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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25
SALE OF TOOLS

H1ieriois and apparatus for rlana6acfurins
pURsUANT to deed Of TINS, from, Hor,co
! milton Miller TO us, dated the seventh dav
OF november ls4l, and recorded IN the clerk =
once o. .nG county court Of Ohm county. Virgin
/ IA IN oee9 BOOK number %, page 337 we shall
on Saturday the sixteenth dav of September
S43 sell at public auction at the front door OF the
Court house of Ohio county, IN the city of Vince
ling. commencing said sale al three O'clock p
VI, all the tools apparatus; materials and other
property OF personal nature transferred or con
veyed 10 US by said deed
The property may at any time previous TO the
sale, be Inspected Ut the Glass works IN Richie
town.
TERMS-The purchase money to be paid in
two instalmenls, payable with interest from the
day ct sale IN four and SIX months after the sale.
GOOD security will be required.
selling as Trustees, we " u only convey such
title as Is vested IN US by the said deed of Trust.
augs to 5 E biRSITbY, T'uster.
lOUNTER SCALES, a new article, warran-
may Is orr & GREER.
ANiI.iA AND MISSOURI HEMP
We 20 bales Manila,
tons Missouri Hemp. For sele BY
may 10 MKEE & co.
nUPoNT'S ROCEPOwDER-For sale
IL by JAMES II FORSYTH IL CO
" -
NEW BOOT AND SHOE ESTAB-
LISHMENT.
JOHN T.. WADE.
-
lNE and ChIldren's Boos and Shoes. Main street,
doors south Of Virginia Hotel Wheeling Va,
keers constantly on hand assortment OF the ahoVe
articles, at Eastern prices, al made under his own
inspection. and vt The best Philadelphia materials
june Is lS43-lv.
LAST OF TIE SEASON!
LOOK OUT FOR GREAT BARGAINS, AT
". T. SELBH'S
"IIO has just received additional supplies of
XIV NEW SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
N!ich render his stock again equal TO any in the
West.
Among other great inducements whirh he offers
10 the public, are his stock CT Cloths Cdssihsr Is,
and GcHlsmeHS Summer Wear
To the Ladies, he sffers choice selection Of
Florence Brad aud English StratD Bonnsts. A
beautiful supply of French Lawns Chin,zs. Prints.
&c, &C. the greatest variety Of rich new style LACE
and LACE GOODS aud almost every variety in the
line that can he mentioned. and being disposed to
sell the very shoTtes prefts for CASH he thinks
he cannot fail to suit all purchasers who give him a
call iv19
~ sale BY Oliver i FRyoR r. '''
U IA Wheeling
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GRAND SCHEME.
WNA,NU sui e VI 4.
$4,000
$25,OOO

n l. l. y 4 ID RIA LOTT cry.
Class No. 40, FOR 1913
To be drawn al Alexandria. u. G., Saturday 23d of
September, 1913
} 6. GREGORY a. CO. Manages.
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COMPANY ORDERS.
A. n I-In

COMPANY ORDERS.
No ll-lSI3.
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNION.
INTN BLUES-Parade at the Armory on
~ Saturday next, 26rh inst. nt half past one o.
vh"ck, Z NJ. m full summer Uniform with arms and
announcements in perfect order nr inspccIr"n.
aLg 2i SllIPLEY. lst Sergeant.
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l.(lST.
LUMBER.

LII MBER.
II VIE subscribers having purchased The LUM.
Der YARD on Mann street near The Bridge
formerly occupied by Mclean & Rice, respectfully
Iniurm the public that they prepared at all times
TO furnish oIl kinds e PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable terms Tor cash.
Attached Io this yard excellent planning
Chne. which viii be cunsaslly supplied with
ked f,oTHg. heather barring ceiling, &c. which will
be sold ur cash. as low any place ia the Yves
tern country All orders thankfully received AMI
promptly attended Ia. l.. S ROOT g. CO
Wheeling. August lift
Washington Examiner copy TO amount Of two dol
lars, and charge Times
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

u lkGlNIA.IS cHANcERy-At rules held in
,,hio county Tor the month Of August 1913.
It'er saver, Complainant.
Charles Motto, and Charlie, Denswert.
The defendant Charles Motto, not having
entered ms appearance and given security accOI-
ulhg 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules of this
court, and n appearing by satisfactory proof
that nc rs not an nhabitani of this Common
McalthTon molten of complainant by counsel,
~ Is ofd,red that the said defendant do appear
mere on the first day of the next November ,eTm
OF ms cOu-t and answer the complaint MT bill,
ana lhdt copy of this order be forthwith IN
SCi'eI ~ some newspaper printed M the CITY OF
Wheeling for two months successfully, and pos
ted al the front door OF the court house Of Ohio
JNo MCOLLoCH, c {.
WILsoS, for Comp'i. aug n
FOR THE LADIES Lisle Thread, Chusans.
new and beautiful article for dresses, Al
paca cloth, Striped l.unetia, American, Carlston
PLAIN and tiS'd Blond fer capes, Isle Edpinps
Black GOTTEN Hoss &c, &c. For sale cheap at
augaI JOHNSTON. GERRYHILL& co.
NEW GOODS.
80 CASES Beached Muslins,
- 10 bales ii aud 5 4Brown DO.
do Trkins~.
20 SufEhk Drilling.
5Opieccs culd Candies.
500 do style prints.
u do SaIIinsuS,
Blue and m'Ned Jrings Nunkeens, &c.
Just reed and for sale low,
JOHNSTON, BERRYIIILL & co,
aug 10 1871 Main Street.
SMUT MACHINE AT AUCTION.
" ILL he Sid ut public Auction on Saturday
w the 2d DAY OF September next. by the under
signed, at their auction rooms, JuhnsIuns Row, one
of Fiizpa,rck's Patent Smut Machines. Sale post
tive. HALL Il WlChllAM, auCiiOneers.
aug -.
Nj EMS CALF, KIP ANDTIIICK BOOTS and
WI Shoes, also WOmeus shoes aud Lace Boots
just received aud fer sale 10y the otherwise ,
10y lang l2l HALL IL WICKIIAM. aucI'rs.
~ ARTIN CHUZZLEwIT. and an account o.
WI Irish Hers, in eaIra New Void, just re-
we'd auI for saea at MELLORS.
aug II Union street
NEW BOOKS.
MUST received al NEILOR'S, ROsina Mead,
81 the Village Maid; The Battle "i Lake Erie. or
Answers 10 Messrs Burgrs. Duer aud Mack by
J r Cooper. aug -.
BARNES NOTES d QUEgTlO- y.
an the First CornIhIaI.s, ia one vol.
- - l..
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BARNES, NOTEs q QUEgTlO. :.

BARNES' NOTES q OF EBrlO.. =.
ON the First CorinIhIaI,s ia one vol.
Second Corinthians and Galatians. ia one vol.
Acts of the Apostles, vol
Epstle To the Romans, one vol.
The above. with Barnes Questions the same
for the use of BI 10 Glasses aud Sunday Schools CIR
sale by STEPHENSON N HASWELL.
aug 9 Unien Street
argus CuPy)
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

ItAN"F BE BEAT!-J SENSENEY ha.
~ the Lesr piece 81 Wool Dyed Black Cloth in
The CITY. for 50 per yard. Something extra. Call
md sec II. aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

4 ACE EDGINGs, nu assortment received
lhIs day by o FAlkCHbLD.
aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

MUCK Is THE MOTHER OF
lh MONEY."-The Farmers Manual, a
.pracueal treatise on the Nature aud Value of Ma.
nures' iouEded from experiments of various cruys.
with brief account of the most recent discoveries
~ Agricultural Chemistry. by + Faulkner Esq For
salc mt Taup 0Il MEJJOI'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

MUSTARD SEED WANTED-For
lNI which the highest price will I've paid ~
CASH, by OLIVER PRYOR, Union ST.
~ % Wheelinr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

MAD CAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
ME sessIun Of lS43-4 commences ou the 9Th
i November and continues Iill the / II of March
The Lectures will be delivered by the follow ng Pro-.
essOIs:
Anatomy by John +. ShoiweH, D.
Chemistry 10y John Locke. NJ ID.
Surgery 10y Il d Mussey. NJ D.
Maieriu NIe.'ich by John p Harrison, MD.
Midwifery 10y NJ b Wright. " ID.
Theory aud Practice. by John HnOrhcad. NJ ID.
The DIssecIIug Rooms under the supery ision Of J
Judkns, DemUnslratsr, will be- opened Oh The LIST
October.
Clinical lectures. and surgical operations twice a
week through The entire session. at the spacious hos.
pital OF the city.
The ticket Of each professor is SIS Matrcula-
lion s., Hospital Hckel s.. DisseciIng ticker $40.
The Two last may be taken not. the opIicm of
The student. To constitute full course, the SIX TIC
ke's must he taken and paid for ia advance Ora.
duaiion fec S2j. Good boarding was obtained last
winter NJ 81 per week. fuel anG light included
JOHN F HARRISON.
aug I5-Cin Goz2w. Dean.
FRESH ARRIVAL oF SCHOOL BOOKS
HLNEY'S Gee grnphy and Atlas.
~ COmsIocks Manual Philosophy,
Walters School Dictionary.
Smilh's Arithmetic.
EclecIc Arithmetic.
Do Fuur:h Reader.
DO Ihird do
Do Second do
DO First dos
d. Spelling Book,
AliIchells Primary Geography,
! Also a supply of
! Nlnsons Sacred Harp, vols. aud ,. Just rccei-
we'd and Tor saleby lang Isl w RoBB.
MUSTARD SEED WANTED-For
| WI which the highest price will I've paid ~
CASH, by OLIVER PRYOR, Union ST,
~ % Wheeling
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"THEEuNG BUTT HINGES, 20, are 10y
" aug ~ OTr& GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

" digest of The recent discoveries OF Liebig.
Johnston, Davy, and other cclebraied wrIIeTs on
Vegetable Chemistry, showing how the results of
'rIlage might be greatly Augmented 10y Joseph A
SIN nh. For sale [aug 2il MELLOR'S
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: A LICK AT DICKENs.~-Change

N iur the American NoIes. ia Letters from
LONDON To New York. by an American Lady Just
Irc'd aHd for sale 81 tnug MELLORS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-25

ME LADY'S BOOK, far September.
i containing three splendid engravings. aud a
Fashion Plate. Just reed and for sale at
Sug2I MELLOR'S.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-30
Bank Lands at Auction!

n ME sale of Bank property adver'
Il tised to take place at Chicago on
the Goth day of May last having unavoid-
ably been postponed, the property inten-
,yhe4,io havo been sold at that time will be
sold in OTTAWA anu mn. re Il cFes,s as
follows, viz:
A sale will be held in OTTAWA on
Wednesday, the 9Th day of July next, al,
| 0 o'clock, A. NJ, Of all the real estate
belonging TO the State Bank of Illinois in
the counties of La Sale, Bureau, Putnam,
Marshall and Grundy, embracing a large
quantity of farming lands, and lots in OF
lawa and Indianlown.
A sale will be held in CHICAGO on
Monday the 10Th day Of July, at 10
o'clock, A. Nj, of all the real estate be-
longing TO the Bank in the counties of
Cook, Will, and Du Page, including all
the real estate of the Bank in the city of
Chicago.
A list Of the property to be sold in OF.
tawa may be seen on application to Geo.
II. Norris, Esq. of that place; and list
Of that to be sold in Chicago is left with
VIM. II. Brown, Esq Of that place.
Terms Of Sale:
The Bank to make warranty deeds Of
the property sold (unless otherwise speci-
fed at the time of sale) and purchasers to
give their notes, payable in bank cerlii-
Gates, at one, two and three years, paya-
bic at the Bank in Springfield, with in
terest from the day Of sale at six per cent,
to be secured by mortgage on the plo-
perry purchased.
From those who do not pay one third
or more of the purchase money down,
approved personal security will be requi-
red for the payment Of the first note, in
all cases in which the property purchased
is improved in whole or in part, or is
timbered land. In cases in which the
property is unlmproved town lots, or I'M
improved prairie land, no security will be
required other than the mortgage of the
premises.
BY order ofhe Board Of Directors,
N. Ii. RIDCELY, Cashier.
Springfield, June 10, 1913. l-2
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New Tailoring Establishment
GEORGE SMITH

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
IA Ottawa and vicinity, that he has opened a
Tailoring Establishment on Canal street, four
doors east of the Post Office. He is prepared to
do work on the most reasonable terms, and war
rants all garments made by him to fit. lie hopes
to receive share of the public patronage.
n. B.--Cuttng done on short notice, and
warranted to fit if properly made up.
Ottawa, June 90, ls43 1-ly
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NEW GOODS! NEW G0ODS!!


ygNHE subscribers are now opening a new as
a. sortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS.
just received from New York, embracing articles
suited to this market, consisting in part Of
10 Bales "a and A Brown Domestcs.
3 do Cotton Yarns, assorted Nos.
l do Blue Drillings.
80 pieces Satlinetts, Jeans, Moleskins.
10 do Cotton Cords, &C., for mems
summer wear.
80 do Printed Caicoes, new sly les.
Bleached Shirlings and SheeIings, Irish
Linen, Brown DriIlngs, Diapers, Crash,
Brown Hollands, Russia Duck, and almost
every other article generally enquired for
in this line in a country store.
ALSO,
We hare on hand a large stock Of
GROCERIES,,
At wholesale and retail. Also,
Hardware, Nails, CrOckery,
Boots 81 Shoes, Sole e. Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, &c.
a full assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Sfufs, &c.
Wheat, Hides, Butter and Lard wanted
in exchange, for which the highest price
will be paid. We invite our old friends
and the public generally to call and
examine our stock and prices, which
shall be as low as the forrest.
WALKER a. IIlCKLING.
Ottawa, June 30, 1913. If
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A city Destroyed by Fire.-Tho Savannah
Georgian states that, on the morning of the 18th
ult, fire broke out in Tallahassee, Florida, and
notwithstanding the united exerlions of the in
habltants, 25S houses, including the principal pub
lie buildings, printing Offices, stores, warehouses
merchandise, &c, were destroyed. Nothing now
remains but Few dwellings in the suburbs OF
the city,
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State Of illinois, ! 9.
Kendall county. )
Kendall Circuit Court August term, \. D., ls43.
Libel for Dicorce.
Andrew Armstrong,
vs..
Eunicc Armstrong
Eunicc Armstrong.

M Office is hereby given to Eunice
" Armstrong, defendant in this cause,
that the complainant, Andrew Armstrong,
has filed in the Office of the clerk of the
circuit court of the county Of Kendall, a
bill for divorce against Eunice Arm
strong aforesaid; thata summons has been
issued against the defendant renrnablc on
the fourth Monday in August next; and
IN affidavit having been filed tina, the said
defendant is not an inhabltant Of this state.
Now, unless she appear before the circuit
court Of said county on the first day. OF the
next term thereof, 10 be holden at tho
court house in Yorkylle on tho fourth
Monday in Augustnex,, and answer said
bill, tho same will be taken sss confessed.
and the matter therein prayed Tor dccrced
accordingly. a. D, SslI4stl, Clerk.
Giocer s. Cook, comps. s6Is I'D
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CHOICE LEQ rs,
State of Illinois,, : 90
Lasalle county. s
Lasale Circuit Cour-November Term, l8l3
Ia Chanevy-BU 10 Jorcelose mortgage
John Robbarts, complainant.

u ,, t,4.,. yy,,,,r
yohn pohho.,. oon,n,,ir,n,
vs..
Abraham Hyatt, Anna Hyatt, his wife, Lucius
Gearl, Cnares =, alPiGr, ueo'iG i, d. Sar' ~
WnIrod,. Charles p, Baldwin, John p. Bassey,
Peter Policy, Thomas G. Rcyburn, Tho Board
OF Commissioners OF the Illinois michigan
C I, pal,nor Jsnor = Tn"ioy Timo, I
Carney, Dennis Manning, James Wilson, Isaac
Jones, William Il. Walton g Walter Fuller
l appearing rom aIli"a'''' h'eu ''a'
n Inc ABOVE named oeiehuai'S' hOraham
liyalt u Anna iiyal' ms wIle' ana Lucius
iearI ana ohat'es D. l ripper are hoh-reS'-
oeh's OF this STATE ana 'iat 'he ABOVE
nam'u uelehuahIS' oa'i,uei Masee' Horace
H. STOW, ohaIleS I. l'aid"ih, John J..
bassey, ihomas u. teyourh' Nharles h'
raImer, l'motly carney, James " iISon,
isaac jones' N'II'alh H. ""'oh ana
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SPRING GOODS.

- N''N'' IA 'S ""Pf'y VI Soo"'i "HiNH
they are prepared TO offer at prices aston
ishingly low for this market, and lower
than the Chicago prices.
WE HAVE NOW A FULL SUPPLY OF
New Orleans Sugar, Molasses,
Loaf Sugar, Rio 81 Havan. Coffee,
Imp. & Y. Ii. Tea, Rice,
Resins, Dried Apples,
Goldfish, Tobacco,
Powder & Shot, Nails,
Spice, Pepper,
Starch, Alum,
Madden, lockwood,
Copperas, Ginger,
White Lead, Glass,
Rope, Bed Cords,
Grass & Grain Scythes, Fish Lines,
Scylhe Stones 81 Rifles, Fish Hooks,
Painted Pals. &c, &c, &c.
A Lso, by far the most complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS
rpa M%r.l. n the place, together with all kindso
E0orys, r as91!s: SHOES
for men, women and children, besides all tie
other articles usually found in country store
all of which will be sold as low as at any other
store for cash or produce. BE sure that you call
before you purchase
VIM. TRUE & SON.
O,,,u, AnriI 90 1914
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Notice 60 Contractors.

TENIIE undersigned, board of apprai-
- .sers to assess The damages and settle
with the contractors on the line Of the
Illinois & Michigan Canal, hereby give
notice that they are now organized and
ready to receive lat the canal Office in
LockporD the written consent, as required
by law, of contractors to an assessment of
damages and a final settlement and relin-
punishment Of their contracts.
GHOLSON KERCHEVAL,
JAMES MITCHELL,
WIN. NJ JACKSON, appraisers.
May %, 1912. Sd
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Wing Precinct Meeting in Ottawa.

The WEiSa of Ottawa Precinct are requested to
meet in the Court House on Saturday the 9Th OF
July next at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
selecting candidates to be supported at the next
August election for the Offices of Justices of the
.,,,a.,.c;l co. -hl,- : 80 -
iehce anu s.isrDs"os' ~ enrs az II n"'' . --.l
The importance of havrGs ,;Isent, respon-
sib|e, and honest men for these Offices, it is hoped
will guarantee a full attendance. regular poll
book will be opened tina, every one can have
an equal voice in the selection of the candidates.
GEORGE II. WEST,) p.,
L. l.. WATERMAN, C r"e"te.
Il. l.. DICKEY, oo"'"'"'ee'
Ottawa, June 20, ls4).
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Regular Packet for Illinois River,
Ottawa Market.

Ottawa Market.
e HE subscriber respectfully informs
- the public that he has opened his
Meat Market in Ottawa, where daily may
be found an assortment Of fresh meat
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to re-
celye continuance Of the patronage of
his old friends and the public generally.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
Ottawa, April 7, 1913. 44--tf
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MANSION HOUSE.
find General Stage Office, Oitawa, ITS

'IH" ueIteFut otdSt CUice, OitQUd, lH s.
VVvHE subscriber respectfully informs the travel
Il ling public, that he has taken this commodi-
Gus establishment situated at the southeast corner
of the public square, in the town of Ottawa.
The situation is pleasant and central, being
in the business part of the town and directly OPP
posite the Court House. The building is large
and commodious, and is well provided with cham
bers and parors, neatly furnished, airy, pleasant,
and agreeable A daily line of stages arrive and
depart for the East and West.
The undersigned, having had considerable ex-
perience in keeping a public house, natters
himself that he can give entire satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
His arrangements in regard TO management of
the house, are extensive and convenient, and no
pains will be spared to give prompt accommoda-
ton. III. GRAY.
Ottawa, Oct. 81, 1912. 20-tf
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Caution to the Public.

'HE public are hereby cautioned no,
- to harbor or trust my wife Mary on
my account, as she left my bed and board
on the 9th inst. withou. any just cause
or provocailon- She has gone, as UNI
dersiand, to the city Of Nauvoo.
JOHN FAYLER.
Grundy Co., June 30, ls43. "a
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Ne hare been requested to state that,
at the solicitation Of many citizens,
WILLIAM Il. BAILEY has consented
to become candidate for JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE IN this precinct, at the neat .4u-
gust election.
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List OF Letters.
HID EMAINING in the Post Office at Ottawa
IA up to the 3Oth Of June 1913.

D EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Ottawa,
a up to the 30th Of June, 1913.
Abbot Constant KimbaIl Russell ,
\ n lerson Kennedy Hugh
illcn Elhcn Lusk Manly p
Andrews Harvey Lukens Clement l.
Arnold Isaac N Lavinia w ST
nderson Jacob Mccarthy John
Brown James Moriarty Bartholomew
3asore George Matson SiIas 2
Brewster Wiiam2 Martin David
Blake Daniel Maeur Margaret Mrs
Brush il Il McEuchun John
Burnham Miss Hannah Mahony James
Burton Mr. Miller Laura Miss
Bomine John Mitchell William
BALKAN Osias Maly Peter
Bronson William NJ Maxson Paul
Brown CharIes2 McClary Nancy Mrs
Brewster Perry 2 Mari A +
Brown Alexis Mills NJ
Baldwin Nelson McSwany Johr
Cation Hon John d McCurnning James
Cundall Simpson McSwcncy Edward
Coyle Francis Olmstcad Coleman 2
Caldwell John (or Cole Bryan Patrick
Orsa PAYER Mrs
Cook Isaac Powers James
Cundal James Preston J B
Chace Mrs Pcrss l. Pickens James
Cavanagh Terrence Pierce A G.
Cawley Anthony Persons Erasus
Cawkins w Pierce Abel
Colgat Charles Petty Joseph
Caldwell Nathan Phlllids James G.
Willis II Phillips Jane 4 Mrs
goldman John Rcddck William 3
Dimick Marvin W. Rceder David 2
Donahoe Matthew 2 Robinson Benjamin
Durwan George Rouse Miles
Diald Elias Rouse Elijah
Dunavan Alberto Rcuby Margaret
Elliard James Rogers Duet
Ellsworth Miss Harriet RedmanJ
Elliott Mistress Smith Douglass I.
Etscn & Etteu care of Speaker Peter
John Bang Smith David
FOLEY John Sly Ross w
Funk Mr. Shaver David r
Farrauce Anthony Smell William
Fulton Richard Sweeny John
Gentleman William Supper Christian.
Green Henry2 Snider Mary Miss
Galowa Sullivan Thomas D
Gallagher Richard Tiff Hiram
Graves Mrs Eliza Thompson Miss Sarah 2
Griggs Enos Thornton Abram
Glover ~ Cook 3 Turner James p
Highly Hiram Twtchel Hoster
Hubbard John Vogel A
Haskell VIM Verson George
Hoage John Van Doren NJ
Hisc John Wood James
Hadley Zenas Cor Lev) Weaver James
Higgins A d Woodruff Doct
Harvey Charles Woods John
Howe David Wood John & Go
Hanly and Haly Wheeler James
Hughes Adam Wheatand William
Hart James Wilson Rena
Hol, JamesJ Woods WIN
Hall Charloton Wait Thecla
Hardness McDonough Wills Marshall w
Hagaboom Richard Wilcox Allen T.
Johnston Fargus Wallace Maj d
July |. 4. WOODRUFF, p NJ
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CAST, Paid for Wheat!

etsh laiu iOF " meat
fa'HE subscribers will pay in cash. for
Wheat delivered at Sladden's Mil,
at least within fifteen cents of the Chica-
60 price, at all times.
STADDEN & MARI.
Dayton, May &c. 1913. 5l--u
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MeSSrs. Edtiors.--PieaSe announce the
name Of JABEZ FITCH as candidate
for the office IF TREASURER AND ASSESSOR,
at the merit .AuguSt election.
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Money Market.

Corrected ,oeehiy from the Chicago Democrat
and 81. Louis Republican.
OrTAwA June 80, iSf3