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District Court ofHe Uaacd S'ote,, /
within and for Tie District Of HlHo,s.S
In the matter Of the petition of Benjamin
b. Reynolds, Of LasalIc county, to be
declared a bankrupt and to be dlscharg-
ed from his debts.
"a Office is hereby given, that Benja-
= 9 min b. Reynolds, Of Lasalle county,
has filed his petition in this court to be de-
clared bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts, under the act Of congress
in such case made and provided; and that
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the sixteenth day Of
June next, at the district court room, in
the city Of Springfield, in this district, as
the time and the place for the hearing o
said petition; all persons interested may
then and there appear and show cause, i
any they have, why the prayer of said pc
tision should not be granted
Dated this 20th day of May, AID. 1872
LOGAN Il LINCOLN, soils. for pet.
Attest: JAMES +. OwINGs, elk.
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ME public are hereby cautioned a
h gainsl purchasing two notes, drawn
by the subscriber payable to John Griffin
or order, half cash and half produce, datet
March 4th, 1912. One Of said notes wa,
due on the LIST Of May last, and the Other
is payable on the LIST of March next.
The subscriber having accepted order;
on the said John Griffin to the fall a
mount of said notes, will, therefore, no
pay them. JAMES O'CONNER.
Peru, June 3. 1912, l--3tf
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District can't Of HE Uajlcd Suies, !
within and for The District nj RnoiS. {

District COWt oi HE Uajled Siuiss.
Wibin and ior the District NJ HDois.
In the matter Of the petition Of Constant
Abbott, of I.asalle county, to be dccIar-
ed a bankrupt and 10 be discharged from
his debts.
q Office is hereby given, that Constant
~ Abbott, Of Lasalc county, has filed
his petition in this court to be declared a
bankrupt and to be discharged from his
debts, under the act Of congress in such
case made and provided, and that an order
has been duly entered in lhis court ap.
pointing the 10th day of June next, at the
district court room in the city OF Spring.
field in his district, as the time and place
for the hearing Of said petition; all per.
sons Interested may then and there appea,
and show cause, If any they haye, why
the prayer Of said petition should rot be
granted.
Dated tiHs 2olh day of May, \. 3. 1912
LOGAN a. LINCOLN, soils for pet.
Attest; JAMES Il. OwINos, Cl'k. ..
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Administrator Notice.

NOTlCE is hereby given, that all per
! sons having claims on the estate o
James How, deed, will present them for
settlement, either to Royal BulIarA, Pro
bate Justice, for tho County Of Kendall
at his Office in Norkyillc, o, Harvey II
Williams, at his house in Washington
Precinct in the same county, within min,
monihs of this date.
N.ll. WILLIAMS Admir-.
Ponnheld, May FL, 1912. LIT
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EN- tie matter Of tic petition Of Francis
L lie EeGu, bankrupt, TO be discharged
from his debts. Notice is hereby given
TO all creditors and others interested Of
Francis lie Bean, bankrupt, TO appear
before the district court Of the United
States on tie llth day Of July, A. d.
1912, at the city of Springfield, in the
dislric! of Illinois, and slew cause, if any
they have, why the aforesaid Francis lie
Beau should not receive final discharge
from all his debts and a certificate thereof
be granted 10 him.
Dated at Springfield, this 9Th day Of
April, A. y. 1912. J. BRADFORD,
Solicitor Tor petitioner.
Strong g. Doremus, Counsel. 4S--Ow
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NO;iCc.

TEVHERE will be offered at public sale,
q at the late residence of JosEpu
CLouD, deed, in the town Of Ottawa, on
the sth day of July next, the personal
property Of said decd. The terms will
be ~ months credit, the purchaser Civ.
ing bond with approved security, for al
sums Of five doIIard and upwards, under
five dollars, cash in hand. Sale in law
full hours.
NEWTON CLOUD, Admir-,
JANE NJ. CLOUD, Adm'x,
Ottawa, June 3, 1912. LIT.
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Elour. Flour. Flour!

TENllE subscribers have just received
b and will hereafter be supplied with
flour from the l'ermRioa Mills, which
they will sell for cash AT the lowea mar
ket price, aud will warrant every barrel
sold equal 10 any ever offered in this
market. Price now, 81 20.
\ b. II any should prove bad, tho
money will be returned on return If the
hour. CUSHMAN Il THOMPSON.
Ottawa, March IL. 1912. 42--if.
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I'm the matter Of the petition Of UiHian,
- b. Coanci,y bankrupt, 10 be dis
charged from his debts. Notice is hereby
given 10 all creditors and others interested
of William B. Connolly, bankrupt, 10
appear before the district court of tho
United States on the 18th day Of July,
A. ID. 1912, at the city Of Springfield in
the district of Illinois, and shew cause,
if any they have, why the aforesaid VIII
liam Is. Connolly should not receive
final discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof be granted to him.
Dated at Springfield, this eth day of
April, A. d. 1912. j. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong g. DOremus, Counsel. 4s--Ow
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Agricultural Notice.
Ottawa, June II, 1912.

A meeting Of the executive committee
of the l.asalle County Agricultural Socle-
~. will be held at the court house in OF
tawa, on the 18th day of June, 1912, al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
BY order of the President.
l.. BALDWIN, Sec.
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District cfhc Umjiet States, tritdin ona
for the District az illinois,.

District ofhe Udfet States, miidin and
for the District Of Illinois.
In the matter of the petition Of Joel
UaWer, of Kendall county, to be de-
clared Bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts.
n Office is hereby given, that Joel
Y Warner, of Kendall county has
filed his petition in this Court to be de-
clared Bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts under the Act Of CONG ss,
in such case made and provided and
that an order has been duly entered in
this Court appointing the 3Gth day OF
June next, at the District Court Room in
the City Of Springfield in this District,
as the time and place for the hearing OF
said petition; all persons interested may
Then aud there appear and show cause, il
any they have, why the prayer of sale
| petition should not be granted.
Dated this 25lh day of May, AID. 1912
SPRING & CHAMPLlN,
Attest. Solicitors for Petitioner.
JAMES +. OwtNGs, Clerk 2-2v
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~. n. brewster.

t,~,,~ F5fmaraiRg g. Commission
s. s., So lfcfchG1, Pruu, La Sale
county, Illinois.
Peru. March /. 1912.
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4 n the matter of the petition of Horton
n 2~itcheH, bankrupt, to be discharg-
ed from his debts. Notice is hereby CIV
en- to all creditors and others interested Of
Horton TwltcheA a bankrupt, to appear
before the district court Of the United
States on the llth day Of July, A. ID.
1912, at the city of Springfield, in the
district of Illinois, and shew cause if any
they have, why the aforesaid Horton
Twitche!l should not receive a final dis
charge from all his debts and certificate
thereof be granted to him.
Dated at Springfield, this 9Th day Of
April, A. ID. 1912. j. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong g. Doremus, Counsel. 4S--ow
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j. Hoffman.

For,carding 8. Commissicn
- ss.. \ ss-iis: Merchant, Peru, La Sale
county, Illinois,
VIII auend faithfully to all business entrusted
to his care.
Pesu, Dee. "A, lS4i. . If.
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EXccu;riX's Notice.
District Cont of The United States. within
ind for th2 District Of Illinois,


in the matter Of the petition Of George
". Merrill, of Kendall county, To be
declared bankrupt and TO be discharg-
ed from his debts.
NT Office is hereby given, that
Y George w. Merrill, of Kendall
county, has filed his petition in this court
to be declared a bankrupt and to be dis.
charged from his debts under the act OF
Congress, in such case made and provi.
ded: and that an order has been duly
entered in this court appointing the Sth
day of July next, at the District Court
room in the city of Springfield in this
District, as the time and place for the
hearing of said petition all persons in
terestcd may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated this Ord day of June, 4. D. 1912
BUTTERFlELD e. COLLINS,
Attest, Solicitors for Petloncr.
JAMES +. OwINGs, Clerk, 2--2W
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4 n the matter of the petition Of Harrison
4 b. ChubbUck, a bankrupt, to he dis
charged from his debts. Notice is hereby
given TO all creditors and others interested
of Harrison b. Chubbuck, bankrupt,
to appear before the district court of the
United States on the lth day of July, A.
d. 1912, At the city of Springfield, in the
district Of Illinois, and shcw cause if any
they have, why the aforesaid Harrison B.
Chubbuck should not receive a final dis
charge from all his debts and certificate
thereof be granted 10 him.
Dated at Springfield, this 9th day Of
hpul, \. ID. 1912. J. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong 6 DorcmHs, Counsel. 4s--0w
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I'm the matter of the petition of Isaac
~ p. Haiiock, a bankrupt, TO be dis
charged from his debts Notice is hereby
given to all creditors and others interested
OF Isaac p. llallock, bankrupt, TO appear
before the District Court of the United
States on the 9Th day of July, A. d. 1912,
at the city of Springfield, in the District
of Illinois, and shew cause, if any they
have, why the aforesaid Isaac p. Hallock
should not receive final discharge from
all his debts and certificate thereof be
granted to him.
Dated al Kendall county, this 2ls, day
Of April, 4. ID. 1912.
PETERS & GALE,
40--l0sw. Solicitors for petitioner.
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'|EV NO. IttVT ~ q UITIV
A IL persons having claims against
"a The estate of Isaac Thorpe, late
Of LasalIe county, deceased, are hereby
notified and requested to present the same
to the subscriber, administrators Of said
estate, Or to the probate justice of said
county, within nine months from the date
hereof. JOEL ALNORD,
May 10, lS42---5l--iw Administrator.
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\ the matter of the petition of John
n Il. Merritt, bankrupt, TO be dis
charged from his debts. Notice is hereby
given to all creditors and others interested
of John r. Merritt, bankrupt, TO appear
before the district court of the United
States on the llth day of July, A. d.
1912, at the city of Springfield, in the
district of Illinois, and shew cause, if any
they have, why the aforesaid John H.
Merritt should not receive final dis.
charge from all his debts and certificate
thereof be granted TO him.
Dated at Springfield, this sth day of
April, A. d. 1912. j. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong &. Dorcmus, Counsel 4s--0w
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ith Of July.

The citizens Of Oftdica and ulcn'Iy
are respectfully inrited 10 meet at The
Court House Tomorrow ereaihg, al
early condic-hght, for The purpose Of
taking into consideration the proPriety
Of celebrating the approaching danicer-
sary Of american Independence, on tenn
perence principles, and 10 make The ne
ceSsary arrangements should The NEE
ting determine 10 celebrate. June II.
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Sl;slC SGp.llr.

Fellow CiTIzENs: - Having been solicited
by the farmers, mechanics and workingmen,
now Offer myself as their independent candidate
for the office of STATE SENATOR at the next
August election, in this senatorial district, COM
prisng the counties OF Lasalc, Grundy and Ken
dali. And, gentlemen, if elected, | will assure
you that will not legislate on party principles,
nor with the cup of Notwithstanding but
the peoples good shall meet my appreciation.
Yours respectfully
WILLET TERRY.
Ottawa, Jan. l. 1912.
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WIN. RICHARDSON,
Administrators Noiite.

Ottawa, April 27, 1912. 52--6W
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
ORIGINAL
iCORRESPONDEMCR.l
Yazoo City, MaY "a. 1RA

Mr.. r. ABsEY:-
Dear Sir,-The undersigned having been
appointed by the YazOl Library Association.
a Committee TO request Of you d copy Of YOUR
very able Address delivered before The AS
ISOLATION, on Monday evening the 25th ult.,
for publication, hope that you will cheerfuIly
comply with the request, and thus crafty the
wishes Of the members Of the Association.
ts N. q. NYE,
]. A. STEVENS,
I.t #t' H. HARRISON.
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Boston Plantation. May 9Th, 1912.

Messrs. NYE, STEVENS & HARRIsoN:-
GentemeH,-I have received your note Of
the 4th inst, and herewith h9hd YOU nv
Address. have not vanity enough to re-
gard your remark of it as being veTy able as
any thing more than a formal compliment !;
nor on the other hand have any apologies
to offer for it's many imperfections, induced
somewhat perhaps by constant employment
in the farm field and lack Of seasonable OPP
POrtunity 70 consult books or publications in
preparing it. ! feel that il is highly honored
by the request of the Association for its pub
LEGATION. am, gentlemen,
-.. Your friend, & obi sv't,
R. ABBEY.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.

The organ of the Wing majority in Con
press has taken digni6ed fright at the idea OF
jmpeaching the President Ii quotes our para
graph notifying our readers of our intention to
make known the plan of the conspiraors, from
the U. S. Gazette, and remarks:
Meeting with the alarming notification in re-
spectacle journal the United States GIzette, we
looked INFO the Madsonian of Saturday for the de-
tails Of this conspiracy to tear down the Executive
branch of the Government"
Now the Inlelligencer perpetrates dignifed
story in the above. The editor must have
looked into the Madisonian on Friday morning,
the day the announcement appeared, be-
cause there was $50 advertisement marked
for him, which was copied greadlly enough. And
as for meeting with il in the u. S. Gazette, that
is all humbug TO offend us-but we will not be
offended--the Gazette containing it only reached
Washington Saturday night. AS for respec.
liability, that of the Inlelligencer, the u. S. Ga
zette, and the Louisville Journal, is indispu
table.
But we are glad the Intelligencer repudates
Bolts.
The Intelligencer proceeds:
at hardly be necessary to say for the informa
ton of any intelligent reader, that this soly, with all
It's circumstances, altogether destitute of founda-
,on unless be perchance in some sport've remark
in familiar conversation which has been mistaken for
.erious suggestion Certain it u.s. that no design
in anywise resembling that imputed to the Wings in
Congress entertained by them party, if by any
individual belonging TO that party"
If any intelligent reader places reliance on
the above assertions, we can only say that he
will be made fool of. The Intellgencer
knows well enough that such movement has
not only been in contemplation by the leading
Wing, in Congress, but was absolutely deter
mined on by them. 1t is possible Bolts has
been frightened from his purpose, and being the
leader OF the Wings in this business, of course
the conspiracy will be failure-a poor abortion
another stigma on the party. Poor ! otis TO
be thus nithdrdlpn!
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PHOCION.
Correspondence Of the MadisOnian.

RICHMOND, Va, July, lS42.
Since last wrote you the Clay wings Gf the
Richmond Wing is true exponent Of their
feelings and principles) are perfectly rabid.
My firm belief is that they would sacrifice no.
their base political designs which they have
promulged, and those they have in embryo-and
all for the sake of making one man President,
who has been standing defeated candidate
ever since lS24-the ever memorable year in
which bargain, intrigue, and corruption, were
prominently exhibited, to place Henry Clay in
line of safe precedents-the man who, on his
return from the negotiation at Client, charged
upon his political ally, John Quincy Adams, a
disposition TO barter away the navigation of the
Mississippi for the advantage of the Cod fl he
ries-and who, In the face of this grave charge
gave his polit cal influence, dsobeying the voice
Of his constituents, TO elevate this same John
Quincy Adams These political "reminiscences
are yet vivid in the minds Of the People, and
they well satisfied that, if Mr.. Clay would
al that day, stoop to elevate a man whom he
had denounced as treacherous to the interests
of his country, in concluding an important ne
gotiation, that he would, at this day, when il is
his last chance, stoop still lower TO elevate him
self
To justify me in this bold, but true assertion,
| appeal to the history of the last two sessions
of Congress, the acts Of which speak for them
selves, and those who were the prominent ac-
tors. Do they not justify me in the assertion
RI do =, no ,,t,, Ill
of his country to arouse from his lethargy and
awaken the public mind to the true interests OF
the country and sustain the President in his no
bic defence of the CONSTITUTION and his firm
determination to adhere faithfully to the solemn
compliance of the Compromise act of 1s33-in
which he took an activ, part
The disposition evinced by Bolts to impeach
the President (the man who committed such an
outrage upon common sense and decencv as to
become the author of "Coffee House, letter
developing his political mania and the designs
the Clay-whigs, in Congress, had towards hm)
has created but little or no sensation herein
fact, it has caused all sensible men to laugh
right out at such consummate stupidity-and
really begin to believe that the People of the
metropolitan district Of Virginia, of which the
Richmond Wing often boasts to sustain Bolts
has really become tired and disguised with his
whole course, and are now waiting patiently for
his time to7expire
Ihe Presidents motto-saius popuH supre-
ma est ier--is duly appreciated by the great
body of the People, and before the close of his
Administration, if he marches onward, as he
has started, in the discharge of his public duty,
he will be greeted with their approving smiles,
and his Administration will be placed parallel
with those OF his illustrious Republican prsde-
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TYLER DINNER IN OLD BERKS ON
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

We make the following extract from the
Reading (Pa.) Gazette:
Before the following toast was read, the President
addressed the assembly in very eloquent and power
fu manner in support of President iylers inJepen-
dent administration, calling upon the citizens assem-
bled Tally Americans around the standard OF one
who has proved himself superior TO political dIcta,ioD
and who, in the feeling OF untry, had forgo, party
-repeliDg the unwarrantabc assaults made upon the
President and bis administration and denouncing the
facous maj orty in Congress for the course they pur-
sued in preventing the adjustment of every great ma
tiona question, merely to embarrass the Executive or
TO head the President.
3 John Tyler: The indeI enjent President OF the
United States let him, in the language OF the dying
patriot "s,and by the true principles OF The Govern
incentive ask for nothing more
Music-Hail 10 the Chiei who In triumph ad-
vances.
Old Berks Ever ready to appreciate honesty,
be it in friend OF foe.
Musc-Yankee Doodle.
T. Freedom in Politics and Independence of Party.
Washington bad no party in Congress-he desired
none may his successors initiate in all things the H.
lustrIous example OF the Father Of bis Country
Muslc-Scots VIA ha wi Wallace bled.
S The Veto Power constitutional barrier
against ~ advised and corrupt legislation from this
part Of the Constitution we say hands Of"
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NEW PAPER-THE UNION.

Major Noah, one of our ablesl and most dis
tinguished writers, it will be seen, is about to
commence the publication of new daily paper
IN New York, devoted.to the support of the Re-
publican Admin ,tratlon. Success attend it
and 1t will be successful. We give the follow
ing extract rom the prospectus:
propose publishing a new evening paper to be
called !" HE u MON" soon necessary arrange
mens can be made. The UNloa will be Beautifully
printed on foe paper and the several delarI ments,
Political Commercial, Financial, Lii erary, and MIS-
ceaneous, viii each be assigned gentlemen of aoi-
ny and ex ference, and in us Domestic and Foreign
Intelligence, the Union viii not be surpassed by any
paper OF It's class Its politics will be OF the Oh Re-
publican School, and il will support the measures Of
the General Administr ation and address itself To the
moderate and patriotic of all parties striving by
every constitutions means and at an alarming crisis
of public affairs to urge The adoption of sautary laws
and promote the prosperity and tranquility OF the
country more detailed view Of the whole plan and
principles of the paper will appear in the first mum
ber."