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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-25
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. Is, ls4i

improvements in Nstcark.
The weather has undergone very sudden change
since Wednesday The snow has almost entirely disap'
peared and what has Lett the streets in their
usual state of mud The Thermometer fell several de-
grees in one hour on Thursday morning.
The Newark Gas Company, under the superinten
dence Of Mr. Joseph Bsn the contractor and engineer
very busy in laying their pipes, and introducing the
gas into dwellings and stores and the gas filters have
more work than they attend to in putting up the
fixtures Mr.. Batn is to remain in Newark till the
spring, when he intends to TO Paterson, where he
has taken the contract erect gas works for the Pser
Company. Several of public spirited citizens,
have commenced the good work OF erecting lamp posts
city have engaged to put up about hundred posts
throughout the city, which will be great ornament ss
we'll az Of great use
The Episcopslans are about to build now church
upon the old court house lot down Broad street. Of the
material and plan of Trinity Churrh, In our city
II to be called Grace Church. The Roman Catholics
have IL in contemplation TO erect grand cathedral
somewhere in town, but have not heard Of the To-
cality.
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AMUSING ADvENrURR.-Shortlyb before the Mis-
sissipp sailed from Vera Cruz, one OF the French
captains of vessel laying at the man of war
anchorage, proceeded on shore at Sacrafcos to
walk to the city Having been detained, it was
quite late before his arrival before the town.
Meeting with some difficulty in finding the gate,
he leaped the wall, and in springing from the
baston on the inner side he happened to light
near one of the sentries. The shock was too
great for poor Johnny Mexicana; he threwn down
his musket, made one spring, and off he went,
yelling out los Americanos, los Americawos. Such
was the commoton that the town had nearly
surrendered to an apparition.
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At the Corner OF broadway and Murray

AZ the COrnor OF BrOadWny ana NIufrdy
streets the sices Of the National Publishing COMPANY
aud the National DSuean Gallery, that ars nah lighted
up with brancy that enliveus the whole neighborhoed
The Gallery ,stefaiy sarangei with correct Henesses
Of distinguished udiyiduals. where ladies and gentlemen
may up and spend hour very pleasantly examining
pictures the new Music published by the NATIONAL Put
nshing Company, somposed oy oe"Ise Lodsi James NJ
and the ne and ase literary periodical 1.-THE Pumbe Popu
lar Magazine ~ all OF which be had at the above
toned place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-25

SUB PosT OFFICES AT THE POLICE STATION
HoUsEs-Since the removal OF the sub post-ofiice
from Chatham Square, complaints have been
made by the up town citizens, that their conve-
nience is not consulted, as it should be, in the
location of the large Office away down in the first
ward. Quite number of remedies have been
proposed, but the last and best that we recolect
to have heard, is the proposition to establish sub
post-office at the police station house in each
ward. The corporation would, no doubt, be will
ling to permit the boxes a place in the station
houses free of charge, in compensation for the
accommodation which would thus be afforded to
the citizens. The carriers should receive the
usual compensation for delivering letters to per-
in the city, but nothing for those sent to the
post Office foi the mails. The people are calling
loudly for some better arrangement than exists at
present. Why not try this plant The station
houses being open at all times, would render it
admirably convenient; and as to safety, there
would always be guard at hand. Who has u
better plan to offer! If any, let him speak.
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U-Huo puuIHC II n6reby Inr0rn0u
that all the law suits be ween the subscribers been ss
actorily settled between them and that by
made the entire right manufscure Shed Goods under
VI 0oodyesrS ten s, and to use Mr. Gyodyear's ~om
pounds In their manufacture have been vested Mr. Day
We further give notice that all violations OF said
pats-u will be Immediately prosecuted. n
CHARLES GOODYEAR,
- HORACE II. DAY
New York, Jan. 10, 1917. %
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turday allowed peep into the Of Mr. W. GARD.
NER of25 Geenwich street, lately occupied bv Mr. Jason
r. Bockoner Mr. Ia. prep, ed TO take the shopp by
cash. unde, the tar r. with hs two stock. Of al this
formsr) and of 23 this present stos all or which he will
offer for SALE this morning nine o'clock ct
some 30 IS cent less than the usual prices Ii is
sndid opportunity t. purchase cheap and elegant dry
Goods chance that will scarcely happen again for long
tmc II ever. Oar readers will do well TO embrace it,
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The Lafayette Fusileers, Captain Wilson,
glye their second grand military soes The Nstonsl
tel 3Courtiaudt evening the 18th Instant
Great prep raons have been made the affair ele
CANT Entrance to the Ball 81 Liberty street.
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OPINIONS IN TExAs-SrSeULAR MovE,IENr.-We
lltey published an article from the dustin
(Tsras) Ntic Era, relative to the occupation Of
New Mexico by General Keamy, and the sup
posed usurpation of authority by the President
That article was quite savage one, written, APP
parently, with pen made by bowie knife II
attracted some attention among the politicians,
because il was said To have reference to the Pre-
sidential election of 1913
Since its appearance, we have learned that
Generals Houston, Rusk, Pillsbury, and kauf-
man do not endorse its sentiments; indeed, we
learn that General Houson condemns it in toto,
and in strong terms. This is all very good
Now, the question arises who caused its pub
location 7
1t is not to be supposed, after we take every
thing connected with the matter into considera-
ton that an article so violent was written mere
ly for the pleasure OF seeing it in print. If none
of the Texas delegation in Congress endorse its
sentiments, but on the contrary condemn them,
the cause of its publication lies deeper than de-
mocracy; and if it is not intended to have any ef.
feet on the next Presidential contest, the politi-
clans in this section are very much mistaken. 1t
is intended TO place the President in a ridiculous
position, tor first claiming the Rio Grande
as boundary me, then uesPachihB an
army TO take possession OF territory this side
OF that river, and after that TO sot up
civil government over piece of land already
owned and under the control Of Texas. The OPP
ponents Of the administration assert, that the
operations OF General Kearny at Santa Fe, are
the strongest argument against our claim to the
Rio Grande as our boundary line.
All this is to accomplish one point, namely, to
overthrow the administration at the next national
election, by smotherng some of its glory in
Texas Will this movement succeed
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Additional Intelligence
F R ON E = ROP E.
Arrivals at tie South.
ADVICES FROM LIVERPOOL,
REPORTED TO BE
IV Z y a z s i A = p r.

mother Improvement in Cotton,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

SECURITY 70 PURCHASERS
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instantly OF saaas ls=-s and general sss..,east
eng Nts' 3 arA s,Hed sStlI. 4 if NTHFK
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1aes -ess Iezs Naiis. Tzrt. Root N-st5--
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s.. a'4 al t-a .see.ef4- IS led i. 80.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-03

Iwtai Deaiit.-Wo have just learned that
young man by the name OF LoRr, who re-
sided at Jacksonville, died ut Meredosia on
Saturday last FROM a wound III the neck, ac-
cidentally inflicted upon himself while fish
ing on the river. it appears that he was
alone in skill taking fish with gig, aud
in using the handle to push the skill he rest
ell the gig against his shoulder, which, in
the act of pushing slipped aud pierced his
neck making a severe wound. The prong
being bicrded it could not be cXtricatcd with
out good surgical assistance, and before that
could be obtain ed, the effort that was made
10 relieve him rupturcd the jugular vein and
he BLEED to death. lie was alone a long time
on the river after the accident before his
cries brought assistance, and when found by
n single individual the only aid that could
be rendered to get him TO town was by car
rying the handle of the gig while the suffer
ing man walked with it thrust ia ms neck.
After being dead and coilined, and ON the
road to Jacksonville, the horses attached to
the carriage run away, upset the vehicle and
broke the collin to pieces and left the corpse
mangcd in the dust. \ more horrible sue
cession of painful events we nave not heard
of a time, The cceased left Father and
mother and many friends TO mourn his loss
-BeardstoWa gazette.
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UePuJish the Joio,cing, as among
the many evidences which We are constantly
receiving Of the increasing popularity Of DE-.
Jayues ENptcturanL We have no interest in
pulling It any further than wc have desire
10 promote the health aud happiness Of our ic.
low creatures, vito are wasting away with those
complaints, Tor which lhis medicine is an ahso.
lutte remedy And ia calling the attention Of
the public 70 it, we feel tia; - are in the finh.
ful discharge OF our duty.
New PourLNNp, Nov. / 1872.
Mr.. Pmu-Sir: wish yOuto send ne three
bottles OF lnyne's EIpcctorant, and in lh, con-
ncction would say that deem il an inyalua.
bic medicine, aud an article that no family
- null be without for single dav. | have used
/, for two years In my family, and have always
found III quick and efficient remedy ior light.
ness oithe langs, produced 10y long prolmcted
colds, which produce the short hacking cough
the premonitur of Consumption, in which IT so
frequently terminates "a this climate. lfprpper.
~ and seasoually administered, it will cGtctu-
ally break up the most vlOlcnt colds, and there.
10y prevent The many violent fevcrS. so frequent
" consequent upon them. would most cheer.
fully recommrn this medicine to the public in
all cases OF that nature, a. invaluable.
JNO. II. WEBSTER.
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COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OrTlCr, !
Chicago, August 81, 1917.

COMMERCIAL ADV ERTISER DrTICT,f
Chicago, August u, 1917.
Notwithstanding the uniav CRADLE news by
the Cambria, OF the state of the European
markets for American provisions, the pri-
ccs have risen since then in this city, and
are likely TO continue up until the closing OF
navigation.
The present low rates Of freights. and the
advantages of quick return for all invest
mentS made in wheat, that can be pushed
forward to the sea board this fail, operates
greatly to the benefit of those who will
avail themselves Of the advantage. Every
steamboat and vessel that leaves this port.
should be fully ireighted in order tina, Hi
nois may reap the benefit of the best eastern
prices this winter. which she has seldom or
never done In past seasons.
The price which has been paid for wheat
the last week. ssy SDaS2c for fall, and 65c
for spring, is giving the farmer a good living
business. Besides full freights to the COM
mercc of the lakes this fall. is another ad-
vantage, and the whole business of the vi
cinty is facilitated by immediate energy
among the farmers, aud continued for the
two coming months.
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U b t uarn.

DIED-At the residence of his brother,
VIM. Reddick, Esq, near Dayton, on sun
day evening, JAMES REDDic1, aged 81
years.
Mr.. r. had but two weeks ago cmigrated
with his family to this county from New
Jersey, He had up to within a few hours
OF his death, been in good health, and con-
tracted the disease that bore him off so sud-
denly by exposure but the day or two before
his decease. His remains were followed to
their final resting place by large concourSe
OF our citizens. He left widow and two
children.
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New Goods! New Goods.

VNALKER & HICKLING have just recciy-
w ed from New York large aud splendid
t,C
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFtlLI return lhauks to the cit
a olzcns nj Ottawa aud vicinity Tor the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to mett q continuance Of the same. His 7aiioy.
ing Establishment is on the sonh side Of the
public square, over j. and e.. Armorr's STORE
lie Is prepared tn do work on the mos, reasona.
BILE terms, aud waucnts all garments made by
hin I" III. Cutting will ,o done on shor, notice
aud warrrn'ed to fit If properly made mp The
Spring GR SUmmer EMhsonS.
From New York city, have Just been received
thus enabling him To furnish garments in the ia.
ties, and mos, npproqcd style.
y. B-LumJer, and 0i3sis kipis If count ~
prodHce wW be taken !" pagmMe for lcoyi.
Ottawa. oct % 1916.
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Leather y Findings.

4 FULL assortment If slaughter and Spaui.l
: u sole, harness and birdie, strong uppcrs, LIZ
and calf, linln, and binding skins, blessed buck
kins; shoe thread, pegs, avis, Sc.
J2.lf NALKhu * lilCKLI>G.
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/, Bureau Couniy.-Sec SO HINT II, east
OF the An principal meridian.
IN Grmdy Couaty,-Se qr 9 81, e; If sw
qr 10, 30, 6.
hWN COun'y.-E hfsN 80, 81, .; sw IF 81
3, 80, Q.
Tho above Lands will he s,ld cheap. On
mos, Of which, bv ayiog one-iouuh down, time
will be given on the balance.
40 GEO ". NORRIS.
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Better die ,han live, ifIam

Better die i!,an live, If | am to bc
lormeued from day to day hy this horrible Aguc,
eHclamS the poor suif ur whose ir has become
a burden from the rlckug pnfuxysms Of an ia.
tcrmulcnt, aud whose confidence IN human aid
- destroyed by the failure OF remedies t. produce
the promised rciiri.--Such has been the situation
If thousand. whn are now rejoicing in all the
blessings ihcalth from the use Of nr. SAwrLu's
Extract OF Bark. In no instance does it tai oi
oliec'ins speedy and pcrmanen, cure. For.alc
10y the proprletor's agents, KING * WHITE,
sole Agents for Ottawa.
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Information Wanted.

A NY Information Of the whereabouts Of Jo.
n names ShilIaker. French man, 80 year,
OF age, 5 feet Il inches high, sandy complex ion
hazl" eyes and brown hair, who left 81. Louis on
the S'h day day Of July last, on board the steam
er Defiance bound up tho Illinois river, an,
was las, sren on shore at a wood yard about e
miles above the mouth of said river WILDE thank
fully received BY the Undersigned at this place
Sad ShlIlaacr is supposed to be drowned. II,
was one o! the Illinois Volunteers from La Sail,
eoun,y, speaks very little English.
lrPapers below will receive the thanks o
tho volunteers from this county by publishing
this notice. GEO. s. FISHER.
Ottawa, September 3, lSl7.
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Ottawa Female Seminary,

Ass RUBERrrON would inform her
I'VE friends and patrons gecrally, that she
will resume her school on "wednesday the Sit
day OF September, at the usual place, the upper
room Of the aid court house where it will be
continued thro' the winter. Miss Il. hopes to
receive renewal of thu, favor aud patronage
which has been SO kindly and literally bestowed
during The two past years. sep, eff
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county S.
la Sale Circuit Court, To November term
lST-WiiIiam B. Beebe, rersus VIII lam b
Btownel and Abraham d, Lanning-Forcgr
Attachment.
NOTICE is hereby given To the said William
Y b. Brnwnell and Abraham g. tanning
that on the 10 h day of July, a. ID. 1917, a vii
oi attachment ut the suit of William b. Beebr
against the estate of the said W William b. Brow.
neil and Abraham Is. tanning, was issued from
the office Of the clerk OF said court fr the sum Of
Tour hundred AMI two dollars aud nlncry.si,
cents--that the same has been levied upon 10,
No. g, IN block No. - in the town Of Ottawa,
as the estate of the defendants: that said suit i,
pending in the La Sale circuit court, md lha,
unless you the SAID defendants, appear give bail
and plead within the time limited for your az.
pcarancc in said case judgment will be entered
against you, and the estate 80 attached will be
sold, j., LELAND, Cc,k.
HcKEr and LELAND, Attys. for Plaintiff.
Dated this 3lss day Of August, \. u. lSi7.
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Birth on board he Cars The conduc-
tor on the Atica and Buffalo Railroad found
ON collecting his tickets on Thursday morn.
ing, that there was one more passenger
than was provided with the necessary bi'
of paper. While the train was going at the
rate of fifteen or twenty miles an hour, q
German cmigrant, on her way TO the fan
west, had given birth to u bouncing Dutch
man
On arriving at Buffalo, the mother took
the new born ''Iorkcr' in her arms, and
walked with Geographic speed TO the steam
Observation-Disclosures Daily Adrcriiser.
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EiaC!lSlslil..jl,.,

. -, THE subscriber takes this meth
cd Of returning thanks for the pub
r. = Ilc patronage heretofore extended
n 80 to him, and wishes to inform hi,
NY friends and public generally, that
'-'-s-.sr = he has turncd his whole attention
10 the manufacturing # wagons and buegies. ia
all 1t, branches; he has secured himself the hes,
Of " orkmcn, both IN wood aud iron, and his stock
Of lumber and iron cahnot he surpassed by any
in tins vicinity.
Wagons mnie to order AMI warranted chcaprr
than any other establishment west of Chicago
Please. call aud eSnminc before purchasing. 8
Ia nbcr wagons ready finished, on hand and can
finish any kind to order in few days notice.
Cash paid fnr seasoned lumber
Ottawa, July 10, 1916. BARNARD
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NEW TAsEDss SHOP.
a. B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side ct the public square, wbsrc he
will promptly attend L. all calls in his line Of hu.
'iness. Fashions received regularly. Al! work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
to order. may IS lSI7-lGir
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g>liE subscribe has jus; re-
1 ceiSeI at his store one door
North If the Mansion House,
(froUr New Y,rh md 81. Lpuis J
large and fresh supply OF the
above named Articles, together
with most every variety Of arli.
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Notice.

rENllE subscriber has associated with him in
IL his besiucss for limited period, Mr.. II. +.
EANES. Hoping that our united 'Ilur's In do
fair aud honest business, the very liberal pa
lronage will he continued and increased. No
pains will I've spared to render all the satisfaction
possible. The business will be- conducted as
heretofore, in the name Of J. G.. NATTlNGER
~ b. Persons having unsettled accounts due,
are respectfully requested 10 call and settle.
l6 ] G. n
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, la Sale counts. Sc
LA sale Circuit Court, To November term,
lslL-Airc! Saunders aud LEW Davis, p,y,uy
William u. BroSnell-- Foreign Attachment,
"a Office is hereby given to the said William
Y u. Brownell, ,ha on the l6 h day Of July.
lSiI wit Of attachment at the suit Of Alfred
saunders and levi Davis, against, the estate Of
the said William b. Brownc, was issued from
the office Of the clerk Of said court for the sum OF
sNiy'hvc dollar, and siNty.scycn Ccnls--lbnl The
same has been levied upon lot G, in block IL, in
the town of Ottawa, MS the estate Of the defend.
ant; that said suit is pending in the la sale
crcui, court, and that unless you the said de-.
'rndaht, nppcat, give bail, aud plead within ihs
umc limited fur your appearance IN said case,
judgment will be entered against you, aud the
estate 50 attached will be sold.
j.. LELAND. Clerk.
DicKtY and brt,ab, Auys Tor pIsinul,
DATED his 3lt G,y Of .Ausus,, A. y. ls,7
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Dissolution.

NOTlCE Is hereby gwen that the co.part.
- J. nership heretofore existing under the firm
81 Bouch,on and Hubbard, is this day disso lived
by mutual consent.
Oswego, Aug, 81, lst7. .
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y y illrneal

MARRlED-On the first inst, at this
place by NJ. Z. HOLSTER, ESQ.,, Mr.. Israel
INMAS, to Mrs. AMANDA Mex HERMAN, nil of
Otter Creek, in this county.
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A BARREL cpsum mlts; | do guhcr salts;
do alum; do majjct. d. coppcps, do
Spanish white; do alcohol; bumx, sal nitro
quinuc, nutmcgs cloves, castor oil, sweet oil
salad oil, bay rum, pepper sauce Sloushlon bit.
Iers, camphor, cn,slN, black blue and red ink, IN
store aud Tor sale cheap by BouonroS.
June 90, lSi7-.hOi
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLN & BAILEY

DEfURN thanks to the public 'r The literal
I = patronage extended To them. md would state
that they have removed to the nprh side Of the
City Hotel To III" building adjoining the house
ln,"ly occupied by John McCaIy. They have
procured the latest
Spring and hammer Eashians.
direct from New York, which will enable them
10 make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work viii BE- done ia tho best manner,
and all glrmcns made to- tit.
Ottawa, Ami |. 1917
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r.ulc!,ering,

his old stand on Columbus Street, near the Union
House. Beef, mutton, veal, every thing in sea.
son aud in his line always on hand. As be pays
cash for all be buys. he is obliged to exact 1t on
all his sales. Heads up, night face, forward,
n,arch-lo the Butcher, and draw your ratons,
Of steak roast, &c. &c,
Ottawa july %. lSlT LIT
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ChoHc5 and Frehing of Mjanis.-
Every mother should have Jayue's Gamma.
tive. 1t Is the very thing they ne,1 for their
children, as it Immediately cures the cbol,c, and
illays all irritation OF the stomach aud bowels
For safe by U.ILkER g. HICKLING
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Drugs, Medicines, sc.

Ottawa, July 30, lSA7-@-f
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From The Rep. 4 Il. Hinc6iey.
Fn,>KtrS, Ia, March 10, 1871

DIR. d. Jaync-lou medicines have been
IN nearly every case successful, especially the Ex-
pectorani. have received much benefit from
the USE Of it myself and one Of my nearcs, neigh
bors, who had been afflicted from childhood with
the Asthma 81 severely as nearly to sulllcate her
during the pnroNysm which returned about once
a week has been, TO all appearance. permanently
cured. \. X. HISCKLrY.
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FAX sale.

Il OTIS &c. lyiu, il the county of Gruujy,
IL which were htretofue forfeited to the Sa,r.
aud subject To registry for the year \. ID, lSi7,
viii be Offered Tor sale al the Court House in
Morris, on the fra, Monday in September next.
GEO. II. KiERSrED,
Clerk c., Com. Coyi Grundy County.
Morris, August g. 1878 tbs