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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

TIME having bought Of Mr. Kan
doph will continue Tie Grocery aud Commission Business
NJ the stand Main street, three doors above John Cor
don's. W. ". HARRISON.
Nov j6-y:3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

MARkETS-Nov. 10Th, 1871.
TOBACCO-Pces rather better auction this week-very
little inspecting.
FLOUR-Supplies small--saes al 81 o. Sc 30
WilEAT-Saes-sl 80 n 81 ~.
EaGWELI, SMITH & JONES.
WiiEATSl 30 for red, and good white would bring
few cents per hnslri more
CORN-f0 cents, dull
OATS-50 cents per bushe from dent and wasnns r.
WORTIIaM McGRIDER K Co.
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INISSOIUTtON-The partnership Of Randolph Harrison
was dissolved 9Th nst b. consent Persons
TO them requested call recently occu
Of ed by them, and settle then accounts.
u. C. RANDOLPH,
W. NJ. HARRISON.
Nov 10 5G-w3w
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Inc RESUMPTION 0Hat "u 0T.'!H7T s'V,S
are not adequate 10 supply the economical Wants OF the
Government. lftley are moi, who has produced the
result:-GtObe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

increased Tariff, and a greater
National Bank and Distribution
and all the indications Of prodig
aud oppression of the other, wi
worst days of Federalism. An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

''StiVant oI God. Wei done;
Rest from thy loved employ;
The battle fought, the victory won
Enter thy Masters joy.''
The voice al midnight came;
He started up TO hear;
mortal arrow pierced his frame;
lie :ell-but felt no fear.
Tranquil amidst alarms,
II found him in the field,
veteran, sumberinc on his arms,
Beneath his red cross shield:
His sword was In his hand,
Still warm with recent fight;
Ready that moment, al command,
Through rock and steel To srnte.
Soldier Of Christ. well done;
Praise be thy new employ;
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Sayior's JOY"
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ica, with him /; and
irii of Portsmouth
''r money to every
byer BY The head
Ey the time il
little or no relief.
~ distribution was in
ATTENTION and wrang-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
From .hc " .udham CO. Democrat
THE GRAVE YARD.

know otuo place SD well fitted for deep and serious
Aeruuns as some Auic spot of eaTtn"hcrc tie green
Hf.Hfs and marble columns rise 10 tell man HAT he
llst DIE. II ilc ieycri,A husl Of ambition is burning
90 lie hroS, ID there are any OF the darker passions
f5aAag Do Ac bosom, II tie fires OF strife or envy are
coming Iu 4e rctcssos ut the heart, drying up every
.uuaiu of pure enjoyment, 60 out INTO The graveyard
a Hc carly morning or The hush of evening, and med
laic. and You Viii come away hoIer, tetsr ole
Zach l,l'c messy mound wjl, seem 10 have mouito-
"a. voice uvll. whisper, II You listen Alright, OF tue
AeNcr celsuC h'aUt ul time % viii tell YOU that the
eaa of e', IpuIuey whether % bc prosperous OF adj
verse; ~Aeucrn has been ni.ed with pleasing hopes
e' Mo. AuI rea..f.g---'I- here
How Insignificant, loo such moment, OF reflection, do
2.l re little an.mu~rl.s OF hG appear Tho laurel
which dme iNl.os around I's Vuiar', brow, seems
N.tcrea a'i worthless Iar grave yard o., "a solemn
places and Yc, suggest, thousand Interesting retec-
'-a We .clru l.cre, t.at Death Is Ieye.er 90 Al
-N'.,''""s --'' Ana .t.'a1 place beneath lH' so;
. ne grass efosss greaa.Nao ts'a dos cs ~ eve ~
s4'eiuA5 100 il le1csp ~ ihe 1ev OF l'- 9aiQs6rs
esgaf as oaibo last bon Of him Who woTc ihroseh
e iaip.e robe aat 80, Zen ellaihs SHh and beau-
f''i Hrro. sle HF slSe Ssh age ana feicrmHy. Ai
SO i1 alttne-, with i.c Cafta-worn.
- '"- gaze around lmHac iae monuments erected
-, HUuHrF vt O.. dead. FuI VIII sec lercAaa. here
a.- There willow COO rose bush. which affection uas
.''ll aUI perhaps Watctsl with tears d. b, uc1I-
a practice, That oi planting fnNDs on ihe graves oi
-te- irraas, ug.l tylH.eulg lu Autumn is hi eu-
.a TO. uta- decay au3 death. lat polg bursting forth
- 'ifHg, renewed 90 beauty and freshness, IS I..f
Gus 'tc ot his resurrection. Yet they cause ycll oi
't-'eNs 10 wind through iae Caler, >rlut They fe-
-. -.m a4i mourning ones are ou ur earn, iHA'
- Penn, oi sorrow air t.I aal te veins 1i affection
te ..ec..a-. Bltt.ly are Iat ile only 'alncs which
t .teF DID, themselves l.i pes "aIa william te heart
A.-ea4ue reflections.
4ls A,as wofli can teach us t-' few lessons which
'' -ei b, .eafned iu 'lc -aac.y grave yard Beauty
1'' make fer toilet tf lae tomb ui l8ue. .1gfucs4,
90 cam uefl 60 be- modest and uaqfe'ea1.Hs Am
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20
PUBLISHERS * PROPRIETORS.

est, 1t therefore, trade cut up tho blocks into
cnpvcucn, lengths for the fire places, and the
wooislorcs is generally seen collection OF men and
women waiting 90 bc engaged ior that purpose The
women are sinCuary expert with their sharp little
saws, which glide rapidly through the logs placed a
cross legged stand like a portable garden chair they
thon unassiscd carry heavy loads ol the cut wood 10
Its destination in the cellars up the eternal stairs,
and finally with a few sous. and the mighty pcrquisitc
Of the sawdus they set OIL happy aud singing to seek
a similar toil.-EBgltsh paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20


THE CONTRAST.
In tho retired though fopuIous parish Of W,
where our country residence has long been fixed, Tins
been 10Y lot 10 witness many scenes of illness and of
death among our poorer neghburs. The greater mum
bcr should say were calculated 90 raise our hopes
aud enlarge Our iah 900 the LIghc. degree for their
end was peace, p4cuceln much suffering and death
bed chocrcd by iI'l Do the merits of DYING Savior
II has often struck me, that among the humber class,
those apparently blessed with the iewest advantages,
"c meet with more active faith, and more sure de-
pcndence upon the divine Will with less dread of the
last awful summons. Ocn. when taking the last faro
well ct some of those humble and lowry spirits. have
prayed, that my end might be peaceful theirs.
II was indeed practical lesson of humility. God
hath chosen the foolish things Of the world to conound
the wise and God hath chosen the weak things Of the
world to coniound the things which are mighty
One year ! was called upon to VISIT for many months
at two cottages very short distance apart both in
mates in hopeless state as far as regards the
body but one of the poor women, Jane -. was much
blessed in her suiierngs, she dying of peculiar
ly painful disease OF malignant character; She was in
constant bodily agony, and could get little or no rest
by day night. The disease was beyond the aid of
all human alienation for every thing that kindness or
sympathy could suggest had been tried, but without eff
iect all medical assistance was pronounced useless,
and poor Jane p fingered on from month TO month,
patient and resigned but without hope of any relief
from pain this side the grave. 1t was distressing
to witness her bodily suiicrngs she constantly said
That, II 1t was not Tor the consolation Of prayer, she
did not think she could get through her days but the
blessed hope of salvation through the merits of her
Savior Cheered her onwards, and never heard a muir
muir or saw an impatient gesture during the many long,
weary months ! visited her humble abode. 1t is the
Loro 5 will, she would merely say and be knows what
Is best FOR poor sinners The Bible was her guide,
and she thankful to hear it read when increasing
weakness prevented her reading the holy prcccps her
self One of Ter children or She had large lamily)
a lille boy, and evidently at heart tho mothers dar-
ling in his tiny cnlclvors to be Of use TO
his suffering parent, and he daily read portion Of the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-20
ONLY IL JOKE.


pn.y .a JoyE We have no patience with such feI-
.9"s If they 1--we DO countries where ilc bow-stri1g
o. ia,.lana. o, or where bead may be- slrol Off or
woman 'l-2ed i.r the asking, uay would have your
F-3ris, done zap ln bag ike kitten for iriasyorl-
upa aa1 when yoI complained, ne Oh answer would
be-. rlat % was "oa.y pike" cft8@ n ght DO soss
similar good ilm 'or yourself aud 800 \ " cyecutA
Use same story They think a Joke Tkesnswer as ~
apology FOO aa' thing, even u TIE smashing Of Girni.
--f 'reaa.g 9' glass alI featuring Of bones au! aye
particularly bard as- rough upon ans b, .9 happen %
ne c-fs.i "i'A their friendship. There is ~ getting
l.Aer lu 1'-F ch4uei- and person. 10 complain Of
4aj such .u4H matters a. he ls.1llr1u Of limb d.,
only % make ne iose rclar for ile moro you amen,
He uFff BE- '.e i11. Say nothing. AMI bear these ia
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
THE FREE TRADER.
Ottawa, Ill.,, Friday, March 10. lSil.


The length Of President Harrison's Inaugural
Address has prevented US again from giving our
usual quantity of miscellaneous matter, and has
too compelled us to reserve all comment for the
future. There are also, various other matter,
that deserve passing notice from us, such as the
unexpected promotion ofa conspicuous member OF
the Legislature, the delinquency of several Post.
masters, &c. all of which must be postponed for
Ae present. The Proceedings of the great Ca
VrMceting AT hochpott are iii type and shall! he
given in our next, as well as accounts ofnumerous
others. We have a longing desire, also, short
an extra session of the Legislature. May i,
come quickly
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19

even to the destruction of the interests OF the
whole. Something however may be affected by
the means plac, in my hands. 1t is union that
we want, not of party for the sake of the party,
but union for the whole country, for the sake
of the whole country.-For the defence OF its in
tcrests and its honor against foreign aggression
for the defence of these principles for which our
ancestors so eloriously contended. AS far as it
depends upon me, it shall be accomplished. All
the influence that possess shall be cxerted to pre-
vent the formation at least of an Executive party
in the halls of the Legislative body wish for
the support of no member of that body to any
measure of mine that does not satisfy his iudg-
ment and his sense of duty to those from whom
he holds his appointment, nor any confidence in
advance from the people but that asked FOR by Mr..
Jefferson, to give tirmness and effect to the legal
administration of their affairs"
deem the present occasion sufficiently import
ant and solemn to justify me in expressing to my
fellow citizens profound reverence for the Chris
tan religion, and thorough conviction that sound
morals, religious liberty, and just sense OF rellgl-
Gus responsibility are essentially connected with
all true and lasting happiness. And to that good
being who has blessed US by the gifts OF civil and
religious freedom--who watched over and pros
pered the labor of our fathers, and has hitherto
preserved to US institutions far exceeding in cx-
cellence those Of any other people, let us unite in
fervently commencing every interest of our below
cd country in all time to come.
[Oath administered.
Fellow Citizens being fully invested with
that high office to which the partiality of my
countrymen has called me, now take an alice
Tomato leave of you. You will bear with you to
your homes, the remembrance of the pledge | have
this day given, to discharge all the high duties of
my exalted station according to the best of my
ability; and shall enter upon their performance
with entire confidence in the support of just
and generous people.
WAsgINGroS, March 4, lS4l.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
STATE OF ILLINOIS. I.asalc circuit court
LasaAe county. 5 10 May term, 1871.
Samuel c. Collins, ]
VS.. fAttachment,
Martial HeavenhiH, } SIT IS.


N Office is hereby given to the said
~ Martial HeavenhilI, that a writ OF
attachment, issued out Of the Clerks office
OF the circuit court OF Lasalle county,
dated the 10Th day of February, A. D..
1871, at the suit of Samuel G. Collins,
against the estate of the said Martial
Heavenhill, for the sum of one hundred
and seventyseven dollars and eighty-6ve
cents, directed to the sheriff of Lasalle
county to execute, which said writ has
been returned by the said sheriff as levied
upon the following described lands, to
wit: " Lot No. 2 of the N. w. / of sec.
No. 7, in T. 35, N r. L. Sd p. Nj
Also, the n. E. ! of the S. E. of sec.
IL, Il. 35, N. r. E. Sd P. NJ, and the
S. E. J of the S. L. of sec. -, +. 80,
n. r. 5 E. Sd p. Mn. L. ! sec. -,
L. 35, n. X. L. 3D. p. NJ. :" and thai
said suit is now pending before the said
circuit court of Lasalle county. Now I'm.
less you, the said Martial IIeavenhill,
shall personally be and appear before the
said circuit court on the first day of the
next term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House in Ottawa, on the second
Monday in May next, give special bail
and plead TO the said plaintiffs action,
judgment will be entered against YOU by
default in favor of the said plaintiff, and
the property attached will be sold to sat
isfy the same together with costs.
j. CLOUD, Clerk.
Leland 81 Swift, Pl'tf7s Att'ys.
Ottawa, Feb. 26, 1871. 4I-4t.
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,,.v9A THEIR LARGE
ENsssiS FEOURENG MEL,

g S:S2esss y containing EIGHT Runs OF
French Burr Stones, designed for both
country and merchant work, and to be
equal to any in the Union in all its parts,
will soon be in operation; when they
will be prepared, and happy TO "grind
eUery mans grisf' who will give them
a call, in the best possible manner; and
customers may rest assured that the g toll
dish" shall not be too large, nor be
"stricken 'oith q crooked hmad."
They will also want, so soon as the
four merchant run are completed, all the
Good Winter Wheat they can get,
for which liberal price will at all times
he paid at the mills Of the company !;
and they would say to farmers in this
vicinity, that they cannot grow too much
of that commodity.
The Company have now and will con-
tinuc to keep on hand, a large and general
assortment Of Merchdndi-e,
which will be exchanged (as also will
their lunber,l for wheat and most other
kinds Of country prodccc.
Marscilles, Jan. %, 1871. 37--f.
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NJ Office is hereby given to Sarah
Y Rchey, widow of William Richey,
deceased, James Hair and Polly, his wife,
Peace Walker and Rehecca, his wife,
John Richey, Ira Baker and Margaret,
mis- wife, Alexander Stephenson and Rho
da, his wife, George Rchey, James Rich.
ey, Emily J. Richey, and Harriet Richey,
children and heirs at law of the said
William Richey, deceased, that petition
has this day been filed with the Clerk of
the Circtit Court for the county of La
Sale and state of Illinois, praying said
court, at its next term thereof, to be hol-
den on the second Monday of May next,
at Ottawa in said county, for reasons in
said petition mentioned. for division of
the east half of the southeast quartet If
section Is, in township 33, north of range
5, east of the 3D. principal meridian, and
the town lots in Richey's additions to
Marseilles in SAID county of Lasale,
which were owned jointly by the said
William Richey and myself at the time
of his decease, and that the dover of the
said Sarah Richey, in the said premises,
may be assigned and set of to her.
WILLIAM w. RICHEY. n
LELAND 81 SwIFr, Solicitors.
March IL. 1871. 43-.4w
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stats OF ILLINOIS, Lasalle circuit court
LGsaIie county. to May term, ls4l.
Richard r. .S,cjf, I

LdsaHe county. } TO May term, lS4l.
Richard X. S,ejf,1
Thomas Htlch, } S27s.
NOTICE is hereby given to the said
= Thomas WEIGH, that writ of at
tachment, issued out of the Clerks Office
of the circuit court Of Lasalle county,
dated the 18th day of March, A. D. 1910,
at the suit of Richard X. Swift, against
the estate of the said Thomas Welch, for
the sum of two hundred and seventy
eight dollars, directed TO the sheriff of La
sale county to execute, which said writ
has been returned by the said sheriff as
having levied upon the following describ-
ed lands, 10 wit: g the n. T.. 1 section
81, Township So, Range . East of Sd
principal Meridian, and also, all the right
and title Of the said Thomas Welch in
the above township" and that said suit is
now pending before the said circuit court
of Lasallc county. Now unless you, the
said Thomas Welch, shall personally be
and appear before the said circuit court,
on the first day of the next term thereof,
to be holden at the Court House in Otta-
wa, on the second Monday in May next,
give special bail and plead to the said
plaintiffs action, Judgment will be entered
against you, by default, in favor of the
said plaintiff, and the property attached
will be sold to satisfy the same together
with costs. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Hoes, Pitts. Atty.
Ottawa, Feb. IS, 1871. 4l-4t
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FUESS AND SFAENS.
Silks 81 Vc2ycts.
Positively the Last Cali.

a LII persons indebted TO the late firm
VA Of Walker and Sanger are informed
that the same must be settled by cash or
otherwise Immediately. Those neglect
ing this notice may expect to ind their
accounts in the hands of an officer for col
lection, after the 9th of March next.
Feb. 10, II. j. Y. SANGER & Co.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
administrators Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the
IA estate of John .4rgVjright, dcceas-
ed, are hereby notified ard requested to
present the same to the subscriber, admit
nistraior OF said estate, or 10 the Probate
Justice Of Lasallc county, within nine
months from the date hereof All per.
sons indebted to the estate are requested
to make payment Immediately.
WILLIAM TURNER,
Administrator
Ottawa, Feb. 81, lstl. i2--iwr
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19

La SALE COUNTY.
la Sale Cigcmi, Conrs, TO May Term, aSar.
JOIN v A. HOES
US Attachment.
DAVID N. rrnuayN. sl,o65 10
N Office is hereby given to tho said
"a David n. Terhcun, that writ of
Attachment, issued out of the Clerk S
Office of the Circuit Court of La Sale
county, dated the 10Th day Of July, AID.
1910, at the suit Of John V. A. Hoes,
against the estate Of the said David n.
Terhcun, for the sum Of ten hundred and
sixty five dollars and nineteen cents, di-
recled to the Sheriff OF La Sale county
TO execute, which said wri, has been re-
turned by said Sheriff as levied upon
"the following tact of land, to wit: sixty
feet front on Columbus street, one humid
red and twenty feet deep in States add-
ton to Ottawa, Lasalc county, bounded
rs follows, north by a lot on which Pyam
Jacobs resides, south by lot occupied
by p. II. Blizzard, being the premises
occupied by Benjamin Broom6cld, and
situated on Columbus street. in fractional
block eighty seven, (S7,) and also the
dwelling house OF said tract of land :"
and also as served on David Wells, Phin-
ems S. Mulford, Joseph Rcddick, Benja-
min Bloomfield, George H. Norris, and
John BeresioTd, as Garnshces that an
other writ of attachment, issued ont Of the
SAID clerks Office, dated the 23d day OF
November A. p. 1910, at the said suit OF
the said John V. A. Hoes, against the es-
tate Of the said David n. Terhcun, for the
said sum ofteu hundred and sxty-Gye dol
lars and nineteen cents, directed to the
sheriff of l.asalle county to execute, which
said last mentioned writ has been re-
turned by the said sheriff. as served upon
Thomas Bealc, G.. J.. Thompson, and
Horton Twiichcl as garnishees and that
said suit is now pending before the said
circuit court of La Sale county. Now
unless you, the said David n. Terhcun,
shall personally be and appear before the
said circuit court on the first day Of the
next term thereof, to be holden at the
court house in Ottawa, on the second
Monday in May next, give special bail
and plead to the said plaintiffs action
Judgment will be entered against YOU by
default in favor Of the said plaintiff, and
the estate attached az aforesaid viii be
sold 10 satisfy the same together with
costs. j. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, Feb. &c, 1871. il--4sw
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STATE or ILLINOIS, ! Lasalle circui, court
La Sale county, to May term, 1871.
Elisabeth L. Morey, !
VS.. In Chancery, Lii
Benjamin ~ Mercy, } bel for divorce.
i L appearing by satisfactory affidavit,
\ filed in the Clerks Office of the cir
cult court of Lasalle county, that the a
hove named defendant, Benjamin NJ. Mo-
rey resides without the limits of the state
of Illinois. Notice is therefore hereby
given TO the said Benjamin NJ. Morey,
that the complainant, Elizabeth l.. Morcy,
has filed in the clerks Office of the cir.
cult court Of said county, her bill in chan.
Gerry against the said Benjamin NJ. Morey,
praying for divorce, and that a summons
in chancery has been issued against him,
returnabc before the said circuit court OF
Lasalle county, and that said suit is now
pending before said circuit court. Now
unless you, the said Benjamin NJ. Mercy,
shall appear before the said circuit court
on the first day Of the next term thereof,
to be holden at the Court House in Oua-
wa, on the second Monday in May next,
and answer the said complainant's said
bill, the same will be taken as confessed
against you and decree entered accor.
dinghy. J. CLOUD, Clerk,
Farewell, Solicitor for complainant.
Ottawa, Feb. 26, 1871. 4l-4t.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, J Lasalle circuit court
La Sale county: to May term, ls4l.
Noses Booth, !
Martial Heavenlm, ! slOe %
re- Office is hereby given to the said
' Martial Heavenhill, that writ of at
tachment, issued out of the clerks Office
of the circuit court of Lasale county,
dated the Goth day of January A. D. 1871,
at the suit of Moses Booth, against the es-
tate of the said Martial HeavenhiIl, for the
sum of one hundred and six dollars and
ninety-eight cents, directed to the sheriff
of Lasal!e county TO execute, which said
writ has been returned by the said sheriff
as levied upon the following described
lands, to wit: Lot number 9 OF north
west quarter of sec. No. seven ~, +.
80, n, range No. six e.. east Of the
third principal meridian; also, the north
east ! Of the south east of section No.
twelve (I2), in township No, thirty. five
(35). north range No. five (5), east Of the
third principal meridian; and, also, the
undivided half of a tanning mill, and or
the N. f. ! sec. -, and the s. l.. ! Of
the $. f. ] see. -, L. 50, n. Il. ), E.
Sd p NJ: and, also, as served on Abe
Gleason, as garnishee :" and that said sui
is now pending before the said circui
court of Lasalle county. Now, unles.
you, the said Martial IIeavenhill, shall
personally be and appear before the sad
circuit court, on the first day Of the mex
term thereof, to be holden at the cour
house in Ottawa, on the second Monday
in May next, give special bail, and plea'
to the said plaintiffs action, judgment vii
he entered against YOU by default, in iavo
of the said plaintiff, and the property at
tached will be sold to satisfy the sam
together with costs. J. CLOUD, Cfk.
DIcKEy 81 ICELAND, PrnGll's At'nies
Ottawa, Feb. 26, 1871. 4l-4w
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Splendid Assortment

Re- Office 10 School Treasures and
Y Teachers, that on Saturday, the
tenth day of April next, will be proper
toned, at my residence in Ottawa, the
interest of the School, College, Seminary
and County funds for 1910, among the
abstracts and schedule legally returned for
said year. All persons who owe interest
on county funds, are requested to pay the
same previous to the 10Th of April next.
CHARLES HAY WARD,
School Commissioner and Agent for
La Sale County.
Ottawa, March IL, 1871. 49, 3w
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NA ANTED by the MarSeHie3 Man
w uJacfwing Compang, 3 mill
wrlghts, and 3 joiners, to whom employ
mcnt for three or four months can be
given. Also, two or three good sawyers,
and a good blacksmith.
MarseWeS. March 5, 1871. Aft.