y a. D.-;>daa"as ifOn tHs s"C
n scrber on Sat rd y evening, the i-th INST oacn
IN hov named DAVID tsklng ~ln HIN valuable uoE'
"a Tho boy Is Is e-rs old of ordinary SIZE erect car
lively coultenanee and very black &c wore gray
osi,e and tas lost the from oae foot lie Is III
r.d :, runway by presentations Ct misc
hos sni ii ne punishment VIII De lnci'Tu'
~ h. i an object y npaihy. ANY person VINO vi taAe
a. od roofs e .aid boz. aud send :. l. b. bAdsln' al
Smsryile or the subscriber at New GernI1'oSa a. ih
1tiou bv whi~h he may be secured snail be entitled
y, 10 49,. ,hoge reward and all ouable charges
Tae vgiance The Police IS resp SICILY ,.GIeIad
Se~ Germantown Nj Sept. I'D l5p. s25 q.
Rox sssI&E VVsBJ22 -
- FALL AhRANGENENT, ,,;9 steam
epcs running on Saturday, september 18Th, as fol
Sv~Is.vs Fsl,o4 Market slip East River every Sa'-
,,,.av Al Ipo'co k. 4. VI Tuesday. " edGesdsy and
Keturainr leave Red Bank every Mcnjay morning, al
~ o'clock A. -. TuesJaY, Wsdaesdly and Friday
Al past , eioek, ?. 81.
The 5oat viii run 4bove unul f--thsf neli,f, nav
,y..!oG aEc ve4isc- permit u. -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

= u Privn1e Teaeher.-A youps gentleman oil
sssia 'durs'ion de> Of giving MS u"" one
~o hours On either private family Or boao ~
eo'. He "oui consider his hsard rnpens''io" 'of
-, services !e-tfnoa,as Of character AID capacity
Avn tae most respectable references, Will lie g1Vea M
S'''s :. P, al tkis Office sl5G
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

j. Dr. Castle. 297 broadway, one Of the first Den
uss CITY, DESIRE say that he has used Shc
mans Orrs Tooth Past. in his family and recon-
.ndod 20u Of his all of whom give
it their cded appreciation. No dentrIfrce ever Of
the public with such hRh prcten-lou' TO public
favor II is Is sod At 100 Nassau street, NcW-iork and
3 State.str Boston. go
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
JAMES MEEK, Admir-,
Carrolhon, Dec. IL, 1910. 90
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

Circuit Court, TO May term 1871
Daniel -" ', e'''' On A,,aenm,n,
Nelson l., Taylor for Sl26 90.
rESHlS day came the said plaintiff by
"a his attorneys, and the attachment
IN this case having been returned duly
executed, and the defendant falling TO ap-
pear and give special bail and plead
herein. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that unless the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day
OF the next term Of this Court and give
special bail and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him, and the estate attached will be sold;
and it is further ordered, that copy OF
this order, together with the speciica-
ton of the cause Of action and amount
claimed as due from the defendant 10
the plaintiff be published in the Madison
Wing Advocate for four weeks success
siyely, and that all further proceedings
b stayed until the next term of this
Court. A true copy from the Minutes
Of said Court.
Attest: w. MONTGOMERY, CTR
By II. r. COULTER, D. c.
HUBBARD & Orr, Ait'ys for Pr
December 90, 1870. she
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
sIIERIFF,s SALE.

Ntatsoa circuit co,r5-.Uay teau l8ll
Joseph 7 Bouman,
Ramsey H. Cox.
] , Y virtue of the above stated case to
ES me directed, will (withia the hours
by law expose to public sale,
for cash, before the Courthouse door, in
the own Of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of January lG4l.
It being the 18th day of said month, the
following described property, 10 witt
Part Of the east half southwest quar-
ter, section nineteen, township nine,
range three, east, commencing two humid,
red and ten yards from the northeast
corner Of the east hall, southwest quar-
ter, section nineteen, township nine.
range three, east; running thence due
south to the corner Of John B. HoWcoits
eleven acre tract. thence east siXty-nine
and two.thrd yards, thence north to Iho
northern line Of said east half south
west quarter, section nineteen. township
uine, range three, cast, thence west six.
ty-nine and two-thirl yards, containing
SIX acres, more or less.
Also, the following lot, 10 wit: begin
ming at the east corner ofSilas NJ. Catch.
mgs' nine acre lot, on Peace street
thence with the said street east one hun
drcd and five feet, 10 l.. NJ. Garrett.
western boundary, thence due south IN
the direction of said line, TO John b
Howcot's line, thence with his line tc
the south east corner Of John ]. Henry,
six acre lot, thence with his line to hi.
north eastern corner, thence north tc
4 SIlas NJ. Catchings' south east corner
thence north with bis line TO the BERN
ming, containing five acres more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Cox, aud will be sold to satisfy pIajn
|iIl's debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, Sd'E.
BY J. BRowN, Dapg
Dec. 10, SOC [Pr fee sl5l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
COMMISSIONERS HALE.

"''''' ''Ss"'''' In chsaesry
jordon Moore, Admn(
Of Henry Bell, deed
IN pursuance to decree of the homo.
u rabIe Bucknor Harris, presiding as
Judge Of the 7ih Judicial District Of the
State of Mississippi, and in Chancery
Corcclosng, said defendant and all per-
sons claiming under said Henry Bell, de-
ceased, from all right Of redemption in
and to certain property mortgaged by
said Henry Bell to complainant, by his
deeds, dated and executed ON the 10th
day Of January 1899, and on the 4th day
of October 1899, shall proceed to sell,
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on q credit of six months, the purchaser
4 giving bond and security, on Monday the
l0th day Of January neat, at the Court
house door in the town OF Canton. the
following property included in said Mort
gage deeds, to wit;--All the right and
interest which said Henry Bell in his
life time had in and to the following Ne
| gro Slaves, Lew, Rose, Rosetta, George.
Dick, Ned, Peggy, Ned, Venus and her
child, Elizabeth, Moses, sylvia and her
child, Ann and an infant, John, Charles
George, Buck, lsam, Betsey, jim, Crack
Amanda and Robin; Six Horses, three
Yoke Of Oxen, twenty-five head of Cat
de, ninety head of Hogs, Farming Utcn
sis, one horse Wagon and harness, on,
, Ok Wagon, crop Of Corn and Fodder
/ Cotton, Oats and Potatoes, two Jacks and
two Jinnies, or sufficient thereof TO salts
. fly and pay the sum of nine thousand
/ nine hundred and sixty seven dollar.
, and thirty-lour cents with interest there
, on from the Goth day Of November 1910
tthe sum due on said Mortgages ans
costs.
S. HAMBLEN.
I Commissioner.
December 10, 1870. 500
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sLIERIEF.s SIZE.

.8F3.gg cirat eaut-.Nay ta~ 1881.
Com. s. r. r, Bans %
Nicasburg use &c.
r. NJ. williamson,
Miss. & Ala. r. Road
Go. use &C.,
.ys Same and same.
Austin g. Hobbs and
Z, N. williamson.
ID \ virtue Of the above stated cases 10
- me directed, will (within the hours
prescribed by law expose to public sale.
for cash, before the Courthouse door, in
the town Of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of January lS4l.
Il being the 18th day Of said month the
following desce,5e1 lgai, 10 wit:-Tbe
east hail, northwest quarter Of section
i've, township eight, range Two, vest;
Lot number nine, section thirtv.six,
township nine, range three, west, Lot
number one, section one, township eipbt.
range three, west; the west half, north.
east quarter, section FIVE, township eight.
range three, west; Lots number four
and five, section thirty.one, township
nine, range two. west.-AIaSO-Q head
Of Cattle, more or less; 60 head Of
sheep, more or less; 100 head Of Hogs.
more or less
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant Williamson, and will be sold to salts
ly Plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HANBLEN. Sh'F.
BY J. T. HETu, Dcp'g
Zee 10, coz [pr fee sl2l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

10y virtue of Deed of l.fusl: =. =,
- the certain purposes ih'I e sb,s
Toned. executed by Marq0lr ~ =, noj,f
and his wife Sarah Shelby ZONE ,. law W. Z
stoned. on the twenty eighth ,t ua 9rFs
March, A. b. 1910, recorded u G t,,' RI, j
Of the Clerk Of the Pro6aeIn e U G,
Madison county, in Book Of D''O''
pages TAI and '74e, will
On he l5h day Of Fe'fn' t5,l l,,i 4,
Proceed to sell to the highss, O'o II air
ready money, at the residence .. :
shelby. in Madison county, y. ~. + VII.
the following described P proper ..iJ shelby
The tract Of land on when ., sa'' HUNDRED
now resides. containing n'a n. allow.
and twenty aeres and .r,, n, s,aiy
iar Negro laycs Iaa,' U'. .oi Nach
p,'.s' tIary. saau. s. .Ii.a .aa.,r.a iT
''''' ''' jP. HOLLlNGs"09
August l5, 1870
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
CAuTInN.

A Lii persons are forwarned not to
= trade for note of hand given by
the undersigned to James NJ. Payne for
One Hundred Dollars, due the 25th day
OF January, l84i, as the consideration
for which it was gwen has entirely fail
ed, aud ! will not pay il unless compel-
led by law.
JESSE ROCKS.
Canton, January ., l84l 52-3
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
a. CoLLNCroR,s 80.

III WILL expose to sale to the highest
u bidder, for Cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi.
son county,
On tie Third Monday Of February, l9Il,
The following described land, 10 Wit
The north half. southeast quarter, north
half, east half, southwest quarter, sec.
ton eleven, township eight, range two,
east Sold for the taxes on said proper
~ for the years 1888 and 1899.
J. II. VANNOY, A. &. c.
Nov. Ii, Asa [Pr fee e13l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
Also



On 'fegf-t aH2H17B 1a 4Iay ac1t
H WILL proceed TO sell tie following
Il described lands or so much ,hcrcoros
will satisfy the taxes against the same.
TIC ror.l. ,,., ..,,,.., ..:.., ......
,.n;,a ,a,'.l. .,;''I',' - VA
,ol,l, loic .a .,' I =, ~, ~ II.
eos;,, ' 49,, ,','' ..'.n '''' '' ~
,.s' oa,,a., ~, .,,' y i. -" d sg
E.r, ivy w. i r ~ r W. IT, 'lo'1
1887. Taxes $3.50 cts. Prs fee Dos
~. mass, .rl.. .....,.. 49,.
49, , ~ ~, J. ',,'!D, s,A,l o'' !.
Inv WV y 49,, ',','.', '.I' INN ~
we SUI. w. ~ ''1' y ''',u Nv 2's'.'2
c"s'i'y w. ,01y ~ ~ ~ ,i'',' '''1o' ~ '''.'
nee, =, o"cN' 'o''n 'o' ''' !" 1G 80 VI 0T'ES
w W 9m'a' iof 'n' year 70 100 r. T. - ! ayes
!" oo''s' 10 c's' :, 'g' D'i
me ne UNDIVIDED interest," q 'at NORM
80, r' III Ia l,,'. ''' w., soo.','' '",' ga
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
SELF DEFENCE.

A LII those indebted to the officers Of
4 MA the Probate Court Of Madison coun
~, arc hereby notified thai unless their
respective dues aU pail before ,he G4,
day Of February next, executions will
be- placed in the hands OF ain officer who
will collect them.
w. S. BAILEY.
]. r. CAMERON.
December 10, 1910. 5O-5.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
s. HAMBLEN
December 10, 1870.
sIiERIFF's SALE,

.Maii50a circuit cotrt-.usv term 1871.
Planters Bank,
vs. On yond. expo.
r. Campbell,
Tim'y. Anderson odd
James A Pugh.
ny virtue Of the above stated case to
a. me directed, will (within the hours
prescribed BY law, expose to public sale,
for cash, before the Courthouse door, in
the town Of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of January 1871,
Il being the. 18th day Of said month, the
following described land, to wit.-The
west half, northwest quarter, section
tweniy-seyen; and west half. south east
quarter, section twenty.seven; east half,
southwest quarter, section twenty.seyen.
all IN township eight range one, west.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant and will be sold TO satisfy plaintiffs
debt aud cost.
S. HANBLEN, ShF.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

FENO all persons interested in the es.
III tate Of Samuel Meek, decd, you
will take notice that at u special term Of
the Probate Court Of Carroll county,
Mississippi, 10 be holden at the Court
house thereof, on the 25th day Of Janu-
airy 184l, will exhibit my account for
allowance and final settlement as Admin
istrator Of the estate Of said deceased
BY order Of said Court.
JAMEC AIFEE 8l.s
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
CARRIAGE, WAGON AND BLACK
SMITH SHOP.

FESHE subscriber respectfully informs
h the public that lie has resumed bu-
sincss at his old stand, where he is G.
pared to 90 work in any Of the above
branches, in the shortest and best style
imaginable.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Canton, Jan. Q, lS4l. SGT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

Law C0aPARTSERsmp,

LAW GGHPAHFNERSHIp,
,yohl, RF. ,TEGrlin, Of T,s'5ug
Eg AS formed a coqarnaahiP ioh
"A u practice OF the Law, with Nes@
E5jgey 81 EOCe, Of the Ropobnd
Texas, They will be prepared 10 cd
Iect claims in every parto Of Teza,ia
John II Martin wil! continue 10 rc'.ss
Yicksburg, for the purpose Of attending
to the proper procurement Of records
&c, suited to the laws Of that Republic
but will 60 out to Texas once n''a
year, for the purpose Of bringing laI
money collected, to their cteaSiAas
slssippl,
Messrs. Hubbard T. 0H are Ma.
Agents for Madison county, Q. Vaa'
particulars may be ascertaIned
June q, 1910. wv
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16

Drs. j. X. WARD & II, W. hAHi-
vnAVE associated themselves !. /.
aa practice Of their professor an. \.
ron. Madison county, Mississippi. !. 49, =.
IN MI the east end Of B. D. Johnson' l'''
dwelling, ,l,
Dir. Harper will briefly 'ill' y y !. !, I
former friends, that having nov I'M IN
exclusively upon his processes, =. I,
future devote to it bis eniifS E ,...
attention, and trusts heocgIO'.
merit more fully their conade''', ,..r
April 4, -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
NlIIllLNN.a NAI.N.


Leais crdHl cgqrt-.}p1l Term, 1871
'."o l"s,.' y op,,pa expo.
CIabon Cawtlan.
Eel virtue Of the above stated case 10
- me directed, Twill (oithln The hours
prescribed by law, expose topubic sale,
for cash before the Courthouse door, 10
the town Of Canton,
On he T1ird Monday Of January 1871
II being The 18th day Of said month, the
following dercubed land, to wit: The
east half, northeast quarter, section
twonty-eight, township seven, range two
east.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant Cawthan, and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN, SdV
By E, B. CuRris, Dp'y.
Dec. 10, SOC [Pr fec $0l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-16
A T. MOORE,

THAVlNG resumed the practice q. ID
= y Law, has established hIn@. p
manently in Ccnlon and will a.'a
promptly and faithfully to any ba'.ta
committed to his care in tbs Or 'l! y
The surrounding counties. ~.
Office IN the old Circuit Clerks Vl"
Rsferto e j. SSA'ls
Canton. Feb. %, ~ 49,
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sllERLFE,s hAnE.

snER'TT's SALE
'ia'''oa '''al ''"l-0oy torn 1884,
6 65raIn GI cod I,'a E''d :, on hand
and T .a.& h. Il '.p 2.a,"s
Leigh Maddnz, y Co
~ Vs. T. a.
PANEL ,,..I. A !, linz.
f. ia,
''"' fs. 4E I %,r,.
Il. ia. On Bond
a s {. 4 l' G. s d, n'''".'
Upy ooortbe above stated coso. to
A2 me directed, / win (within the
hours prescribed by law expose 10 pub
" j SAFE Ior c . before Z, the OoufF mouse
'''' > !" ,"' ''"' " 1''"'o'''
=" l"e l@'a monday q January l04i
BENG me l0'n gay OF soId month"; the
'oIio"iA5 described estate 70 "it;
Sfai;n5 as 's,' I . ,S ~ 'C''.'
Howard parbd
-.
Cuio l''c'
1900 bushels OF Corn, more
or less.
~ c+ooI,. r. Lii.
2 Stacks Oats,
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Circuit Court, 10 May term 1871.
Daniel w Dean,
ys On Attachnsnt
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

difference between the two states of things,
that which now exists and that when
would if the measure proposed by tins
resolution should be adopted, is far, very
far, from being so immaterla' as the sena-
tor seems to suppose. The Sub-Treasu-
nv, as established by law, be 1t wise or
not, is, at all events, legal and constitu-
tional No one can deny that; but should
the senator's resolution succeed, and the
act be repealed, he would restore the
state of things which he, and those with
whom he has acted, have contended, for
these three years, TO be illegal and uncon-
stitutional, and which placed the control
over the public money wholly under the
discretion of the Executive. Is that
NOTHING?
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
Public Meeting.
NOTHING

Pursuant TO previous notice, large ana
respectable number of the citizens OF La
sale county assembled at the court house
in Ottawa on the llth day of Jan. 1871,
and organized the meeting by appointing
Gen. A. McCLAsKEY chairman, and l..
leland secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
briefly stated, Mr.. Reddick offered the
following resolutions for adoption -
ReSolced, That, as citizens Of the state
of Illinois, we feel deep interest in the
prosecution and final completion of the
Central Rail Road and the Illinois and
Michigan Canal knowing as we do, that
when completed they will be of great
utility to the people generally.
ResolUed, That i'll the opinion of this
meeting, Northern Illinois is entitled to
one Commissioner in the Canal Board,
and ,rhereaS we are informed that thc
south is willing to give US the Acting
Commissioner, therefore
Resolved, That we hereby request ouI
Senator and Representative to support Ion
Acting Commissioner, Alison WooDRuFF
of Lasalle county.
Resolued That, reposing confidence
in our senator, the Hon. U,Miianl SiaI
den, and our representative, the lion. ii
II. Dodge, we confidently hope they vii
not sacrifice our rights and interests tC
crafty the ambitious views of any.
Which, on motion, were unanimously
adopted.
On motion, UiNiam Readick, Geo. F.
Ueauer, and Seth b. Fdr'ceH, Esqrs.
were appointed committee to forward
said resolutions TO our senator and repre-
sentative.
On motion, resolved, that the proceed
ings of this meeting be signed by the
chairman and secretary and published II
the 'sFree Trader" and Estate Register.
The meeting then adjourned.
A. McCLASKEY, Chairman.
l.. LELAND, Secretary.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
Cloths. Marines. &c.

lust received and for sale at the store OF the
- subscribers OH the south side of the Public
Square, in Ottawa, H.
10 pieces of black, blue, brown, olive,
adelaide and claret Cloths.
8 pieces of superior Beaver, Pilot and
Buffalo Cloths,
20 pieces of French, German and Eng
lish Marinoes,
200 pieces Of English, French and Anne
rican Prints,
8 pieces of plain and fancy Cassimers,
30 " :" f" Sattinetts,
10 - Kentucky Jeans and fulled
Cloths,
10 bales of Shee,ings and Drillings,
900 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
200 Wickerv,
Is dozen pair of Buckskin Gloves aud
Mlttens,
6 dozen pair wooIlen Gloves and Mitts
10 - Socks.
l.. p. q w. A. SANGER & Co.
Ottawa, Jan. l, lSll. 33---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
NAHN RIErrENs.
WHEAT WANTED.
An Apprentice Wnntcd.

FENllE subscriber wishes 10 obtain u
a. boy between the age OF % and 10
to learn the Tailoring business. A boy
who will he able to give good recommon-
dations as to character, will find pleas
ant situation by making immediate apPli-
cation 10 JOHN SliuhEk.
ottawa. Dec. IL, 1910. 30---ti,