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where our youth may drink from the foun-
)ains of wisdom and all the necessaries
and Injuries of life with general health
and p1osperity-these are all ours, and
the thought should inspire Us with pure,
sterling patriotism, and with deep, heart
felt gratitude to Him who sits upon the
throne Of the heavens, exercises palernal
care over all His creatures, and is the
Oliver Of every good and perfect gift
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Corporation Ordinance.

BE it 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. d. 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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Executors Notice.

ia WAKE notice that, in pursuance OF an
X order of the circuit court of Kendall
county, made at the April term, 1874, d.
recting me TO sell eleven thousand four
hundred feet of land lying in Kendall
county and state of Illinois, bounded as
follows; beginning west Of Fayelte street,
opposite to the south west corner of lot
five, in Georgetown, county and state
aforesaid, and running west one hundred
and ninety feet, on Liberty street, thence
north sixty feet, thence east one hundred
and ninety feet, thence south sixty to the
place of beginning; containing the above
said eleven thousand four hundred feet of
land, be the same more or less, being
lands Of which Jacob GrisIen lately died
seized, for the payment of the debts of
the deceased. shall attend on said pre-.
misses on the 18th day Of July next, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock in the
morning and five o'clock, p. NJ, of said
day, and expose the same to sale at pub
lie vendue. The terms of sale will be,
three months credit. the purchaser giving
bond with good security, together with
mortgage on the premises, to secure the
payment Of the purchase money.
B. CLARK,
Executor of Jacob Grislen.
June |, 1914.
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CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
United States Mail Line.

United NidteS JIdH Line.
FENilE new and swift running mail
- steamer Chicago, Capt. Spencer Field will
leave Utica and Peru for -. Louis or the arrival
of Coaches from Chicago, as llliows;
June I'd, Oh, 10Th, l4h, l9,h, 9th, 2Slh,
July 81, 7th, lth, l5.h, 18Th, 2llh, 2S.h, and
August LIST.
Her fare and accommodations arc of the first
order, and in speed (tor her tonnage) she has no
equal. Freight and fare As low by any other
boat FRlNK, WALKER Il co.
June 1914
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Drugs, Medicines. sc.


adams Roman Antiq's Beecher's Plea for Col.
Alice Researches, legcs,
Barbary States, Open Converts,
Benson Life Of Fletcher The Mother at Home,
Blackwell Philosophical Pursuit of knowledge,
Conversations, rext Book of Popcry.
Cont the Discarded, Richelieu,
Courticr or the Days of The Fan West,
Charles |. Endless Fun,
Charles TyilI, Manufacturing Districts
Deer Brook of England,
Turner'S Sacred History Crumbs Natural Phio
ofthe World. sophy,
History OF Persius, Crumbs Chemistry,
History of Insects, Kosterheim,
Juycnal Persius, Frank, by NJ. Edgworth
Montgomery Lectures, Life Il Times of Rienzi
Prcierment, Newton Foster,
konIngsmark, Grimshaw's England,
Sidney Clifton, Michael Armstrong,
Pencil Sketches by Miss Norton's Hope,
Leslie Marian,
Foreign Conspiracy a-Peham,
ganst L. :. Rctrospects Of Western
Teachers Guide, Travel,
Ard other works not mentioned. Please call and
examine them. G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa. June 81, 1914, lift
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MORE NEW GOODS,

F1NlE Ladies Fancy store have Just received by
4 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 Muslins, and good assortment
of Muslin de LANES; Shawls and Hand
kerchie(s, and Ladies fancy Cravats of all
kinds; Collars, Capes. Wells, black and
white Laces, Edgings, Inserting, figured
and plain Bobbinelt cap and fancy Rib
bons, superhne Bonnet Ribbons, linen
and cotton HahdkeTchiefs Gloves and
Mits of every description; fine Irish Lii
men, brown and bleached Table Spreads
a large variety Of spring Caicoes, conss-
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 Of Leghorn Bonnets,
straw Bonnets, good assortment of UNI
brellas, which will be sold at low prices.
.4lSo, large quantity of Shirting and
Sheeiing.
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. Remember, we
charge nothing to show our goods.
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Executors Notice.

n pursuance of an order of the circuit
n court of the county of Bureau, state
of Illinois, made at the last term therof,
| 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
TO- Nj. and p. NJ, the following des-
crlbcd real estate belonging to the estate
of Ashur DooIlte, deceased, to wit: the
east half of the cast half of the northeast
quarter of section (3l) thirty one, town,
ship No. IG) sixteen, north of range No.
0 cast of the 18th p. NJ. Also, the south.
west quarter of section (22) twenty-five,
same township and range; the whole to
be sold suhjec, to the widows right OF
dover. Terms of sale, credit of twelve
months with good security.
SIDNEY SMITH, Executor.
June %, 1914. oct.
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II E VI 0 Y A l..
George smith

GcOIse SlhliA
Id ESPECTFJLLG informs the citizens Of
q Ottawa and vicinity, that he has removed
his Taihring Establishment TO the south side oi
the public square, over J. d &. Armour's store.
He is prepared to do work on the most reasona-
bic terms, and warrants all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted 70 tit if properly made up. lie is
thankful for past layors, aud hopes still to receive
a share the public patronage.
Ottawa, June -, 1914.
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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 29lh day
Of July, A. d. 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 Z, 1914. Slot.
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Indian Greek Mills.

'l'HE subscriber respectfully informs
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 that
they can take il with them on their re-
turn home. MORMON SMITH.
May p, 1874.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

a Office is hereby given, that the
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Staden & Mari, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All notes
and accounts are lell with William Stad-
den for settlement and collection, who is
authorized to receipt for the same.
STADDEN & MARI.
Dayton, June 20, 1874. l-3t.
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Iron store.

Iron store.
~ TONS of assorted IRON and
AO STEEL, just received at the Iron
Store, and for sale at reduced prices for
cash, ALSO,
bales of Cotton Yarn, superior quail
ty.
30 kegs Of Juniata Nails.
| doz. Collins Axes, La,h llachets,
Hand Saws, Door Locks, augers, Brace
Bits, Butts; Trace Chains, grain and
grass Sythes, Tea Kettles, Frying
Pans, Sad Irons, &c, &c. ALSO,
pRN GOODS.
Brown and bIeached Shectings, Bule
Drilling, &c.
GROCERIES.
SugGr, Coffee, Tea, SaIaratus. Pepper,
Spice, &c. ID. NEWTON.
Ottawa, June %, lsii.
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Administrators Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that, by
" virtue of an order Of the La Sale
circuit court, made at its March term, A.
d. 1914, upon the application of Thomas
Tracy, administrator of the estate of Silas
Tracy, decd, for leave TO sell the follow
ing real estate, will on Saturday the 18th
day of August, A. ID. 1914, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock
p. m. of the same day, upon the premises
hereinafter described, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at public sale, the south
hal' of the northeast quarter of section "a,
town. 33, north Of range three, east Of the
third principal meridian, in La Sale coun-
ty. THOMAS TRACY, .4dmr.
NJ. H.. SWIFT, Solicitor.
July 5. 1914. 3-6t.
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soSt,
nN Friday last, somewhere between
W Mr.. CotIon's and Mir. Manley's, an
open worked work bag, belonging to
Mrs. X. =, Woodwork, containing mon
ey &c. Whoever may have found it will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at the
Post Office in Ottawa.
June %, 1874.
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Cash Paid, for Wheat (,

s'HE subscriber will pay the highest
4" market price, in cash, for Wheat
delivered at his mill in Dayton.
WIN. STADDEN.
Dayton, June 81, 1914. 1T
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and the black. 1t is Polk or Birney, and the
extension of slavery, or Clay and an united
country, prosperous commerce, profitable
Agriculture, every branch of domestic indus
try flourishng, and nation harmonious con-
tented and happy under the glorious insti,u-
tons our forefathers have bequeathed to us as
the richest legacy they could bestow; and a
gradual peaceable and certain amelioration
Of that peculiar institution which is the only
blotch on the escutcheon of our country. In
In fine you are to choose between the meas
ures of party which ruined the country and
the measures of a party which saved it. And
again between party who would gradually
and peaceably abolish slavery, and party
who would strike of the chains of the bond
man by striking down the Constitution and
Union.
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INDIANA.

Thd n. Y. papers of last evening bring US
further returns.
The Jour. of Commerce has returns of 25
Wigs aud 10 Locos elected to the Senate.
The Wings have thus elected one half the
Senate and the Lawrence county Senators in
doubt.
To the House 40 Wings and 80 Locos are
elected; showing Wing gain OF seven and a
Loco loss of Eight members.
Should the above returns all provo to be
correct, and should the rest of the Senators
and Representatives come in as before, there
would be tie in the Senate, and Whis
majority in the House. A U. S. Senator is
to be chosen by this Legislature.
Thus far the Jour Of Commerce.
In the Senate, we believe. the wings gain
one in Parke The Senator last year (H.
Bradley was a Loco. This would give the
Wings two majority in the Senate.
In respect to the House, the Jour. of Com.
does not include the Wing elected in Kos
ciusko. This would be 50-one half.-The
Wings will elect two aud probably three
members in Montgomery.
P. s. The Tribune i'll consequence of
questions as to the politics of members cleo
ted says 1--WE may have missed the Lcgisla-
ture after all.
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THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.
Wings triumphant

In July Louisiana turns out decidedly Wing.
In August we have gained every State we cx-
pected. From the recent returns although
they are not full, no reasonable doubt can be
entertained that the Wings are completely
triumphant in North Carolina, Kentucky and
Indiana. Alabama, Illinois and Missouri
bave ever been conceded to the Locos. Here
after they will succeed in Mississippi, sMichi-
gan, New Hampshire, Maine, Arkansas, and
South Carolina. The remainder of the States
will 90 Wing in the Presidential CANVASS
That the Wings will triumph by heavy ma
jority is as certain as any future political
event. The ignorant Locos may fiutter, but
the knowing ones ken as well as we do that
the party is winged in three-fourths of the
States of the Union. Garbling, falsehoods,
misrepresentation, the vilest scurility, the
blacklist vituperation of Mr.. Clay, Polk, Tex
as, Annexation and Free Trade, all will not
do. Over the dam Locofocoism must go.
Old Davies locker is already prepared to re-
ceive it.
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KENTUCKY.

We are indebted to the Cincinnati Atlas
for the following returns. Comparing them
with the vote of 1910 for Governor when the
Wing majority in the State was 1900 to
10000, they show a falling OFF OF about 5000
in about one half of the State. We have
43 counties. There 9S il the State.
Wing majority il 1914, 5775
/" in lS44, 1921
Should the balance of the returns for 1874
come in as above, MIR. Owsley's majority
xould be in the neighborhood OF 500. The
victory is a most glorious one. Our frieuds
in Kentucky have none of them calculated
on more than l0,4G0 majority, and with that
majority for Owsley they are sanguine OF
nearly 10000 for Dir. Cay. Some of our
opponents have even went so lar as 10 antci-
pate the success Of Mr.. Butler. rhey will
begin TO find after awhile, that there is rather
slim prospect for their make-shift candi-
date.
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Hasten then to
Or G. A n IZE

The third of September is already at your
vc.y thresholds. Scarcely week is left to
perform vork which should this moment
have been performed, and upon which the
veal or woe of the country and every man in
it for ono generation at least eDlin-afly de-
ponds.
GO TO WORK then Instantly, spare no
pains or honorable means to save this noble
Republic from the blighting curses of Loco
Foco rule.
GO TO WORK as you love your own
individual happiness and prosperity.
GO TO WORK as you love Liberty, the
Constitution and the Union.
GO To WORK as you detest Free
Trade and Slavery forever to be fastened up
on you by the election of Polk and the annex
alton OF Texas.
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OrganiZe! Organize 4!

WINGS OF ADDISON COUNTY,
are you ready for the State election on the
third of September. That day is rapidly
approaching. Independent of the great and
salutary influence which triumphantvote will
have upon the Presidential canvass, the sue
cess of the State election is of the lastimpor-
lance, upon the destinies of the State and
the Union. You elect gubernatorial ticket,
and what is the last importance, members of
both branches of the Legislature who will be
called upon to gil vacancy in the Senate of
mighty interest TO the the State election. Two
to one of the United States Senators whose
time expires next March are Wings. This
noble Wing Senate, which for the last year
has averted the direst evils from our beloved
country must be preserved in its pristine
strength and superiority, or even the election
of Henry Clay to the Presidency will be to
very great extent abortive. And is there no
danger that the coalition between the Third
Party and Locolocoism which is everywhere
forming may give ouropponents an ascendan-
cy. With a very few exceptions depend up
on it Wings, as strange and preposterous as
it may appear, every Third Party man will
subserve the success OF Locofocoism. There
is most unnatural sympathy. stronger than
any terms Of alliance which might be signed
4 7 L
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Loco party are directly, unequivocally and
unqualiiedly committed to the project of i'm
mediate and unconditional annexation, and
the utter subversion of the Tariff. Remem-
Der it, and tell it this day if Polk is elected,
annexation certainly and inevitably follows.
The same tide of public opinion which could
bear him into Office would give him congress
subservient to his views, and entail Texas
upon US forever"
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ORGANIZE

then for the State Election And here is the
danger. You may attend Mass meetings,
hearken to eloquent appeals, read newspaper
articles, all of which are useful in their place,
and filled with the most sanguine hopes ofsuc-
ess.but you ever have been too apt to neglect
the last great and most efficient means of sue
cess. Such thorough and minute organiza-
ton as will bring every vote to the polls. Here
the Wing party have always been deficient
Our opponents understand this matter better,
ard act accordingly. Their solid phalanxes
even in less exciting occasionsare everprompt
to the polls, and hence, although their numer-
ical strength has not augmented since 1910,
in several decidedly Wing States they have
obtained temporary triumphs.
Every town should have lis committee who
should appoint sub committees in each
School District, whose duty it should be TO
sec every Wing at the polls. And for the
full accomplishment of this object. the name
of every Wing voter should be known previ
Gus to election day, and no pains spared to
secure his attendance.
Many and perhaps minority of the towns
have done this. But others have sadly
neglected it.
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NORTH CaroIna is Hhig to The Core!!!

North Carolina is Hing to The Core!!!
GOFERNORl!!--A WING SENATE,
AND \ WING HOUSE OF COMMONS =
And to do this, she has had to overcome n
Loco Foco majority in the Last Legislature
of TEN in the Senate. and FOURTEEN
in the House. But what is it, that the
gallant Wings of North Carolina cannot ac-
complish-,cU not accompIish--for HENRY
CLAY AND HIS PRINcIPLEsl She was the
first State in the Union TO nominate him for
the Presidency. after the ;reachery of TYLER
she hls since entertained him as her guest
and ''sink or swim, live or die" her patri-
otto sons are determined TO give him her Elcc-
torial vote for President.
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PROVISIONS. The market is with
out any material change. compared with
the previous report The demand for
Lard has been materially increased by or>
ders for foreign export.
Beef-Mess mo new bb!' So 90 II
7 oO-Navy-s6 90 50.-No. l. S.
so a 6 0O-do Prime SO GOA 4 90
Pork Extra clear 4 mo. Dbl. 500 GOA 90
00--do Clear SlI 80 IL 90 do Mess.
80 50 10 O0--do Prime 81 80 s 90
do Mess from other States,--a do
Prime do do so 90 90 do. Cargo do.
600 40 90 Clear do do 500 90 90
OO--Butter, shipping, Is l8-do store,
uninspected, 10 l2--do dairy, g cts. Il
20--Lard. No. l. Boston ms. 90 a o.
do South and Western, 81 6 Ii
Hams, Boston, 7 a 00--Southern and
Western. 5 6 l-2-Chcese, Shin G and
4 meal, 3 l-2--do nsw milk, -
ID.
WOOL. 80 Prime or Saxony Fleeces,
washed, III. so 10 81 American full
blood, do 43 47--Do. "a do 20 a d.
Do. ID do 81 a 40 Ii and common do
81 a35.
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Died.

At Saratoga Springs Col. William L.Stone,
in the 50 year of his age, the distinguished
editor of the Commercial Advertiser and
Spectator
At Keesville N. Y. Hon. Joseph Fisk, as
deeply lamented in death as he was deserved
ly honored when living.
In this town, on the It'll inst, Dea. Eben-
ezer Sumner. an old and truly pious and re-
spectacle inhabitant of this town, aged Sc
years.
In Cornwall, July %, Sanford 7. Hol-
ley, eldest son ofTruman B. and Juliet
Holley, aged six years and ten months
Our,own, our fondly cherished boy!
To thee hath life been brief, and bright
As brief. and free from guile and care,
Life's pilgrimage to thee bath been.
For thine were ckiAdko0dS sunny hours,
The dawn of life, SO pure and fair,
Meier shadowed by the darksone clouds,
Which gather round maturer years.
Thine was the light and buoyant step,
And heart elate with mirth and glee,
To tread the radiant pathway, strewn
With fairest flowers, by iOUe'S o'oR hand.
We saw that thou vast meek and mild,
a guiltless, free, and happy child.
And in thy mind we fondly traced
The gems of intellectual worth.
And OH we placed our dearest hopes
On thee, our first fair "bud Of promise"
But All! those hopes that brightest seem'd,
Have passed away, like some wild dream
OF earthly bliss,-too bright TO last.
The spoiler came with silent tread,
And marked our first born for his prey,
And in his low and narrow red,
Our Sanford rests in dreamless sleep.
IT'S meet that We should linger round
Thine early grave, to mourn and weep,
But is it meet that faith like ours,
Should seek thy spirit slumbering there :,
In mansion above puse and free,
Spirit blest spirit, We seek for THEE.
H. Al
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THE THIRD OF SEPTEMBER.

The day of the State election rapidly APP
proaches. Are the Wigs ready? Will
they attend the Mass meetings which are no.
titled to be held in Middlebury, Vergennes'
Bristol and Bridport. Never was there a
more momentous crisis in our affairs. Never
have the people of Vermont and the Union
SO much to win or loose. The country is
posing between lofty and permanent pros
periiy, orruin. dead and certain ruin for at
least the present generation. 1t Protection
and Tariff, or Free. Trade operating like the
besom OF destruction through the land. 1t is
CLAW and Union, Liberty and competency,
or nenury and want, Polk, Annexation, dis
solution, aud bondage to both the white man
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THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.
ALL HAIL, INDIANA

Our returns by yesterdays mail are unex-
pectedly gloiiousl INDIANA appears TO
be swept with tornado. Several Counties
we had put down Loco or divided appear,
by our Cincinnati letters and exchanges, to
have gone Wing, giving us an overwhelming
majority in joint ballot, and securing Wing
.. 5. Senator for six years in place of Hon.
Albert S. White. Some of these returns
may prove incorrect, but the general result is
certain. INDIANA HAS GONE WHIG, beyond
all cavil
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PARASOLS UMBRELL'S
NOTICE.

Came into the'enclosure Of the sa5ecri5er
on the 10Th inst, white mare supposed 70
be - or IA years old, the owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges. AID take her
away. ALL. HAN LIZ L.
MiIdlebury. July 10th, ISL. ll,3w
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES.
TY7HE subscriber has RECOMMENDED the
K manufacture of these raH-S, and viii lie
pleased TO receive orders for them, and s0oa,
10 save expense in delivering them.
He will furnish rakes superior to any nov
in use, repair old ones If desired, CT make
parts 70 order.
He will make few extra fine teeth rdkes
for gathering the fues, hay, aud raking after.
Drag Rakes also for sale.
CLARK RICH.
Shoreham, June 1874. 5;tf.
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Court OF CHANcERY.-We are requested
to remind those who have suits for trial in the
Court of Chancery in this County, that an
adjourned Session of that Court is 10 be held
in this place on Tuesday of next week, the
27th inst