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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
INN II .N0fI"II HtI"7'i TpIW I
ERROR CORRECTED

So We aIc PANIED al an error which occurred
in our last daily impression; through inad,ea
ence, III the list OF officers who died On boari the
"andaa the name oi surgeon ID ;. GRErS j.
given in place oil that ot Assistant Surgeon, Wa.
P7T CASSInG Or. Green, we are happy 10 say,
is not only alive, but well-and long may he live
ihe ornament Of his profession. We have taken.
We hope, e'tecllal Steps 10 correct III. crroneou,
report 10 ,hose who viii lie the most aiiccc,. By IL,
and sel a slip cunlaininsa corrected isl by ye>-
lriday'> mail, with the mornings paper, 10 all on
Northern exchanges.
The Vandalia has been towrd up 10 The bite ol
Craney Island, and her Sex sent up 10 he Naval
Hospital. There are oaly about forty OF ly sick,
and most Of them are ont Of danger The slooI
Of war Fairfield, was ordered down Yesterday, !,
receive on board HE healthy pan OF le crew, and
The ship has been ordered 10 quarantine, where shc
will remain, until, IN The opinion of The Health
Officer. she can be safely permitted Il come NJ
10 The Navy Yard.
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Nnpr.M; Anrill-

4NoRfoiht Hlill t.
ARRIvAr OF THE VASDAIl,-D ,NYtSslps Iat.i
Heentc.-Our readers were informed by our ,e,
terday's paper, that The United States ship Van
Galia had been infected with The yellow fever At
Port al Prince, and that large number Of her
crew were sick from it The Vardaia arrived in
Hampton Roads yesterday, and II is now oui pain
iul task 10 add thai The disease, since her sailing
from Port an Prince Oh The lstoi April has been
direiul in is results Aboul half the crew az:
on the sick list, and nineteen have died Amons
The deaths are The following oiicer.
Geo. Mason llooe, Isl l.ieu,
Lieu. James NJ. Locker.
Purser Robl S. Moore
John Overnan. Carpenter, Ibeiorr reported
SAINT Crow, Saiimakcr
Commodore Bolton despatched the steamer
Wafer Witch Yesterday afternoon 10 low The Van
dalia up L. the bite ol Craney Island. ami he will
OF course dispose Of The sick and well as h. may
deem best Tor their care and comfort. without ~
irlnsins Tie Indispensable requirements of The
quarantine regulations oil The poll [H10id
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CoMMIsSluNER's Orrlcg.

CoMhISSioSfh offlCE,
Richmond, April 10Th, 1915.
The Superior Court OF Chancery for The
Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby Plrf
AgainS,
James Gray ct ais, DIS
PURSUANT TO decree made in this cause on the
us day Of March, 1915, |, as one of the Commits
soners in Chancery for The said Court have APP
Polnlcd the 9th day of June next between The
hours Of len o'clock, A. NJ, and Two o'clock, P.
NJ. and 50 from day TO day between The same
hours, Sundays excepted, until The 29ih day OF
July following, al my Office in The city OF Rich
mont, State Of Virginia. for receiving and hear
lng he proof Of whatever debts or claims the Gre
tlor> Of David NJ Branch individually, and Of
'h- lalr firm conducted under the name OF The
sad Branch alone, but composed Of John B. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
The sad David NJ. Branch individually, or against
!is said firm. And should any such creditors
iii, under this notice, 10 come forward and prove
'teir debts or claims, The Court will proceed 10
decree distribution OF the trust funds among
such 0! the sal! creditors as shall have duly COM
ped herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April l8-2awl29Jy Com'r.
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CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO-Ih have
~ Just received supply Of fine old and very
superior Chewing Tohacco-being very mild and
rich, and OF excellent flavor.
E. STEPHENSON,
April3 No. 80, Main street
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXaS,
- Will stand this season al Fairfield,
~ at SI5, and So il paid within The sea-
GG. son. For particulars al Pedigree and
Performances see hand.blls.
Fol, 05-clS
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From ~ .No,j'A HooJ

Is h.'.l
So M-,iru l,i+ gent p;0-
pnqil- "a I'rVas. that n SHE
viii reject HE orr al l:ir
UNITED states Ia h"cnEI a
member uI their ronlrdr-
racy. aud remain in,I-prn
den, herself, then sh----
NrNir"-will acknowledge
The Independence 81 Te,
A. British Diplomacy j.
evidently ~ Iilis move
rnrnt. Traas, however,
viii doubtless prefer an
ncyatIun. u leing i"r her
Interest.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

March 1-cwtlJune
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

cares Of the unfortunate. Like an angel
If goodness she delighted in ministering to
their sorrows and alleviating their misfOr.
tunes. Hers was truly heart that could
Eel another's woe, and where sickness and
sorrow prevailed there was shed the fra
gance Of her sympathy. But the noble
qualities of her heart which over-howed
with kindness, the anxieties, the prayers of
beloved friends could not shield her from
the encroachments of death. Let those
who mourn her departure be consoled, for
although her body has been consigned to
the dark tomb, her immortal spirit has
scared to brighter realms, the daylight o.
God has broken upon it
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
NOTICE.

ALL persons holding the obligations Of the
IA CoMMERo'AL BANK OF MANCHESTER, the
Bills of the Bank or otherwise. are hereby noil'
fed to present the same at the Counter OF SAID
Bank, in Yazoo City, for payment.
JOHN r. BAILEY,
JOHN !. WILSON,
J. w. BARNETT,
Commissioners.
Yazoo city, Oct. 80 lsl5. At;
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

J.F. Williams X S. S. Wright,
NOTICE.
$500 so

1899 so
Fifteen DAYS after date, we or eth
or Of Us promise to pay John II. DAVIS or
rider, three hundred and ninety two dos
iars md tiiv cents for value received OF
rim. this 3O;h day If Oc'. lS45 !.
UInIS |, to notify The public that note
Il ol the above Description, las well as
,ccolectef) signed by the undersigned sub
scribers, was haudu emily obtained by the
navee, and will not he paid except by q"
order or decree If chancery. Therefore
III persons are hereby notified and lore
warned from trading for said ante.
STEPHEN P. MARBLE.
SAM'L. FRElDLANDlER.
Sat,rlis, Nos. 5vh, lS45. But
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
Council Proceedings.


CALLED MEETING-Dec. 4th, ls45.
Present, ]. LAMKIN, Presiden'-W. ].
I.zAKr. H. HARRISON, J. v. CALDWELL,
C. F. HAmER, and ]. ]. HUCHEs, Select
men.
MOHE meeting being called to order, the
minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The Committee to whom was referred the
account of Messrs. Bailey g. Caldwell for
LAYING Gunwales on Mound Street, made
reDort. and on motion the account was al
lowed for $40.
The Committee to whom was referred
the petition of Messrs. Malone g. Grinme,
praying the allowance Of their Street lax
hrSl45. in consideration of their having
kent I'D the road from the lower part of the
Civ to their mills, made report and ON
motion the prayer Of the petitioners was
granted. II,
On motion, G. F. Hamer was allowed
10 the amonnt OF his taxes for l94o, tor SER
vices rendered in revising the Ordinances
which was received by Mr.. Hamer as iulI
satisfaction for said services.
The following accounts were then pre-
scented and allowed:
Bailey q Caldwell, sundries furnished to
las. Bane decd. 5 %
Hahn q Fleming, making coffin and
digging grave Tor same, 10 w
E. B. kundle, attening called and
6 regular meetings &c. 10 w
G.. SchnlDly, removing uuisances, fees
in sundry cases IN the Mayors
Court. &C, &c. 30 90
CT. Hamer, clerk Of election Feb.
10th, lS45. W
The account Of c. Hook for attendance
ON Jas. Bane, was presented tor $40, anc
referred to COMMITTEE Oh Paupers.
On motion Of j. J. Hughes ESQ., the
Board then went into an eleclIun tor whar
master, which resulted in the choice ot =
SchnIb.y Esq.
The following resolutions were then OF
ferod by J. j. hughes Esq, and adopted
RESOLVED, That Committee OF three
members of this Board be appointed to as
certain, and report to the next reguia
meeting, the largest amount obtalnable iron
a responsible person for the lease OF tn
wharf at Yazoo City for the next twelv
month, and such other information IN rela
ton to the wharfage as may be deemed IN
portant to enable the Board to determln
the best disposition to make OF said whar
Hughes, Harrison and Caldwell were al
Dointed said committee.
RESOLVED, That the wharfmaster cleo
be directed to take possession OF the wha
Immediately on the expiration OF the iea'
of the present lesses, and that he eXecu
his bond to the Mayor with security, IN tn
sum of tive hundred dollars, conditioned
the faithful performance Of his duties II
the term Of his appointment.
On motion, Young Dimond Esq, W,
appointed Captain OF the Town watch
one month.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
]. LAAlKlN, Pres.
z r RTNDIE. CITY Ci'k,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
01tI3Y lnNR1a

TIME undersigned having taken tho large ana
:. cOmmodions BRICK BUILDING koysr
the Commercial Bank.) lately occupied by mRs'
MELLRN ne u boarding house, tenders hlsssEslees
10 all who may wish boarding by the month";
week o. day.
Every attention will be given to transient
persons who may favor him with call; ana %
his table will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, he hopesto merit portion Of pubic
patronage.
WILLIAM WRIGHT
YazoO City Oct. 23d, l545. 5-n
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
ADVERTISEMENT T S.
STOLEN

INROM the subscriber residing on the main
n road leading from Yuzoo City TO Cons Fer
ry, \ sorrel mare. The prominent marks by
which she may be designated are as follows
LEFT eye out, saddle marked, shod all round, and
her shoes turned ~ before, making peculiat
track. Any person who will give me Inflammation
II said animal at Mr.. A. NJ. Greens IN Holmes
county, or at any place where can hear OF her,
hall receive my thanks aud be literally reward
ed. RICHARD Is. LOF IN
Nov. 9th, 1S45. s2t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
PHOENIX HOUSE.

f'tff 3 kl1zsA &c
Iitf go 70
JgrGmGah EamAtW q 90. Prqprietor'
MAIN STREET, Y AGO Cry, Nj.
TVHE Subscribers respectfully solicit a
! continuance Of Che PafrOnage so iiber-
orally bestowed the lasa Seash", and I'VE
promise 10 leave nothing OndonC to fentOri
our guests comfortable. The House has
Undergone complete repoyaIlon.
The Rrick Stable and buggy sbelteEsATo htfed
up in style not surpassed by any establishment
81 the kind in the country, and Is provided with
good corn, fodder, hay, Oats and water' servants
are kent TO convey horses, bUggiss &c. 70 and
from said stable. We guarantee general salts
faction, and their rates ara exceedingly low -
Persons wishing livery services, will apply 70 Us
or Backman e. Scstt.
JEREMIAH LAMKiN q Co.
raut Ph9nir House.
july 22nd, I945. AZ
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
Executors Sale.

DY virtue of the auth 'ity vested in the UNI
ID dersigned BY the last viii and Testament
Of DR.. Washington Dorsey deceased, as Execu-
tors If said viii We will expose at public
auction in the rowr of Benton, on Wednesday
the 3ltt day OF December next, within the
hours prescribed by lGw-lhs following negroe
slaves, to wit Harriet house servant about
p years oId-Cela a likely woman about 81
years old, aud her child Adele about years old.
*ALSO
On the folIowingday lst of January l846, in
YazoO City at the late residence Of Dr. W,
Oorse w. valuable household furniture. the Sur
gicaI Instruments Of the said deceased, 3 fine
horses, 2 yoke of oxen, l OK wagon, cows ami
calves-and a variety Of articles suited to taml-
" use, too tedious to mention. Terms of sHIe,
month credit, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
R. s. HOLT, Evscutor,
+. w. WIRELESS,

W. W IDbEINN9 }
Yazoo City, Nov. 25th. lS45.
ALSO-On account of Nancy R. Dorsey, at
Benton as above on the 3lst December, 1876
7 likely negroes to witt Martha and child Joa-
ma, Joe and It's wife Mavna, and their chill
jren, Sophia, Adeline and Bridget. Titles in
di'putable. Terms of sale, months cIedt,
the purchaser giving bond With approved seour''
~. r w. WHELESo'
Yazoo City, Nov. 28th, 1915,
A17- Benton Banner will please copy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
YAznJ COUNTY,
Probate Court, NoUember Term' lS4S'

probatc Court, November Term, ls45.
a CREEABLE TO an order Of the Probate
~ +, ou,t of said rOunty-nOtce u heIeO'
SIvrn 10 all persons interested In The I"nn'' zen
,ss,Ssn,s and Entertainments O( David + NOR
60 deo as,.d. to be and appear before the
Probate Court uf said oouaty, TO be h' 1T on u'
fourth Monday Of January next then an"
there 10 show cansp, il any they can, why an
eor,er should not be maue or the sae Of the real
estate Of said deceased. lying aud beng IN the
county Of YazOo and Stale OF Mississippi
known as the west half south east quarter norm
half east half north east quarter, anu sou'h
halt east half nnrth east quarter, north haI eas'
h.lf south east luarter, south hall east nan
south east quarter west hal north east quar-"
1er. Section %, east half worth west quarter
Seoti,n 30, west half north west quarter sec
4io, d. nH 10 To~u,htp Eleven, Range Two
Past. Tor the payments OF debts against the c.
tate Of said decrased
"A !, i0yther ur,l-red, that pubicaton OF
4bi, tation be made ia the Yarn Democrat
a. the spaee OF thirty days, Nnd P.a'rd ~
1hrre pubiic places in che county i"F the same
Wirvsss. Han. James r. B4rus. Judge O.
Pr,b.ts, at the County Of YaI'", The fourth
Mnudsy Of November, 1915, aud seal o. TIE
Court 49,
T.Iirue6 the Isl @ay Of Decrmeer, ls4S.
CUAS.M. HEN JERSON CIR.
B, stDEtY PEESIEs, C.
Dee. g, IslS. s-o''
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
TO the Planters.

HNHE suS,cribCrs nre provided with GOOD
SHEDS, and will pay particular aIteu
lion TO Storing aud Shipping Cotton, ano are -
ALL rlmEs prepared 10 make LIBERAL CASE
tances on the same. -
CEDAR WARE.-They have Just received
a lot Of the above ware, made IN the MOI
.tsntial manner, including every SIZE ano sa''s
~, lrun the Tiny pale 80 the Mammoth 'uO'
ALSO
9 900 yards Kentucky Jeans and blnlsys,
OOn - Tenn. hIte AID striped Linseyst
$40 striprl CutiOn Cloihi
50 dozen Walen Socks. -,,-
an NJ ,yhieh. thpv of,r on the most reafonaol
terms. Wv EN - Etr
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
IN STORE,
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
STAPLE DRY GOODS,


NOTICE. ~.
NNERCHANTS having cotton IN store 70 ~
N weighed viii please let me hneS tat,y ~
The morning, 90 that may weigh y oelOte '"a'
from wagons My Object j, that an may ~ ~
we'd without delay | will keep pan =. 90, -
ance, OF tho same kind at the Upper I'"'u'"s y
- o,,,on ,old in the sheds there.
Weisn 0O''OH '''1 g. J. ELLIOTT.
Publi- Wsighrf.
o.u.,sls LIFT.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
NOTICE.

gRHE rTedged fraud charged against me- 10
~ obtaining The described note Is hl'e, anu
IN due time, hope to have an oppo,tuWUlIt u
proving il tn be o. JOhN H. Ia
Nov. l5, l645.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
.EMr0nnIIrIrE. lEuIemaMaE 90.


EAYE removed ro,hs Store GorherIy
AA coupled BY BAILEY g. CALDWELL
and will keep constantly on hand Cen
ieral stock oJStapIe and fancy Dry Goods,
Ready made GLIDING, Hats, Shoes, Boots,
S0ddlerg Hard and QSreens.warc, Grecc-
.ries, Produce, ,Linseys. leGss, Begging and
Rope, and WILL be happy 70 serve lheIf
friends aud the public ut the lowest PrIceF,
and will supply plantations on the most
favorable terms. zeF
They have made arrangements with P.
O'Donuel,. Esq to store all cotton con-
signed 10 them IN his new Back FIRE
Poor CoTroN SHED, which will be SIRE
qua rantee against fire, aBd will save l01te
planter the expense Of reinsurance. s
They are prepared to make liberal nd
ysnces 10 Plspiallon supplies and cash on
Cotton to be shipped to BuckDer g. STAN
tor, New Orleans.
Yazdo city. July 95lh, 1915. 40 ly
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
NOtlce.
YAzoo CRY PRICES CURRENT.

oopnporuD wrrrLv. By nrssup. LINK q HARRr'oNl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-25
Saturday, The OH of august,
FOR ONE DAY oNLy.1

The scenes in the circle will combine n great
variety equestrian performances, many Of which
are entirely new, The wonder of The age, Mr.
/ Turner, the best single horse rider in the
world, will turn backward somersct;s Over can
vass 10 feet wide ia going round the ding, alieh-
Ting Oh his feet, the horse at full speed. Mr.. T..
Is The only person thGt has ever attempted this
daring feat. Mr n b Turner, on sly horses a
most splendid pcrl0rmancc--bc challenges any
pe'iormcf in this scene. w II Stout and bis pu.
pill Mas,cr Neyiis, on two horses. will execute
many daring performances Double leaping and
double somersetis by J " Myers, the great aero.
badc wonder. The infant prodigy, H,sier New
ills, will execute splendid act on his famous
horse Buckeye. Slack rope by Master James as
the Air Come Hero. Fancy act by o Bell.
freeman az the lnda-iubbcr man Comic songs
and fancy dances, living pictures and classic sta
tuary. The Congo ScrcnaJers will be introdu-
ccd aud sing many populIr songs, retains, etc.
Clown TO the circle, W II Stout. Riding mas
ter, J W Myers.
For particulars see large and small bills.
MessrsJune and Turner are satisfied that there
is not Circuscompany in the United States that
equals theirs in point Of equestrian talent and
variety of performances.
Doors open at , o'clock, performance TO CON-
mence at p o'clock, IN Admisson-Box 80
cents; Pit 20 cents-Chidren to box 20 cents.
QJTlhe above will be exhibited at Newark on
Friday, August 9Th.
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Great Confagration by this morn
ing's mail we learn that Rochester, N.
Y, has been visited with conaagra,ion
more destructive than any that had pre-
viously occurred for many years. Ii
broke out on the night of the 18th, in a
cabinet shop. In few minutes, the long
row of wooden buildings on Front street
were consumed. At the time the fire
broke out, all the fire companies were abb
sent at the steamboat landing. two miles
distant, for the purpose Of receiving the
Toronto fircmcn, who were on visit to
Rochester. The few engines on the
ground were worked by inexperienced
persons, and did bu, little to stay the pro-
gress of the flames. The fire extended
down the cas-, and west side of From: and
Works street. The Rochester papers
think that the loss cannot be less than
$4,000. The conllagraton was in the
hear, of the business part of the city, and
was undoubtedly the work of incendia-
ries. Chicago Nevs.
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MoSt Melancholy .Accident.-A gen.
eral gloom was thrown over the feelings
of our citizens on Thursday last, by in
telligence of most melancholy accident
which happened on that day near Ia
marawa, in this county. 1t appears that
Mr.. Huelbig. a most respectable German
farmer, living on Dutch Hill, was going
from his residence to visit some friends,
or rather, we believe, TO attend we'd
ding party in Twelve Mile Prairie. He
was accompanied by his wife, three
daughters, all women grown, and ano,h-
or young lady whose name we have not
learned. In attempting to ford a small
pond or slough near Tamarawa, through
which the road lay, Mr.. HIS horses and
carriage got off the track into deep wa
ter, and, painful to relate, all five of the
females were drowned. Mr.. III. succee-
ded in saving himself, but could render
no assistance TO the others. The horses
were likewise drowned -BelleuiAe Ban
aer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-25

News travelling in less Mnano time.
The strange fact is nevertheless demon
strated TO be true, that News conveyed
by Morse's telegraph actually travels in
less thon no time. For instance, a mem
Der of congress from Missouri commences
a speech in the capitol at IL o'clock, and
il is Immediately communicated by tele-
graph, and is announced in st. Louis at
abou! elercn o'clock, just one hour before
the speaker commenced. A correspond
ens of the U. S. Journal says, take any
map and run your eyes. due west on the
degrees, and you will get abundance of
amusing illustrations Of this euent-aniici-
Pating alfair.-Mirror.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-25
COTTON'S TREATISE.

A NEW work designed for the use Of Justices
IN of the Peace, Attorneys, and men Of business
generally, containing large number OF practical
forms in constant use by magistrates and others,
just issued from the press aud is now ready for
sale. The work has been carefully examined by
competent persons, and highly approved of, as
ihe following card Of the Supreme Judges and
Governor Of the state viii show:
SUPREME COURT, Ill.,, Feb, 20 1915.
Henry G. Cotton, Esg.
Srn:-Wc have examined your late "Trealise
on the power and dudes of Justices OF The Peace
in the State Of Illinois," and deem il due TO you
to say, that we regard il wofk of great accu-
racy-arranged aud compiled with marked ability
of indispensable utility To justices Of the peace,
and of the utmost advantage TO members OF the
profession, and the public generally. IouIs, &c,
JAMES SHIELDS, $. II. TREAT.
]. d. CATION. JESSE B. THOMAS,
w. b. SCATES. Il. e. BROWN,
$. d. LOCKWOOD, r. M. YOUNG.
WIN. WILSON,
in The above, THOMAS FORD.
The work is for sale at the Free Trader" Of
flee and Walker & llickling's store, Ottawa
price, 81.
Ottawa, March 2S, 1915.
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Farmers and Mechanics Bank
The credi, of this institution is not as bad
as has been represented, and from pres
emf appearances we should advise bill ho-
ders not to sell at any sacritce.--The
Stockholders have decided to make the
call of Sl5e,00O more on the capital stock
which will be paid at an early day. The
Detroit papers speak of the large stock.
holders as being abundanily able to meet
the call. The notes of this bank arc now
selling in Detroit a, 95 cts on the dollar.
DaiLy News.
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OHama, on Monday, July 2sM,
| FOR ONE DAY ONLY


Among those composing the corps of perfor-
mers VIII he found the names of Messrs Waiter
man, the celebrated Four Horse Rider and Hercu-
lean Equestrian; Madigan, the Grand Principal
and Dramatic Equestrian; Jackson; 5. b. Howcs;
NcCuIIum, acknowledged by all to be the great
est Two Horse Rider and lumber in the world ;
Stone; Ruggles; Blackwood Bachelor, the
EvoIut'onist, or Double Somerset man; Rice,
Blake aud Percel, the celebrated Ethiopian Ser
enaders Joe CIeveau, the inimiiable and popu-
lac Clown, and many others.
The manages respectfully assure those who
may visit the Olympic Arena, that the most am
pie arrangements will lie made for their accom-
mediation; that propreIy dccorum and order will
nc the decided features Of lis internal economy ;
that the varied scenes which are enacted for their
amusement. by the different artists will be mar
ked for their novelty. variety and eftct-and that
The most splendid aud suitable appointments shall
distinguish it from all others that have visited this
place.
ApMissIoS.-Boycs, so cents Pitt 25 cents :
Children half price. Doors open at O'Clock.
Performance to commence at q o'clock por-
ton Of the boxes will be expressly reserved for
he accommodation of those attending with ladies'.
July IS, 1915. A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-07-25
Lands for Snlc.

'H'HE undersigned offers at reduced
prices the following lands lying in La Sale
county, viz:
in township 80, moth range east-n @ and w
h sw q sec 20; sw q sec 10; sw and W h ny SOC
%; $ h sec so; aud sec U.s.
in %. nr2 e-nw q of Sc q sec 10; SO q
sec a. h sc q sec 10.
Int %, mr. ] Csc q sec II; h ne f. q, and
e h NV fl q sec "a. u
in 30, nr2 en- h and Sc q sec .; ne a sec
u swq and n NV q sec IA; sw q sec Is,
IN 80, nr3 e-sec 6; NV sec s.
Int3i, nr3 e-scc12
In 81. NJ a &c h Sc q sec 4.
In 81, n IL &C ne q sec 10.
Terms, one-thrd cash, and the balance in two
years. Jun golf BRONSON MURRAY.