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 DE. BaRLAND - have concluded to write yon fa0 lines, in mT plain manner, cnn- ceraiug thc great excitement, now prevailing throughou; the Stale, ia relation to the con test for the Senate of the United States, be- tween Col. ASHLEY aa1 Gov. YELL.
 ] would ask, who Las produced all ths great excitement in the democratic party, and who is responsible for the evil that is likely to grow ont of this contention for power: Who is guilty of invading the qui- ct, peace, and harmony ihat have for wears controlled the democratic pariy3 Let him beware for oa his heal will fall the resnon- sibility of the daring actl He will be held accountable at the bar of political judgment for his unpardonable coRduet
 Let Us enquire into the course pursued by the two gentlemen above referred to, and see which Is in fault.
 What has been the course of Col. AsH- LEY' He has written letters 10 almost hali the people in every county; and to promi- nent democats, he has written at least half a dozen, and in these letters has labored to make the impression that Gov. Yell is try ing to supplant him in the Senatel And in these letters the o}d for has had the extreme vanity to attempt to aaa1qJaoiure public opin- ion in his favor, by stating that the people prefer dim to remain in the Senate, and Gov Yell in the Housei This you may hea, from nearly every one who receive letter. from him. Some persons to whom he send. letters rom his epistle factory have taker up the impression that he possesses talent.
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DEMOCRATIC 9lEETIl

At a meeting ol the DemoCat county, held in the town of Coll yember l2th l845, for the purDo,i ting delegates to a Coagepion, to the City of Little Rock, on lhs ary, 1916, to nominate d spi,abe candidate for a seat in the nex! Col. s. c. Faulkner was called t and ]. W. Davis, appointed Secna ton of Capt. s. Craig, the cbairs Committee of five, 10 wit: Cap, S Garner, J. M. White, c. Camp&l| Davis to draft | series of resolai adoption of the meeting.
 The meeting thea adjounelua P. N.
 Al 3 o'clock P. N, the meeaag| ant 10 adjournment. The Conl offered the following resolutions
 RcSolred, That as the Denocr State generally, are holding meeiH pointing delegates to q Conyeniol en at the City of Little Rock, a of January next. Being desires a representation in said colRs likewise.
 Resolred, That we have lhe lideaee in the sound democass votioa 10 lhe best interest of oa; at home and abroad, of our prsx talive, the Hon. 4. Yell, and lh| heard with unfeisjsed regret thilI q reelection 10 lhe disiinguisSsa he HOW occupies with so macAII
 E. es9lred, That we haze VleFe| and pleasuse, the high stand f1 very talented Senator, the licl'V ley during the last session ol lh] the United States and we belelFe terests of the siale will be snb;'I' iiauing him in the station he ns1 q with so much honor to hlHieIi 10 the State.
 Res0lred, That VIC have lnI, in the ability, integrity and solIlo ! of the Hon. F. L. Johnson, and la' fally recommend him 10 the Con represent the State in the nezl the United States.
 Besolre2, That his former e0n such in the politics of this SiniF'' mend him to the warm support cracy, and we eheerfully reconIl the choice of this county.
 Resolvcd, That our delessa!9' yention are hereby authofiaea '. their judgment and discreilon Ill candidate for Congress.
 ResoIecd, That the Chairman ting be requested to apponl :. gates 10 represent this county T yention. .3; meeting, after being signed 9y U. and Secretary, be sent to 'ps ..' Arkansas Banner, with fe9u''' fish the same in his paper
 And thereuPon the ioreg'in. ,in. were submitted to the met1as nc .ha unaoimouslp adopted, and | me :, pursuance thereof, appointed e q wit: Capt. s. Craig, J. M' Hn.' III. and J. W. Davis. And on 4 1T Garner Esq, the ChalFaialI saI.eal, v, was added to the list ol u,,ss ;ss :,
 And on motion the meeli1sP Gt TFP s'
 S. C. FAULhNhN
 ". DAVIS Secrelay-
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From Me .qrl.aasas latelllgs''T % 7
 .,,yT-NTU' IN l

From Me .HIiia'lsaS lA'.. ,- T GREAT EXCITEMENT, TN IN ! - mo oKEE NATION; 1.;,
 By the Fayetteville. !, siagG-a',' sas. that several hundred Chefosss. aa.s,, out, to ferret oat the mulos'ttiII os tiIIt okees who have lately oeen '.. snp = The circumstances, as we ssf 5, led to this delerminaiion a, are ;a't. a'
 On Sunday night, the 2q park ,%,1 of Mr. R. J. Meigs, near ~,. a's Cherokee Council groulla,, l.,,,.nJe, seven armed men. who u'I l.s rer and Mr. N. supposIng "I ,be .h voice of a friend, opened ''s ,.srs windows, when five guns 5a Sa mad him, after a short tlme ebad i,I and when the villains roDoeni 'o~ipe. house. On Tuesday e,'7 ,ero1 n the bodies of two muIu'tf f,onl covered about one mile I.,'as,a ilu's Alr. AIeigs, and from clrc'''
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TIE CnuRcnEs-B Bishop souLE of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and Bish- op FREEMAN of the Protestant Episcopal Church, have recently visited our city, and preached in their respective churches. The venerable Bishop souLE left on Monday last, to preside over t.e Arkansas Annual Confer ence, now in Session at Camden, Washta county.
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.Nap E9rhs. 2SA .4aeasl. 1Sl5.n

Among the "thousand and one" tales with winch the presses at distance are rife, is a report that the administration is about to send special agentto Mexico, 10 demand the pay meat of all claims due to our citizens. They who circulate such reports do not reflect up- on the present position of the United States in relation to Mexico.-U Union,
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IIov. A. YELL Is, no doabt, al Washing ton city, by this time. He left home on the 20th October, and was at Louisville, Ky, ea route to Washington, on the 9th inst.
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HoN CHESTER ASHLEY, accompanied by his family, left home on Saturday morning last, for Washington city.
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MR. MApisoN1s REroRr.-ta eoutinua- ton of our purpose to furnish our readers with the Political Text Bool, of the Demo- cratic party, We commence, to-day, on our first page, MT. Madison's Report, to the Nir- gnia Legislature, in l799, upon tho Resolu- lions of the previous session. t is long and elaborate document, and will require several weeks to complete its/ publication Let il be borne in mind tha1this Report em- bodies the political doctripes Of the Demo- cratic party, (the old Republican party) as set forth by Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison-and lei eve1y Democrat study and cherish them.
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rHE IsT DAY OF DECEMBER.

Ietit be remembered that the FtRsT MoS- DAY OF DEcEMBER-w which is the lsi dtg of the month, is tue day of the Pulaski county Democratic Meeting. Every Demo- crat, who can, should attend.
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INFORMATION IYANTED.

We place the following inquiry in our ed- itorial columns, and commend il to the espe- cial attention of all eur readers
 MR. PHlLIr PRAscu is one of our most industrious and worthy german citizens; and the kind and correct feeling he has exhibited, mourning great trouble and expense in seek ing for his brother, ntitles him to the sym pathy and co-operalon of every good cili- zen.
 The south western newspapers, especially in Vicksburg and New Orleans, will do a generous deed by giging the following in-
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FToN. A. II. SEVER reached our city, from his residence in Jefferson county, on Sum day last, and Jeff here, in the stage, yes terday moTning, for Washington city.
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CAMDEN HnR4LD.-This is fhe title of a paper recently commenced ag the town of Camden, Washita county, in this State. Il is published and edited by Mr. J. RUrii, al $3 year. IL tprofesses neutrality in poli- tics, and devotion to lhe general interests of the State. The first n0mber, which has just reached us, is for want of paper of prop CT size, printed on sheet so small as to give very imperfect idea of whatit will be, when it's intended size is assumed. The enterpri- sing editor, who is . stranger 10 us, has cur best wishes for his success.
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e'TnE DELrA'' is the name of new pa per recently established in New Orleans, by Messrs. Davis, Corcoran & Go. It is nett tral in politics, and devoted 10 commercial and general intelligence. lis large, hand- some, and well filled sheet, and is published weekly at S3 year We take pleasure in adding it to our list of exchanges.
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Cor. JAMES McKlsslcx. fhe newly ap- pointed Cherokee Agent, arrived at this place iahlequah on Monday last, and has enter cd upon his duties ''''''
 fGherotee .adpoeate, .Aoe 6
 Prince Albert fell down stails, lately. and sprained his anele, @
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Where is Conrad Prasoh ]?

GAiD CONRAD PRascH brother to the subscriber. lJ Philip Prasch arrived at Napoleon at the mouth of the Arkansas River with his family. in order. to come to Little Rock and join myself and my family, upon special invitation. lthappened, however, that ie my brother, that had died and that. of course t Was useless for him to continue his journey to Lit tie Rock. Innderstand that when in Napoleon my brother observed, he would start for Yicksburg or New. Orleans
 Any ', information concerning my brother will be
 PHILIP PRASCH
 r. ,, CONRAD PRAscu is German. a Wagon anakef p5 trade. His family consists ol lis wife and
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lst That large stocks ol foreign goods would be accumulated in oar ports, to the lalary of the prices of similar homemade fabrics and products.
 RcPty-Allowing, for the sake of argu- ment, that the effect upon prices would be IS alleged, such all indirect node of .protection., as imposing restrictions which are injurious m ther general effect upon trade, and not necessary for the security of the revenue. opghtnot to exist; but Unnecessary for pro. ieetion,' such obstacles and restrictions ought 10 have money raluc affixed to them, and be put into the plain shape of an addition to the rates of duty, when they would be in a great degree disarmed of any injurious effect upon general trade, by a Warehouse System.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-14
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
OF HIS.

Also, blue and invisible green Beaver Cloths,
brown. grew. green. and dnlia do
A splendid lot oi French, black, blue, and fun.
cy Cassimeres,
Sleeps grey, jeans onl sattinetts ofvarious CO.
lors. and a splendid lot OF
Satin, silk velvets and other vestines, .s
Girgban.. French homhnzines, French Meri-
no. fsRme,ia. and is'd nlPaccas,
l.insey. Shiftings aud Sheetlngs, umbrellas,
Grnts Lis!c thread. hlark, and fancy hid gnvcs
stocks, craynts, and poke, hdkis. shirt collars,
writing paper, spool, cotton. and linen thread
and a splendid assortment al tuinrs' trimmings.
fine lot OF Calf skins and upper Leather.
The subscrihsr will still continue hi. tailoring
business, hntif any prefer any other tailor, they
will find that ~ advantage will he taken Of those
who wish To purchase goods in his line. He al.
~ feels thankful Tor past iovors. add nattcrs him
self that he can sell rs cheap az any othrrplaee.
Ottawa, Nov II. 1913 JOHN SilULER
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CLOTHS =

q 4 EAVY ribbed Beaver.
Il n Super French black, ....
Wool dyed blue black. from 80 rs to s. sc
A good assortment of Blues,
Flncy Casslmcres and very cheap,
Satineit, large assortment.
Jeans, PLAN ana fancy,
Twceds and Sleeps Greys,
Fancy plaid Cloak trimmings, ..
Linsev and l'anuelS
rcr-ons wishing to buy good and cheap good,
in the above lInr, are respectfully requested t,
call 2. The store Of !. C. NAT1iNGER.
Ottawa. Nov. a, 1875 81.
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+" CHEAP FOR CASH"
w VI. PAUL& co, Peru,

I4lr. w M. y a U l. - co, Peru,
a FAVE just received at The Brick
H. K. Store, new and excellent stock.
well assorted and seaonahlc. Cash buy.
ers are specially invited We dislike
boasling, but we will sell cheap-thats
all. We have, among other goods, the
following: a..r .... .....l...... ...
Black * colored cloths, beavers and cassinrrcs .
Sa,ncus, ,wceds, jeans, hard-tmcs & moleskin..
White, red. yellow and Canton lannels; aH
Cashmere d'Ecossc nous. and Grape de l.aincs :
Fancy and plain a'pacas, six velyeIs and sa,ins
Newest styles ol cncoes, black dress silks;
Brown and hleachrd shcrtiprs and .hir,i,,rs
Scotch ginChams; IriSh linens long lawns. linen
camhrlcs; jackoneu, Swiss, hook aud pl,i,i mus
Inns; bishops lawns; hi,lc, Ashburion and
thread larcs and cdglugs; saIn jcans dimity 4;
black ctape; ticSines; cheeks. cdIorrl cam.
brics; grass cloth aud oiher shirts; linen and
Ncu,lon table diapcrs; Russia diapers and crash ;
liner, silk AMI cotton handkerchiefs: shawls
comior,ers; NUTS; kill silk, buck. and woollcu
gloves and n,ilts; hosiery; Angola shirts md
drawers; fine linen and hickory shirts; roi.
ton yarns; hats; caps; boats shoes ladic,
/ slippers; combs; hair pms, necklaces; spool
stands; co6d sp"ois; pocket books: wallets:
whal 'boncs carpe, bags zephyr worstrd. and
canvass; tapes; needles; plus; fancy lrimminus
Lavender and Cologne water, &c. .....'.
HGdmGrc: ..,.. .........
HALVES and forks, pocket knives. carvers, axes
cross cut saws, planes anl plane bil,., socket an,
iirrner rhlsels, wohd saws md frames. mahocan,
knobs, door locks and lschcs coffee mills. files
bed screws, nsl., iron and steel. castings. do,
irons. Ames shoyels, trace chains, wagon boxes
manure forks, &c, d. .....s., .r.rs
..', Croclcry: H.. -s..,r
Climates sets, and other croekrry, assorted
A fresh lot OF TEAS. etc. is.l .iii.... Loo.
WHEAT bought for cash or goods. 70
Peru. Oct |. 1873. ~ ~ ~ ~. LII
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NOTICE.

THNHE undersigned leaves Peru for
a New Orleans abnu, the 10Th Of
January next, and will be happy to exc
cute commissions for the purchase Of SUI
gar, Molasses, g.. FOR all persons who
may choose to favor him with their or
ders, fle is prepared to make liberal
ddUanceS for the purpose, to those who
may desire it. Satisfactory references.
terms, and all requisite information upon
the subject, given by application a. Peru
TO ISAAC y. HARMON.
Peru, Nov. 7, 1915. .r 70 2O--l0
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EyONfs and SHOES.
TENHICK double sole boots,

TENHICK double sole boots,
do $50 do do very stout,
Boys and youths boots.
Mems fine sewed calf do. ilt.
Women's kip and buff seal do.
Ladies' buff seal walking shoes,
Kid slippers, sar
Childrerl's and Misses boots,
Mems and womcn's gum over shoes.
Together with almost every nriicle in thc abov,
line, Tor sale Nv J. G. NArllNGER.
Nov II. 1915
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Farmers. and all Others intcres.
ted, IcOk at this.

A III, persons who are indebted TO A.
IN ROWLAND, individually. or to
the firm of ROWLAND & PEARSON,
for professional services. are hereby no.
tilted, that settlement. either by note or
payment, is earnestly desired. before the
iirs, day Of January. 1876.
We have made arrangements TO receive
Wheat, Corn, Oats. Pork, Lard, Butter,
Eggs and neat Cattle, tina, are ii, for beef
for all which we will allow liberal
price, varying from five to ten per cent
above the cash value in this market, or
that Of Dayton.
Now friends and customers--you who
have the means 10 spare, and have had
our services by night and by day, through
storm and sunshine, what say YOU to
this offer! We trust your answer will
be such as TO satisfy both yourselves and
us. ,.....
Ottawa, Nov. 10, lS45, 2l
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Grocer

WUSr received New Orleans Suga
~ and Molasses. Loaf Sugar, Coffee
Peas, Allspice. Pepper, Ginger, Salera
ms, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia. Rasins
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &c,
r.. CUSHMAN 81 GRlDLEY.
Nov. Il. 1915.
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DRY GOOD.



HNHE subscribers would inform their
b a friends and the citizens of La Sale
i and Bureau counties. in general,
that they are receiving and constantly
keep on hand a full assortment Of the
above goods, together with many Other
kinds. Feeling srcafnl for past patronage,
they would solici, a continuance of the
same. assuring all who may favnr US
viii, call, they shall find our gc"ds AT
the lowest and cheapest rates. As. we in
tend to sell Cor CASH or produce exclu.
sively. We will either pay cash ar ex-
change goods for mostly all kinds Of
produce at the highes, marke, rates.
Sept. 20,-'45. DAY 6 BROTHER!
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES
Estate of Solomon a9hhderson, dec.

Estate Of Solomon 'y4hderson, dec.
A IL persons having claims against
IN the estate )of Solomon Anderson
deceased, are hereby notified and reques-
ted TO attend before the probate justice
Of In Sale county. Illinois. at his Office
in Ottawa. in said county, on Saturday
The 10th day of December. A. D.. 1915.
for the purpose Of having the same adj
jueled. that being the day fixed upon by
the administrator, in pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose Of settling and ad-
jusling all claims agains, said deredeni.
JOHN RICiIESON. Adm'r.
Nov. 6, 1915. 20
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J Glass and lSasI
SHOES. Shoes.

Shoes, Shoes.
I AIDES rooren Kid Slippers. ass'j.
IA Women's lea Bno's pegecd snd ,rwed +
do ID Shoes do ~ d, '
Children's cold Kid Shoes and Boots,
d" l,ca p do q do
Misses Slippers, asst.
Persons wanting any thing in the above line,
will find to their advantage to call Mt tho New
Store. jnst opened by
May 10, 1915. q J. G.NATTINGER.
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salt.
ra,i ~ winter Dry Goods. ~


UUSr opened a, Perm. large full aud
~ assortment Of foreign and domestic
ruDRY GOO DS,9 g,.
which have been pnrchasedatihc lowest
cash pr'res in The eastern cities, and rill
be .ol,i cheap for cash Or pscluse, censis-
ting in part as follows. siz;s,B BROAD
.Or0rns, orvarious coIoIs and quali,ivs:
fancy aud plain'sa,iaeuasnd jasns,'s
.imcrcs se,l and " hile dmnels; linseys;
rilcpm,l heaverrlo,hs I; hsfd,imss; worp-
red and silk scrges heavcrieen sin and
c6tjon vclset:, biuc drillsi hickov'ss |;
coi,op table fiaper linen table tnyers {
brown holland, colored cnmbriskt llsn-
Il,e,s; crash ;olinsn diaper. &c.- ~, ~
.Oca. 10, isi5.t DAY 4 BROTNEHs|
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The following for cash in hand: tt
VIII NV 20 IS 4 80 +"
sh @ 32 5 .3lG "
eli SO 80 3D.. S. so {.

The farm of MIR, Il. Miller jus, below the
mouth Of Indian Creek, on Fox River. contain
ing lj5 acrcs; no onder Improvement; a sood
two story house and other improvements. pin
Also $50 ncres On sections q aud 20, + IS.
x .; 10 under Improvement; agood house aud
barn, a0d good situation for public house.
Also,t .h NV Of scciltn 3. Z 30. RS. Ana
2l3 ncrcs on section l6, ! 80, lt3; 100 acres
improved log bpusc and barn, aud other IN.
prnvcmcnts. Hl' '''Ul
The subscriber has Cor sale various nth ~ t,,e,,
IN different parts oi the cmniy, Persons wish,
ing to purchase would d" well 10 give him ,
call before purchasing elsewhere. ''''"l'
Oct. 81 lSt5. f'i GEO, IT, NORRIS %
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40 Wcayers.

Ottawa, Nov. 10, lS45.
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Lands for sale.

THE subscuber oilers Tor sale The following
= lands, u quantities to suit purchasers. BY
the purchaser = yiug one fourth oi the amount
NJ purchase, a credit of three years will he given
on tie balance with In,cics, on The same u, six
per cent. .HI saY -s.u.3 ru.L d..
vh and So ar of sec g. L ~. n H. dE iSOnrrcs
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hooks a. Stationary.
OTTAWA FOUNDRY.

TEYlE subscribers would respectfully
z inform the citizens of Ottawa and
vicinity that ,hey have started Foundry
in this place, and are prepared TO execute
all kinds Of work in their line. equal 10
any establishment in the country, on The
shor,es, notice and most reasonable ,eims.
II" Cash peM far old cast iron. ''.i
. COGSWELL e. CHAPLIN.
Ottawa. OcL3, 1885 l0n
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cash Advances.

Peru, Nov. :. 1915.
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HI. II. MAGGIE, q, CO,
No. I3e. LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
Dealers in H0pie and Fdncy DryGoods.

No. I3e. LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy DryGoods,
Vt WHOLESALE Avn ugrtIL,
SA|OULD inform their friends and
w the public generally. thet their
stock of goods is as extensive and emhra-
ces as great variety Of ar,Ir'es this fall
as can be found in any establishment, in
the west. MERCHANTS viii be supplied
al prices that will destroy all inducements
to 90 east for goods. Peders will find
a splendid assortment Of all the Linz
ETens and Iaokse Notions they usual.
iy carry. The community at large who
arc examining goods 10 make judicious
purchases, will find this iirs,-raie place
10 get GOOD GooDs CHEAP, as their pur-
chases are with casl, only and their mot
to is .''.'-
.a".' /" CHEAP FOR CASH.
sCJ@A very large assortment Of Car
pets. Druggeis and Floor Oil Cloths.
Oct. 3, 1915. H.I sH' al5-3m
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Eecudy-SlasIc Clothing.

UUST received, on consignment, 4
az large assortment of Rcaiy-madt
Winter Clothing, manufactured this sea.
son in New York, OF good materials and
in the latest style. The stock consists,
in part, of blanket and pilot cloth over
coats; beaver, pilot cloth and cashmere
Grock and sack coats various qualities
and SORTS Of pantaloons and vests; flannel
shirts; drawers. &C., &c, for sale AT
wholesale and retail, very cheap.
..- ISAAC d. HARMON.
Porn Nav = lSi5
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New Goods. New, Goods l.!

TE7HE subscribers have received their fail md
\. winter supply Of scasonohlc goods, and offer
them 20 their old friends and the publir general.
" a, unueuNy low pticcs. The goods having
been purchased for cash enables us lo sell chcRu.
sr hm Mc cheapest. We have the usual full
assortmrn'c Of staple Day Goods, Boots and Shoes.
Leather OF all kinds, ready made Clothing, Shelf
aud hardware, Crockery aud stone ware, Drugs,
medicines, dyc-s,uila, cic. etc.
Hides. rollow, BecswaT, Wheat, Oats, and
most kinds OF produce wanted in exchange.
nov .lf WALKER & HlcKLtNG.
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E state f.John .l.cycrs. decd.
Estate of Elisha Hood, decd.

Estate cf'rEAsha Hood, decd.
"A LII persons having claims agnlnstl the
: NJ estate. OF Elisha WoGd. deed. are
hereby nolifed and requested 10 attend
before the probate Justice of La Sale
county. Illinois. at his office in Ottawa.
in said county, on the 25lh day of No
vemher!gA. D.7lS45. for The purpose of
having the same adjusted. that being the
day fixed upon by the administrator in
pursuance OF the statute, for the purpnse
Of settling and adjusting all claims against,
said deaedent. ggs ,17wcJa is3Ia ,i5sgiJ
iaah DIXWELLLATH ROP, .aim'r.
Oct y. 1915. h.a Vtt hHa. l6--G
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Strsiyci.
no Isiilers.

HVOR sale-One pair four feet French
M Burr Mil Stones. warranted Of the
best quality. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
'" Peru, Nov. 10. ls45. 81
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rhnyts, Lees, Smiths
Sugar Coated, FL.
more's, Jayncs', SAP
pington 5, Sias', Hoo
per's, Peters, Phin-
ney's and several 9th.
or kinds of Pills.
lindsey's nerve x bone
and other Linimeu,s.
DaIley's Magical PAIN
Extractor,
Roofs Ring-bonc ONT
meni.
DR. Upham's Elec,uary
of The Piles. f.
Hays Linimcu',
Deans Chemical! Plaster
Bateman's Drops.
Balm OF Columbia, Bri-
tIsh OIL. Harlem Oh,
IPeieg Whites Sslyc.
Godfrcy's Cordial.