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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16

DIsCovERy 90 "lmuNDERBnLr. This
celebrated English robber, who has for a
number Of years pas, successfully eludcd
all search. died, a lew days since at Brat.
llcboro', VT, where he had resided a mum
ber OF years, anl enjoyed much celebrity
rs a physician, entirely unsUspccled, but
much respected The Barre Patriot gives
The following account of the discovery Of
who he really was:
"Duting his last illness hc refused 10 be
undrcsscd, aud whcnncar his end, he hired
two men TO bury him ia bis clothes, just as
he died, contract which was not fulfilled
on their par, in consequence of the neigh.
bors, who were drsirous of giving his 70.
mains a more decent and bcilllng burial.
On removing his clothes previous 10 his be.
ing laid out, the cause ol this exceniric de.
sire OF his wes maniles,-lhc withered leg
aud corl, heel, the shot marks, and the scar
which followed a previous attempt at suicide
precisely as laid down in LighIloots
description Of Illuminated him as the
'fhundcrb1lt who bad gained such noiorlely
in England and in this country, as one o
the most daring aud successful highway.
men that ever dsgraeed the annals of
crime. or his person were also found a
dirl, aud pistol, and among his effects, arms
of all description, together with watches,
diamonds, jowelry, &c., &c., to an enor-
nous value, packed away in saw dust. lie
always went dressed in three suits Of
clothes, to make his figure more portly,
and to prevent recognition, aud his with.
cred leg was found wound with cloths, TO
make It appear the size Of the other"
SINGULAR REPERENcg The petition Of 5, G.
Dunbar and others to the Michigan Legislature,
4 asking permission TO marry "many wives was
! referred 10 the committee on internal improve
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
.N'er GOOHSl

rHNHE subscribers are now receiving and open.
Ing largo and well assorted stock OF goods
suited to this market, which have been selected
with great care, and are nov Offered 10 purchasers
al "a low prices and on as good terms AZ they can
be procured elsewhere. Our stock Is general, com.
prshg staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware.
Cutlery, Saddlery, Clothing, Hats. Boots and
Shoes, Cfockey, Glassware, lrun. Steel Nails,
Castings, Iiuwarc. Carpenters and Bicksmih's
Tools, Groceries, &c, Sc, SC
A. BLOCK & SON.
Washington, Ark., April 90, ls41.20.tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
Vln. Es. flcCUteh0il, n DO,
IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS
IN HIRDHtRE, CUTLERY, Dc.
ls nRANIIl IA, NEM- oHIrlNa.

% GRAflER e., NEw oRLgANa
AVE now IN slnfc, aud for sale at low rura,
l general assortment Of Hafdnare CUTLERY,
&c, &o'-consstlag in part of nails, iron, east.
lngsi slerl ases, hoes, spades, shoves, stock kel-
ties, bark mills guns and rifles, French pots. coil,
OK, log, trace topsail aud other chains; mill aud
grind stones, anvils, bellows, vieea, Rowhnd's aud
other saws of all kinds, sylhes aud siokcs, hauks
aud hinges, lae,saotews bolts, brass wares shoyes
aud longs pokefs, lndrons, Tenders table and
haeket cutlery, seIsaao, ratofs, razur sltops aud
hones stoves, eullpn aud wool eafls, planes Of all
Kinds, files und edge tools, eoapefs tools, trpss
hoeis, waters and Trays, bits, anger and augef
hts, eafdugc punt, oils tupenlIne, oakum, pIleh
ahd Tar, straw euiien, corn shaIlars, hlmes aud
eallals' pionghs ard plough moulds TN aud iapaaed
Wa=fs, fishing tackle IN every variety
L MrgcnANlsi fLANIEEs aud others, are T..
speetlully Invited to call aud examine for lhem.
sfltea myAlst7ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
NflrE OF ARklNNlN.

SfifE or ARKANSAS.
Guesrf o. llEaeff,n
In fhs Hampstead Circuit Court, On ne ChHaffTg
SUI isrsaf, fHHfaHfg Taa. Ifbfaafg lsfA.
1 D. lsi7.
t'ssrzf G. Hannah and Aau l.
Hannah lie vie.
ca#plaiaaats.
BN for
joel W, Hannah aud Samuel PaffiiiaH.
Baldwin
nsisadaHis
HIS day came the said damplainanls by
u thor soiieiiofs, aud also came the sid Joel
". Hannah, unc OF said defendants, and ilic com.
plsinsnis flied their bll, stating. umons other
iAings, that one Samuel Baldwin. late of the county
of Hampstead, mas departed tins lie, having by
lis lasi Will aud testament bcqucalhcd to the said
oompiaiuaHts aHd the defendant Samuel Baldwin,
minor under the arN O. twenty-one years. all
hs lands aud slaves altcr tue payment OF certain
specified lcgacirs IN hs will contained share and
share alike; aud that among other land. owned by
the said Samuel Baldwin, dee, the said testatof
purchased iiuly with the defendant Joel w. Han.
nah, ashou time before bis death, dycm tracts u
land lying la the county Of Hampstead, aud the sep.
afate Interest Of each Ia and 10 said aud being unas.
c-rtained, the said oompainanis pray n their said
hll that partition Of said lands be made between
ille said compinanis aud the said defendants, aud
the said compliments having fled with their said
bill an affidavit, stating that tho said defendant
Samuel Baldwin is a nonresident Of The State Of
Arkansas. II Is therefore ordered that unless the
said deirndan, Samuel Baldwin be and appear on
OF bvioro the third day Of the neNt term Of our
llrmpsicad circuit court, at a court TO be holden
al the courthouse, IN the town Of Washington, Ia
said county, on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday OF July next, and plead, answer or dcmur
TO the complannnts said bill. the same will BE-
taken ioi confessed against him and decree
entered accordingly. And il u further ordered
that publication hereof be made Ia aomc news.
paper Published y. this State for two weeks by
twgsuccrssye weekly Insertions the Lost whereof
10 b. at least fout weeks before the third day Of the
ngSi term Of lh.. court until which imc tins cause
D. continued.
4 true copy from the record.
Tcsie. 5. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
.Nnfice

I 5 hereby given that IouN cAffRry, late Of In.
l fayello county, Ark, supposed to be a native
Of Tennessee, Of fair complexion, about 8 feet and
inches high, with blue eyes, aud between IS and
50 years Old, on the 2sih Of January, lsl7, died
ia said county without any known heirs leaving
an estate Of the appraised value Of SlOs2 H.
RICHARD nLANTEN,
Administrator Of his estate
~. .6,v
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HdI.4itr0re.

hnifes and forks, carving and butcher bniye.
pocket aud ren knives, slissofs, aheafs, rasofs.
braees aud hiil., slinrlinR hachels. shoe aud mai
hammers, drawing knises, hand.aws. GIN. mill aud
bastard files, horse tasf,s drmcr aud soeksi chs.
sells, single aud double plain Liis, foot adses cup.
board, TIL, chest, French pad. plate. fim aad
carpenters knob locks. ilint aud percussion locks
round aud iist spfng bafs, shoe pineets, sheep
shears knob aicheg, door handles. Sailef's spnnt
balances, bnitau'a aud non table and tea Spoons
br1N' plated aud iron slups, spurs. saTex drivers
bullet manlds, hrass and black colin nails, violin
strings, gImbeis, percussion caps eorkseruws, iisi
hooks aud lines tea bells. pergng aud sewing avis,
brass eandleslieks, hand cut aud iensnt saws.
shovels aud tongs. stihe blades and sickles,
smoothing, fore, jack aud POINTER plaacs. wool
aud eoiien cards, manila and cotton fope. pillow
lines. aud bed conls, Collins axes, broad aSes,
augefs, parliament hiuges, butts aud sorews, coffee
mills, hoaka aad hinges, ffpss, wagon basss, waAa
irons, siraS knives gfaas aud cane syihes, Care.
lina easizteel aud gfuhbIng hoes, sad mons, gniud
stones O. aud trace chains, nails and bFals of all
Sues shoYels spades. patent balances. sieves,
glnien fakes. iry pans. Plow moulsla, non of all
kinds, English, German, and east steel, hollow
ware Of all Hands aad descriptions, such a. ovens,
sklcls, pots aud kettles, &c, Sc
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
NALU ABLE PROPErl
IDIe AL.E.

gyfc7.. THE subscriber will srll on the most
sJf1SsA accommodating terms ihr Plantation
fysS NOW cultivated by him IN llcmpslcnd
x-1s.y> county, ArA, containing upwards Of
thirteen hundred acres, three hundred and fity of
which IA high STATE Of cultivation, There are
on the premise, good stables cofn-oHbs, negro
houses, comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
smoke house, a !inr gin house aud press sud other
necessary buildings. all Of which nfc nrw aud In
fine order The tract Of land i finely watrrcd
By wells aud spnles, aad Is well adapted TO the
culture Of coti0n nnd small grain. t'hs place Is
regarded as onc Of tho most healthy aud desirable
locations IN the southern part Of Arkansas
Also, that tIaci Of land situated IN Pike county,
Arb, at the crossing Of the liulc Missouri nyer
On the Military road leading lrom liilr Rock 10
Washington, containing upwards Of four hundred
acres ThpF5 uru upwards 0i onr hundred aud
f0y acres Of this tract improved There Is a
large two story dwelling house on this tract, Il
tan.yafi foe apple aud peach orchard, inc spring
water. and ferry acruss the liiilc Missouri
river which yIrlis handsome profit annually
This place is considered ono Of tie best locations
for public house and stock farm inthc state.
| Will also sr my prrsrni residence adjoining
the town Of Washington. This place l. hand
somcly improved, aud Is situated upon tract Of
land containing Thirty acres There ls oa this
place a large aud commodous dwelling house,
kitchen, negro houses cotn-ctib, stable, carriage
house and ether necessary buildings, which makes
It one Of tho most comfortable aud convenient
places for family residence In the vicinity Of
Washington. There j. also 80 acres Of excellent
wood land near this place which will be- sold with
Il II desired Also the house and lots IN the town
of Washington nlely owned and occupied by tho
Hon Daniel 4 Water, and nj prc.cat used aud
occupied by me- a. law Office The whole Of
the above property will be d.posrd Of on the most
reasonable terms lOr cash of exchanged for Young
negroes .-..........
GRANDSON u. RONSToN.
wa,hineioa, Ark, Nay %, lsi'.26.im.
lr'rhc Banner ani Democrat will Please copy
ono month e.. u. X
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STATE OF ARKANSAS. |

- - q - W s'hhHhf''Hhh'H Z
CouSr, or SrugA
Ia Es CrruH Court gf Ssrisr County,
IN rdsafioa, Jaas II. 1 y. lsi7.
Sarah c. Nniug, by her neat irendl
Elijah ToIlstt Complainant Petition for
rG Dirmcs
William ". Ninnr, DsfsaiIat
,t,lllS day came the said petitioner by Ridly.
I her solicitor, and fled her petition ia this
cause, praying 4, be divorced from the bond, Of
mainmbny subsi.iing between herself aud said
defendant, aud Il appearing from the affidavit Of
the petitioner that said defendant is nonresident
Of this State, 1t b ordered that Publication be made
notifying the drieadtnl Of the pcndency Of this
suit, and nnlcs he be- aud appear by himself or
attorney On or before the third day of tho next
term Of this court, at n court to bo holden at the
courthouse IN the town Of Pafaclifia. Ia the
county VI SEWER, and state OF Arkansas. on the
third Monday Of July neat, and answer tho petit
ton Of the said petitioner, the same will be taken
for confessed against him and decree entered
accordingly and that this order be published 10 the
Washington Telegraph for two weeks, by two
successive weekly Insertions the last TO be at least
four weeks before the next term Of this court.
l. \. HOLMAN, Clerk.
A true copy from the record
Tcslci l. n. HOLMAN, Clerk.
20
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
BLOCK, BROTHER 6 co.

MOULD particularly invite the ladies to call
w aud examine their beautiful assorlns ni Of
Buena VISTA Stripes aud Robes,
fnnicd aud Painted Muslins,
Muslin bingham, plain and striped,
Gingham, Fancy Handkerchief,
Bonhels, Ribbons, Laec-, Edgin.s, eie, etc.
Aiso 10 their splendid assortment u Sis-s Of AT
kinds aud qualities.
Fulton, May /, lsi7.2l
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
LoboreJ.s Wanted.

fJ'EN or twelve able bodied luborcrs, to work in
/ a brick yard and about the erection Of the
Washington Male and Femalc Seminary, in the
town OF Washington, Hampstead county, Ark.
Wages Sl2 fer every 2G days work aud boarded
l.. u ROBINS,
Ma-hnskyn. MaN d lslI.a5.lw
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
STATE or ARKANSAS, L.
STATE or ARKANSAS, ls,.
CouNry or sEyIEh
Strier CrtHh Court, JigHgTg Tcrm
January II, l. ~ lsiI
Benjamin T. Hawkins,
r. Attachment
Dickson II, Dyer.
Defendant

TlNlIlS day came the plaintiff by Riddy, hIs
attorney, aud It appearing to the court that
The defendant Is a non.Tcsidrnt Of the State Of
Arkansas II IL therefore ordered by the coun
that he br and is hereby notified Of the commence
mcni Of this suit and that the nature Of the palh'
hh's demand is an nciinn Of trespiss Ia the ease
upon promis ior tue sum Of two hundred aud
seventy dollars and ioHy-nine cents, damages MA
hundred dollars and that said dr(cndlnts property
has been attached to satisfy the same, aud that
unless he be and appear By himsrf or attorney on
or before the third day OF the next term Of THIS
court, At court to be holden at the courthouse 10
Sewer county commencing on ,hc third Monday IN
July next. plead, answer or denur ia the plaintiff 8
said action, Judgment will be entered against him
and his estate sold to satisfy the same; aud il IS
further ordered By the court that copy Of this
order be published in the Washington Telegraph,
a newspaper printed in this State, for two weeks
sacccnvely, the last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the next term OF this court, until
which time this cause Is continued.
A true copy from the record
Tcate i n lluLMAN' 'l't"
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16
g0P.gRT.sxs.. .sex..

HE undersigned having ont,ted ,,.a,
ihip on the lat OF April, lsI1, (af Inv th'",s nas'
pose OF doing general Siofage and GamaaIlsrIa
business, IN the town Of Fulton. under the p,,ns
aud STYLE ot Block, .nRufnfs \ Gu, wauld NJ.
spcetlnlly inform their friends and the public ren4
orally that having leased the Upper Warei,ouss
Of Mf' l. J. smilh, they are nov pfepurtd 10
receive gueds on storage.
AUGUSTUS RL0Ck,
HENRY BLOCH.
Fulton, May |, lsI1.at
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-16

SINGULAR RrPERENcg The petition Of 3 G.
Dunbar and others to the Michigan lcgisl llture
asking permission to marry ''many wives was
referred to the committee on Internal improve
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Oh BIS. bro. sI,ce,ing q Shiriing,

~ D " brown bun Diuc pIlIhHos'
10 4" Cotton Batting,
@ Z" &" w adding.
Candle Wicking, Bed Ticking, striped
Shlr,ing, plaid and striped I.'nseys. Rob
R,ys, white. red, and yellow Flanncls,
birdseye and Russia Diaper, table Linen
and Cloths, Irish Linen. Brown Holland,
Crash, Burlaps, Begging, etc; Buck Nit
tens and Gloves. heavy woollen do; la.
dies and gents kid Gloves, Mlus, Of all
qualities worsied and cotton Hose, Of all
colors, qualities, aud prices; Pins. Nee
dies, 1'hrc'ds, Tapes, Ribbons, WeI'ng
Cord, Whalebone, Gimps, Frlnges, cords,
Hooks and Eyes, Bonnet Wire, knitting
Pins, Thimbles, Combs, Snuir Boxes,
shirt Buttons and Studs, coat, vest and
pant Buttons Of all kinds, Suspcnders
Elas,cs, Comlor,ers, Shawls, hdkfs, etc.
Offered at very low prices, by
l,ISi7 CUSHMAM & GRlDLEG.
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Fashionable TaiiOring.
GEORGE SMITH

u ESPECTtuLlN r,urn t,auks 10 The cit.
&S'xeus o' Ousvu aud vicinity i1r ,hr lih~'Sl
pa'ruun.- b, has hrtiu'ort r c,N,d, sud hrl,s
ing E'ndHshm,h j., "a the soiih tide ~ Tho
public spun'c ever j. sIi q. Atina,fs ,tvrs.--
he ia prepared lu II, wcra 90 he n"sl fr,sois.
bic terms aud wHricun MI ei'nruis made by
him to e.. CUTTING u - 4. ne on slnal notice
Spring and SNmmtr Fashions.
rrnm New York city, have JUS, bcen received.
thu. enabling hin 10 furnish garments in the 's'
test AMI r,oa, nrrrqcj ,t,lr. f
". D. Lun,tt', and 0u,sfs b;nSs n ersns'y
produee pW be hkec ~ poym0ty1 uo,A.
Ottawa. Or, 81 1885.
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Gl0ues.
Kid, ali colors, l.sIe thread.
Black Mohalr. Chene cotton,
egyptian long mi,s. Black Pfene,.
half FRA. do Cashmer,
Pearl and China silk. Zephyr worsicd,
Derby ribb'J. cuff, Misses cashmer.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

RURTON; or, The Sicges: by the au.
~ thor of"Csplain Kljd;"
GEORGE; or. the Planter of the Isle of
France: by Alexander Dumas;
ISABEL or BAVARIA: by Alex. Dumas
!nE Knight OF GwyNNE by Lever;
ST GILES AND Sr. JAMES : by Douglass
Jeuolj;
SHORT RAWLINGS FROM A I.oNo YApy:
From the notes of r. l.. Wilson:
THE Mosaic WORKERS;
The FIRST FALsF.STEr or, the Path Of
Crime
NED MYERS by Cooper;
For sale by KING 81 WHITE,
Ottawa, oct. l., Druggists and Booksellers,
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Taxes for lS47.

T7sHE tax lisi lnr 1877 is now in my hands for,
I collection. ! sholl he in the county on all
DAYS Of each week EXCEPT Saturday, on which
DAY Gun bo found o, my oilice, prepared to &c.
c,lve taxes from those who may with TO pay in
town. Cost, will be utd,d Ia all trncts of lands
and town lJts that rctnsin urraid after the frat
Il January. lsi7, as n list Of delinquent lands
and tow lots will have to he handed 10 the prin.
ter for publications ii. HCRl.BrT,
Ottawa. Sept "a. 1911. Cuihcfir.
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FEVER & AGUE.

So far, the proprietor las fJnGd it only ncccs-
s,ry to test lts practical and health restoring
blessings az the communities where It has been
introduced In the proud testimonial, 81 elicit.
Ell, the worth Of the FebrlfuGo il made msg-
les, and j, is therefore cot ii'.btly sent upon
its healing errand into tie valley Of The Miss
Issippi. lie sends II there as medicine, now
regarded IN the Northern aud Western States ss
n cure whose progress is undimmed, and uih.
oria solitary fiiiire. In short, sustained where.
ever tested. land the cvidrnc can be furnished
If there are any inclined to I've skrIIicel) rs
4" Igus- BrSahing, Fcvs,- Removiag, and Heahh.
ReHcirpg."
Assuch, MACRrvzrts Tovic FsnnrrrGr
il now If red to the Ague dlscasrd Of limos
and the states sdi.iuinp, and In those omiGrants
and travellers VITO may he attacked Ivy the Al que
and Fever away from their homes and families
I, ia submitted az an infiilble remedy for the
terrific local diseases attendant upon our soils
and the mlasnnc eShalations Arising ihererom
BY properly adhcrpg to the directions nc.
cnmpnuyiug II. or giving heed TO the warnings
that the system invariably gives IN advance ~
~lnlady, the constitution may not ohiy be res
cucd from iis thrpllom 10 the ravagcr, but even
is stcN|thest approaches frustrated before allow
ed II Dutho'd.
To the prudent. whr, has hcen stated above
will answer a. we'll 10 ia volume Vt vclhlg,
were placed before them. roall those who re
ssr this invitation to Try remedy that has al
ways succeeded whenever applied, the onl!
words tina, can be said, are
The wise man prosprrs on the fol. downial
'rs wisdom part IL break diseases lhIlll.
For sale BY the prnprirtors Aecnt.
G. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa, Illinois
San, iolT o,,gE
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peru wharf Beat.

A -s-wN THE subscribers have frrd rp
sSsnis,S large and splendid wharf u at n,
sfs7@zz-S'1ss% Peru, for HE accom- odn,ion .f
Travellers who are frequently obliged 10 waiter
transports. ond Tor the rcrr,yirg aud disehsra.
iug If freight. The accrmn'o ta,iuns vi the boat
pre remarkably lleasan, ard ronmcdiers, snd
unsurpassed ~ my ruhlirh ,wr, ard ,hcss h"
are detained ut Peru " III Gr,i il m,,b 10 ,l,ir
advantage and convenience " make Ills i.,F
place ut sIrp,uge. J. L. MERRITT.
WM. DEvlNNEf.
SEP, u. 1913. RO3r. 81 KNOWS.
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Etaie OF Lorin CiarIes. dec'd.

Etaie Of Lorin Charles. dec'd.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that will attend
y the regular term Of the Yrobate Court OF
La sale county, u be holden at the office OF the
Probate Justice, in Ottawa, on the first Monday
in November next, for settling and adjusrin, all
claims against tho estate ufI,ORlN CHARLES,
deed, All persons having claims against the
SAID estate, are hCrely notified and requested 10
attend q, the time ard place afre-aid, and pro.
juce their claims in writing for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted.
ENAR VALDB, Almr.
Ottawa Sent. H. 1917.
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w a>l,iI,ytOll Hotel,
Opposite the South Front ofMe State
House, Springfield, Illinois,
LOIlN NAlENY...prnnri

JOHN DtIENH.--propricio
TINHE Proprietor of the above establishment
J. returns his sincere thanks to his numerous
visitors and the members OF the General Asscm-
bly,, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon hmdurlng the pas, winter. iletakes pleas.
ure IN announcing to his ircnls. and all Others
who may visit the city during the next summer
aud winter, that he will always he ready t. fur.
nsh them with the best the market affords. aud
spare no pains on his par, in rendering thc,u as
comfortable as can be desired.
The " Washington Hoicf'i, situated in the
most convenient par If the city fnr those " hose
business is connected with any Of the public oil
flee. of,he State, and Delegates to the Con.titu.
ionul Convention will iud this House. ftrn its
Immediate proximity ,o their field oi lahcl pos.
srsses more advantages for their ronven crce
and comfort than any other in Springfield. He
house il large and ronmy, anil IL capable nc.
commolaling a large number of all those who
may make l. convenient to coll upon hip,. A
convenient aud comfortable stable is attached To
the promises, which will always be supplied with
he best Of provendcr.
Single Meal IS cent,
Transient Bnnrjcrs per day 10 do
Horse, per day S71 do
The travelling psblic are respectfully solicited
for share OF their pa,tcnner. -...---..
JOuN DAIENY.
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school Books, Stationary, &c.

,,tChOOI Books, Stationary, &c.
y Just received 10y the Subscribers.
Sanders and McGufy's series Of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary SpeIIaro,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Alias.
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
parley's Geography,
Webs'cr's School Dictionary.
ALso-Primers, Toy aud Copy Books,
Blank Accom-, Books, different sizes
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens, &c.
WALKER & UlCKLlNG.
Sent. "a, 1S47.
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ShaWls.

4 GREAT assortment ct winter shawls,
n consisting Of
Black and Drab Cashmere. Wool and
Muslin de laine, Nit. Plaid. Robrov,
and rrhly fancy colored Cashmere
and Dcsains for sale by
Oct. |, lS47. Il. BASSNETT.
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ShcetiugS, Yarns. &c.
1oBALES A heavy brown Shee.
10 ,iugs.
bales Sd and A sup. do.
zoo lbs. Cotton Batting.
600 Cotton Yarns, No 5 TO 90.
800 " White Carpet Wharp.
l2O &" Colored, do.
ALs,-CandIe wicking. cotton Irvine,
Black and white Wedding, &c.
Just received and for sale low by
WALKER & HlCKLING.
Seni. u 1917
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Ottawa Female Seminary.

N1ISS ROBERT SON would inform her
lSe fricn ds and patrons generally, that che
will resume her school on Wednesday the 8'h
day Of September, at the usual place, tic upper
room Of The Old cour, house where Il will be
continued thru' the winter. Miss r. hopes to
receive n renewal Of that favor and patronage
which has been SO kindly and literally bestowed
during the two past years sept Z-sf
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Fruit Trees.
I.Os'g'

A LARGE Golden Breast Pin, con,anin,
n yellow s'one. belonging to lady. he.
,Nern 'he civ Hotel and the New puhlir
Squsm. ANY poison finding 1t will he literally
rewarded by leaving |. attbo Pos, Ollie in o..
lava. Oct. |, 1917.
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lands Cor Sale at Public Auction

Lands Cor Sale at Public Auction.
WTII.L be sold al public auction n. the court
w house in Ottawa on Monday the third
day of January next, At ! O'Clock +. NJ, 10 the
hiShestbi,lds for cash, :
The whole Of section %. T. %, n r 3 eos, &C
3jP. N.
Also, the whole Of the y f ! sec. ~, I. -
y X 3 Z 3lP. NJ. .. ,r ,.--.,
The above Lands are prairie ofi>c Ives. quail,
i,v in the nmediate vicinity If timber, and
title understandable. GEO. H. NORRIS.
agent for the o,cner.
Oueue Sent, II tStT.