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whom orlersdrom a distancewill be directed.
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They may also be had at Democratic Hall, Of
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Administrator's Notice.

A LII those indebted to the estate of james
"A Goothsrman, late Of ion township, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to settle the same
within enc year from this date; and all those
having claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, legally proven, for settlement
ANDER ON C. GOOTHERMAN, Admir-
Nov. 18th, 1910. Avs
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
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N EMAINING in the Post UtieO at George
O, town, on the 3lst day Of December, l64i
winch If not taken out in three months will
sent to the General Post Ofice aS doad Letters.
Blair ROb't aad Mary Bohrer Jacob
Pickering Blair William
Briant Josagha Blair Robert
Buekner Capt. WIN. BrOwA JOhn
Britsch Jacob Barnes Thomas +.
Boys Mary
Campbsll Andrew and CarraEon James
Jacob 3 Collins Thomas.
CorAick James M. Cahll Thomas
Clark Thomas Collins Elizabsth
D
Dib.ll William Davis Isachar 2
Daudso1 Susan Daum Philip
e
Esbsrt Lewis J.
Fvas Johne Fyas o. Mrs.
Flick T. w.
Galbrsath Rachel 2
uaw. Miss Lydia Hunt Robert
dameT Ihoss IL
Jamison Thomas Johnston Jehn F.
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Kincaid Dr.. W.P. King Mrs Mary
l.
Lilsy Jno. D. Lindsey Thompson
LoughridgO w. B. =.
Montpomery Alexander Malony Wms
Martin John Martin Joel
Morshead Joseph MeGhshey CyrHs.
NJ
Norris James
Purity Eleanor W.
Ross Capt. Saml Reese Dr.. Jno.
Staley Henry A. Squirss Thomas
SIN tn Nancy Smith james
Shsalds John Snidsr Kar
r
Tyson Henry Toy Mrs. Ellsnl
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Whltc0mb Miss Laura Wall William
Work James West Robert
Wiley Elisha
DAVID CRAWFORD, P. M.
Georgetown o., Jan Ia ls4l.
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n EMAINING in the Post OticS at George
ID town, on the 3lst day of December, lS4sI
winch If not taken out in three months will b.
sent to the General Post Ofice az dead letters.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16

Whltcomb Miss Laura Wall William
Work James West Robert
Wiley Elisha
DAVID CRAWFORD, P. M.
Georgetown o., Jan Ia ls4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16

Bank of Illinois and branches al 5a
Shwneetown, Lawrsnceville, Al
3 ton, Jacksonville, and Pekin Z dis
Bank of Cairo, Kasksskia sel y dis
Exp Min g. Man co, Jackson Ia fraud
Illinois Savings bank q fraud
Manufacturing bank Of Illinois lBd fraud
Merchant and Planters bk, Chicago fraud
S.s,s RAM of Illinois and branches,
n Springfield, Galsna, Chicago,
onincy. Jacksonville, Alton, Van "
dalia, Mount Carmel, Belleyilles
and DanFille i.l, gsar, II dis
Westsrn bank Of Rome, Galena, fraud
bsa Asa MICHIGAN. s.i 81 efo,s
Bank Of Michigan, Detroit 3 10 die
do branch il Kalamszooa 10 dis.
Bank Of ST Clairpay At Circlsyille g dis.
Detroit Iand 81 Joseph RailFoad CO.. <
payableat Cincinnati no SALE
Merchants bkat Jacksonpay II Gin, 2 dis,
Erie bankingsco als. lido do 9 dis
Bank of St Clair endorsed J II &
O Smith, Newark "a H., seg 2dia
lFarmeFss and Mechanics hk, Detroit, 10
Isssd0 hranahiai ST Joseph M sgaas, 10
Michiaan State haak Detroit e filled
Maeomb coantssbalk payable Il, Ce- lo
lumbus c IOd
Those mstksaehn1 atsnSs pGIchas
ed By the Brokers.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
ttufVr gESai5l.rtfcf.

5Rir bn6cu ba5 gSer9nlgcu uulern Cefcru
ben Eemcfratiidlcn barriIcr gBabI3cttcl fur
eedla GauntD oor,uIcocr, irclcbcr am lcgtcu
Sautfage pcn ben GcICQotcn fofmirt mcrs
ben lit. SrpeitaIs mir erfahrcn batcn, fiu.
bet er Die un9etbsilte 3uilimmuua cinc5 icrcu
Iempfraten uuo SreuuoC5 oou Schu 9auf5
nro einer 9anjlidlcu Stdat5.3cforu. Die
Manner rpeIdle fir Die ocridiGccucu 9lcmtcr
als @anbtoaten Yorqefd)Idgeu ituo, mus Gin
jeeer fa9eu, Der NIT ibneu bcfamt ii, oaG fIs
Seferfpn's Gn1pfehlung bsfTesu, mans
lid, iIe fInb "f d big,e brItdb uuo Der Gcus
ititatien getreu." Gie 0eIcgatcn babeu ci.
ne CUTE 2Iuswabl 9etrcfen. Die Gambia,
ten ftno befaunt uno bcIiebt unb mcrbCu, mir
fnb itber,eust, penu err dhlt, lire auferlcas
ter pfidtcu nit Greur HnO 9isrlidyfeit aus
;ben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
GeiS ibr egGcEeS. .

E@in jeecr itimmfihi0c @Iroer foftc
nidt perldumeu nat3uicbcn, cb CT nab Dem
reuen Wabi9rles audi einrcfrirt cher (.
feH.r . 1T. Ties mus Sebu Gage pcr rcr
9gahf 9e1heben, fpnit fam CT nioht ftimmeu.
Miandler 1T cielletdt burd) bl5 8erttcu css
Gaunfehips9llicncrs nidbt auf Die gifte asidlric,
Sen ;-ipenn uidlt 70 lrute CT oaruach iepeu.
Pin jeeem Srt lpo bic Sanuidlpnakl Qcbal.
zen ipire, il cine 9IlTeGcr.gie an9e 2la9en
liiam iebe fdb ocr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01

Gine 3eiiuu9 ben 8ewsSrleanS terid,fet,
oaB al rer earnfR nedlrr pegenber Sclas
penrepclnllon ian z ueen semadit, nicbfe
ME reiner "bumbug'' iei uho eae ole 9anSe
geidiio9te N 0langb auf9eSan9en wdre.-Sb's
mabr IL 2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01

General qBcCL fpuree curh BEN prefbrns
ten gum brigade @eueral Der gerciuigten
Stdaten ernaunt an Die Sielle melhe lrets
hin>oeH 9eneraI Q8lnfslo Scctt beoieEt
pRree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01

NprtbUmberlano@ @auutD.-Gjes
ncral jNeurD 6rf lit fur bic ndttltc @clcbae,
hung pon cen SNarriicn Cemcfrafen III grs
Hcnnunq qrbradt wcreen. @lHe Before 2lu5s
pahl bate nidbt 9etrCfeu wrrosn t0Hneu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01

Hhs2aw. ~ GSn SrfanldS bar man
ncuiol % @eunterfiefcrs uno pferecsiebe
9Ingefaugcn, fpgldlen man Die {,dnee nuo 6us
e 1sfsaaen banb une erlaufle.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
2ofO SOTO Gtaatstag ggabI,ettcI.

I1gD lSVfO GtdhtstGG ISGUI5cttcI.
9IfcmbIp Benjamin. So9eI, Deter 0aaS.
Sdleriff Sacob 3iTnm rman.
GenImifFcuer Schn Dpif
GdlaBmeiiter Sohu Mdgner.
@croner : Salcmon @augepcre.
9hnitrr Gohn 9. gapaq.
gruftIeS: 2bcma6 .. g9ilIcn, SamueI
Dair.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
Sic acne saanr Ssiil.

6r. Sergants Sill fir cine SiscaI gauf,
III am Mrnta9 i'm SSau6s Der 0lepreientans
ten ole critte Gerlelnng paFart, uno nire
mahTfbsiH!iA ausb tca Cent pafirea.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01

Gm 8orleeten Uienftag purben IS Stid
9tinopieh, nabe bel @amreu, 9ieu Serlcp,
burd eIHeH Slgitrabi 9eToctet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
Demcfratilhe 5arriicn uno Naufe
getcantets Sscrf0rnnstltte0.

3ufcIae rcrher arasbener 0lddwidht per,
Ganmelten ilci bic beuiefratifden Celegdten
ucn eeda @ouutp, reIdle ermdhtt waren um
einen Ganntp Wahlsettel 81 fermireu, AT
pem Gaule pon G tbepn 8utb, am
Samltaee ben 2Siten siu9ulf, Inn thre aufers
legte pfid,t gu erfiIIen. Die &enbenticn orr
gduifrte fh burd Ole Grnennung fpIgenber
perfcuen ais Beamte
2Sbilfp SHutb, DrelIcent
Sacob .. SUMS, sc MreGSente
Soiepb 6, 0)lorgan, 5 30 +''''''''
Charles Q8itn,au I cse,s,s,s
9leuben @ntb, '''''
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
Cer 9Satript bis smr 3aabI.

Die terdunobcnbe @cuucru6rSsgRahlw
iii oiefem Staole oeu arcgcr Q8id,t9tcIt fur
ete Burger eefIeIteu leiu. sic hotcu III Cuts
fheieeu, cb le Ole gc9cuw6rti8e, umplreigc
Wa9iit.atepCrIcu urd r0hre IiuQer tnbcu
ippfleu, urO ben Stdnt SaoHrdl in cen }bs
gynuo nHo Gercerter huBcn ,u ichcu, an
oeu i'm pCrte burh ieue id,lcdte S,duss
boItuuq 9cbradlt bat, pocr ob fe eiucn aufs
rtdltigen, f6htger uuo ebrItd'eu Mouu ou6
Hueer feecr woner, mic Sobu 8nutG,
Der fir bae Sutrrc6e Res 0aucru, te5 5HOn6s
werfcrs un6 ee6 RdufmarH6 ipjrteu miro
Tin ben jebt an b6 iur Q8aM, bic Watrhcjt
pe9en oen beiScn &dncieatcu Wclde Jest
Dor BEN 8cIfe ltehcn, inter rcn GUrgeru III
serbreiten, mo Die Qa0e uuicrc6 Stdats Be-.
fannt ;u mad,cr, fo habcn mir beidtcscu pru
jctt an bis CUR SctobcrsWoW, cen "ldtrict'
an etnSelne Suticribcnteu, gu tcm Scrjn8cu
Wreis DeIt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-09-01
3lr0(f un0 ctncn h0ItCn Ccit8.

su fereen. $40 Elm Naf ocu ? llrtcrijhrCis
bern aelommelt nerceu, uno [hdlcr tci1cs
lc9t miro, foa Die 3etturq t'6 sur 9&ahI be-
f5recrt werecu. 2ic @ctrNugcr Dsrbcn
PROMPT beicr9t, rno mir hrffcu ba8 uuicrC
Nrrunee fd1 bsitrebcn iprrSen uu6 ylamcn
Cinsnfcntcu,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04

aud how much must be paid foTth,Oih ;un-
dersuch policy our present taxation being
required for domestic and unqueslionable
claims, The SUN Of five hundred thousand
dollars ought 10 DO raised from the people
during the next year 80 So we cannot a.
void this question, It we would; we ought
not, il we could. Hence, | am forced to
the conclusion that it is due to the consti-
sutton, lis due to our ancestors, it is due
to ourselves, i. is due TO posIerlty, II is due
10 tho cause Of constitutional liberty eve.
nv where, aud will constitute our true dig.
nIy and highest honor as people, to re,
fuse to recognise this unhaIowed claim.
Considering these postIocs TO be so
clear it might, seem s'rnnge, that a man
/ Of the acknowledged talents Of Mr.. BIddle
acting, 4, he no doubt was, for the United
State. Bank, and IN violation OF her char.
ter should be wiling to purchase the bonds,
with their palpable defects But, in my
destination, there is no difficulty in this
matter. The late developments of tina,
Bank, aud Mr.. Biddle's late series of let.
ter In his own defence, concluslvey show
him to be a corrupt money changer. He
considered it in his power, at that time, 10
make 90 advantageous arrangement with
the bonds; and possessed Of large amount
! Of southwestern funds, which were huctu.
a,ing and unstable in value, he was ena-
sled to make The payments TO the Union
Bank with ease and advantage. Belev.
ing then in the influence of the money O.
yer public men, he considered that a Bank
with a capital of fifteen and half millions
Iot dollars, with its head located at The seat
of Government, and its numerous bran
ches runng into the remotest corners Of
the State, would at all times, be strong
cnought to control the legislative action
eta small and enterpising State. Such
in my opinion, is true explanation of his
conduct. Because it could not have pro-
ceeded from Ignorance Of the insuificiency
Of the bonds TO bind The Stale.
Taking il for granted, that what yon ask in
diydualy is also deslderatum with many
more OF my friends, shall be very willing
to see this letter published. And having
now answered your letter with all frankness
and sincerity, permit me to subscribe
myself Respectfully Yours &c.
J. THOMPSON.
S. p WEBSTER, ESQ,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04

E - - .xlf1aa.-
Of e1' ,bs en nn',. with the peac. :,
this -" c,a country. | must ,b.' a@alV
Congress rsss' - a' . asserting the pes.'
D a. State not only wih S5',.t :, olt
c osa,ns' lis dissent; and 50 Us 'ae
'aIno' sanction it. ~ 'esaItAg
gress TO prescribe terms = we 'lghiat
G PI'e' superiority Of po 70 any sps
oepr'ves the transaction I ~ =, 'ad aI
S we paSs between them and ~ Is, p1''''
freedom Of @' ecio !" tn the total ssros,,a
, but n ,ur'her: the State ' mor 'oIh's
d lis %"'' s ,1Is%n form Of E. ss''s
lbe,e",,,. winch may from ,, S'sI'''
,o1 t.,I,S' which can nev, "" u
. .ea from o. y the wise ard bs never be sp1
' msr' Of +, ,h, government ' s"s S.'
ru Is' H., ~ , virtue Of the las. pyes; .e'g
s s"rn n'a'e, will appear S to re,' ",
~ DGIthEltH vi M
thing more, ''i' rca, "ad proprie,y, ,%''
for Congress the ' ,;'G. the bill as as y,
State. Bsut, viii, f'g onI.I 70 incorpOrun,sl
,a "a Offices of discount an, ana Fsh' to,
the the, several states Of hi. 1 Wa;s depos,''
without Ii' their consent anon, with
which | have always here'oflp. principle
posed +. and never canoblaiu 'U ms oe'n
Ano' waving oil other co a,s slN''
growing ont Of its other provis, ",s. :
It to the House 10 which !, "'; i I''
WIN these my objections TO i. aaS.
washington, August Is, lslI' VII
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday September q, 1871
GREAT POLITICAL MEETING
J. F. SUMMERS, En,,o,

Saturday the 26th ulr., was the dawn
pointed for Messrs. Gwin and p,esr,,
to address their fellow citizen, Of a,
county on The great quslious Of NatiCu
and State pollllcs, which have aroused ran
It's lowest depths, the gtea, ocean Of MI
public mind. Notice was al,O sren h.l
Judges Shaituck and Hughs would un
probably be present, 10 adyOcAe because
Of the boud-men, in opposition TO Nj, |
Freeman whose eloqueuce and gra
ability in debate, receiving additions
force from the justice Of he cause, hnn
rendered him the terror ofhe bCndayns
allies Of foreign stockholders Throughout
the State.
| At an early hour of the day bepd
citizens Of the county. to the NUMBERED
about three hundred, assembled At flo
Court House, most Of whom were greatly
disappointed, on learning that Nj, Free
man could not meet the appointment here
in consequence Of indisposilion.
DR.. Gwin first addressed the peole,a
a speech Of an hour, OR un hour dah'
ia length, rife with important facts '1i
sound logical arguments in support d"
positions; and his speech was vel "
celved by all, save few rabid Vtg@
are unwilling to believe that aN aS
good can come from Democrat H'WA
them he would not enter into adIs'0s''0o
the hacknied question Of the constitution
i'y and expediency Of a U. SAFES DANA
as that question would most prOOaO'y "
settled at the presen. session Of Congress
at least for time; he was howe'e'"PV''
cd to such an instiluliluiiou, as BON W.
constitutional and inexpedient'
He next reviewed the dlslIlUu'''
scheme of the present administrator d"
presented to his hearers, with much CIV"
ness and force, it's many hideous deI''n'
les. He assumed that the act au'n0''
Eg the distribution of the public la"a'
vas unconstitutional, and violation Of ~ y
Irticlos Of cession entered iOio y W
States that originally claimed all 'o' W.
ands within our national limits UO~
which positions he clearly eSlaOllsn0O =
ogical deduction from premises lo'''p'
able. He dwelt at some lengla W :
ross injustice worked to some " -
tatcs of the Union, by this T'l'''''
cheme Of tho rctrcnciment and fs'""'
ADMINISTRATION from which pure s"s'
just and wise Legislation was 70 ~ ~
INCREASINGLY. Ho regarded the pun
lnds but as part Of the national re'eD'
I apart from constitutional cOnsidera0''
. could not discover the WISDOM
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-04
Veto
OF TIE RANK BILL

The Presidents Secretary, Mr.. John
Tyler, Jr., now appeared, having made
his way with some difficulty through the
crowd whI,h surrounded the door of the
Senate Chamber, and delivered a message
from the President. returning the bill for
the charter of Fiscal Bank, with his oh
lectlons thereto,
The further consideration of the land
distribution bill was therepon informally
passed over, to be resumed tomorrow, and
The message was read at the Secretary's
table, as tulIows:-
To tie Senate Of the United States:
The bill entitled =" An act act to incor,
porale the subscribers to the Fiscal
Bank OF the United States" which orr
gInaIed in the Senate, has been considered
by ne, with sincere desire TO conform
my action in regard to it to that of the
TWO Houses of Congress. BY the Con-
SItu'Ion, II is made my duty either to an
prove the bill by signing it, or to return
It with my objections TO the House in
which it originated. | cannot conscien-
IlousIy give it my approval, and proceed
70 discharge the duty required of me by
the Constitution, to give my reasons fol
disappearing.
The power Of Congress to create a Ma.
tlonal Bank to operate per Sc over the
Union has been question of dispute from
the origin Of our Government. Men most
Justly ard deservedly esteemed for their
high intellectual endowmen,s, their virtue.
and their patriotism, have, in regard to it,
entertained different and conflicting opip,
ions. Congresses have differed. The
approval of one President has been follow.
ed by the disapprovaI of another. The
people al different times have acquiesced
in decisions both for and against.-The
country has been, and still is, deeply ani.
tased by this unsettled question. Ii will
suffice for me to say that my opinion has
been uniformly proclaimed to be against
the exercise OF any such power by this
On all suitable occasions, during Pc
Rod of twenty-five years, the opinion thus
entertained has been unreseryedIy ex-
pressed. [ declared itin the Legislature
Of my native State. In the House of
Of the United States IT
mas been openly indicated By me. In the
Senate Chamber, in the presence aUd
fearing OF many who are at this time
members Of that body, it has been affirmed
IND re'atllrmed, in speeches and reports
here made, and by votes there recorded
n popular assemblies have unhesitat-
ngly denounced il; and in the last public
ecIara'ion which ! made, and tina, but n
hort time before the late Presidential
lection, referred 10 my previously ex- {
ressed opinions as being those entertain. {
d by me. With full knowledge of the
plnions thus entertained, and never con- 9
called, was elected by the people Vice 4
resident Of the United States. By the r
'currence of a contingency provided for G
the Constitution, and arising under an ! O
oppressive dispsnsa'ion Of Providence. 7
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

Hel virtue of special writ of ferl Ia
= y cas, to me directed from the United
States Circuit Court for the District Of
Illinois, in favor Of IRA TODD and against
Josiah ScyboM and Nancy ScyJold, his
wife, commanding me to make certain
damages and costs by the sale of the n.
W. ! Of section No. in township No.
-, north of range No. . east of the third
principal meridian, being and lying in the
county Of Lasalle and state of Illinois,
shall expose the said property to Public
safe on the 9Th day of September, ls4l.
at the court house door in Ottawa, in said
county, to the highest and best bidder.
for realty money.
Sale To take place between the hours
Of o'clock, Am, and sunset of said
day.
Dated this 3l day Of August, A. u.
ISL. WILLIAM PRENTlSS.
L. S. Marshal, Dist. Of Illinois.
By W, p. WIlITrLE, Deputy.
August 6, 1871. ll-tdos.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
Fancy Goods,

VHyliE subscribers have lately received very
L choice lot of fancy goods embracing every
variety Of
Pic Me Gloves and Mtts, rich figured
Sattins and Silks for Bonncts, fancy
IIandkcrchiels, Wells, Bonnet Ribbons,
Silk Braids, Cords, Parasols, Fans, &c.
For sale very low, by
l.. p. & W. A. SANGER.
Ottawa, July IL, 1911. S--tf
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
School Books.

ENIE subscribers have received 4 con.
d signment of "SGtder'S Elemental
rg School Books," consisting of the
Spelling Book, First and Second Reader,
and Primer.
sPTeachers will be furnished with a
copy of the above works gratuiously, as
it is desired by the New York publishers
to introduce them into the schools of this
section of country.
WIN. TRUE & son.
Ottawa, Aug. 20, 1871. l3--G
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
Ottawa, July %, 1911. Gift
Netice 10 Canal Contractors.

@,t EALED proposals will be received
- at the Canal Office, in Lockport,
viii county, Illinois, until Monday, the
20th day Of September next, for the con
structIon Of Forty Sir Sections of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, lying be-
tween Dresden, at the Kankakce Bluffs,
and Marseillcs, at the Rapids of the Hill
nois River, together with all the mcchan-
lea! work upon that part of the Canal.
The said sections are quite uniformly
light work, consisting of earth excavation
and embankment.
The mechanical work consists of three
li.l-locks--two at MarselIcs and one at
the Au Sable river; one guard-locli at the
same river; the masonry Of an aqucduct
across Ncttlc creek and stone Culverts :;
all Of which are 10 be of cut stone ma
sonry.
Also, Dam across Au Sable river :;
several Culverts and other structures
which may be necessary upon the said
line, description of which can be seen
at the office previous to the day of letting
By order Of the Board Of Commis-
sioners Of the Illinois and Michigan
CmM. JOHN FRIERSON, Crk.
Lockport, August ., 1871. ll--6w
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
Hay Scales.

'HNllE subscribers give notice that they
ID have had erected a sett of Patent
Plav6rn Balances, which arc located
on the public square, opposite G. l..
Thompson's drug store. They are now
prepared to weigh all kinds of heavy ar
uclcs, such as hay, coal, horses, cattle.
merchandise, &C., &C., and solicit tho
patronage of the public.
WIN. TRUE & son.
Ottawa, july 10, 1871. S--tf.
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A LII persons having claims against the
"A estate Of Peter u. MQacca, de-
ceased, are hereby notified and requested
to present the same to the subscriber,
administrator of said estate, or to the
Probate Justice of Henderson county
within nine months from the date hereof,
for settlement. ROB'T MCQUEEN,
Administrators.
Henderson co., Aug. 8, 1871. ll--iw
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summer Goods,

ErST received at the store Of the subscri-
- brrs,
20 pieces Cotton Cassimcrcs, Pcnnsylva-
MIA Jeans, Summer Cloths, and other
Goods for summer wear,
Aud for sale at prices to suit the times, by
July l6. J.. p. g. W. 4. SANGER
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For Sale.

fHNllE west half Of the northeast quar-
ter of section %, in township 33 n.
Il. 3, f. Sd p. NJ, and the northwest
fr. Of same section. These lands are
valuable, being on the south side of the
Illinois river, and about two miles from
the town OF Ottawa, and containing sui
table proportion Of timber and prairie.
For further particulars, terms, &C., apply
TO Noah Ripley, New York, or to the
subscriber in Ottawa.
July Oft. j. G.. CHAMPLIN.
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tEN isES EAE..

MARRIED-On Thursday last, at Paupau
Grove, Mr.. JOEL CARTER, of Indian Creek, to
Miss LYDIA TOWN, of the former place.
"MUr'ogc is honoraJh in all, especially TIE ogcd.
Then blame us not for ou humble wish
To improve our few remaining hours
In culuvatiug loves sweet flowers
Enjoying under lIymcn's bowers,
Pure matrimonial bliss. CODinillHir0icd