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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14
Report

Ofthe select committee to aohona aOds
referred the report Of the commits
sioneys. and other papers relative
TO surrey and sale Of lois an Po-
foSi.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14
NO. 40.

sioners appointed by the act
Of the Legislative Assembly
aforesaid, for SO days SER
vices IS commissioner,
For this amount paid J. d.
Spalding, publisher of Wis
consin Herald, for publishing
for four weeks notice for the
adjusting claims to pre-emp-
lei lots on said section.
For this amount paid ]. l..
Marsh, editor and publisher
Of the Independent Ameri-
can, for Publishing same no.
tice same time,
For this amount paid ]. D.
Spalding for printing 900
blank certificates Of pre-cmp-
ton,
For this amount paid J. d.
Spalding for printing 1000
blank receivers receipts
do do same for publishing no.
ticc Of sale Of lots.
For this amount paid Nelson
Dewey, for is days services
as commissioner,
For this amount paid Nelson
Dewey for "a days services
MS commissioner in making
full records Of the proceed
ings of commissioners, and
making list Of prc-empted
lots, for the Office ofthe Sur
veyor General. and making
and filing certificates Of pre-
emption TO lots and dupli-
Gates thereof
For this amount paid N. Dew
ely for three days services as
commissioner IN making pub
lie sale Of lots,
For this amount paid Nelson
Dewey for sixtecn days SER
vices as commissioner attend
ing upon the entry and sale
Of lots on said section,
For the amount paid Nelson
Dewey for six days services
in making abstract of lots
sold, for The Exec ulive Office
Of the Territory,
For this amount paid Nelson
Dewey for two-days services
as commissioner employing
civil engineer to make the
estimates of improvements
contemplated by the act Of
congress,
For this amount paid Nelson
Dewey for six days services
as commissioner in going TO
Du Buque on business with
Joshua Barney, the civil en-
gineer employed by the com
missioners to make estimates
OF improvements,
For this amount paid Joshua
Barney for bis services in
examining and making esti-
mates of the improvements
contemplated by the act of
Congress and making report
to the commissioners and
drawing maps Of the survey,
For this amount paid TO Hiram
Weld for making soundings
Of Grant River Slough and
in the Mississippi river,
For the amount of James F.
Chapman's bill FOR ferriages
in making survey Of the hur-
Dor and of Grant river.
For this amount paid Morris
Lear's bill for five days SER
vices in assisting to survey
the contemplated improve
ments,
For amount paid J. Toulousc's
bill for two days in same
service,
do do b. Loccy's bill for do
do do s. Webster's do for
half day do,
do do b. Wright's do for or.
day do,
do DO S. C. Wiltse's bill for
eleven days as civil engineer
in survey of improvements
contemplated by act Of Con-
gress and by act Of Legisla-
tive Assembly,
For amount paid S. M. g. f..
Langworthy's bill for rent Of
Office for use of commission
ers, $40; stationery, for do,
so cents,
For amount paid III. l.. Massey
for twenty days services as
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14

In HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES, jan
uary %, IS46-Laid on the table
and 200 copies ordered TO be print
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Total cost.
SPOOL As

am, very especially,
Your obedent serv't.,
JOSHUA BARNEY,
Civil Engineer
To Nelson Dewey, Henry l.. Massey.
James + Freeman, Commissioners
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14

on the sapposition that the canal will
be fifty feet wide at the bottom, and OF
sufficient depth to be navigable at all
times for boats of the largest class
which ascend the Rapids The slopes
on each side, to be one and half feet
base, to one of perpendicular height,
which viii make the extreme width al
the point where the cutting will be
deepest, about one hundrea feet. All
earth removed from the bed Of the ca
nal, must be deposited on the lower, or
eastern side, and none of il left within
twenty feet OF the bank. as the inun-
dations of the river may otherwise
wash part of it back again into the ca
nal
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-14

ESTIMATE:
Clearing and grabbing 100
feet in width, 100 rods
at. 81 so s 72o 90
1865 cubic yds of cxcaya-
ton, at Is cents 1901 25
i7,s76 cubic yds Of cxcaya-
ton al go cents 9,575 90
$3.50 cubic yds of cxcava
ton at % cents, 4,s45 90
Dredging TO deepen harbor
near landing, 1000 90
Superintendent and contin-
gences, 1000 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-30
TOO GOOD TO BE LOST

During former session of Congress, Messrg.
CorwIn of Ohio. and Jenfer of MARYLAND. were
very intimate. The latter, like all Marylarders,
believes the eastern shore" is the Paradise OF
the world, and he was in the habit. as often as
opportunities offered, f"poking fun" at Corwn
about the buckeyes" and the State of Ohio gen.
orally. Corw!n bore this persecution patiently
tor while, usually, however, returning shot for
shot, until one day while dining at the Presidents,
Jenler came down upon him so hard, that Cor.
win resolved 10 silence him forever; so rising
from his seat he remarked, that he was not in the
vein for story telling, but he would relate an Incl.
dent that occurred during the early part of his
professional career, in Court House in the int.
ror Of the State ofOho
He said tha, the Judge had Just taken his seat
upon the bench, and cause was about 10 be-
commenced, when a very white-haired old gen.
tieman came totterng into the cour; room, upon
cane IN either hand. The old man was sol.
der Of the revolution, and had come in 10 pro-
cure lawyer 10 prepare his papers, that he might
get his sami-annual payment, This service was
always OF course rendered gratis.
The papers, continued Mr.. c., were handed
over 10 him, and after askingsomeof the other ne
cessary questions, he enqurod the age of the
pensioner.
In a tramu'ous, shrill voice, the old man an.
swered "Forty-fve."
"You do not understand me, old gentleman"
said Mr.. C. 81 wish to know how old YOU arei"
81 am forty-tive, young sir"
"Mydear sir, do notwshto know how old Won
were when you left the service, or when YOU en-.
tered it-butI wanttokno how old you are now."
81 told We, forty-fve.'
Mr.. Corwin then looked up to the Judge, (who
was himself getting out of patience.) in despair,
and his honor taking the matter in hand, in pe-
remptory manner remarked 10 the old gentleman,
"The court cannot be detained in this wav-the
counsel is endeavoring to render you gratuitous
service, and you must not trife with his time.-
Answer his question direct. Now, sir, how old
are youi"
81 am lorty-fivc, Judge" again shrilled out the
old soldier"
81 will not bear this contempt any longer"
said the Judge. "lf you do not answer the cues.
tion the next time it is put you shall be COM
mitted, aged as you are. Now sir, again ask.
how old are you!'
81 am forty-fve!" the old man provokingIy
repeated.
"Mr Sheriff, take him to Jail, the Court will
see whether that will do him any good"
The old gentleman was led away, but lust az
he was going out the door, he raised up his head,
and partly turning around on his sticks, toward
the Court, said
Judge, the first thirty-seven years of my life,
lived on the Eastern shore of Maryland You
surely don'tthink God will count them acainstme.
Mr.. Jenifer has not been heard 10 saw Ohio
snce.-Cin. Gas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-30
From the Ladies' National Magazine.
StanZas.
By cArHARISE ALLAN.

By CATHARINE ALLAN.
Shall love no longer be our stay
Beyond the starless tomb!
Shall no sweet voices there attend
To guide US through its gloom!
Oh! can it be that when we die,
We mu st forever part,
And never, never meet again
The partners OF onr heart!
No! love survives the greedy tomb;
And like the sOundless sea,
Will roll and roll, expanding wide,
Throughout Eternity!
'Tis love that cheers us here below;
II rules the realms above;
Love joins in one the angel choir;
And God himself is Love!
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

One square, fourteen lines or less,l three inser.
tons. 81; every subsequent insertion % cents
Larger ones in proportion. A literal discount will
be gwen to those who advertise BY the year.
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Printed and Published by
COLLIER & PORTER.

TERMS.-Tm CARROLL FEEE Pass is publish
ell every Friday morning al Two DOLLARS per an
mum, payable IN advance, or TWO DOLLARS AND FT-
TY cESrs If no. paid until Ihe end OF the year. No
paper Discontinued until all auearages are paid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-23
Poor House Notice.

SEALED proposals will be rece, ed
- at this Office until the frs, Monday
in March next for Boarding, Maintaining,
and Keeping the paupers of La Sale
county for the term Of one year from the
lst OF March next
The use Of the House and farm puI
chased FROM II. e. A. Woodruff by the
county commissioners will be given TO
the person making the lowest and bos,
bid for keeping and Boarding the county
paupers, with power TO work and use the
labor of said paupers on the farm. An!
the person leasing the same will be re.
qured TO give security, to be approved
by the County Commissioners, for the
redelivery lin good order) of the preni-
ses, and for The due and proper Board.
ing, Main,ainance and Keeping of the
county paupers.
Those proposing viii be required dis.
,nc.ly to state the weekly amount pei
head for which they will board aud keep
the paupers for one year. lfa..
MAURICE MURPHY,
Crk, co. com. court La Sale county
OItawai Jan. 8, 1916. sE
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LA Sale county, set.
l., Sale circuit court, to the March term,
1876; John Seymour vs.. Edward .. Dauow
--Auachmcnt: -
nUBLlC notice is hereby given to
the said Edward 5. Darrow, that Il
writ of attachment issued out OF the
CLERKS office of the Circuit Court, in,
and for the comfy of La Sale aforesaid,
dated the 20th day Of November. A. ID.
1915, a, the suit Of John Seymour, and
against the estate of The said Edward 5.
Darrow, for the sum Of eleven hundred
and eighty dollars directed TO the Sheriff
of said La Sale county to execute; which
said writ has been returned by the said
Sheriff, as levied upon the following de-
scribcd property, TO wit: The east han
of section number egh, in township num-
her thirty-twc north range number four,
also, ten acres in a square form IN the
north west corner Of the west half of the
north east quarter of section number TWEEN
ly-lhrcc in township no. thirly-one ;.ortt
range no. three, all east Of the third prn-
ripal meridian.
Now, unless YOU the said Edward S.
barrow shall personally be and appear
before the said CircuiI Court, on the first
day of the LeXt term thereof, TO be holden
a, the court house in Ottawa in said coun'
ty, on Friday the 27Ih day OF March, A,
ID. 1916. give special bail and plead tc
the said john Seymour's action, Juds'
.menl will be entered against you, in ia'
vor Of the SAID Seymour, and the sand es
tate so levied on and attached as aiore
said, will abe sold to satisfy the same
with costs, l.. LELAND, ....
Clerk IF said Court.
GLOVER & Cook, Pits auys
Dec. 81, 1915.
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STATE oFILLINoIs, Lasalle CO. ss.--i.ssallo

STATE OF ILLINOIS, I.asalic CO. ss.--iiasae
circuit euud, March term, iSi6-Thc PEOPLE oil
the state OF ILLINOIS, for the use Of the nhabiants
of school Up 30, OF the ID principal mrii-
6iau, Us. James Day, Charles X. swords VIZ
liam NJ. Hnlsied, Edward Corning, Lyman
Rhodes, Charles ". Weed. William IL. Weed
Winthrop Eaton, Charles Is. Graunls, Henry
T.. (;rannis, John d. Clu'., Henry NJ Mead,
Elbtidpe Malthv, Eliakm l.. Bolles. jeremiah
Randolph, Edgar +. Randolph, George +.
Randolph, Charles W Il nderhill lin ohOneery.
TT appearing, by affidavit, on file in the
n clerks Office Of The circuit court of LA
Sale county aforesaid, in the above enli-
lied cause, that Charles H. Swords, Will
liam NJ. llalsted, Edward Corning. l.y-
man Rhodes. Charles W. Weed, William
II. Weed, Winthrop Eaton, Charles B..
Grannis. Henry T.. Grannls, John D.
Clu,e, Henry NJ. Mead, Elbridgc Mallby,
Elikin l.. Bolles, Jeremiah Randolph,
Edgar +. Randolph, and Charles w. I'M
derhiIl are non.residenls of the state OF
Illinois, but are residing in the State OF
New York, aud that the residence OF
James Day and George +. Randolph Is
unknown, aud the said compliments hav-
ing filed their bill of compliant herein,
aud summons in chancery having been
issued herein according TO law; Now
you, the said defendants, whose non-resi-
dence appears as above, are hereby no''-
lied thai, unless you shall be and appear
before the circuit court aforesaid, on OF
before the first day oil the next term there
of, to be holden AT the court house IN the
town of Ottawa on the 27lh day of March
1916, and plead, dclnur, except 10, or an
swer the compliments bill of complaint,
according 10 the rules and practice Of said
court, The same will be taken for confess
ed, and decree made according To the
prayer thereof. l.. LELAND, clerk.
GLOVER & Cook, Sol. for comp'ts
Ottawa, Jan. %. lSI6.-3l--4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-23

DANIEL. BLAKE, Guardian of Josiah Rjchason,
aud Nathaniel Townsend, Guardian of P'cscll-
Ia Jane Davis and Mary Aun DAVIS, ~. Wa.
liam NJ. Rlchasuu, DANIEL Rcha>on, Allen
ri;hason. John d. Richason, james DAVIS, and
Mary Davis wife OF James Davis.
IN pursuance. and by virtue of de-
crelal order in above cause, we shall
expose to sale at public auc'lon' at the
door Of the cour, house, IN Ottawa, on
Monday the lGlh day of February, next,
the following real estate, 10 wit; an un-
divided two sevcnlhs of the
sh of the sw lr az of sec. 80 I SO X lie OF ID NJ
VIII So 81 &" u
nh VIII sw 50
Sale will be made on a credit OF SIN
and twelve months with six per cent M
terest in advance. DANIEL BLAKE,
"tD NATHANIEL TOWNSEND.
Jan. 0, 1916. 29-l6l'
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sale.

YEYAKE notice that in pursuance OF an
Il order of lhc Circuit Court Of Liv-
ingslon county made at the September
term, 1915, directing me TO sell the east
half al the south east quarter OF section
No. 20. in township No. &c, north of
range No. 6 east; also, the east half of
the II W or of section No. 81, in township
No. 26, of range No. 6 east. Being
lands of which Jonathan Moore lately
died seized Of for the payment of the
debts of the deceased, shall attend al
Pontiac the county seat Of Livingston
county, on the l4h day of February, A.
ID. 1916, aud between the hours ol OIL o.
clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of said
day, expose the same to sale al public
vendue.
The terms of sale will be credit OF
twelve months, The purchasers giving
bond with good security together with
mortgage on the premises to secure the
payment of the purchase money.
JOHN MOORE, Adm'r.
ofMc estate Of Jonathan Moore, dec'd
Avoca. Ills. Dec. 26, 1915.
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LEEspoRr, Berks Co., }
August %, 1915. )

NcSsrs, Crigs g. ENiot:-GEXrLE.
MEN-Accept my thanks for the series of
Readers Won were so kind as to send me
BY my friend DR.. Darrah, when lie was
last in the city. consider them deci-
dedIy the hes, School Readers have met
with. have introduced them into the
School at ibis place, and find them fully
to answer my expectation. J have also
introduced Grmshaw's History Of the
United States, another of your valuable
school productions. am very much
pleased with DR.. Ruschenbcrger works
on Anatomy and Botany, which you
kindly sent; they appear to me - be
Just the works needed, 10 bring the suhje
Of natural history within the compass of
our common schools, and intend during
the coming winter to make an effort 10
introduce the subject into the school here,
anil for this purpose | would like TO pos.
sess the whole series OF eight uniform
volumes, which have requested Dr..
Darrah TO procure for me. Very respect
fully, Ii. Z. BAKER,
Principal, Leesporl Seminary.
RuschmJerger's |. Elements OF Ana
tony and Physiology Accents
.. Elements OF Mammalogy 70 do
3. Elements Of Ornllhology 81 10
4. Elements Of Herpetology &
Ichtyology GO do
5. Elements of Conchology Liz do
9. Elements of Entomology 81 do
7. Elements of Botany l.94 do
8, Elements of Geology 800 do
Also, Grimshaw's Histories OF the
United States, England, Rome, Greece,
France, and Napoleon with questions
and key To each, Smileys Arithmetic and
Key. Particularly adapted for the use
Of schools.
The above valuable books are for sale
by J. G.. Nat,inger, Ottawa,
Dag Il Brother, Peru,
Brautigam & keene and \. ii. & {. Bur.
ley, Chicago, H.,
And by booksellers and merchants gene
orally in this state.
a." The publishers request all teach
ers who have the interests of their pupils
at heart, To examine their valuable schoo
books before introducing any other.
Jan. 2, 1876. 2o-O.
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Notice TO Cana. Contractors.

Notice TO Canal Contractors. +.
ENROPOSALS will be received until
d the 3d day Of February next, at the
office of lhe Illinois and Michigan Canal.
in Lockporl, for the construction OF all
the work upon the main line OF said ca
nal which is not already under contract.
The work to be let consists OF nine
sections Of canal, two cut stone locks,
one of eight and the other OF ten feet Ilii,
and the bridges over the canal, one across
the Des PLANES river at Joliet; one
across the Du Page river, and several
towpa,h bridges the superstrnciure OF
the aqucducls at the crossings OF the Aux
Sable, Fox, and VermiIion rivers 10
pair of lock gates, a number al waste
wiers and other work of minor import
ancc. The trustees will reserve the
right Of furnishing such part Of the mate
rails as they shall deem the interest OF
the work requires.
Plans, proGIcs, and specifications Of The
work 10 he let may be seen at the canal
Office at any time within ten days OF
the letting.
The proposals must be addressed 10
the Chief Engineer of the Illinois and
Michigan canal, l,ockport, H., and be
accompanied by satisfactory reference,
unless the individuals proposing are per
sonally known TO the trustees or some d
their officers.
None need propose for work who are
no, prepared 10 make an immediate com
mencemenl and prosecute it vigorously
to completion. ..... .....
BY order of the board of trustees of thu
l.. e. Nj. Canal. WIN. GOODlNG,
CANAL OFFIcE c. Engineer
LockpOn. Dee. 20, 1915.
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rrcnc., Durr Will stones.

7ENHE subscriber, agent for-,h man
z ulacrureis at ST. Louis, will fur
nish to order at the lowest cash prices, =
all the articles warranted.
French Burr Mill Stones. Dn,ch Bolt
ing Clo,bs, Sonlhworh's paien Smui-
Machines, Mill Irons and Screen Ware.
Mill owners may depend upon all the
above being sold as low as eastern rates.
aud upon getting decided superior az
ticle. ISAAC ID. HARMON. .
Peru, Pee. %, lSi5.
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DissOIu.iOn.

NNHE coparnership heretofore exls-
lung between the undersigned IN
the Ottawa Foundry has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. The books
and accounts are in the hands OF Mr..
Cogswell, but payment may be made 10
either of the undersigned.
WIN. COGSWE
..5... T.. .. CHAPLIN.
Jan. Is, 1876.
The foundry will be carried on as here
tolore by the undersigned, who solicit
continuance Of the patronage of the &C.
munI,y. WIN. COGSWEL'
..Ft AMASA G.. coca.
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Estate of'IHoma$ Do,Saey, dec.
ALI. persons having claims against
"a. the estate oil Thomas Downey.
deceased. are hereby notified and reques-
ted TO attend before tile probate Justice
Of la Sale county, Illinois, al his Office
in Ouawa, in said county, on Saturday
the 2S,h day Of February, A. d., 1876
for the purpose Of having the same adj
justed, lhat being the day fixed upon by
the administrators, in pursuance OF The
statute, for the purpose of settling and ad
jus,iug all claims against said decedent.
JOHN DOWNEY, Admr.
Jan. Is, 1876. 80
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JOHN HOFFMAN Pm.
Tico cents aoHl ionai 'OiH be charsed on The
0blre letters on dcEHery.
Persons eating for letters on Tie aJore list wiiI
please mention that NY are cdreriised.
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DRY GOODS,

ifdrH-V are. fUetHS-V are, boots ana
Shoes. Hats and Caps, Sc, sc,
"a ~ at PERU. e
YEyHE subscribers would inform their
4 fnends and tie citizens of Ii, Sale
and Bureau counties, in general,
hat they are recetclng and constantly
keep on hand full assortment, of ihe
above goods. together with many other
kinds. Feeling sreallul iorlpast patronage,
they would solicit continuance OF The
same, assuring all wtm may favor us
with a call, they shall find our goods at
the lowest aud cheapest rates, as we M
tend to sell for Cash or produce eNclu-
sively. We vii! either pay cash or ex,
change goods for mostly all kinds Of
produce n, the highest market rates.
Sept. 20,-45. DAY g. BROTHER.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Jepiha Brai,ard, decd.

IT Jrplha Brdl'lqrd, DECD.
A LII persons having claims against
IA The estate Of Jeplha Brainard de-
ceased. are hereby notified and requested
IN sue,idobriore the probate justice Of LA
s lie county, Illinois, a, his Office IN OF
lava, IN said county, on Saturday the 2lst
Iav of February, A. d.. 1876. for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted. tina,
being The day fixed upon by the admins
traitor, in pursuance of the sia,n,e. for the
purpose of settling aud adjusting ali claims
against .aid decededt. 9 $40
+ LEVI BRAlNARD, Executor.
January 8, 1915.
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A LII persons having claims against
IA. The estate of Solomon Brown. de-
ceasel, are hereby notified and requested
TO exhibit the same to the undersigned.
administrator of said estate, or to the pro-
bate justice Of La Sale county. for settle
menl. within nine months from the dale
hereof. MARVIN w. DlMlCK, atim.
Jan. ~, 1916. 30-it.
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New Goods: New Goods!

VyNHE subscribers have received their fall snd
Il winter supply OF scasonahle goods, and offer
them to their old friends and The public grnsral-
Iy at unusually low prices. The good, having
been purchased for cash, enables us to sell rheap-
er Mm tie cheapta. We have the usual full
assormento Of staple Day Goods, Boots aud shoss.
Leather of all kinds, ready made Clothing, Shalt
and hardware, Cr"ckery and stone ware, Drugs,
medicines, dye-stuils, ,,c.etc.
Hides. Tallow, Bceswax, Wheat, Oats, and
most kinds Of produce wanted in exchange.
nov WALKER IL HWk Nc.
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