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G ,NIR,L TAYLOR AND MR. CLAY.

H. tie cAfacI ola leler lfon WashneIon published
Yesterday it stated that the design of PORTION a
the Wings, who appar 'atly su'h zn1ns and ardent
friends of Mr. CLy's nslrnalon the Wing cand da
fr the next Presidency, is u XIII oil Gen. Taylor If hey
can aud lien 10 sclv. Nh Clay himself, rs they did
in l-lD, by dropping him slsD lha opinion is
expressed by Of The edors OF The New York Courier
VIM in a late letter from Washington, SAYS:
you nJi be drcelyed by the ,amarous snrcry
fr Mr. CLAY.s, the candidate in rs. Ii is hollow and
insnccre. I.usr solYe in getting up are pre-
csely the who will take good Gaze thai II is not
snccesfu. They have thrlnspve~ no dpsan of rnrnnu
Mr.. CLAY. lie wpuld, weeks since have Withdrawn
his nunc, but for their solicitations and, yuI may
learn from the TRIBuNE their anxiety was, simply,
that he should soT WITHDRAW IT NOW, while me
cnrren Of public "pnlon seis 81 strongly Ia Favour Of
Gen TAYLoR,-bul Wait Mile until, under the shad
/ o # his gtra name, they can bring forward sumo
candidate. This is their whole p icy and if Mr.
{ LAY expects from tlem apy dung more than this,
he viii experience The same irelchery which THE
SAME MEN pacsed towards him at llarrsbnrgh IN
1910 They seek Ia use his 1nlne, and t. prostitute
the regard for him which TIE Wings of The whole Mon
feel, SIMPLY to defeat Gen TAYLOR. NAen hey think
that. oblact has hern nnce accomplished, Mr. GAYS
name Will al be Withdrawn. ] make this ore-
dlc,ion without donbt TO lis fulsnient The TrI
bone said, in Substance, only day sipcs that i,
belieyrd Mr. CLAY would rjt Withdraw his name,
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The speech III Mr. Jones, representative 10 Conoress
from Georgia, delivered dhffR the d,lalc nm teler,nu
The Pteshea's Message although somevla, e,uberani
IN words. r,nalns some sound Why sentiments, /,
pheasant Ia Wings VI the Nonb and tho S,,h r,rn.
hating an the common ground, aud ''snuhI.r Ia shnl
der, AZ her fathers fought ~ the revolution Tho I'm.
wise hhaaires aud unconstitutional cncroacl,rnsns Of
fIfentlrr power The following is the concluding but
cla9aen passage ui Mr. Jape,' speech
Il hope 10 the aay when an Executive
ukas' sht bfidle The muuhs OF sta .srneh or ber,ne
toe doorkecprr of lips and the nrber Of on ,ryb,s
In the land oi Wa hlngion there is no nn,i.wnr
party when defence Is necessary Biscrrd he the ful
tongue Ut SANDER and scorc I'D The king lps If tiss
WIN would dare utter such libel upon tho patriotism
aud fnla ii tho American penpIe The Gin VI AID and
comir lies not at tho door Of lba " hig party Thry
ueyer furnished Mexico viii General 10 command hrr
aracs. Nj Will it ever blur the ,scuIch,on of their
country amr, or obsruc the progress If their cuunlrys
glpff The salor aud the pi the attrpd Scott
and 'he ndohIiable Taylor tho all,uamn Of aid
and comfort On The part Il The Wings. The mangled
aud bleeding budlcs II Butter and Clay. and Mckee md
lfln, aud Others, declare IL false; and the smok ing
BLOND and beachng homes Of halt fallen sodicry Ia
inhps npon lhd llms If MeAco are enounh 10 crimson
with shame hr aceuscf lace. Bul day Of reckoning
Is ias approaching, yea even At ,hr d nj. A few
~ u blaHdefs, lew nofe enefoachncnts upon the
ssIe-hiy o thr people, few IN ve;oes, and Tho ep-
naph f the p~aarnl ,dniusra ,n viii be rtn upon
tie wall. weighed in tho balance and found want
my Som shall ,rse who wcrcn, The coming
speed thu rartg snrs'. Soon shall the nnlu,s ofthose
oaei lo elou5s that iov Liver around our co,inry's
hofHia if'm the dep anguish If their troubled bson.
eNclan,. 'Ans alas, had we bat served our country
with hall the zeal that have served selves. the
People would nat IN our declining y-urs have rsakrn
US and ell US bf all coming time 10 for ourselves
And ihef final lquy Go be pronounced ON The Sd If
Mntch 1899 will be, Farewell a lung las, fare we'll
10 iha longing hopes and fnd expectations 10 psiacss
and power We have touched the highest paint Of our
greatness. and nu~ from the zenith uf earthly bliss
Ne fall iofse M more. Like bubble on the wsves or
abr CHI nhalatun in The evening, vanish from tho
guye Ut men ant our 10 be struck from The
catalogue II worthless and hnrtaa by the relentless cur
rent oi universal dIsapprobahon the faoH regions Of
III" world. nrgenlness fps'iyo sink beneath The Oh.
scuts eddirs Of Obvious waiersn q
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Jbmg .Ntn.-Thc IDEA Is prevalent in some COM.
monltes. that young III neither f,r generals
81 statesmen. aud that they must be kept in The back
ground until heir physical strength is impaired by aye
and thrir intellectual faculties become blnned hy the
weiaht of yenrs Let us look the history uf The PAST,
and from long s Of heroes and etacsmrn select smas
who have distinguished themselves. aud we shall find
that they were young men when they performed those
winch hasr won for Them imperistable need of
lame. aud pace1 their names high the page If histo-
~ Alexsnlrr the cou1uerar of The then wue cyilix-
ID world sz,-Grrece, Egypt and Asia, died vt 3d.
Bunaparle MAS crowned Emperor # France when 80
ytafsoi age Piit, tie younger brother, about 20
years Of AGE. "hen IN Driain's Parliament he buddy
advocated the Il The American clonies and but
% when made Chancellor OF The Exhr1uer Edmund
Burke al the age Of rs. first Lord Of the 1reassry
Ourowu Washington was bnl % when ne covered ,he
reltea If the British trpops Braddnck's defeat and
appointed Ia The and in chiaf uf all tile Viy-
gnlan ior'"s. Alexander Hamilton at 90 was Lieu.
trn,nt C'onc and aid Ia Washington al % member
Of Congress AT SO Secretary Of tin Treasury Ihunss
Jrll was but 50 when he drafted tie ever r,enora-
bic Declaration Of Independence the sge vf 80 years.
Sir Isaac Newton occupied the mathematical chair 1t
Cambridge c,l'ege England, having by his scientific
discoveries rendered his name imfnrisi. Wa might
continue The lit Ia greater o h but enough has been
said already 10 show that The idea thar youg men
capable of perrninc great and ennobng actions
Kine hi. position IN he councils Of nation chiner-
lcal aud visionary And what has been said, may well
serve Ia encourages HE Young up high standard
and press towards itwh arlur suffering nottng dis
courage them from ing '.onw ard and upward" il the
paths OF fame. the pursuits ol literature and science.
OidPopw.
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ENDLS PkI. n.
commissioners sale.

nIIRSI Ant iua decree Of the c,,uuty Court al
Campb,ll. pronounced on The 10Th day of Janna
" 1915 IN ln"reu depending Austin &c. against
Aus,in &C. tho Undersigned. (tbe Comm ssluct nam
ed m and apilnuL by ihr sad decfee,) wall on We'd
nrsia lhe 9h da, Of February, Isis espse to sale by
way III pubic auction, the premises, the Lands II
Gently ooeuped by the late Mrs. l,da lhompsuu under
the vii oil her d, ceased husband. Jlhn lhomps, sua
ted in the county Of Canpbel, neaf the Town Of New
London Previous 10 the day Of sale the quantity and
vey.
TERMS OF SAIE.-One third Of tho purchase
no"y viii he required To be paid on the day of sale, d
G,I thu II ,Aue hereol credit Of one, and years,
equal lnslanens) Will be given, The purchHs' OF puf
cl,scrs giving bonds with gwd prts1nal security for The
paymen oi he deferred nsalmens and the ttlc 10 lhe
Land sold 10 be retained untl all The purchase money Is
paid a u further security therefor
CHlSWEII. DABNFY
Jan l3-tQF Cpnmi-suner.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

GEN SCOTT.

rhr 1Inaty sp.rtacl, which the couutfy IA now
called ANN IL, e,n, lae at ,he .hw timer.
aim Ch,pt of out army m Aex,, haf.hly sn4peunpd
lnim It's command, AID required To sartloa Coun u
aur, for h,vinu pf,I,s, cor.ln untysaa changes a.
pss inferior olaefs ndnees II. t. recur l., the Striking
l~sitnony 10 tho various nDIirs he has d. played IN
charge ii his fsponsble uilcr pionounred IN our city
few Ia,s sincu by luu u he most gallant uiporrs Ntn
1ugh uudrr his orlefs We refer to the tenaiks ell
cited fiuu Captain Ma ltulct aud Drgader Conceal
shie.s at the dinner able vi the Civ ioel ou Snt
unlny evening li.t winch although W. took ~ nutca
Il item hen delivered Impressed US n fclby, hat
may attempt 10 rep al their substance Il IL ptupo.
observe that he occasion was act formally public
one but the ounplny WIS =. larue iha W. may certain
ly commit bteaoh Of prapnel IN publishing h. 10.
p5r.
An approptaie occ sion hoing all rded.
Ispt. \naruder rosr aud sud. he desired propose
the heallh oi n distinguished oenrrN aud wished ~
company the sentiment he should offer with slacIns.
which statement he would make with u inl senss Of Il q
responsibility that would auach to It. lie Was proud Ia
have n IN hts power, lre III his nauve State. Ia gave hs
lesnou, 70 the PIE emnen ability of this ,lsunL ulsh
oil officer, whp was himself n lruuIsn From the lon
dug OF the suny III lra Ctnl To ihv eupae II M-Nr
co. lio had Displayed efficiency skill, know dye
al strategy, unsu passed by any III al his ANY
lhsr ugr. Nheu ,hs army VAS n, Paehla sa, tho era
zeal moaieni bad affised, when II h he dscljes
whether they should enter The Valley u Mexico, tbs
e,,s ol all were turned up,n the Cnuusndet; all look
I'd III hun Tor The dnelsnn upon which depended ih,ll
success aud safety. md weu lis luton announ
erd, and the Older gwen march. they le PERFECTION
bden,e IN then aniity carry his plans The army
had trusted him a,a he lnsfed them Ihs mutual con.
hdence ~, M s.e,et of our success. They
Oh and lou h The different BATTLES before The city ln all
OF ih.m. the Cen,sl dl.llaycd the sane commanding
geniu. And hnall, uh.n they had entered aui akcl
p1ss,sslun Il the aplfa he txhIncd even pffaot ca
paclty lot administrative ALA ~ hau be had bet te
hlbued ivr commanding IN the field. uuder The gov
.fnncu " Inch he ,slabll.hld not only had discipline
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fBf virtue III i deed i IuIat, txernted t,ns by Nin
kb w. Camden. hearing diie the l2ih day o. January
1874 ard dbl, recorded in The Clerks Office OF Ncsun
Cavity Court Tor certain purposes therein mentioned We
shall as SAID Deed Of rusi. oif and Sell 10
highest biddef Tor cash The premises, hrreon le
sad m y Camden fIrmery resided. Friday, the
18th day Of February lS4S if fair. # not III" next fair
day. (Sondays excepted J the ioloWln. property To Wiz
ain tract parcel Of Land, which the sad
VIM W Camden died containing
9:sS Acres.
bc the more OF less adjoining lhe lands 81 John r
Camden, and Wm. l.. birklc and others Also, snoh
er fact ur parcel Of Land. contaiun.
70 ACRES.
he lh- m1re less, adjoining the lands of John
Camden drr'd and others Isl. all the said WIN. w
Camdcus night. tp and interest IN The lrac Of landiy
inc he head waters Of Shoe Creek, lhr county Of
Nelson, containing
500 Acres.
Also the said VIM w Camden'' interest in the land
belonging to The Estate ofJohn Camden. decd. lying
~ conny OF Mason, The waters Of the Is Mile
Greek which said interest is
IOS ACRES.
Also, one NEGRO WOMAN, named Priscilla. Also
one Clock fur Feather beds, and furmnre, one Side
bard Bureau. looking Glass. and all the other
House hold aud Kitchen furniture, Of the SAID w IN. W
Camden AIso, his Plantation utensils Of every de>eup
lion and three head of iiorse>, eleven bad Of Cattle ard
his stock Of hogs their increase since the execution OF
this said deed much OF TIE aforesaid properly
will be s :ent to pay aud satisfy the debts due sain
derd of trust 5# l8H#Hs zs.tf=
The title to said property is believed be od, but
acting trustees viii convey such as is vested In
US by oald deed.
JNo S. CAMDEN,
Nm WRIGHT,
.'1u. ~ -1sr Trustees.
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., ,Nari Tho New York conmgryi.l Advertise, II

,Nard The New York Cafnmcr,ia Advertiser Il
Tuesday afternoon says
The L, 5. ship Plymouth. Capt. Thomas r. Ged.
nry commanding, is under sailing orders f,r the Ess
ladies. II Is said ',a, Hon. j. w. DAVIS, Of Indians.
viii - cut IN her, TO surceed ihe late A. II. Evet-t
as ). e'nnnsl nor to Chita. be L, $. brig Doll
PIN 10 slHy exp crd 10 >ail fr HE c,ast Of Africa,
under lhr command of Lieut.. ". s Ogden
1he $. store ship Frdonia. Lieut. Com. r A.
Neville, from New Ytk for fer Cruz. was spoken "
the III ms ant, p. NJ in iai So so. hon 90.
Tho rfk Beacon Of TUESDAY seys---
Ileat. q Slaughter has arrived here To take com.
mand oilhe Z 5. brig Daoo,'dgr. nov fitting uu. ut
The Gusperi Navy yard.
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Ii X TT RNAC f..

ELK FURNACE.
FENllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
" LIST day Of January last, for the purmse Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name oi flppin x Montgomery. beg leave Ia
inform tho public Thai they now prepared exrcu lie
orders for all descriptions of Castings usually made al
bias. Furnaces, VIZ: Hollow Ware, Mater Pipes, Suey
Plates, Mill tear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Arc respectfully invited TO eXanine lie style and quail
lty of their Hollow W are, which may be IN Isl
Of the stores IN iynchburg. or at the Messrs. Ellis,
Richmond Orders addressed 10 the concern. at Ell,
Furnace, or \. \. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meei
with prompt attention
Also. Just Ia hand, onr well selected stock of
SPRLAG .LND SU.lI1fkR GOODS
which will be sold low for Cash. or in exchange Er
yrau. A. w. FIIPPIN.
May Its A. \. MONTGOMERY.
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Bar RO.N
ID TONS TREDEGAR BAR IRON, embracing all
- the usual sizes OF . and Square.
do Country do well assorted
hhds prime Bacon SIDES, Tor sale low by
GEORGE BAGBY.
WANTED Flour, Clover Seed, Com Meal Oats, Flax
Seei &c, SC ior winch the CHEST market price will be
paid.
Jan. Sit.
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Market s9cd. Lytcht1sg, 'ltr.itia,
ID ECflNE rs on consignment and sells at auction, DRY
IL GOODS, GltOC FRIES, HARLOW ARE, CROCk E-
KY. FURNITURE, NEGROES and STOCK OF all kind
Liberal advances made IN consignmcnts when Jucd
Sales OF Real Estate Negroes, Sc made IN the country
liberal terms.
Nov -3m
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Flour. yy'hpUs, TObNCCO.

AND AI.L KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
will receive my personal attention Grateful o the
liberal the late hr "o"n respect
fully suc An experience III business oi more
than IL years with entire attention. will enable
think give satisfaction 10 all who may favor me with then
patronage. JSO. d NCClhNAilAN.
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Merchant Tailoring.
j o N " q n X T. Y,

j . TT ~ q II II 7. T,
.HMe OLD Stand Of I'm. s. J. Odkey
wv Id respectfully inlum tho citizens Of Lynch
w burg, and The public, that he will continue to
conduct at the old stand Of himself and brother the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all lis branches lie has now on hand. and will con-
tinraly keep beautiful assortment Of Cloths, Cass
meres Vesiugs. and in fact yhng suitable tor Gen
tlemens wear. which lie will make up to order IN the most
fashionable styles. handsome fits and warranted work
manship He would invite the attention of the public
to his sulc.i.
Fob. ITS
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EscIssS anal From FGWss<iI.v.
AII.O7s ~:

AELO7sESl..
THLORLNGi THL ORtNfi
FHNllE Undersigned having had long experience in the
practice II measuring cutting aud making up work,
and feeling entire confidence Of giving satisfaction Ia
hos, who may avn him with a call. respectfully
offers his services To the ciliz,ns of Iyncburg and lis
vicinity. hoping by strict attention to business, to merit
share ut patronage.
The FRENcu, ErGLIsu and American F,suroHs
nll rlne cement .5e rec,v, every month
and whilst adherIng strictly the ashnns regard viii
be had to smooth fitting. easy and comfortable wear
ing garments
JAMES b. EDW ARDS
A few door, above Meem 4 CIV atkins,
aud opposite Saul b. Thurman.
ALSO agent for Cosby : Compound BittrIs.
Oct. 7-l2m
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at or late slond, NV stock 81 6kDt EluES, DONES
TICS LIQUORS. sc viii be loaud all times aIs- and
well select equal any is nahct. bId.s ior 30 ia
AAIll In Dllrllll, ulLrnllel to- tnnsplnnents VI
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GE.N'Hs4Evls3NS
+ u X n Ms {, SrO II T..

NHE SUBSCRIBERS Icspe, lly intern the citizen. of
lynchbaig aud the surrounding country, that they will,
continue the business formerly earned Water house
h.ttrmofe y e, and prepared, an entire new
stock al Goods, 10 supply tc cuonols With any Article OF
Gentemen's wearing apparel
Their stock al Clothing is quite large and much cheaper
than before offered Also,
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and NcStings
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
which Will be manufactured To order sxcee low raes
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE & WnlTTENORE
Oct. Is
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EDWIN Il AGE,

EDWIN |. PAGE.
Il TT o Il " + \ 4 r l. "A "
CAMPBELL. {. IL, VA
WILL practice in all the Courts Of Canphellconny
w the Quarterly and superior Courts Of franklin,
Pt,rysna and HalfaN Counties
f.. Il andJ " PAGE,
Having associated themselves in the practice Of the
Law will attend the Courts III IYNCupuEG. AMHERST
AMrprLL FR>NsLiN. pfrrsYfylnIA and H,Lir,x.
Al bu ,incss entrusted To their will have promp al
tenon.
For f.. II PAGr. address Campbell { H.
J. W. P.CE still retains his Office in Lynchburg.
July DTS
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NOTICE..

frNllE subscriber has NEGROES for hire, the en-
suing year Per wishing 10 hrc, viii Apply To Mr.
George Bagby. FRANCES b. SItACKLEFORD,
Dec. 23-ts Amherst
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VOL. XXyA.---yo. 81

~ OF oil events. Hat he vouid nj irdcar G.n Tar.
Ton rs the nan whom he wished bis friends 10 suppyr
Nhrl The iiibuur aims .e nuisy ou.rry which n.
ir'bins hss been insrumenal ia getting up 10 favor
" hnomr Mr. Ctar q, all hsxsrds, IS sinply ,rick
y divert attention from Gen T,iLoR uu,iI II, can ls
fehs'sard % rnjthst man, whon, Va, they do mt
.tolafen name. think. however, H. Will De eth ef
Mr. CoRwls or joins McLrAsp :.
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LENIIIAN BLINDS,
Slar Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks,
MATTERS, Plated aud Brass Candlerteks,
Snuflrs and rays,
Bell Metal aud Eramelrd Kc,tler,
Tea Kettle. Spice MotIats,
CLflrr Mills. Spioons,
Se>ss and Shears
IIemming's genuine Needles, &c. SC.
Received and FL. sale by
June los GREGORY g. ROYAII.
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va III "a BE RPri Ess0se
FOR SALE.
yJ>iiE Subscribers will sell privately, valuable TRA !
j OF LAND, living about mie and hall OF the
Sweet Springs in Monroe cnnnty belonging 10 the estate ol
the late John II. Pctton Tue tract contains about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
about hundred OF which cleared aud good sonl
ton, the BALANCE i1ci, nhted lhere miortabe
Log Dwelling House
and onhoisc as,a Barn, Stable and Coral louise the
land The s admlrabl, adap ed to the growh Of grass
and this Guild make 81 the best grazing farms in Mon
county iiuropsrly managed.
ihe terms will b. accommodating and made kpown upon
Application post paid, to John l.. pcyon stanton, Va
WM. NJ PENTON I .,.r,,or. II
j. l.. PEYTON, VI
Jan l3-2m J. II Psston deed
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Also, highly improved F}RN On Indian
Creek, containing 427 acres. I5mi'., month o.,
Ottawa, on the state road; .2j acres imrru,,l
10 OF timber dwell NJ houses. one log lac o.h.
or good frame, with well, wooJ.auu.r aud els
TEN 100 iru't trees many OF them bearing. .
good frame barn ADD shed 4ni stationary thrt.h-
ing machine; the farm izUcl watcred with I.,.
ing springs, and by Indian Crock. The farm
will be sold entire or divided into two cousl nor.
lions liberal credit will be given on pau Of the
purchase money,
Ia Bwemn C0ua'y.-Scc SO tI7,ufll, cas-,
Of the ith principal meridian.
In Grrody County Sc qr Q, 81, s; ebfsu
" -, % E
IL VA CguWy.-E hfsw 81, 81, 9; sw rr. q.
s, 80, ..
The above Lands will be s,d chclp. On
most Of " which, by paying ouc.lourh dow u, tim,
SiII he given on the balance.
Nov 20. GEO II. NORRIS.
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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
water Power for sale.

VALUABLE Waip Prisibgs, on For R,rsr, ,f,,v
mites dbore Dayton. and one mite GODi slack
mater nmigaiion 10 Me F,eier Of The ILLINOIS
ond Michigan canak
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross The rlyer at the above place, /. now
prepared to sell OF lease water tor manufacturing
purposes. a saw mill is in operation, aud a
srist and Touring mill ia progress Of erection 1t
is located in the midst Of an extensive wheat,
aud wool growing county, aud oilers every in.
duccmon, Tor the above business and also fora
WOODEN factory, or any mechanical or manufac.
turing establishments where water power IL rc.
quircd. A village plat is LAID out, and lots are
offered ON reasonable terms. blacksmith and
wagon maker would find il desirable location +;
and good tavern or boarding house would do
we'll. For particulars enquire Of
Ottawa, Dec TO- isi1 GEO. MANN.
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VrCmGnt House,

By IRA C0UCH, Corner Of Lake and
Dearborn Streets, Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite J. Frink s, Co.'S. Eastern
Western, Northern, and Southern Stage Of
flee. The house has just undergone tho
rough repairs and has been newly painted.
Its accommodations unsurpassed in Chicago,
April 1t, 1878. Iy
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Marble aud stone Yard.

IN LYONS would inform the inhabitants Of
O.Otlawa and surrounding country that hc
has established himself in The above business ia
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he Willie able to fur.
nIsh to order tomb stones. monuments tables or
any other article in his ne of business.
Ottawa, Sept. II, 1877.
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CASH.
Town Py0ucrty for sale.

THE u ar of lot !, IN block ISM the otig-
nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet iroul
on Canal and ~ feet font ON la Sale street,
with the store house, dwelling house, aud other
out building, thereon, being the promises at pre-.
sent uscdby Mr. Phelps for store and hy d.
HOPKINS for dwelling house. Possession civ.
en- the first OF April next. Title good Enquire
Of The subscriber, agent for the owners.
my o6 rs J. Y. A. HOES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-14
MI A NSION HOUSE,


VIE Undersigned has purchased the above
n House, and repaired and furnished il in
proper manner for n first rate Holcl. 1t is situn.
'ed dlrccrly IN front Of the Cour, Hhusc, aud IL
convenient Tor all those having business connec.
'cd with the public Offices; aud il 10 the ccntrc
OF Tue business part of the town. The Stage OF
nee Tor the different roulcsi, kept a, this house.
Inc house Is large aud roomy, aud il capable
Of accommodating all those who may favor him
win call. Attached 10 the house is con(,u.
able aud convenient stable.
from his long acquaintance and cSprrirncc OF
Tue business, and 0nremi,tcd csctllon, IN please,
he hopes To receive liberal share of PATRONAGE.
Ottawa, Dec 3, 1917. II. THORN