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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-01

MorE TnASKs yon NEws.-We are again under
obligations TO Harnden 81 Co and to Mr.. MulIikep.
Of the sseaner New Haven, for Boston pape rs in ad
vance Of the mail. To the former, also, for Albany
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WEArHEs HEsE AND AT rHE WEsr.-Yesterday
was musey. rainy, oppressive day. II is now very
probable that shall have no severe weather this
winter. Last Saturday the thermometer was up to
b5o in the shade and the streets as dusty in mid
summer. We are not alone in the possession Of
such mildnes. All over the country il appears that
the same prevails. At ST. Louis, last Wednesday
week, the weather was warm, clear and mild as
the month Of April. The grass was springng up,
and the buds putting FORTH Every thing on the face
OF nature betoken spring
LATEST FROM VENEZUELA We have received
files Of FL Siglo to the 7ih of January. ~
We find in cne of them that His Holiness the
Pope has sent a Bull to the Archbishop Of Caracas
and Venezuela TO authorize for ten years the mar
rtage between Catholic and Protestant. "Thus,"
says FL Siglo, the orthodox can marry the hete-
rodox without any scruple Of conscience" This
important Bull was granted by His Holiness at the
request of the Prelste Of Caraccass Strangers can
therefore marry the beautiful young women Of that
country without changing their religion.
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. o'cIOck WUhdHy Morning.
Presdsnt and Directors If Bank # Pewwsyipenis:
GENrLExr,-I directed the AltoI neg General. b.
turdsy evenings 10 adopt proper legal
the Public Monies deposited in the Bank Of Peunsylvs
mia, well the interests Of all who in any way
creditors debtors Of that institution That officer Win
apply to the Supreme Court ct the earliest possible
ment this morning. for Injunction and the appoint
msnt Of Receiver to take charge Of all the Of The
Bank Ysu are now aPPrized Of that fact and directed
not to open your doors this morning. nor pay ont q
pose whatever. When the placed in the Gus
tody Of the law, the rights Of all parties will he fully
guaranteed. Respectfully,
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lmroArAsr PROM YucsrAs-It appears BY adj
vices from this republic, that il is again TO become
al part of Mexico. The reports Of the result; OF The
negotiations between that government and The
Mexican Commissioner, are now confirmed. ln
reunion with Mexico is fixed on a solid bass.
The terms Of the compact are such. ,hafihey are ap
proved both ia Yscstan and in Mexico, and give
the former the advantages OF both independence and
the Federal Constitution. The people generally ex-
pressed excessive Joy on the occasion We pity The
Yucatans for this movement. That they will BE-
cheated by Santa Asa".w do not entertain d ubt.
No mention is made OF he Tekian a.et which had
been OIL their coast.
erDpxr DRArss " THE ARNv.-COl. Alexander 3.
Cummings, Of the 4th recmeat Of U.S Infantry,
died n the city yesterday lie entered the service
IN lslG
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own labors for a while, until a concert on grand
scale, can be got up II is time to have such thing
LECTURE Music AT THE TABERNAcLE-The
New York Sacred Music Society have engaged
James +. Warner, of Boston, to give a lecture on
music, with illustrations, this evening" at the Taber
nacle.
In connection with the lecture, several pieces Of
music will beperformed, taken from Handel, Haydn,
and Mozart. The Society have put the Price
of tickets as low as twenty-five cents, in order TO
ensure large sale and large audience. They
pay the Rev. David Hale, for the use of the Taber.
nacle, $50 or $50. The services If Sgnor Watson
are also engaged,to crcise and blow up the lecturer
and the vocaists, but whether he gives his valuable
services gratis or otherwise, we have not yet ascer.
tanned.
The interest ct the lecture and concert will be Of
three fold character First-the lecture is addressed
to the mind and intellect, which will cause intel.
lectual pleasure sentiment half Of heaven and hall
Of earth. Second-hc concert, or pieces of music
which are addressed through the ear to the heart and
affections this forms pleasure allied to the hea.
veny mansions entirely, and has nothing earthly in
it, Third-the criticisms or Sisnor Watson, in the
New World, which have big broad touch Of the
same feelings which actuaed the gentleman who
fist entered Paradise. with his violin under his arm
and, looking askance at Eve when she was pluck
ing an apple and couple Of fresh figs for breakfast
played the reel Of ruin and made her dance out o.
Eden into a state ri Misery,
On the whole, TO night will be great nioh, in
philosophy music and criticism-so, let US all 10.
CHATHAM Notwithstanding the nele
mency Of the weather, this popular place OF amuse.
ment was filed to overlooking last evening. The
new pe;e OF the Mechanic and the Queen met with
great success The scene is laid in London in the
'iSteen,h century The piece is got up with gr at
taste and magn,fcence, is full of excitement, and
the uniiles well preserved throughout This ev,
mig the same pisces, with the spectacle OF Undas,
se 10 be repeated with the addition OF Therese, or
the Orphan Of Geneva Cawiu BY J r s.stt
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The Following Banks were not represented, in conse.
ouence Of not having received timely notice -
The Bank Of Northern Liberties. CTS
The Moy amensing Bank. ,.
The Kensington Bank.
On motion Of Mr. Dundas, of the Commercial Bank,
an arrangement to the effect agreed upon
subject the decision Of the respective Boards
osl meetings to he held this morning.
l. The Ranks TO issue their notes exclusively Of
the denomination Of $40 and upw ards.
!? The Banks TO make daily exchanges with each
other.
Balances to be settled weekly, or oftener a the or
uon oil the creditor bank TO be paid specie mp 10
the Isl Of Msrch Ia commercial bills not having more
than IS days 10 run after the LIST Of March exceeding
10 days to rum to be approved by the creditor bank
and gusrsnie d by the debtor bank.
safety fund Is also to DO created, thus the banks
oargest Capital deposit 500 900 EACH and those Of
smaller capital $50 900 each in the hands Of Trustees
each bank TO choose trustee and the whole to form
board The above sumsto be in specie treasury notes,
or eluay satisfactory security ON the dcfsuh Of any
bank the trustees to have power the security
10 such an extent az to pay the atom snd the de-
hutng bank 20 ethereaer uded from the arrange
ment n III
-. Ioresnns specie payments The lS If .4ss,lst-
lHumbus1
Anerth. adoption Of few further resolutions, not Of
general interest, the delegates adjourned.
Wemsy aid, that the Bank OF Pennsy lvania was not
represented.
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SIeNoR DE BEcSis DKcovEREp AT LAsr.-We
understand that this distinguished maestro has been
discovered, after very long and thorough search
lie has been quietly engaged for several months
past, in giving lessons in the theory and art Of mu-
sic to few fashionable ladies, who are brushing up
their musical studies preparatory to tour through
France and Italy. The Signor always shows him.
self TO be man ef taste and refnement-but we
really wish he W leave his fair pupils to their
own labors for while, until ccncer,on grand
scale, can be got up. Ii is time to have such thing
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-23
,,xes for 1912 about one-half on the pres
-, .ssessment. From this it will be seen

taxes for 1912 about one-half on the pres
an, assessment. From this it will be seen
that all the wretched consequences Of pay
ing now in deprecated paper can be avol-
ded without imposing additional burdens
upon the people. The reduction OF some
salaries, the curtailment of expenses, to-
gether with the large amount OF additional
lands which have become taxable this
year, will justify large reduction OF tax
es, and yet leave ample means TO carry on
the government on system of strict eco
nomy and until we get through the pre-
sent crisis, it will hardly be in our power
to collect revenue to pay any portion OF
our public debt. By acting upon this po-
licy, the revenue of 1912 will constitute
a fund to defray the expenses OF the leg's-
lature. and carry on the government until
the revenue of lS43 reaches the treasury.
This will place the legislature upon an IN
dependent footing, and enable us TO obtain
a control over the banks, whereas, here
tofore the banks have had the control OF
the legislature. In determining upon an
energetic course Of policy to save the state
from degradation, we rely for support up
on the virtue and intelligence of the peo-
ple. We will never believe that the citl-
zens of Illinois, for the paltry considera-
ton of paving years revenue In depre-
Grated paper, are prepared to sacrifice great
public interests, and jeopardlze the stabl-
| iity of their government. We learn that
some Of the collectors are determined to
nersist in the collection of the revenue in
the notes of the Bank of Illinois at Shaw
neetown. This would defeat the salutary
object we had in view in issuing the pro-
clamation but, most happily, we are IN
vested with lawful authority to prevent it.
The revenue law of 1899, which directs
that the notes Of the State Bank and OF
the Bank of Illinois at Shawneetown shall
be receivable in payment OF public reve'
nue.. never intended that their notes should
be received in such case for more thar
their current value. This is the only safe
aud rational construction that that law is
susceptible of; and upon it we are deter
mined to act. We therefore notify al
collectors of the public revenue Throughout
the state. that in collecting the revenue 70
1912 in deprecated paper, they will re
ceve such paFer at its specie value only
until otherwise directed by law; and W,
take occasion to notify them still further
that each and every collector, in account
inc to the state for the revenue collecte
by him in deprecated notes for 1912. wi
pc held responsible for the payment q
the revenue in such notes according t
their specie value.
THO. CARLIN, Governor.
, JAS. SHIELDS, .Auditor.
a Nj. CARPENTER. Treasurer
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Public sale.

FH7HE subscriber will sell at public ven
ID due, on Saturday The Isl dag Of Oc-
tojer merit, at his residence on Indian
Creek, about 3 miles south of Munson-
town, the following property, VIZ;
One Yoke Of Orrn, one Udgon' one
Buggy, one Prairie Plough one
Small Plough, eight ION Of Hoy, 10.
eether NTH rariety Of farming
utensils.
Also. lot of Household Furniture
consisting in part Of 3 sets OF Chairs,
Beds,eads, 4 feather beds, one new Cook
ipt Stove, 9 Tables, 2 Stands. &c. DC.
1erms--Casl exeep, for the oxen AM
wagon credit Of 3 months win be given
sale 10 commence a, 10 o'clock. A, NJ
| Sept. 9..3t BEAL HUMPHREY.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of decretal order of the
I'D Lasalle county Circuit Court, made
at its May term, A. d., 1912, will sell
on Saturday, the 9th day of November
next, A. D., 1912, at public sale, the
north half of the southwest quarter OF
section No. /, in township 30, north OF
range 3, cas-, of the third principal merl-
dian, to the highest bidder. Sale to be
made on the premises. between the hours
of 10 A. NJ, and o'clock Of the same
day.
Terms Of sale One fourth of the
purchase money to be paid on the day Of
sale. and the balance in equal payments
of six and twelve months, with interest
Security being given according to statute
w. III. w. CUSHMAN,
administrator ofthe estate Of
James Higgins, deceased
Ottawa, Sept. 20, 1912. Low.
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Wanted.
administrators Sale.

NNAKE notice, that in pursuance OF
an order of the circuit court OF LA
Sale county, made at the May term, A. D.
1912, directing us to sell the southwest
quarter of section IS, in township 30.
north of range 4, east OF the 3rd princi-
nal meridian, containing 1860 acres.
AIso-Thc east half of the southeast
quarter of section l3, in township NO.
30, of range east, containing so acres,
in the county of Livingston. and state OF
Illinois, being lands of which Matthias j..
Ross lately died sezed, for the payment
of the debts of the deceased, we shall! at
tend on the premises, on The goth day 81
October neat. between the hours OF 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, p. Nj. OF
said day, expose the same to sale at pub
lie vendue
The terms of sale will be, credit OF
one year, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, together with mortgage
on the premises to secure the payment af
the purchase money.
l.. WOODWARD, Admir-.
ADELlNE ROSS, Adm'x.
Ottawa. July 4th. 1912. CIV.
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lIarshal's Sale.

HDY virtue of writ of execution, is
d D sued out Of the United States cir
cult district court Ior the district OF Illinois,
in favor of the United States of America
and against John S. c. Hogan and Golson
Kerchival, have levied on the right, title
and interest of said defendants in and TO
the following described property, TO wit:
The south half of section No. six (G) in
township number thirty two, (a2. north
range No. five, (5,) cas-, ofthe third prin-
cipal meridian, situated in the county OF
Lasalle: Which | shall expose for sale at
public auction on Tuesday the 4ih day of
October, 1912, between the hours OF .
o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ, at
the door of the court house in the town
of Ottawa, WIN. PRENI lSo,
U. S. Marshal, District Of Illinois.
BvEDW. b. TALCOTT. Deputy.
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THO. CARLIN, Governor.
JAS. SHIELDS, .Auditor.
M. CARPENTER. Treasurer.
SHYlk ETEAG.

MhRRIED-Iast evening, ut Munsontown,
Mr. WILLIAM HASKELL to Miss MARTHA ANN,
daughter of the Rev. WEsLEv BATcnELLER, all
of this county.
rrThc copious supply of most delicious cake
that accompanied the above notice was feasted
upon with great gusto by our troupe, but an old
bachelor friend, after partaking Of Inc slice OF 1t,
was struck with strange melancholy, and gave
vent to his feelings in the following heart-rend-
ing strain:-
Alas. alas for the backelorS' club!
No more in single file they go,
But Cupid more bold than ever, the cub
Now takes of hco al q single jlo'c :
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School.

A SAWYER proposes opening a
"a. school for the instruction of
youths in the ordinary branchas of edu-
cation, in the Mechanics Hall, on Mon
day the 10Th inst. Though he cannot
boast of supernatural skill in the art OF
teaching, yet he ilatters himself that he
will be able to give general satisfaction.
The term will consist of twelve weeks Of
five and half days each.
TuIrIov: Rudiments, including Reading, Men
tai Arithmetic, and Geography, - dC
English Grammar and Practical Arithmetic, OC
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Algebra &c. 3 81
Assistance will also be rendered to be-
ginners IN the languages, if required.
! REFERENCES-Dr II. HuRLBUr, w. ii
w. CusuSAN, BENZ. THOMPSON, MARSHALL
MILLER.
Ottawa, Sept. II. 1912.
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School.

FE'HE undersigned would respectfully
I'd inform the citizens of Ottawa that he
will open school on the 3D. Of October
next, in the lower room of the old court
house. 1t will be well fitted for that pur-
pose. Tuition, 50 80 per quarter, for the
lower branches. s. {. LADD.
N. B.--Philosophy, Algebra, &C., will
be taught if required.
Ottawa, Sept. 10th, 1912. l5--2t
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State of Illinois, } ..
LaSalie county. "
Lasalle Circuit Court--To the November Term,
A. ID. 1872.
On attachment.
Abraham Trumbo,
Jonathan b. Spencer.

JOnalnan ID, opeIIcc'.
UnUBLIC notice is hereby given to
the said Jonathan B. Spencer, OF
Por, Henry in the State of New York,
that two writs of attachment issued out OF
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
said Lasalle county, dated the 18th day OF
June, A. ID. 1912, at the suit OF Abraham
1'rumbo of the said county of Lasalle, and
against the estate of the said Jonathan Is.
Spancer, for .he sum of twelve hundred
dollars: the one directed TO the Sheriff OF
said L.asalle county. and the other to the
Sheriff of Grundy county in said State, to
execute; which said wrts have been re-
turned by said Sherifs, 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
east half of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton twenty-five, all of said lands being
in township thirty-ihree, north range four
cas-, of the thirdprinc,pal meridian. The
east half 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, and the northwest quarter OF sec
ton four, in township thirty-two, range
seven. east of the third principal merldl
an: Now, unless you, the said Jonathan
B. Spencer shall personally be and ap
pear before the said Circuit Court, on thu
first day of the next term thereof, to b'
holden at the court house in Ottawa OF
the first Monday in November next, give
special bail and plead to the said plaintiff
action, judgment will be entered agalns
YOU, in favor OF the said Abraham Irum
DO, and the said estate so attached as alore
said, will be sold to satisfy the same
with costs. Il. LELAND, CLERK.
GLOVER & Cook, P[GS .MS.
SSph 8, 1912. Id
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND
LEATHER,

S. B. Collins & Co. 10. li0 Like 81. Chteag1'
ruAVE Just received their fall and winter stock,
Nh consisting of $50 Cases OF Mems, Boys and
Youths, thick. kip and calf boots and shoes.
Mems thick, kip and calfbrogaus--Gents calf and
gaiter boots, dancing pumps. Women's calf, kip
and morocco boots and shoes, peg'd and sewed--
LADIES' and Miss fine wkg shoes, buskins aud
slips, CATERS and gambroom huskins. Children $
shoes of all kinds. Also, sole and upper leather,
calf, kip, morocco, lining and binding skins
Lasts and findings all OF which will be sold cheap
for cash, by the package, dozen or single pair.
Country merchants are invited 10 cali and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. -, A. l7--5m.
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David Let's Norman Dart, Russell Dart, Aaron
Howe, Elisha Howe and Samuel NJ. Mar, adj
minstrators Of the estate Of George w. Howe,
deceased
A L appearing by satisfactory affidavit
4 filed in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of Iasalle county, that the
above named Norman Dart, Russell Dart,
Aaron Howe, Elisha Howe and David
Lets, defendants in this case are non-resl-
dents of the State of Illinois: Notice IS,
therefore, hereby given to the said delen-
dants, that the complanants--the PresI-
dent, Directors and Company of The State
Bank of Ilinois--have filed IN the Clerk S
Office of the Circuit Court OF said county,
their Bill in Chancery against the said de-
PENDANTS for the foreclosure OF a mortgage,
and that a summons in Chancery has been
issued against them, relurnable before the
said Circuit Court of Lasallc county on
the first day of the next term thereof, tc
be holden at the court house in Ottawa
on the first Monday in November next
and that unless you, the said Norman
Dart, Russell Dart. Aaron Howe, Ellsh;
Howe and David Let's shall appear before
the said Circuit Court on the first day o
the next term thereof at the time and plac'
aforesaid and answer to the complalnanis
said bill, the same will be taken as cor
fessed against you and decree eniere
accordingly. Il. LELAND, Cteri
: Peters & Gale, sorS for compHS.
r Aug. %, 1872. l2-i
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Mark Richardson,
EDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
q to the said Mark Richardson, that
writ of attachment, issued out Of the
clerks office of the circuit court of said
county, dated the sixth day of September
1912 A. D., at the suit of Sylvester Carter,
of the said county of La Sale. against the
estate of the said Mark Richardson, for
the sum of eighty five dollars, directed to
the sheriff of the said county to execute !;
which said writ has been returned by the
said sheriff as levied upon the following
described property, to wit: The interest
of Mark Richardson in the undivided half
of the south fractional part of the south
east quarter and the undivided half Of the
west half of the north east quarter and the
undivided half of the north west fractional
quarter of section No. Is, in township 33,
north range 4, east Of the Sd p. NJ. Now
unless you, the said Mark Richardson
shall personally be and appear before the
Judge of the said circuit court on the frs
dav of the next term thereof, to be holder
at the court house in Ottawa, in said coun
ty, on the first Monday in November next
and plead to the said plaintiffs action
Judgment will be entered against you, il
favor of the said Sylvester Carter, and thu
said estate so attached as aforesaid will b,
sold to satisfy the same with costs.
l.. LELAND, Cierk.
s. p. Slope, Pits Atty.
Sept. 9th, 1912. 15-4.
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sDr, Greens Linirnent.
Administrators Notice.

FH,AKE notice that at the next term OF
ID the Lasalle county Circuit Court, to
be holden at the court house in Ottawa
on the first Monday Of November next,
we shall apply to said court for an order
to sell the northwest quarter OF section
twenty-six-the easthalfo of the northeast
quarter, ard the northwest quarter OF Sec
lion twcnty-seven-all in township thirty
one, north of range three, east OF the third
principal meridian, being a part oil the
real estate whereof John Holderman died
seized, for the payment OF the debts
chargeable against the estate Of said Hol-
derman, in addition TO the real estate here
tofore ordered by said court to be sold 70,
that purpose: When and where all per
sons interested can appear, if they see ut
and show cause to the contrary.
WILLIAM REDDlCk,
Administrator
HANNAH HOLDERMAN
ADMINISTRATIVE
Dated September 6, 1912. 1T
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Produce Market.
Pork! Pork :!

Pork! Pork!
A FINE lot of hogs, now running at
IN large within the limits of the cor
poraton, will be sold at public sale on
Tuesday, the 9th inst. by the
Corporation Constable.
Ottawa, Sept. %, 1912.
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Dated September 6, 1912. Ia

al Office is hereby given, that at the
. next meeting OF the county com
missioners court of La Sale county, |
shall apply to said court for license to
run a ferry across the Illinois river, on
section nineteen in township thirty-three,
north range one, east of the third princl-
pal meridian, at place called Enterprise
in said county Of La Sale.
JOHN GRIFFIN.
Peru, Sept. OH, lsia. iovat