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RIO. TINSLEY, elk


Amherst Court lIuse. April IS, Isl1
The parties interested III the acgoing order viii lake
n1tice. tina have appointed the 23d day of june ne,l
locommenee the accounts therein mentioned. on hirb
day at loo'rloak III the morning. they qlested t,
lend ut my oitee, with their accounts vouchers and
pies Of coar papers, prepared for examination and sol.
ilement. RD NJ BROWN Tn,
May GOWN
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riz became ridiculous. when lie attendant ecums,sn.
efs arr compared with such Wholesale slaughter Ma
nsloan aud Wellington hesllated undertake #
Il was necessary 10 accomplish a military end
Rich Times.
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7 Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Sn,r
y curt oi law ami Ch4ncely, for the County q Neon
IA u 1niay, the 5rl day Of A4y, lol7.
Edmund 5 Campbell, Plaintiff.
dgaiRst
jesse C. Campbell, John Campbell, George G. Wright
George r. Gart Henry W. Quart, sterrg ,laibone
Defendants
IN tHASCEHY.
ih' Defend nj 'eoTgeG Virgin Mt having entered his
appearance, aud given security according act u
ana me rules OF TINS Court, ard 1t appearing b, salts
t'tory evidence that he nlahta, Of this CONN, n.
wealth; Ga he mgtonoI plaintiff, b, COUNSEL order
ID mat the sald defendant do Appear here ruts be holden
"a the irt- Office OF SAID iret Superior the
hst Monday IN August neat. and the bill d III, p am
TN aud that copy OF Ills order be lod inst rted il some
1e,' paper published the I.yncf burg Tor two
ons sussssey aud another oepy thereof pastcd at the
en door OF the Court House Of tbs County on some Court
LAY. a Gapy- restc
Nav 20--w2m 80
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Co, Jdirsaa Dafls- There isa runner the Nlcks
hurry -cu.lnc SAYS, OF SOME circumstances which may
a3nce t3 ! llerean DAVIS 10 dfcue tn. appointment
Of brgader genefa rendered hlm by The President and
tsltr he commanded the ID Mississippi Regiment IN
case II t0l Il enbrn DAVIS resignation.
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4 / a circuit superior court flaw and chancpry. con
4 A lnued by adJoumneat, and held tr the county Of
Aahers at The Count liouse, Saturday,, the Sd day
April, lHlE
John Dudley Davis, administrator de bons non Of Geo.
Morriss, il, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Charles l.. Davis, in HI, anu right and as almins'r1
tor Of the estate u Thomas M1se, decd as5uf Iiy :.
VI rr.s dec. and i'm. d. M1rfl-s. dc Um. Arni,
tend. Nancy Davis. Edmund Penn sheriff Of Aubers
county. and such adin statr Of Betsy f.. Morri,s
decd. W 10 administrator ofG ORG Norris de,'d
GeIrr Buks, AIartn \. Dawson. Edmund Penn Sheriff
o Amherst couay aud sa.h administrator II kacharI
Barks, decd, and Of Pony pl~slo, decd, Ihoua,
Mariss, George Norris. Nllhaoi1 NORRIS, Naurici
Morlss, aud Utan Duncan A,niss. the caIllr,n ut
Maurice VI rrs,, decd, tjred ". Alarrs, b veil, ?
NJ Mss and In VI. PARKS and Susan VI. hi, ,,fa ana
Mary Jane and tie II L. horrss iaiuls ludcr the ay,
ftweaty one va. by Eld5ed u Norres, their eual
dun, specially assigned 10 deiend them in III suit,
Deie ndIutS
~ Cn4scrRY.
This cause came tbs Jay 10 be heard up9n the va
pes formerly read aad the rep 1T Com.us,ionpr Brown
made in pursuance Of the decrea otdcr u the 3ls i
AuTusl lsi4 with exceptions filed 10 The 81 report ol
Commissioner Brown. 10y the cI ldrpn Of GEORGE Nor
s,, from NJ. To inclusive, AM 10 the "a report By the
defendant Paws firm h inclus We and the pNhinlts
vouchers and deposiius filed since the asi hearing ana
was argued hy COUNSEL Ga consideration wneftui III,
curt tn override die St and p exceptions Of Narrs>'
children iaihe LIST kepon. and sus am HE sd the be-
ny being >nfers i'd aud sustain the LIST ~ oh 9TH
1th AID Sih exceptions f Davis 10 The I'd Report ane
yerrue he I'd. the ith being saprrr gat5ry and DOH
rec nm lhc sad Il polls t. Commissioner Blown IL
ap reformed aeeoIdney and the SAID Commissioner /.
der al 10 lake the account u The administration of II,
tlautli upon the estate Vi his Cslale, h,re.uare di
raecl by the court but rendered by tie plaintiff ano
reported by The Commissioner, and the court reserves
% lisll the -hi ct rrc1nsglenug the question: whelhi
DAVIS as administrator Of ihoaaS NJ russ and Boz,
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NichalasI |. Campbell, NV York.
samuel l.. Bfbur Georgia
srrte Fdnar Cooper, peuns ylyauia.
Th.nszrr swift, ohio
hn = B5tb. Maryland.
Clover Penn, Dhia.
I & s,usscsah Ten Brock New York.
J4hn Ca4tbeI New York
John r.. Summers. Irgi "a.
Charles II. Smith. Virginia
Washington Ryer. New York
Beflrc thr sane ard enrgron John y. Wells was
essulncd for prolnouon to thai aIe, and fully ap
moved MAJ. lat
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on CO.N'SiG.N.NF,N'T.

on CO,NSiG.N.uF.NT
~ ~ cases good andf stuck licoricc,
80 do superior frass do
} hhlss bl,achcd solar OIL
q tcioes Aloasses
vrms, BY ~ ~ ~ So'u' u" accommodating
May Its MccoKKr S,,,p.o,
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A I a circuit superior court Of law and chancor,
N linued by adjournment. and held flr lin, = -. c'n
Amhefs at the Court House, On Friday the ID d., VI
April, lNl1: u'y Of
Cornelius Sale. Champe Carter. Trustee f.,N.,,
l.. Berry Thomas L Bondia, Haln L. yanco, 'a ION
nnnJ Logwood X Co. and Henry DAVIS, phin5'T ~
against
Thomas \ Enhank aud Anne f. his nif, ~,
\. Enbank. Willam II. Garland Edward C,l nag
HiIiiam NJ. Uaer. Samue Garland. John I ,1ao'ii'
Roher 'Ilnsley. Charles Richard En- ,ank N'''nk'
Davis aud iPlliam NJ. DAVIS her husband Il H.
Eubank, White, Iardy < Irvine aud John d D'ia L.
l. Defendants
The court IS ofopnon thai the plaintiff and Tbo,,..
\. Eubank, ought to be considered as 10 nj end
and that they ought jointly, 10 bear the c0ps,or,,
the end rsement, in the proceedings mentioned ald l &
pay equal muleiIes OF the debts. interest and r,s,
theryr m. and 18th order that one of the
1t tue Court d. take account # the dents vl, l
teen visited uP1nthe paiaiil Sale and the dfai.'.
h1aaS =. E4hank, To share the arnnlnt ,,f1ai
has been paid by each party and Ia equaz. In. Ind
between them. and Thai the Commissioner d ,i
an account d The debts secured by the lrI,t deeds ~
ing the Palaf Sale having priority TO IN. n,j %
balance which may be asccidlel in his favor ON fst,
the account brst directed batWcen HIM and rbnay y
Enhahk. winch accounts the said Commissioner v51 -,
anime state ana settle, and male report thereof In ,I
G2art, Wth any matters specially stated deemed n,,
aent BY hinse required by tie parties 10 be So stated
CUpy-'iose,
RO TIESIE y oil
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Preliminary steps have been taken AT New Orleans
iar h' honorable reception otlhe 1T Regiment Of Ms
isslppl Volunteers, which vas daily expected.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Tie Army Medical Bard. winch convened IN the
CITY II Nv lofk f. the examination Of applicants Tor
~ ftnmfni To he N,dical >laf Il tic Regular Amy,
aar Afnrd an tie 235h nima
0ffhe candidates " no examined the following
atre fund qualified FOR appointment, and wefe accord
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Sc or SC.lRP.TS .1COES1YC on,
The only cure for Deafness.

l the cure o deafness Pains and the dcha ges of mat
ter from the Ears Also all those noises like The bur
Ang Of insects, 'nagoi water, whzzng OF steam 81 Sc
winch afe ynom7 OF approaching Deafness and also rene
rally attendant with the disease MINI, prrs,ns - h..
recn dead for ten fifteen and twenty years and were Obliged
DO Sr ear trnnpets, have, after using ono or two bottles
p, s'e 'nclr uonIe5' being made perfectly we'll
MnNf EXTRAORDINARY CeRE-lf anv have doubts they
may now DISMISS them and the most ncrcduous may consider
cale>s a. caf'he Numerous cures ard many Of
them very remarkable by the of SCAKPA,S on lave
unpublished but this caps the climax Young or old YOU
II ay yet recover your hearing.
Alady IN Smithied Pa, and now about eighty wears of
age had been gradually getting deal more than forty
ea 50 mat II was next impossible her hear con-
esah IN the loldcst tones OF voice. Last winter she was
induced toty Scars OIL Tor Deafness 1t only ncces.a-
N toadd that she has 0sedtwo bottles ard that her hearing
spericrtl5 restored.- Public Ledger.
f9F az wholesale anl retail, by DIR. ID. JAYNE No
South lhrd street, Philadelphia. Also by
Nj, ;, an, ID. Il LYMAN, Druggist,
''" i'-"'-o' Lynchburg Va
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~ .i,ci, .upsr.r coart of law and chancery. con
y - be adi.ufnnrnt aud held fur the county di
Amherst. at TIE court house, On hedHeso@9' He ''S
DAY Il March, ISL: ,..i.,,.
i,Ln ". Yount and John &. Meem, late merchants
aud ,aIioefs trading under the style oil Young y m.em'
anu ~ '.4 -, Plaintiffs,
araiad
Nancy Phillips in heroNn right aud as trustee 10; her
III and Oh Ilr-n James +. Thurntaa ana f&nces HIS
,,if. lanes y. Philips. George Philips, an miami un
der the aqs of Il years by Robert Imsiey specially as
s5.sned IN, alifiau issel NlrYel and Wary ms "H'.
o61 Br n,5n N1ryeu and Mildred his vile and Jai"es
Powell Sheriff Of Amherst, present trustee OF s4'u ian
ey Phillips and chhlren. i''ie,u1a'''
ibaar N. Factlar. Garland, r'lon aud Penn, q.
~ Martin, I. x d. lIigginbothan and john l. Hunt
Plaintiffs,
against
Nancy Phillips. trustee III her Children. Mildred Ann,
bnrs IL. flames Ge1r-t ID. aud May Philips. IN
ants by Commissioner Benagh, sraca!Iy assigned lhelf
guardian, DeiehdAh1S'
JN CH,NcERy.
These causes came on 10 be heard upon the papers
formerly read, and the report OF Commissioned Bo~n
made IN pursuance Of the order OF the list day o August
lsit. with exceptions thereto, and WAS argued by
counsel: ON consideration whereof the cou-t doth order
thai the said replr be recummltted To Comm'r. Brown
with The exceptions Jf HIN 10 consider and report there
upon and that lanes Powell, sheriff of Amherst coun
" the present trustee, do render before tue same tUm
missioner an account Of his Transactions since the las
settlement winch account the said Conmissuncr Is d.
reead to examine, state and settl agd make repor
Thereof to the court, together with the UNITS o In
debts d the plaintiffs, in the last named suit, with an
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
required BY the parties 10 be 81 stated.
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Us lpH.

IINlECO ftKr\is Err HIP. hcretoi4rc existing I'm
4 der the style O. lalno, Ianier, Was dissolved h,
mutual cous,ul, on the 18th INST.
MELVILLE TALBOT,
April 26-ts 10. Y. LASER.
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vDIyI'ETS.

lust received by express, fresh supply Of BON
- NETS, to which would call theat,nl'un nf the La
lies JOIN l.. DAVIS.
MAY i.-s
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iNit ndcrslgned, rcotore partners tie practice
dt Law, have his day dissolved by mutual consent
II business on hand Will have her PM attention.
Apnl lots JAS GtRIAND,
NM. -. BRANCH
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FIVE FRE.Nt n BR.LNDF
= iIAil PIPES s,ry superior FALL and DARK BRAN
- BY, IA store and l9f sale by
Nat 3l=ts Mcdaniel. frE.
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70 .NHLkRS.

! llANEjus received very superior lot of Old IN
chor and D7,'o1p Behing C1iLs. from No 10 H.,
to whfh INVITE the attention, f Miller, Sc
Apfl Its Don f. {. PETERS,
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SUPERIOR READY MADE CLoTII


NEtROES U.lNYED.
ii'f nnderSg ned wish 10 pnrcheSr from one hundred
To Two hundred Nero Slaves the aue of none iaex
iced 40 years We are willing In give for them far
Price payable IN len equal annual payments from the Isl
'iarch. 1919.
II secure the payment Of The debt we arc willing H.
give mortgage on the and also On real csiuir To-
asalfi'eo amount Ia satisfy the seller The NEGROES f.
ne delivered IN NoNabee Couay Mississippi by the lifs
VI October ncN
Persons wishing to sell will address or boh orus
Al He, Ala, by OF before the Is July next
/. }. SPAWN.
ApnlS-tlJy l.. RAGsDiIE
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TANNER son

Or, TANNERS OIL.
so barres Tanners OIL. of n,imo ,,a,i,, -.
and for sale low BEyaE,r 9Ir',ty on han'
Apui l9--i, ~ '-'9t't.h.
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dgeiHst

Nancy Phillips. trustee tn her children. Mildred Ann,
Jlnrs IL. Flaares. Ge9rr d. aud May Philips, IN
anis by Commissioner Beuagh, specially assigned ihelf
,r,,,rii,n Defendants
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a, w VI " UUl y,
administrator de bonis non, ,r:h Tie rW auocycJ
,,.;, 40 ,,, q Hm Strickland, decd.
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VOL. VINO. SO.

ed six cents for each tract Of land,
and three cents for each town lot,
against which judgment is prayed
for delinquent taxes, to be collected
as other costs; the collector shall
be allowed ten cents for each tract
Of land, and three cents for each
town lot sold, and for making the
delinquent list for publication, two
cents for each tract of land, and one
cent for each town lot, to be colicc-
ted as other costs /; each printer shall
be allowed, for publishing advertise
ments Of delinquent lands and town
lots for sale, ten cents for each tract
of land and three cents for each town
lot, to be collected as other costs |;
Pr0rMed, That no fees shall be paid
on lands or town lots forfeited to the
State.
Sec. Is. All the sections or parts
of sections Of the chapter TO which
this is an amendment, conflicting
with this act, are hereby repealed.
This act to be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved February 81, 1s47.
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RNtw RepnJEc.-Lord Elgin, the
Governor General ofthc BritishpoSS-
csSionS in North America, having ar
rived at Montreal, the Canadian pa
pcrs are again discussing the subject
of a Federal Union, TO include Up
per and Lower Canada, New Bruins
wick, Newfoundland, Prince Ed
ward and Nova Scotia. The argu-
mcnts used are The rapid growth
and prosperity of the United States,
and it is asked ofthc mothcr country:
"why not divide all your possess
ions on the American government,
giving TO each State a Governor,
Legislature and judiciary chosen by
the people? Why not allow them
the privilege ofraising money by tax
alton and establishing a government
of free states like the United States,
with this difference only, that the
General Government shall be vested
in the crown ?" Such course COR
responds with the enlightened spir.
it Of the age and would render Can
ada, Nova Scotia, &C., of immense
value to England, commercially ant
agriculturally, make them better
neighborS for ourselves, and pave the
way for their smooth and peaceful cE.
trance into an Independent Repub-
lie.
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Scouts that have ranged the country
70. 60 miles in every dire ction, have
also come in and have seen or heard
nothing of this $1,000 Mexican ar
my, or any other; and SO upon the
whole, it is now concluded that our
Generals were slightly hoaxed, and
have made upwards of a considera-
bic fuss about nothing.
Beyond this, | have no news to
communicate, mot an item. The
weather is now very pleasant. We
had small rain week ago--the
first have seen in Mexico, and that
was followed by what we would call
the pleasantest kind of spring wealth
cr in Illinois and it looks as though
the winter was at an end here, al
though the Mexicans appear to ap-
prehend a nOrther before morning,
for met one but few minutes ago
closely muflled in blanket, who
pointed significantly to the north,
adding sen poc0 tempo, mucho
Cri0," Every cold in little time, }
| couldn't comprehend his elaborate
explanation Of the signs by which he
foretold this sudden and cxtraordi-
nary change of weather.
The health of the volunteers in
this neighborhood is remarkably
good-hardly a sick man in our re-
giment-and the whole command
have found no need of hospital
No telling when we will leave here
If at all before we start for home
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NuNnER ky.
CAua BUEvA VIsrA, (Ner'co.
JlnnarN %. ls41.

CANP BUEvA VISTA, (Nsr'co)
January p. lS4L
Tie news Of the week, and the
only news | have, is the arrival from
Monclova Of Maj. NaryeM and his
command, consisting Of Capt. Nor
gan's, Capt. Prentiss' and Captain
Movers companies of the first Hi
nois regiment, and Capt. Hackett's
of the second Illinois regiment
They arrived Saturday evening, in
six and half days from Monclova,
distance Of 100 miles, over a road
which they represent as indescriba-
bly, bad. The express from General
Wool reached Moncloya at 9 o'clock
last Sunday, with news that Mex
lean force Of from Is to 10000 was
within five days march Of Sal,illo,
and that in 6 or 7 days there would
certainly be fight. In less than 3
hours after this news reached Mon
cloya, Maj. Warren with his com
mand vas on the road hitherward.
The boys bad lain in comfortable
quarters for nearly two months, and
were little fitted for heavy march
ing, yet from the urgency Of the
case they were obliged to average
over % miles day, and one day
they had to go ~ miles, owing to
the scarcity of water. They were
wearicd, worn, and rc-footed e.
noush when they arrived here, out
otherwise they were in good health.
though they had lived on nothing
but fresh beef and hard bread all
the way.
Their arrival was hailed with that
JOY which one naturally feels on
meeting an old friend in country
where everybody is a stranger and
an enemy. Our regiment was out
at dress parade, as we got the first
glimpse of them rising over the hill
between our camp and Saltillo. -
The formalitics Of the parade were
soon gone through with, and off the
whole regiment started to meet
them. As they approached, the re-
giment was formed in order, Major
Warren halted, and Col. Hardin ad-
vanced alone to meet him. But as
the Col. approached, the boys, by t
wink from the Major, up and gave
him three hearty cheers, whereupor
the Col. Immediately bout faced
and returned to his regiment, ant
then it was the Majors turn to meet
. tie COL But here our Col. got ;
iecNe the start Of him. AS the Ma,
: forgot opposite the regiment, instea,
of being received with three heart,
, cheers, he was met by "charg,
= bayoncts." The Major was dumb
] founded, the boys, taking the joke
B laughed vociferously, and to crow
&. the whole as the Major was hesita
r ting whether to follow the exampl
A., ofthe Col. and bout face, or stop t
e speak, the mule upon which he rod
d gave three terrific groans. No'
e again the welkin rang, and the ba
: messed back to his boys in doubl
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The Editors Table, in the las

The Editors Table, in the last
Knickcrbockcr, contains the follow
ing:
Some scandal monger at WASH
ington has given forth that he heard
the lady Of the United States Scna-
tor say, in speaking to her physi'
clan Of 4 female friend of hers, that
'she was drcadfully afflicted; she
was so lame that she could neither
lay nor set The DR.. suggested
'roos,-ing' as being, perhaps, under
the circumstances, the best substi.
tutc for the wished for reposc.'
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column by, the regiment standing in
open ranks at a "present arms" and
as they passed three such cheers
were given as were not surpassed
at the Monterey victories. 1t took
them but little time to get their
tents stretched, and they were soon
comfortably located among us, not
to leave us again, I hope till " the
year, is up. Captains Morgan and
Prentiss looked as "natural as life,"
opl little worn, as did the boys,
Isut challenging the command, reg
ulars and all, to oot-fght or out-drill
them. They have indeed companies
they may well boast of. They were
chagrined and disappointed, you
may depend, to find on their arrival
here that all prospect of a fight had
blown over, and vowed terribly that
they would never again be caught
running $50 miles ON wild goose
chase.
They mention no incidents by the
way, Of note, except that one man,
who was riding a fine Mexican pony
and had strayed away from the road,
had lasso thrown overh him by some
Mexican btnditti that infest the
mountains, was jerked from his po-
ny, cut in several places, but not
dangerously, and robbed ofhis horse.
Indeed, this is game that is getting
somewhat common here. Not long
ago, a servant Of an officer Of dra-
goons was lassoed in the streets oil
Saltillo, and two fac horses taken
from him, and before the villains
that did it could be pursued, they
were safe in their dens in the noun
tains. 4 Ike act was committed on
an Arkansas volunteer not half a
mile from camp, who, in being jerk
from his horse, had his under Jaw
broken; and although parties were
ont three days in all directions hunt-
ing for the perpetrators, no trace
was found of them, -rogucs or hors.
cs. These acts are not commit,
ted, am persuaded, from any hos.
tile feeling towards Tie Americans
They are committed by robbers
whose only object is to get fine
horses, and they would as soon rol
McXicons as Americans; but on
men must take it now, as the Amer.
lean horses are far superior to I'll,
Mexican.
We know nothing as TO what i,
going to be done with us, Tie
meeting between Taylor and Scot
took place on the l7th, but no ordej
has come to us, and Tie belief is gen
orally entertained that We are to re
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ElaClSs Isaiilling,

s,..,> TEVHE ,ubscribcr,akes,hismc meth.
lF.ssaS Il od OF returning thanks ror
ri " The public patronage heretofore *.
~ ~ tended to him, aud wishes to in.
lo1alAYlD form his friend, aud public gene.
~sZI<Z/ rally, that he has turned his whole
attention to the mnnufac,utintof wagons nd
bugsies, in all its branches he has secured him
selfthe best of workmcn, both in wood and iron
aud his stock of lumber aud iron canno, be sur
passed by any in this vicinity.
Wagons made to order and warranted cheap
or than any other establishment, ives, rH.hcac O
Please call and cvlnine before purchasing
lumber wagons ready flishcd. IN hand; M,
can finish anykinl to order in few DAYS uo Office
Cash paid Cor seasoned humber
Ouawn, Iulv 10 1916 u BARNARD
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aew brick Jiock, on he putHe square.
TERMS.
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Two DJLtARs aud FIFTY GEMS If paid within
six months; and rHaEg DoLLAGs II delayed
until the end Of the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square fni
the first insertion, and 25 cents Cor each snbse-
qnent insertion. A liberal discount allowed Ia
those who advertise by the year.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-19
II. W. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

Physician and Surgeon, OtidvG, Ills.
Olitrs his Professional services 10 the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office over George T.,
Walkers store, where he may he found a. all
timcs except when absent on professional bust
ness. August 6 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-19
DR.. HORACE l.BASFURD,

Having located at NcrmiNonylc, olr's HE
Professional services to the public, aud feels q
conid,nre Oram his long practice IN Michigan
and llinos,) IN being able Ia re nder salisIac DRY
services To those who may favor him with call.
July 10, 1916.