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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
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E- MIR GD 'H M1~ " ~0
 HE ,snSa;s subscriber offers to the n eIzens oi FORCING PUMP, which will draw water from wells oFsprings the usual distance, and at the sains StfGe thraws,il over common dwelling houses so us to exfingnish fire, whcn it might not be prevented in any oth- CT way. The Pump is simple, not liable to get out of order, and easily repaired when worn or otherwise injured. Town rights are also offered at n bargain by the subscri- Der who is making the said engine at Water town. Also, the best Shingle Machine in the state, for sale by F
 1G JEREMIAH PECK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

o. C0NCERE.--Ths pesSormuncs of the Celebrated Violinist CANDERBEECK, last night, having given satisfaction to the audience, will be repeated this (Wednesday) evening The lovers of Music may expect great treat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
THE BARBECUE.

H ISeae-" Dad and ItUent dOtcn tO camp" The Loco Focos seized steen . One bright September Sunday, They scorched his ribs upon the fire, And kept him over Monday.
 The Loco Focos take yOu up,
 On cart wheels they draw you, The hungry rabble whet their knives. .t Whiae crawling maggots gnaw you. On Tuesday morn they took him up, And down the street they bore him, Sad relic of departed worth,
 The Texas banner OCT him. The Loco Foeos. &c. And HcIlabird and Cleveland came. And Willimantic Callin, And Hamsrsley of city fame, .sr . ; And fell upon the failing. 40 co The Loco Focos, &c. And round about the dear decsaseds With Texas ardof reeking, ae. Their democratic thsoats they grease, For greater ease Of speaking
 The Loco Focos, &c. ' The Governor he took the Pfuek,
 And passed the heart to Billy; The apssgue he gave to ancient John, Ths Eains to John the silly. The other ssdHdss thsn shook
 From oat the TexAs kannes, The rich manss cEumhs to fed the pb0fs As is akeir sssssas mGsmee The Leco Foeos. &e. When they had feasted os the slesr. And ranted all the day. sir, old Harry with hs cp0ns came round, And buried them in elay, sir.
 The Loco Eocos, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
BROKE INTO,

~-.,srS M Y enclosure on or about the
 HH lS.h of July last, ono r,i
 Yearling BULL, having nc ar- AazAst tificial mark, but having at il.; time large swelling on the left side of I',e neck. The owner is requested to call, prove property, and take him away.
 FOWLER BRADFORD.
 North Cornwall, Aug. 9th, 1e44, l64 THE Court of Probate for the District nf Woodbury hath limited and allowed six ;.,onths from the date hereof for the credit. ors .t,; the estate of Alfredo. Brown, late or BethIem ;c said district, deceased, tS exhi,,i. their claims to.r settlement. Those who neg. lect to present thels- accounts properly at. tested. within said time, sS,ill De debarrsd :: recovery. All persons indeble,1 to sad es, tate are requested to make immediate pay'
 HAROLD BROWN. Ad'mr: Sept. 9th. 1644. lS*
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
sTRAYED.

SPRAYED @h.
 EROM the pasture of Harmon Bissell. on IF the 10th inst, a four year old SORREL COLT, with a white stripe in the face. and some white on the hind feet. short main :snd tail. Whoever will return said Colt or give information where he may be found to H. Bissell or the subscriber shall be reasonably rewarded. CHAS. N. WARD
 Woodbury. Sept. 1lth, 18A. 16~
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12
Vermont Election!

The Wings have carried all before them in the Green Mountain State. The vote for Governor in 147 towns is as follows:
 Slade (Whig) 2o,453
 Kellogg (Loco) 14,2lO
 Abolition, &c. 3,293
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-09-12

.Anutaw Rreaehr Fallen The Louisville sISnptist Banner,' 0a August 22d, exposes the <Firses rol talentef Baptist preacher. hy the nsne oF hsbeEt Melvin. Two letters of this Mel- vin are pu6lishsd, in which he conlesses that he has, Sr essn yaaIs. been guilty of talsehood. and
 uf the afeaus1t and Maf dsFadipg Iscsnsisasnfss:s
 hEk@! Wssngsha hnshaan n1nngiGiaed e ee5 ausn aesa.a af fahe1 1inaiiaa, ths slns<l qf 49icA Eates Am sha6der, tO Che sancfuary of GQdf there olici- afiagssa minsler q cosfs holy UsliRipps sa14 tlen 1n hia Wilsnn e hasE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09
FROM TIN NGW RoRk EXPRESS

FROM TIN NIN NoEk INpRIS~
TIE Yer PRrs5lFy~y y. r5r.ss v.
can learn The nomination Of Mr.. FIRE.
nnphuysen IS received win The ere,.es,
card.aIltg b. me WINGS af .fa.4 l#,q
Either oftIe ctuaa1..es. o4l, won In,
rivals wouli have received f4e 4g.a.r,
OF tie party. without tv4er.rt or hes.
uaucy. but waeH g Is eaB>.5rr.i Ha.
certain State. as Ia = Gee al New
York. had a,r6rr.a.es g.. .s.t~ .,.g
sons, and tina parties a4.I been ,A.Ia.5c
~ active in enIeav5r,5a Ia .rarare Il =.
nomination of these nQor.e,. h may be
deemed fortunate lbat the Convention
considered as The c5D5r9m. So csa.I. late.
and one on whom MOI onIV!be Gongen.
ton could unite. b1l one whose na5.Ig.
a,lon would receive the unbiased aparo.
baton Of their constituents.
There is 40 man. we venture TO say.
IA the Northern States. arllast whom So
liuie can be urged politically as
against Mr.. Froaogbalseu. Ia nom
mating him. the Convention undaubl.
edIy took into cons Iteration HE cream
stances winch mgat be used by our
opponents against Tire other gentle
men whose names We're before them
The Iact thai the North bal various
candidates, and were divided amoneg
themselves, DO 'oubt induced the South
10 present an uubrokeu .raut in favor
81 a eanalJaie vino was likely 10 re-
ee.re The support Of the Wings oil
the.r section. aud at the same time
"a al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09
THE Nulo NOMINATION F0R THE VICE
PRES. DENT

The see.aat al'he pf1faeIues eff n, Nahana'
Convention ii Nomination. published a. leae'h is
'be Aneuesa of Thursday Inst, steWeI lha' he
lb.tI l4..a. f.ra candidate iyriac We fra-acaa
resulted 10 'lccaaceof NE Hen 11f n'Rr fff
lt>au.f-H>-W e fad % ,ae New York Tuaaae
ao analysis Of fae sc,on. ua'Iaanes mbeh wH. he
rfa3 mil iaefo-, Is mna,s
Tie Convention a-seeede! ~ vsle rirI rare Jar
We aiuaeafs Or zee ere-derr .Fae hume oil
e7eb Delegate euIHiei 10 ra,, % vie 40 I'm, lan-
fffHIau WIS tt#ed 10 ,ueerssl... commencing
@fh AiaHo AID o.9.n1 wHu Afhausa,l Iae
following wa. fire ftsu't
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

TRIAL or DoRR -4aer ,,b5a..or !.
lhr whaIe Of rhc filth venrre. ia., v,s =
no.iel IN the case OF Thomas " par II 49,.
ddhraIl "a End Geebolder Who b.I AZ, Z.
. rfei'y decisive ap'olou a55uI the villa :.
me examination Of Inf-fs va, m saue cars
.'e3inet naehah.e. A Correspondent or
s'oo Jnnrnnl says fhaia Stern hard. Iaokins
captain heing on has 1alh ~ maac fae arsu
10 'neh qnedinns as shn4d be pdi . lin.s
asked hy lie Auumey Geue,5I II Ire "a. n,
related 10 lhe prisoner God frba. lie ann
viii great deal Of hfcs Anobsr ps, a,te
he had formed or oppressed 'ag a..a.q reIstjSI
DE sudi u ianaostse Il H. faslaet ~
he aa.Aefe5 'iIave So -eea lie rr,ones 4
haf hr'oref No. wee - Caaaehet a.
IufIa,e. bul heliese he W. seen by m on.
la8ral %. Cun,sere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

On HTs bHI0I Nj TTeTmshuysen paHed Deu.
Ware, raftoi S,ulh Caohna. aud snme Delegates
from other Sla'es. Mr. DAVIS lost .. Mr. Sergeant
>. Nh Fillmore ,, lr5m llhn1s3
Hon. Join Sergeant was now Withdrawn from
Tie nomination, nnd the Convention proceeded 10 a
pIItpB pNTTap
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

A man named naoul kplI,.re.aag F. NJ,
nam. l,enna e7mc % hl. deltb o4 rt5,,'
me ia.'aNtne cHram,'auee. H.. a., :.
tHafpihe limestone nenr Bu,l4reI.a Al, ~,
'n' lav ns made blast when ..I., :. ~
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,l'e fa's' "hen potion Of me ws5a.rs mi.
IRE 'fn'led HE pos der. VII eh rm.a,aa,.
1amr ! a k-s' pauly filled. near h.m e m.
tremendous explosion. AMI rample,el, -
nun IN a'ses Another kce of poa .e, n fov,
a., a.'iaHl wa ai.o iemtod and Immediately az,
! he f'nf mnn vas sa dreadmIl hg,aeJ x
fingered abaut twenty hour h.ur, AMI !"
red. ' '''s''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

\ NOVEL DIN Herr Dae.5lrb,
lamef Guling lhni tehfuf cen,1n F, -e'as
meuf, eulied one maraIne. clr3lagR tn b
uecf. pefched ou his shoulder Hon D
allowed RE ugerlnio. thu.Ib i. lace $40 I'D
~tcn The obstinate drhl5r handed HE an
la, creditor, and requested htm 70 se4l lhs
az any lHe.
NJ editor shaud BE without PEI ger,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

w. A difficulty Occurred 'eN avg
Tuscumbia, Ala. hetneen Wn I''p
Graham. when the former dfrg s"
The latter, dangerously wou.aas s"
LARGE BUSINESS. -PIehG. 81
weighing IN all about lhrec hundred Pou1
been received at the BufaIo posi-oisre -
address fanked by The CLERK Of lac
Representatives
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

FATAL AfGIDENT-We.s.#
H'He-#urla eeeser 0al ~ H.. "a
-HsfkIe ag'1#enf orHra4 90 ~. an
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pr. u a' N'.'aui iaA.ne 'ae f.e.4 ~
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na' ~ mameai be WIS struck d. 4..#. an
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h.' Indy "eaf'g eul ~ tVo H. Is.,. e.
'1l 'N% " 1fee children 90 uaqro h.. ~.
'a'. he e,r.. "e Ieafn. were 5o.r..4 a"a
'f"e' altogether i'o rreat Tor safety ia ".
.l's SHOCKING aii1lf vii p4t .la9 r. 81. ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-09

\ CREW MtSSAe TH
e'nIa'ns an nr'faai afa le4sr f....l
of s'Hr lttia. al NarmeId
e'ffas aH accom- atlffhe eiaia-e
#iWe 81 hHs'i'h "baHns ,Ia u-
laps Charlie Bnaker. as me asa...
I>aa1 Ia the Pa. Tie IA at 5Iaz
T. iHa"'es were al n.as. 49,.
Ffah Tie Hrg WatsraC.s ...
#H5# V5~a.zffH #eH Al .#r
nine yea. aEI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-07-05
THE OTTAWA FREE RADER
n n E E W GODS.

VIE subscribers would call the aiten-
ton of the citizens of Peru and the
surrounding country 10 an entire new
stock of desirable Spring and Summer
Goods. Their assortment is complete,
consisting Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hcrd,rGre and Cutlery, Groceries and
CrockerN Boots, Shoes, and Hats,
Which are offered for cash, at prices
which cannot fail to please. Persons
who wish to purchase goods cheap, are
respectfully invited to call at the store for
merly occupied by John Hoffman, Esq,
DAY 81 BROTHER.
Peru, June 6, 1874.
n. b. TAINTED all kinds of Grain and
Produce, at the highest marNct prices in
exchange for goods.
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SUM MER CLOTHING,
Boots, Shoes, SC.
BRICK STORE.

TENHE subscribers inform their friends
N and tho public that they have pur-
chased Of Mcssrs. Sanger IL Co. the en-
tire stock of goods in the Brick Store,
Ottawa, which consists of first rate as
sortment of
Dry Goods, Hardwarr, QueenSware
and Groceries,
which together constitute as good an as
sortmen, rs can be found in the place.
We shall be constantly adding TO the
stock all such articles as are usually want
ed in this county. We invite the custo.
mers of the Messrs. Sanger & Co., to
continue to patronzo the Brick Store, and
assure them that we have bought the stock
on such terms as that we can and will Of
fer them goods at prices less than they
have been accustomed to buy them in
this place.
N. B.-We shall continue business at
the old stand, as usual, until next fall.
May II, 1874. WIN. TRUE & SON.
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& ! ! x &
MORE NEW GOODS.

VBNHE Ladies Fancy Store have lust received by
Il the steamer La Sale, direct from New York
and from the south, an addition to their late fresh
supply of fancy goods, consisting in part of the
following articles:
Silks for dresses, of every description,
consisting of blue. black, plain, striped
and figured; light Satin, striped and
crossbar; French Balzarines of all col
ours French printed Lawns and Chintz,
plain, crossbar and striped Lawns; Swiss
and null Muslns, and good assortment
of Muslin de LANES; Shawls and Hand
kerchiels, and Ladies fancy Cravats of all
kinds; Collars, Capes. Wells, black and
white Laces, Edgings, Inserting, figured
and plain Bobbinett; cap and fancy Rib
bons. superline Bonnet Ribbons, linen
and cotton IIandkerchicfs Gloves and
Mits of every description; fine Irish lii
men, brown and bleached Table Spreads
large variety of spring Calicoes, consis-
ting of French, English & American, that
have never been in this country before.
also, Ladies Slips, all kinds of chill
dren's Shoes, black and white Hose, a
very fine assortment fLeghorn Bonncts,
straw Bonnets, good assortment Of UNI
brelas, which will be sold at low prices.
also, large quantity of Shifting and
Sheeting.
We would return our sincere thanks to
to the public, and, especially to the ladies
of this place and vicinity for their custom,
and respectfully ask that it be continued,
assuring them, that all possible attention
will be paid and every effort made to suit
them, both by the quality of our goods and
their prices. BE sure to call before pur-
chasing any where else. Remainder, we
charge nothing to show our goods.
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Notice..

g. EALED proposals will be received
~ at the next September term of this
court for keeping the paupers OF this
county. for the period of one year from
said September term Of this court. Said
proposals to specify the amount per
week cash, and at what place and what
accommodations are to be provided. The
lowest responsible bid to be accepted. and
the commissioners 10 be judges Thereof
BY order Of the Go. Comm'rs' Court.
MAURICE MURPHY, Clerk.
Ottawa, July 5, 1874.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-07-05
List Of Letters.

DEMAINING in the post office at LaSalle
IL Illinois, July LIST, 1874.
Allen Hugh Lathrop Dixwell
Bosley AG Leonard II Esq
Brown Mrs Lovett b
Barnham Hannah p Martin G b
Calvert Robert Mahaiiy Thomas
Cooney Edmond McDole John
Crosier A y Murphy Martin
Goats J l. Morr Ralph
Dascomb Caroline ANelligan John 3
Dixon Thomas Paul VIM
Dominick MIR Persons Cyrus III
Gallipeau Mrs Parmely Orson
Graham A Robinson Joseph
Gum Aaron Robinson Joseph II
Gum Eli j. Sterling John
Goldsmith G. II Steil Nicholas
Hale Timothy w Shea Michael
Harmon Isaac ID Smith Thomas
Horn Nancy w Sullivan John
Hogan John Sturm Nicholas
JelIords Sherman Tenyke Henry
Jenknson Robert Townsend &kenney
Johnston Adam Walker Charles
Justice of the Peace Wall BENJAMIN 5
Kennedy Michael PWalra,h VIM W
Kennedy Michael 6Wilson John X
Kendall W J White Thomas J
Kemary Perry w Woodbury. Isaac
Kelly William
II. l.. OSBORNE, p. Nj.
LaSalle, July |, 1914.
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Sash.
Indian Creek Mills.

'ENIIE subscriber respectfully informs
49, the public that he has taken the
Touring mill on Indian Creek, about s
miles from Ottawa lately occupied by
Mr.. s. A, Knapp. New stones having
recently been placed in the mill, and the
other machinery being Of the most appro-
we'd character and in good order, enables
the subscriber to do work equal to any
mill in the country.
Farmers can have their grist ground
Immediately after its delivery so tina,
they can take il with them on their re.
turn home. MORMON SMITH.
May "a, 1914.
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COrnnratiOn Ordinance.

BE 1t ordained, That if any person
within the limits of the corporation of the
town of Ottawa, shall sell any spurious
or vnous liquor, in less quantities than
one quart, after the fifteenth day of June,
A. ID. 1874, without license from said
corporation, such person or persons shall
be subject to fine of not less than five
dollars, nor more than twenty five dol
lars for each and every offence.
Attest: JAMES NJ. BACON,
Ottawa, June 20, 1914. Clerk.
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CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
United States Mail Line.

United States Mail Line.
rENHE new and swift running mail
M steamer Chicago, Capt. Spencer Field will
leave Utica and Peru for ST. Louis the arrival
of Coaches from Chicago, as follows;
June I'd, oh, 10Th, liih, 10Th, Oath. 25th,
July 81, 7th, It'll, 18th, 10Th, oath, 2Sth, and
August LIST.
Her fare and accommodations are of the first
order, and in speed (ior her tonnage) she has no
equal Freight and fare as low as by any other
boat. FRlNk, WALKER q W.
June, 1874.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
j. & G.. Armour

D. - u ARMOUR
4 a AVE just received from New York
Il A. city a fresh supply of goods to
which they would respectfully call The at
tention of the public. Among their goods
will be found the following articles:
DRY GOODS,
Black, blue, and drab broad cloths, cassi-
mers, sattineus, Kentucky jeans, velvet,
molskns, fancy and Marseiles vestings,
white & striped linen drilings, & variety
of other goods suited for summer wear
Also, large variety of English and Amer
lean prints, French, American, and Ears-
ton Ginghams, muslin-de-lains, PLAIN and
printed lawns, shawls, dress handker-
chiefs, blue and brown driIlngs, sheeiings,
shirlings, ,ickings, checks, kerseys,
jeans, baggings, Canton hannels, white,
brown and colored table, covers, &c.
BOOTS g. SHOES.
Ladies and Misses black, and fancy gal.
tiers, half CATERS, walking shoes, and slips;
men and boys bouts, brogans and shoes.
HARDWARE.
Grass and cradle scythes, snaths, scythe
stones and rifles, hay and manure forks,
wool and horse cards, brushes of all
kinds, hoes, butts and screws, tea trays,
brass and iron candesticks, shutters, and
halter chains, coffee mills, currie-combs,
table spoons, looking glasses, &c.-Also,
great assortment of .
GROCERIES,
Consisting III part of teas, sugar, coffee,
molasses, tobacco, salaratus, raisins, can.
dies, soap, &c.-Also,
POWDER,
Lead, shot, percussion caps, glass ware
crockcry, and many other articles too te'
dious to enumerate, which we will sell al
a small advance on eastern prices for cash
or country produce.
Ottawa, May %, 1874.
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Executors Notice.

4 N pursuance of an order of the circuit
n court Of the county of Bureau, state
Of Illinois, made a, the last term therol,
| will sell at public auction, at the door Of
the court house in Princeton, in said
county, on Saturday the 3lst day of Au-
gust, A. d., 1874, between the hours of
10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, the following des-
cribed real estate belonging to the estate
of Ashur Dooittle, deceased, to wit: the
east half of the east half of the north-eas,
quarter of section (3l) thirty one, town.
ship No. G6) sixteen, north of range No
0 east of the 4,h p. M. Also, the south.
west quarter of section (22) twenty-five,
same township and range: the whole to
be sold subjec, TO the widows right Of
dover. Terms of sale, credit Of twelve
months with good security.
SIDNEY SMITH, Executor.
June %, 1874. PCT.
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II E NJ OV A L..
George Sulitl,

ID ESPECTfULLY informs the citizens Of
Ia Ottawa and vicinity. that he has removed
his Taik'ring Establishment 70 the south side OF
the public square, ever J. & G. Armours store.
He is prepared to do work on the most reasona-
BILE terms, aud warrants all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted ro fit if properly made up. He is
thankful for past favors, and hopes still to receive
a share of the public patronage.
Ottawa June %, 1874
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Lost,

hN Friday last, somewhere between
" Mr.. Cotlon's and Mir. Manley's, an
open worked work bag, belonging TO
Mrs. Il. p. Woodworth, containing mon
ey &c. Whoever may have found it will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at the
Post Office in Ottawa.
June IS, 1874.
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GROCERIES,,
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate Of Curtis Lum, deceas-
ed, are notified and requested to attend
before the probate justice of La Sale
county, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa,
in said county, on Monday the 10Th day
of July, A. ID. 1914, for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted; that being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of the statute, for the purpose
Of settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent.
LEVI JENNINGS, .Adm'r.
June 7, 1874. 5l-.6t.
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons holding orders on the
IN treasurer of this county now due
and bearing interest, are notified to pre-
sent the same to the treasurer for payment
by the 18th day Of July next, after which
date interest on all Of said orders to the
amount now in the treasury and of such
date as will be by law entitled to draw
said money will no. be paid.
Ey order Of the Co. Commits. Court.
MAURICE MURPHY, Clerk.
Ottawa, July 8, 1914.
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NJ Office is hereby given, that the
Y partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Staden q Mari, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All notes
and accounts are leil with William Stad-
den for settlement and collection, who is
authorized to receipt for the same.
STADDEN & MARI.
Dayton, June 20, 1914. l-3t.