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Am ERiCAN mUSEUM.
Corner Br0od,uay and Ann sfr.ek.

vc,, Under the Mansg ement orMr p r R,rr,r,
livery DAY AND EVENING THIa WEI r.
u. %e ss MoS1d.y March HARRiNGToN Sns
wh performed before crowded 10 this CIV
or nunortd and sixty five nights IL en-
vsse1 PoIiNely Tor one only. HANZOO he Ch,nss.
VINO sstonish all viii
NE anS 10 longer The splendid nodel Of the CITY
a s be 1ih r pSsiysiy ssr s. Ps.IeL
t "l Ni MIR q M rch EALLS OF N! AgARA with rel
LADY FaE6 CEF ~ the bs;sii d:nesr ALBISG
ma; and 500 600 eur,osities splendid dsv ~ f
axes place every edn.sday and SatuPoav aHsysoon
Aom'ttahce to the whole IS children mn crre
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90 Ar CHEaAw, 8 c., Dr.. Hoptsn and the post
master, report the following cass:The lady Of Mr..
Brown Bryan, the post m sster had sore nipples and
sweed breast that in spite Of all remedies they could
use continued grow Till the breast broke with
the loss Of nipple All other remedies had failed and
Dr. Hepton procured from Msiden Lane Dalleys Pam
Extractor. which made perfect the perfect
fort and delight Of the poor sufferer and her friends
The above gentlemen will fully cou6rm the above.
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THFTiAHT Tn: vG GAED1 p; ". wHEATLEY's BENE.
h.s lIIends and III. public that his bens viii Az o:ss p
,v,n'Sg merit March is which ocsaicn VII
Evelyn. Mr.. Wheatlsy S.r John. Mr. Ch;r,;~A.,.
SIR Frederick, Mr.. Andrews Graves NJ. E "s.s
Clara, Miss Csshmsn
After which
-. The BOARDING. SCHOOL
M;.: RvIhs' cMrs " neauey Mns Eggs, Mrs Vernon
~ - I ss might e 10 Int Miss 8. Cua,msn
10 Cone'aoe WITH ihs 9r. act Of CHARLES OMALLEY.
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BOOKKEEPING.

THE Counting Rooms ofC e. MARSH, No. So Cedar at
continues open from A. M PM. The course or IN.
srucon pursued by Mr. Marsh thorough course Of prae
tier.
he NJ AT he ron IaS;.
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90. AMERIcAR MusEuM "A densely crowded audience
assembled last night rect the old public IA voie Mr.
Harrington. His performances, also those Of Yam
Zoo, La Petite Certo &C., drew forth thunders Of ap.
plause That experiment in Animal Magnetism has lost
mono fits powers The whole performances to be
repeated this evening Tomorrow afternoon, at three
o'clock, there will be splendid day performance for the
acsomnodation Of ladies, and such persons cannot
conveniently attend in the evening See advertisement.
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n n q 80 "A = 49,
STGNOR DE BFGNIS

PEGs rsest resp faly 70 inform hs ssds the public
''' NILE nII% s. 1siif sei MEIIzEr
l make her last previous to her return to aa
MADAME OTTO
will appear ard sG non f bE sEGSs
4: e Il; VII M
Earh,r ssfi,eulars v IN be shortly advertised
sssss $M SSs
SPAnK THEATRE. =
THIS EVENING, March rs. isasThe performances will
ss.. os.,.
Grace HAY ss4 sSsS.'' Ne NJ: ssss sios
%sAr gaI TsH %S.t Ns. sax c..
capt ITn ,.. d. % Paeide Pys Henry. Abbot
-.s-.on-bores 81 Pit SO cents Gallery IS csala
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS sLTESSe' as2ss ,sSoErh. MIGHT v;
p.,n,.r. + i S;,i ;SH; ,si gu
NJ" Bsaour, Mis-. as. "s h hs:; Nj H., TSSI.: be-:
fait sTTs'f !,
a''SE: ::... ss s;' H. zs::
THE e. So i1siss' f .i's ''''''
Elizabeth, .mMsr, Ihosns
SoIss ssesnts I'd and I'd tievsas, Pit a. s,ss
n-oysooen ct q: Curtain rises AZ pr:eissIy ~
hAXChGAL's OIL mfAU VaEATNH.
THIS EVENING, March Is---,The performaue. w;u
commence with WIN
The MARRIED BACHELOR
81. =, Or Master and Man
Sir Charle5 Courtall, Edwin rruss ..
Lady Courta, Mss sins.,o. oro"s
After With
GIN kELLA,
C;nderc,,a Anee' Mr.. Porneastls
'~' 49,, Mrs Timm
~, RICHARD NO liz
nchard, Muchcl-Heury King kNxk.~.,
Sally Ann, Mia Hoh, -. tN~s"s -
To conclude with
MRS. WI0OINS
Inn =, =. Graham Young Wirxiu, rAv;.
Aa,,;..;a oung Mrs miggins, Miss Singleton.
~ cents Private boxes So o'p' s"Sss = esnu'
Door. ossn stseyse Curtain rises at hafpast seven
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>0@ ~ PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY and
int rm' diate places daily at ave O'Clock p
;H.-.-.~M M, fr 1m the Pier between Courtiandt and
he eomnodious Steamboat RnCH .sTER Capt st.
The NORTH AMERIC A. Capt NJ H Iru,sdeii. ieav~
as above, Wednesday afternoon. at Ave o'clock
he above boats and substantial furnis he'd with
eeant State Rooms, and speed ard
unr.y died the Hudson
For passage or freight. spply on board, or to
p G. SCHULTZ,
mis- II afthe offc. on ~. Wha,r
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(,ONCERI-Mr. SHAW has the honor 10 inform ~. I.o
and Gentlemen Of New York that his uext Concert vii
ks place On Wednesday, evening 18Th at the Hall ef
whsn HI. dsushr May aud Rs,IA vii! honor
panied byMr T. L. WALKER the Piano Forte Who viii
perform solo Doors open at T. and the Concert 70 con-.
door only on the evening Of tn, Concert For zee
sI'r' rtI'r.
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rTvO SION. kE- FEKS ne cutters M !. .u
perior o., e aud 81 reasonable pries, WAITING Mer
Commercial for al kinds n cotton aud wool
len goods patent edtincs and Druggiss Labels at one DO
Seal, wh spprrp,.,s Js.rps cut " supsricr.y be-.
With improved epapeeo border ,ndsoey s,cs
keeprs ard typ printed Al 81 ,rds p~r nou. M
rrocured at other s'sh.hn.nt All persops rromet,
attended to BOLEN. Eperaver ma p~i,,~sF"'
ms imsodis' iH Broadway. betwees Wall and Fine \
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a1E sOK LIVERpOOL-1'o sail tn I7ih iDs-The
s&&&k ipleAdd fact sailing packet ship SHAKESPEARE,
Capt. A. Miner, take the bulk Of 1909 bills. and
will positively sail A. above.
freight or passage having ONE furnished accom-.
modaons apply board, at Orleans wharf, foot Wall It,
0Ito
Elk. COLLINS L CO.
South A.
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HAIR CUTTING AMP SHAVING. No. IL Park Row
III r. PUsSkDU from Italy rspsc,foy informs the puh
lie that he has enag his old ad well kn wn Emporiu OF
Fss and wiling accommodate the public has in
hal, eueg, u,,
Wss. Tcupees Seal g. made in the moo fnshsd
sp at r'uced prse' Also any arre OF the toilette 10
gritty the mot fastidious tas very rAtes
Ia eents razor- housd and gr,uad as cents
The public ted 10 call judse for the ms vrs
ml36t r. PUs Dvr. p-vk r.
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90 LOST-A Poisler Pup, about nin- months old
Nh dark brown, liver colored with white spot on
NOh. b, ast, and lost from No q United STREET on sa
il trained liberal I'd will be paid nny one re.
said dog TO No "a Nassau street, No Washng
ton Place. mia
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To ship M asters.
We shall esteem favor captains of vessels ARRIVING
nse wl gve 70 Commodcre Bassstt of schooner
report o. the shipping left At the port whence they sals
ns sroae. 90 their pssge and list Of their cargo
arriva We will rseiproeas The favor in any way ''
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DRS. SARGEANT AND
MADISON.

10 CAktENTERS, BUILDERS. Nc.
Just PuBtishED,-1he Modern Bgilder's 0sid<. con-
tanning eighty plates with full eupsns,ious
lNmard Lesscr Architect This work shouId be in ihe
hands otvery builder in hs country II eonsSus nm scc~
r,te realise Hsrd and Stair Rsine branck vh;eh ia
hsts:oors been hut .psrl.cy notice Other worE k
someiy bound in qnto, and rep etiniiy c-rvd 70 se
public, wholesale and retail, by the tubl,sher, :
WILLIAM d. SMITH.
Architect, Portrait and Card Enrrver,
$50 Bfoadw AZ, thsrd story.
Ir~sil~rs. kc - Mi I'm.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-14
ARRIVALS IL DEPARTURES
O + II HE Nj A lis .

gHVHE eastern and souther mails arrive and de-
L. part daily, except Sundays. Letters going
eastward are mailed at / o'clock, A. M.-south-
warlly' at o'clock, p. VI.
Tri-weekly mail up Fox River, via Dayton,
Worthwhile Pennfeld, Bristol, Oswcgo and Auro-
ra to Genaya, arrives every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. and departs every
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
Weekly mail for the southwest, via Verm-
lionville, Point Republic Magnolia, &C., arrives
on Wednesdays and departs on Thursdays.
Weekly mail to Juliet, via Marseilles Morris,
Dresden, Kankakee and Shenahon, departs on
Fridays and arrives on Saturdays.
Weekly mail to Troy Grove arrives and de-
parts every Saturday.
Weekly mail TO Bloomington arrives every
Tuesday at 6 o'clock, p. NJ, and departs every
Wednesday, at o'clock, Am.
The Post Office is open on week days during
business hours, and on Sundays from 7 to A. M.
and from to 5p.M
A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster.
Ottawa, Oct. 7, l842. lS-3w
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate of Zaccheus Farwell, ir.
deceased, are hereby notified and reques-
ted to attend before the Probate Justice OF
LasaIle county, on Monday the 9th day
of December next, A. d., 1912, for the
purpose of having the same adjusted
that being the time fixed upon by the
subscriber, in pursuance of the statue, foI
the purpose of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of said decedent
JACOB FULLERTON,
administrator,
Oct. Z, 1912. l8-6w
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Sixteen and Sirty. An eloquent
modern writer observes, that "men look
back and laugh over the loves and sorrows
of their boyhood, and elderly ladies believe
that those are the days Of unmiXed happl-
ness. There is indeed a bloom and purl-
ty in early joy, which no after pleasure
can rival, no after prosperity revive; but
they have little practical knowledge of hu,
man nature who think the pang less Keen
the draught less bitter, at sixteen than al
sixty"
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against the TaIiff-ous and out, and after
all il passed the House by ONLY one vote !:

against the TaIiff-ous and out, and after
all it passed the House by only one vote {;
and good deal of eclat was supposed TO
attend it; and not little parade was made
about some one Wing who came forward
TO the rescue las it was called) and cast
that single vote. Now had not every
other gentleman that single vote-and dln
not the single vote of your neighbor, the
REPRESENTATIVE from the Mlddlesex Dis
trict, who voted for the Tariff out and out,
lust as steadily as did the distinguished
gentleman who represents this District,
decide the question! He held the Tariff
In his hands just as absolutely as if he had
the Presidential Veto.
"In the Senate it passed by a single
vote again. Could the friends of Tariff
have spared the two votes from Pennsyl-
vani, the enc from Mr.. Williams Of Maine,
and that Of Mr.. Wright of New York {?
Let us admit the truth, and a lawyer will
do that when it helps his cause. The
truth is far more favorable than such mis-
representations. The truth is, portion
of the other party came in to the help OF
the Tariff, and an important truth itls;
for | ask you, as composing apart OF the
industrious, hardy men of New England,
as caring for your children and their live
lihood, if you would wish such great
object as the Protection of your Industry
made ia mere party object-rlsing as party
rises, and going to its grave as the party
goes down. 1t is national question
the utility of Tariff of Protection-and
let all parties support it, because, though
l hope the ascendancy of Wing principles
may be perpetual, yeti desire to take for
the Tariff bond of security, more dura-
bic than are my hopes Of the perpetuity
of the Whig PUfy!"
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Correct Geography and Satisfies
The following locality and description of
Burlington, n. j., from the edinburgh
Gazetteer" is so correct. that doubtless
the compiler of that work must have been
a relatlca of "Major Longbow."
Huntington, city of the United States
Of America, and capital of New Jersey,
situated partly on an island in the river
Delaware, opposite Philadelphia, and part.
y on the main shore. 1t was founded in
the year 1858, and has been improving
ever since. 1t is regularly built; its streets
are wide, and 1t has large town house, al
excellent exchange for merchants, and two
very good bridges, the one called Londor
and the other York. The territory around
abounds in every kind of grain and provi'
slons, and carries on great commerce il
hides, whale-bone, oil, and fish"
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Seys Of Rassia.--As the beginning of
winter the peasant fares well ; eats whole
some rye bread and plenty of it. Toward
spring his stores, never well husbanded,
begin to fail, and the coarse rye flour is
eked out with little chopped straw :
but when the cold season is prolonged,
this position is reversed, and i, is the straw
which is to fill, not nourish, his body
$50 much so, that on exposure to the fire
shis wretched bread will ignite and blaze
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Notice 10 Stockholders

Af the "Marseilles Manufacturing Company"
W AS no election of directors has taken place
for the last two years as provided by the charter,
we hereby give notice that meeting of the stock
holders oitsaid company will be holden at the
house now kept by William Whipple at Mar
settles, on the 10th day of September next, at 3
o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of elecng five d.
rectors of said company. l.. KlMBALh,
WIN. WHIPPLE.
N. B. The above meeting has been postponed
to the 18th day of October next.
Nlarscilles, September 30, 1872
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Spirit Gas.
sale OF real estate

NNURSUANT to an order of the cir
n cult court Of Lasallc county, the I'M
dersigued, administrator Of Norton Gum,
deceased, will sell by public vendue at the
house of Reuben llacket, Esq, near the
premises, on the 22nd day Of October next,
at II clock, NJ, Of that day, the follow
ing real estate, to-wlt: The east half of
the southwest quarter OF section nine (0E
also the east half of the southwest quar-
ter of section three (3), all in township
thirly-one (3l) north of range three east
of the third principal meredian,
Terms of sale will be made known OF
the day of sale. DAVID REEDER,
Ottawa, July 3, l942.--6--5i. Aim'r
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Military Greed.

The Exeter News Letter says the fol-
lowing creed was adopted by the officers
of the American army at Verplank' S
Point in the year 1882.
We believe that there is great first
Cause, by whose Almighty fiat we were
formed and that our business here is 10
obey the orders of our superiors.
We believe that every soldier that does
his duty will be happy here, and that eve
ry such one who dies in battle will be
happy hereafter. We believe that Gen.
Washington is the only fit man in the
world to head the American army.
We believe that Nathaniel Green was
born General.
We believe that the capture of Ticon-
deroga was one Of those strokes which
stamp the man who dares to strike them,
with everlasting fame.
We believe that Baron Steuben has
made US soldiers, and that he is capable
of forming the whole world into a solid
column and displaying it from the centre.
We believe in his blue book.
We believe in Gen. Knox and his artil-
lery.
And, we believe in orr bayonets.
.4men.
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like torch. This insufficient fare is often
followed by an epidemic, typhus, or scar
let fever. This latter, especially, is the
scourage Of the land, and almost invariably
fatal to children and villages are some
times depopulaled of their Juvenile MEN,
bers, for those who struggle through the
fever are carried off by subsequent drop
sy.-LetterS from the Baltic.
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Notice.

VNNHE Executive Committee Of the
II La Sale County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. is requested to meet at the court house
in Ottawa, on Saturday the odd inst, at
o'clock. PM, for the transaction of busi
ness in relation to the payment Of premi
ums awarded at the late fair.
Oct. IA. WIN. STADDEN, Prsi.
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TIME Is MONEY.

FHyHE notes and accounts of the late firm Of
IL Weaver K Hise are placed in my hands iol
collection. will call once on each individual
and RO morei Those who have been called on
will find their accounts in the hands OF Esq
Fitch, ifnot paid before the 9Th of October.
s. =. SHOPE.
Nttawn. Sent 80. 1872
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FALL AND WINTER
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

VEvKE suhscrib1r, at 80 Main street, ST. Louis,
A. has received by late arrivals an extensive and
splendid assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
comprising almost every article usually kept in a
Clothing Store all of which is made up in a su-
peror and fashionable manner, by wholesale
clothing house in the city of New \ ORR, with
which he is connected, and enables him to sell not
only cheaper than any house in st. Louis hut a,
the LoOesi New York prices. Country merchants
in want ogclo;hing TO sell again will find it to their
interest to cali and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. NJ. BROWN.
September 80 1912. l7--2m
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4 Keen Boy.-At the time of the late excite
ment at Nauvoo, an exchange states, a man rode
up and enquired of "a boy where Joe Smith was,
thinking thereby to pump the boy and arrest
Smith through the information. The boy replied
that the prophet had assembled to heaven on Hiram
Smiths white horse, and he was just preparing a
kite to send his dinner to him The man pu,
spurs to his horse and rode of, saying there was
no finding out any thing by Mormon!
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Ghoa.-They have ghost at Washington
city. A lady has seen, on the wall of her cham
bor, at night, shadow OF a man with handles
arm outstvetched The shadow continued on
the wall for half an hour. She, on another night,
saw the shadow of woman distinctly traced.
There is an old grave yard just under the win
Iow
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Factory GirB.--The editor of tho Newhury-
port Herald says he saw handsome house build.
ing in Rowly, Mass, and, knowing the mason,
happened to ask whom it was for. He was in
formed that it was for two factory girls who work
ed in the factories at that place, and were build
ing the house out of their earnings.-Thus, while
the idle the careless, and dissipatcd have been
wasting their substance, and the cry of hard times
and poverty has been resounding in half the ha-
citations of the land, these girls have illustrated
the truth that the hand of the diligent maketh
rich"
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Aamiaistratrir's Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of Joseph Becker, de-
ceased, are requested to present the same
within nine months TO the subscriber or
to the court Of probate of La Sale county
for settlement. URSULA BECKLER,
Ottawa, Oct. 6, lS4l.-lS-4t .Ad,n'a
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DIR. Green's Linfnena.
State Of Illinois, : ..
Lasale county.
I.asalle Circuit Court--To the November Term,
\. ID. 1912.
On attachment.
Abraham Trumbo,
Jonathan b. Spencer.

Jonathan b, Spencer.
HDUBLlC notice is hereby given TO
Il the said Jonathan b b, Spencer, Of
Port Henry in the State of New York,
that two wrils of attachment issued out of
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of
said Lasale county, dated the 18th day of
June, A. ID. 1912. at the suit Of Abraham
Trumbo of the said county ofLasalle, and
against the estate of the said Jonathan B.
Spancer, for :he sum of twelve hundred
dollars; the one directed TO the Sheriff Of
said Lasallc county. and the other TO the
Sheriff of Grundy county in said State, to
execute which said writs have been re-
turned by said Sheriiis, as levied upon
the following described property. to wit:
The southwest quarter OF section twenty;
also, the east half of the southwest quar-
ter of section twenty-five, and also the
cast half of the northwest quarter of sec
ton twenty-five, all Of said lands being
in township thirly-,hree, north range four,
east Of the thirdprincipal meridian. The
east hall'of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton six, in township thirty-two, range
seven; also, the northeast quarter of Sec
ton FIVE, in township thirty-two. range
seven, aud the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton four, in township thirty-two, range
seven, east Of the third principal meridi-
an: Now, unless you, the said Jonathan
B. Spencer shall personally be and APP
pear before the said Circuit Court. on the
first day of the next term thereof, 10 be
holden at the court house in Ottawa on
the first Monday in November next, give
special bail and plead to the said plaintiffs
action, Judgment Will be entered against
you, in favor Of the said Abraham Trum-
DO. and tho said estate so attached as alore-
said, will DO sold 10 satisfy the same'
with costs. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, PrGs AIRS.
| Sspi. s, 1912. l4-4
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COL 7o9d-the American minister at st. Pc.
tcrsburgh, formerly aid to Gen. Harrison, the N.
Y. Journal of commerce states, was invited to a
MILITARY review by the Emperor, not long ago
Not being able to procure a horse of sufficient
bravery and beauty for the splendid appearance
he intended to make among the Representatives
of crowned heads, in the livery stables OF st. Pc
tersburgh, he borrowed a charger from the EN-
peror's stud, and, with the Thames uniform con-
spicuous on his person, be pranced and caracolled
amid the assembled thousands. But, alas !! for
the reasonable hopes Of man The gallant colo.
mel was soon endorsed, and his steed ran MASTER
less from the field. He was again mounted, and
with no better fate; and five successive times.
from five successive horses, he bit the ground
and then left the crowd, with the Notifying re.
Election, that no very favorable opinion could he
entertained by the Cossacis of even hero of the
Thames, who could not perform the first duty OF
a cavalry oiIicer-hold on to his horses back.
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HXNHEyEA

MARRIED--On Sunday evening last, in this
place, by the Rev. Charles Harding, Mr.. Jouv
WooDs 10 Mrs. CLARITY CoopER both of Eagle
precinct, in this county.
On Wednesday evening last, in this place, by
the Rev. ID. Newton, Mr.. G. w. KEAurwELL to
Miss DELLA GLEhsoN-all of Kendall county.