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Erening Dress Goods.

r. Hsa 5ESE Psst ia: cora E%s az Ts n
20 pieces fancy striped ami piald Ta.iltan MusIns
20 white Muslin Robes, all prices, tome rich
Few nch light cord Silks
sab Ribbons-Blonie I.accs
Long ami short VIII A.. Gloves
White and cord Sauns
Book and Mall Mus
Silk Hosisry and Gloves
Thread Laces and Edgings
Muslin Canes and C0r.ra-A ,..y .r
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FOR SALE,

E5S The beautiful, comfortable extensive and
convenient house ana lot Franklin street the late resi-
d'nee OF James w Pegam decd excellent ORDER I, vii
De shown to wishing purchase great pleasure b.
esr OF the snbsebers and the known-and par
heu4re raninauon Of the will
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. X. JOHNSON
cutrir, a Erer rofI "
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i AIDES SUPERIOR CATERS AND

GAITERH-Ju-t received By the subscriber supply q La
ief superior Gaers and Caters very handsome to which h.
respectfully invites the attention of the Ladies
JUDAH MYERS
dr 10 No. - West NJ ,tf..t
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHEI
improvement Of 1916.

WIS new anc popular LltlUlD HAIR DH r,
- since IT, introduction, has neIamped but merit
ed subscribers woud nf, The public thai sin
gTer Improvement has htsy been made stands now
unparalleled u eolors the Hair either Black nstan
neols and neither washes Oor clothes aud instead OF
nuring The hair mparts the beauty elasticity youth
It's sup nor excellence viii be apparent every upon single
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To PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Me MIGin's Eiirir of Opiuya.


'U'HlS Is new chemical preparation contain
'ng all The valuable Medicinal qualities OF Opium IN natural
"ae OF combination to the exclusion Of principles
Pull proportions Of the po1ous ne,
Of opium contained audanum parsgoc ba don Ssn,r
eoused tdnum eaet Of opium and such o prepara
Ai'h' no made ana 10 which Justly
those dsageeabe effects stomach and svsu
fumes. Nv
This Elixir te adopted in all hO.c case. in which either
opium or it, Preparations administered the certainty OF
oohng AL their teiaive anodynie and effects
without Of those diageeabe consequences he uau
sea vomiting eonst a;on oter unhappy
applied to remove. wa
The Elixir Of Opium ony superior 10 the artificial e oup.
o. IN is being more mild permanent and uniform
eh-eis but the superior sdvanage 10
rf Hf"Hs being liable deterioration
rom vahe Temperature or long keeping objection
which The latter expcssd.
Finally MoPhne, being the full representative Of Opium
ammo, ane ard that in artificial eombnnon produce
Characteristic rdec Of triumphant iy, nany OF
are excluded
The properties OF h. PREPARATION value as remedial
CERTIFICATES OF physician, in the Northern cies
and IN this city hls been highly approved by many pheians
DGvAL PURCELL.
"a Agents for Richmond
MUFFS, MUFFS, MUFFS.-Received an
A other supply Of Ladies am Misses OF all qualities
and prices Ladies wishing superior price VIII
fea,e call at No 81 where can be ioatd all
soTimeh' IN the city. JUDAH MYERS Nc 81 W Main st
P $ Al'' Hats and Caps Of all qualities prices tou
The mos, approved factories. de JUDAH MYERS.
GROUND PLAsTER-3OO0 casks -Ia6ec MiT,-T for
- .a-e BY !a2 DAVENPORT. ALLEN a co.
Chitdrens No. and Goat Boo,ees.
HAVE this day opened an additional supply
Of Chidrens Mo and Gsai BOo,ee COED as viii
be found IN tbs city made expressly IN. retail traee
u. b. FRANKLIN
aS No. ais, Broad Street shockoe Hin.
HOLLINs' FLOUR.-A supply OF Panty and RI,ra SUI
P=rine Flour received Basin and Tor
sale BY deS HENRY LUDLAM Il CO
ENiNE SMOKING TOBACCO con. Ayres' high IA
Il vored "Hyeo Smoking Tobacco, hirhy
approved by smokers wherever received and for
sale Sy no P. JOHNSTON. Druggist
RULWER'S NEW NOVEL---LUCRETIA CT The
- Children Of Night. By Bulwer Pree csc Just re-
eeived' and for sale by e. T. FISHER, Agent
de Inner The F,rb,,,. uo,.t
- AZOR STROPS. Gentlemen wishing a
good Razor siroP ind assortment OF Ro
gers ChaPman's, Em-sons Meehs Woods London Mag
neue make four and sides superior finish which real
y possess the sharpening quality TO perfection. at
nos ?. JOHNsTON.5 Drug stor.
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GRUBBS Il APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

NO II IUAin NtTcet,
HAVING made large additions to their stock
II n OF Drag Medicines Pants Oils stufs window GAS.
&C prepared 10 furnish Country Merchants and Others
low similar ARTICLES be purchased market We In
those wishing purchase call and examine our stock
&c GRt'BRS A APPFRsDN
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DISsOLUTIOY

VIE co-Parnership heretofore existing between the sub
l. seHoers, under the hrm OF HAYES, Van Deurson &
Ward expired, by on the 3st Of Deer a,t no.
deeud TO as will Pfase make early payment possible a. !.
EeV important To speedy settlement Of the
nm WHO succeed The busnesS-formed Favstte
and Van peursene cordially The patronage ani
support so ideally bestowed friends and
former
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FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG

FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- -
IN and after the LIST October, our Packet
~ Boats will leave Richmond A. ~. Monday "Wednesday
ana Ffaay and afrise IN LynehburE day, st
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehburg Monday "Wednesday and Friday al A. NJ
ana arrive In Richmond nert days 81 r.
Boats
Line TO famve Prince Edward Charlotte and at seo.vie
VAN Parish Co.'S Line Of 10 t,upton
sept 30 1886 BOYD. EDMOND Il DAVENPORT
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
NEW RAILROAD AND sTEA nBoaT LINE
Between Richmond md Norfolk. PortsmoutI,
Old Point Comfort, &C, a Port WaIthaII.
FAKE REDUCED TO rs Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
MIME public is hereby notified that
- the quick beautiful Steamer Angus
line, and Unsurpassed accommodations is now running he
tween Port Waltha and Norfolk with the Car, from
Richmond and Petersburg ia rs 0Hy faeu
dIsg meals.
and FRIDAYS at CT A NJ breakfast AuEu. and
arrive Norfolk about O'Clock Returning the Augusta
leaves Norfolk at A. NJ on TUESDAES, THURSDAYS and sA
UhDAh = passengers beakasng board arriving Port
Wathal At half past ~ NJ and Richmond p. NJ
wh be perceived om the above
expeditions line visiting busne In.
opportunity Of tanaetng and returning ty Of next
morning 20 az 10 be absent from their only
The Augusta will the landings River In
take in and put travel and points yer
where a ism
The public determination OF IA.
Proprleiorsto keep this line pena accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Nook manner aad
the lowest
For further tickets. freight apply at the Depot Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Company to tie Ticket
Agent. oeI
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.
The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-.
pauon confidently recommends having gsal the word
for uparng beautiful ,on and glossy appearance 10 the Hair
promoting Is grow d. and preventing falling
DIR. JACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
For Preserving and Bcautifying the TEETH
s.VD PURIFYING THE BREfTH
This article will be found invaluable where
persons subject 20 SON Swelling or Bleeding Gufor wh,ep
ng and giving nrmEess the Th preserving them rom
eouug ~ decay,for rendering delicious FRESHNESS. TO t.
afA neuirlug the odour from bad breath OF
SoSers ant persons who dsorterd St,maehs This excel
cut and Balamie Elixir which implicit reliance nav be
placed as has The approval respectable Phy
seans and Dentists both Europe and United
For sale by Duva Purcell K Duyl ?. Johnston J. p Du
val 4 Co. II. Eustacs Son VI Zachrssou 4 Leslie Rr
decker Bro, Rrt-ssd Spowooi Ro5ers7n. e. Coring
Co Po-s5trr r e. Beejen H-shester J. Cooke Fro-t a.
sr and BY all ihs principal Druggists the a. = or Of
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To Farmers and Planters.

To Farmers and Planters.
TFHOMAS n CHARLES ELLIS, have in
and offer reduce heavy stock of the
following description OF Goods suitable for Farmers and Planters
London Dumi Blankets
sup White Bed do
Napt Cotons, White and Gray
Canadian Cloths all wool
Sleeps Gray sauines
baltimore Linscys
White Fiannels
Low priced Cloths for Servants
London Dum Overcoats
Cotton Oznabutgs
Brown nd BleSehed shcetngs
do do shiriugs noe
ENOR BARGAINS in Ready-made CLOTH
II ING call at FLEETS up town Cash Clothing Store
of Exchange Bank iSs Main Among the cheap goods
be found bot Of
oversoa,s, to $3.50
so Coaks, rom to 10 and SIS
100 Dies Goats, fom $50 to $40
PAniaoors a. halfrree
For sale at the Cheap Cash Clothing store above
dell Exchange Rank.
COFFEE, CHEESE, &C.
~ IS bags prime Laguia Coffee
80 80 s sS1S. DO DO chS de-
SO bbls No. Family Roe Herrings
dcie BIssELL Il MCANDLIsH
.SALT.-90 Sacks of Liverpool fine Salt land
- from Brig Athens ani will be board Il the Lighters
the Dock day, for sale BY w ANDERSON IT,
DAILY expected by following vessels, from New
100 sacks per sehr Sarah aud Elizabeth
al do do Greenway
$50 do Enea a Ann-wheh will be sold from
vessels Is they
deis w ANDERSON Jr.
Great Bnrgnius i'm Ready Made Clothing.
AM now selling my entire stock of Ready
Made Cobng reduced prices The following OF
over Cots ffom , to $50 aud $3.50
Sack Goats $50 to and $40 Equality
ORES. and rIos1 co,,' tcm $50 $50 and sle Tor
CoaEs from $50 to 10 and s2e
Ianialoon' rom TO 5 ani $3.50
500 silk ani Satin Vests, from SO To $3.50
Vests from 75c O sI,21
Merno SHIRTS and Draws &C For sale FLEETS ~ Town
Cash Clothing store corner above Exchange Bank Ss
B-Ihave Northern Gutter who ha. never yet
known what was to make m'h Cloths and Cassmores
SANITY hand and made Northern pree, For
above deH
LNOR THE LADIES. We have Just opened
beautiful as'Omen, Of Roots and shoe for Ladies, Of
Iadie. bronze Cater Boots, thick sole,
do thick sole Carer Boots black
do thick do Buskns
DO aoo white Satin Slippers black
do Morocco dress Slippers
do Nd slippers
a, waising SHOES
do Over shoes different qualities An Of the above
de Is rurNEy WAITS.
WINDOW GLASS.
n N addition to our usual large and well assorted
stock Of Cylinder Window Gas, single and double thet
n' We are prepared To furnish Crown Gas from the Redoi
Glaze Wutks which have lately operations with the
introduction of and prepared
better article NJ CROWN GLASS has ever teen pro
duoed The United The Class thcse WORKS an
aour hft the first qualify branded "Rcdford~te second.
"FaWnne" DuYAL a PURCELL.
n0tg "a Main street Richmond Va
LADIES stPEHIOH CATER boots,
Mlif BY McCurdy s Co.
IHNliE subscriber has received n supply Of La
dcs Cater Roots. the best and made.
W'h VII be s'h low for the qualify Tue Ladies please call
AMI supply themselves. JUDAH MYERS
no W No "a West MAN street.
W EGETABLE CUTTER--For cutting bcels.
carrots. potatoes, Ae, for capie. ff SALE Inv
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Riebmonb Dailp fubia.
Il f X Nj $

RICHARD n. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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SAML- Z. HALVES,
p. VAN DEURSEN,
Jan. 4, ls47. E. BRUCE WARD
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The uEdes gnsd former again assoc
ated themselves iogeth und Lahrop Van Deur
IN Tor The pnoe OF tanslctng general DRY
We have succeeded the bus Halves Van
punen Ward No 81 Main street. Richmond Va Keep
at all times good asso Of Goods pleas 10 see
Tour Old fnencs and Customers IN, late ar
FAYETTE LATHROP
Jan 4. l547. VAN DEURSEN
The subscr Der late Of The firm Of Hawe Dsur-en Ward
vi" give he personal the the bushes. Of
h' lite hm and offers bis services his friends
merchant or the sale Of country produce generally be
found al the soe of ahrop Van Deuuen No 81 Main greet
where he will be pleased Old friends
'an'' let1. sAML HALVES
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Neu Crop Sugar and .Holasses.
10 HHDS. y. q. Sugar. part prime
- ~ 40 bbls d1 M1asss do-fust received
Cor sa'e BY DE- 10 FRYsCo.
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NOR BARGAINS in Ready made CLOTH:

ENOR BARGAINS in Ready made CLOTH
- ING, call FLEETS up Cash Clothing Store,
Of Exchange Bank ISIS Main Among the cheap goods
be found Dot Of
Overcoats, al I 10 $3.50
50 Coaks, : o ~ and SIS
100 Dies Goats, Iom $50 TO $40
200 Nes's, from to 81
PAuia'oous half Price
For sale Cheap Cash Clothing Store above
de- Eteha Rank
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je 20 I47 Main st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-04-02
Family Boarding school.

MIR. d MRS. CLARK propose opening a
WI School for young Ladies al their residence
one mile south of Ottawa, TO commence on the
first Monday Of May next.
The location is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may be desirable in the quiet of the
country with the advantages TO be desired from
the society Of the town.
Knowing that there are many parents in the
country who have not the opportunity Of educa-
ting their children at home, we take this method
of saying to such parents, that we will take a
limited number Of pupils into our own family,
and will endeavor as far as possible, to improve
their intellectual and moral character We shall
endeavor SO to diversity and arrange our system
Of instruction that our scholars many not be-
come weary, and yet ho advanced as rapidly as
possible in lueir studies. From our own advan-
tagcs of education and experience in teaching,
we trust we shall be able to adopt course of
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent TO us from abroad will be at all
times under our wachiul care, and be treated in
every respect like members of our own family.
The plce OF tuition will vary IRON SO to So
per quarter, according to the age and a,tainmen,s
Of the pupils. Board 81 per week. Board and
washing 81 ,25. So
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Salc of Forfeited Canal Lands
and Town Lots.

nrOTICE is hereby given that the following
d.scttb.d Canal Lands aud Town Lots
which have been forfeited to the state 10y lbe
non-paymeni oii"s'alm' MS or interest, VII, u'
offered for sale at public auction, t not irdeem-
c before the day Of sale,) at the time and places
following. 10 wit An the Lands and Town L"'t
described excepting the Lots. in Chicago, at the
Canal office in I.ockpori, on the first rdnrs'
day (bcins the 7tb day. of April next ann 'he
lots described in Chicago, Mt the city "i Ch'ea-
90. on Saturday the 10Th day OF April aforesaid
The sales will commence at 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon of each day. Any OF the lands or lots
NAV be redeemed previous to the day oil sale ny
making pay ment Of the instruments or interest,"
due. ~
said Lands and Lots will be sold in coni"im'
i,y with the general provisions Of An Act to
,wcnd the several laws in relation to the Illinois
and Mich gan Canal" approved Feb. % lS3o
and will not be sold for less THAI Their value a.
s",a,,L,e npp,aiscd. JACOB FRY,
State Trustee.
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N OF &c h.

TENIIE subscriber, wishing to bring his
IL business 10 a close, offers, al reduc-
ed prices, a large and splendid assoTI-
ment of first rate Broadcloths, Of various
colors and qualities, cassimeres, sainels
and lweeds. Vesllngs of various kinds,
viz Satin, silk. silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere, swansdown and Marselles.
Bombazines. A pacas, Parametia, French
mernos. Irish linens, shIrings and sheet
ings, canton and wooden hannels and
blue drillings.
ALso-A splendid assortment Of stocks,
plain and fg'd. cravats. gum elastic and
worsied suspcndcrs, Gents. cotton hall
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkls., UNI
brellas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A first rate assortment OF Tai
Tors trimmings.
All of the above articles will be sold at
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
N. B.-Win,er Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all of the above
articles. J. :.
Ottawa, March 90, 17i7. 37-tl
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Forty Thousand Grated
FIR GIT II II f. f. S -.

VNOW offer to the public at my Nursery near
Il the village OF Dayton, west side oi OK 'i'er,
ia Sale county, the largest number aud greatest
variety of ,s
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest Of the Wabash
They were procured from Curtis celebrated Ed.
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun iItd
vari,cs of Apple, fifty varieties OF Pear, thirty va
rites of PIums, Cherries and Peaches, all oi The
choicest fruit, which have been selected during
the last % years by the industrious and indelali-
gable pruprielors Of the Nursery, at a great eA-
pense from nearly all the states in the Union,
and many Of the choicest varitles from Europe.
They are mostly Of two years growth. and from
three TO i've feet in height, and Of sufficient SIZE
to set. Those wishing oplant orchards Will not
fail to perceive the great advantage OF setting
Young and thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
and climate in which they are destined to be set,
over those Usually brought from a different soil
and climate, the larger roots and limbs ampula.
ted To save transportation, and the iibrous roots
injured by long exposure to a dry atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
Sept. 49, 1876 12-y
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NEW GOODS.
For Fail and Umter 1867.

For Fail and Umter 1867.
HHE subscribers have jus: received
r their fall and winter stock of goods,
which comprise large and well selected
assor,men, of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, boots and shoes and crockery; all
of which we offer for sale as low as such
goods can be Dough, in the county. Our
stock consists in part of the following ar
,icles black, blue, green and cadet broad
cloths and casimeres, beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, tweeds, Kentucky
Jeans and sainets, callcoes and alpaccas
of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans'
nous de lame. bombasin, ginghams, cot.
to, and wooden checks, red, white and
green 0annels, cambrics, laces, black and
bue-black dress silks, shawls, dress
hdkfs fagg, Pongee and linen hdkrs'
combs, needles, pins, gloves. mi,tens. &c.
CUSHMAN a. GRlDLEI.
Sept IL, lS46-l2
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VNHE Proprietor of the above establishment
i returns his sincere thanks to bis numerous
visitors and the members II the General Assem-
by. for iheir'vcry liberal patronage bestowed
upon him during the pas, winter. He takes pleas
urc IN announcing Ia his friends, and all others
who may visit the city during the next summer
and winter, that he will always he ready to fur
nsh them with the hest the market affords, and
spare no pains on his part in rendering them as
comfortable as can be desired.
The "WashingiOa inter- is situated in the
most convenient par. Of the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees Of the State. and Delegates To the Conslitu-
tional Con,cniion will find this House, from its
immediate proximity 10 their field nf labor. pos
sesses more advantages for their convenience
and comfort than any other in Springfield. His
house is large and roomy. an is capable of nc.
commodaling a large number of oil those who
may make it convenient to call upon him. a
convenient and comfortable stable is attached to
the premises, which will always be supplied with
the best Of proycnder
Trims.
Single Meal % cents
Transient BoarIcrs per day IS do
Horse, per day 37l do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
FOR share oi their patronage.
JOHN DALENY.
Mar h 10, lSi7-,f &c
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Col Weather Proclamation.

NOI W
THNIIE subscriber in order 10 make
l. room Tor spring goods, has redu-
ced the prices Of all styles of winter
goods, and is now prepared to offer great
er bargains 10 the good people of LA
Sale county, Than heretofore.
The following are worthy of attention:
Chusans a, 49, TO 25cls per yard.
Nous de LANES Isl 10 37acts do
Alpaccas, black. plaid and shaded, 81
to G2 cts per yard.
Prints from 10 to 2Octs per yard, and
other goods quite as reasonable.
All the above named articles can be
found in Reddick's Brick Block, at
January 22-H7 BouGHroN.
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MUalid Reader A word with you
/ regard to the testimony Of Wisiafs BalsaH
b Will Cherry. Have you examined II allen
|,n.ively! Have you examined the cases on
|ccord OF The cures this medicine has per
,rmcd Have you remarked how desperate
nd almost hopeless many OF them were' And
ow complete has been the cure in every ln-
lance Have you noticed how many and re
pec,able the persons who have certified 10 Its
alue and efficacy Have you observed the
|vijent candoi and good faith which characters
pes every case recorded, every certificate given
i SO, there need no more DO said to convince
you that this preparation IS the very thing to
which you should resort If not, then you
Ihould stnl to the agents and procure DR.. Wis
lars Treatise on Consumption, pcrusc II, and ",
have no fears oflhe result.
See advertisement. G l. THOMPSON.
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Farm for Sale.

ENilE subscriber. residing on Indian
IL Creek, La Sale county, His, Of.
lers for sale valuable farm, containing
As acres. Forty acres are under good
fence and in high state of cultivation /;
the balance is good timber land. The
Improvements are good frame house,
barn and stable, work shop, wood. house,
&c, with well of good water near the
door.
A good title will be given, and possess
sion can be had Immediately. For fur
,her information apply to the subscriber
residing with Mr.. John lIoslord, near
the premises.
MARGARET DENNIS.
Indian Creek. Jan. Is, lSa7-3m
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NIarsl,aI's Sale.

n NlTED States Circuit Court, Ex'
Z ecution No. 100. By virtue of a
writ Of p'u fl. Ja.. of No. s25, to me
directed from the United States Circuit
Cour, for the District OF Illinois, in favor
ofEliou Adner, Of Davidson, and against
Henry G. Hubbard and Gurdon S. Hub
bard, have levied on the following prop
erty, TO wit:
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Undivided 1th part Of water Blocks !, 2, 3. a,
5, 6. All said town Lots aud Blocks IN Mar
settles, LasaIle County.
One-eighth part Of tract of land here
tofore purchased by Robt. p. Woodwork
and Lovel Kimball from James Galloway,
situated OPP osite said town of MarseiI es,
on the margin of the Illinois River, being
4 rods wide at one end and 8 rods at the
other. Also 9TH par, of 4 acres of land
opposite the town Of MarseIllcs, adjoin-
ing and near the dam erected by Timball
and others, acrass the Illinois river, ac-
quired by virtue of writ of ad quod
damnum. Also 9Th of the water power
attached or npPerlaining TO water Blocks
I,2,3, 4, 5, 6. Also 18th of the water
privilege apper,aining TO the ownership
of the 4 acres Of land above described. -
Also !lh Of the water power appertaining
to the ,rac, of land purchased of Gallo
wav as above described. Undivided 2!
acres in the town 81 Utica. All the lands
and town lots herein described, being sit
uate( in the county of Lasalle, Illinois,
which shall expose 10 public sale on II e
frs, day of February next, at the Court
House door Of said county, TO the highest
and best bidder, for ready money.
Sale to commence between the hours
Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and sunset Of the same
day. Dated this, 3Oth day of Novem-
Der, 1916. S. ii. ANDERSON,
u. s. Marshal, District Ills.
81 By DENNET ALLEN, Deputy.
The sale Of the above property is post
poned until Friday the 10Th of February
| instant, at the same hour and place above
descr bed. s. II. ANDERSON.
y. S. Marshal, District Ills
By b. ALLEN, Deputy.
Ottawa. February |, lS47.
Posiponemeni-''he sale Of the above
described property is further postponed
until the thirtielh day of April next, a
the same time and place as aforesaid.
S. II. ANDERSON.
u. 8. Marshal, District Ills.
By BENNETT ALLEN, Deputy.
Feb. II. lS47.