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Tie Hand Of Clay,
OR
The ScuIptor's Task K.
ATkle OF MYSTERIES.
CHAPTER ].


1t was a summers night in Italy The still
heavens were tinted with the sotie,t blue, amid
which the stars burned like eyes of intelligence.
The pure rayed planets, seen through the transu.
cent atmosphere, seemed near and low n they
shed their gentle ustrc down. The young moon
was just venturing her bark upqn the eastern
verge of the sky, glittering star hanging over
its brow. Music rose at intervals upon the soft
evening wind and the voices of nightngales rung
melodiously from many shaded grove and pal
ace garden. 1t was night in Rome As the
moon rose above the level horizon Of Champagne,
She touched with trembling line Of gold the rip
ping waves Of the liber, and enriched with am.
Der lights the lofty crosses and towers Of the i'm
perlnl city. Among the numerous easements IN
to which its soft lu,trc penetrated, was that of
the lovely Countess, Isabel ii yaioui. 1t was the
eve of her bridal with the Prince Of B. She
was not yet "a, and yet had been years widow.
ed. Her attendants lad just left her, and she was
sitting alone BY the easement looking upon the
1lbcr. which flowed at the foot Of the gardens.
Around her rose, and extended terrace and Eal.
cony, and towers and palaces all being re-created
from darkness, touch bv touch, by the pencil Of
the advancing noon. Yet she needed nothing OF
the lavish beauty Of the scene, nor did the notes
of far of music upon the water mellowed into
heavenly harmony By the distance touch her ear.
Her face was pale and fearful, and rested upon
the fair hand which looked like aabastcr contrast
ed with the raven tresscs which fell across tie
dclicatcy vened wrist
Isabel d Naloni was the most beautiful woman
in Rome--nay, in Italy, kings had bent the knee
before the shrine Of her smiles, and princes wtre
the willing attendants other footsteps Het now,
alone, with gttcring tears stealing slowly across
the cheek-hcr heavily lided eyes cast down, and
an air Of touching sorrow puryaded her whole
person, she reclines by tie muonl't casement.--
Tomorrow is Riso 20 be her bridal night and
she rnarrigs the man who is her hcarta choice
yet She is unhappy. Fear, as well "a grief, Is
touched in the expression Of her features Her
bosom heaves a. Intervals with agitation and her
hands conyul-ively clasp At length ,he gives
u;terance to her thoughts
shall thus weakly give way TO wrctchedncss
for IN idle dream Yet THRICE have ! dreamed
Of the fearful dooml thrice have these words tuug
IN my sleep, from an unseen voice:
Beware Isabel iii Vnloni Mcdici Valon hath
not unwedded thee Thou art his bride, living OF
dead r.
Alas what a fcarr.l doom hangs over my
head, can these fearful words be sent from Nca.
ven to warn me of danger Can Medici, my de.
deceased husband, have power thus TO bind me
lti too horrible Defend mc, holy SAINTS, from
evil !"
After bending before her crucifx moment, she
rose and left the easement, to seek relief in the
society other friends from the fear. that weighed
down her soul
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City Hotel, BY Mrs 4. DrLANo, norih-cOs; cor
ner OF the court house square, Ottawa. The house
sehgby si,ua,cd in the centre OF the business por-
ton Of the town. 1t has lu5t undergone thorough
renovation andrepair Ample s,abimE attached
Fox River House, by l.. DEtAHo, on the canal
uear the aqnaduct. Canal packets step regularly
Mt this house.
American House, near the confluence of the IL
nOis and Fox Rivers, andnear the bridge,
Mansion House, Ottawa, H., ,bv r THors ras,
sengers carried free To and from the canal pack
cts. Stages arrive and dcpatt daily.
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Loms Philippe, his Family and his For
tune.

A letter from friend Of the cx.roynl family, says
"lt Is perfectly true that Luuis Philippe regards
fusion OF the two branches as the only reasonable
solution ia France. The Duchess of Orleans is not
favorable To The proposition, uut hcr opposition Is hy
no means - great as some u your journals have pre-
tended In her conversation wIh the cN-klrr, shI
svery careful not to say any thing that could offend
or annoy hlm on this subject, ana al times she mp
pears 10 he convinced by his arguments aud so
great IS the influence OF Louis Phhppc over his fam
iy that II would not be astonishing to see the DuCh-
ess OF Orleans become convert To his views, ] he
most ncChonRie intercourse exists between the cN-
king and his dOughtcr-n-law, but he talks wlth her
rs he would do 10 a man. and nus shows The rvli.
nncc that he has IN her judgment h,s iayouuc-
| ought almost say his pet lis the Duchess de Ne
mOuTS. lie appears absolutely TO dote on her, and
her dcvoicdness To him ls delightful to witness 49,
The Duke de- NemOurs nErcesiuily with his father.
As to the Prince de loinyIlic and the Dnke dAu-
male, It is well known that they are not favorable 10
fusion; but II the King should carry hi, IDEAS on
this point TO the extent OF laying his Injunction upon
them, be assured tUn. II would be Ielgousy obey
ed"
| Major Noah says, there VIVA nt one time an at
tempt on the part OF severn European newspapers
10 create public sympathy lor the poor exkiug OF
the French, on account OF the extreme poverty and
destitution to which the ingrn,r Republicans had
reduced him. Al, however, who were ulilictcd
with tender emotions at the sad ldcn r'ry dismiss
their sorrow Tor II o. Nc0rS that lhr old gentleman
like prudent old gentleman as he always wne, has
taken pretty good care amid the shaking OF empires,
| and the wreck OF his throne, TO Father his mes,
pretty well Ills private fortune hns suffered sren,
dcrreciution within the last two Years but stil i,
| Yields him the snug little income ot $500 900 u year
or thereabouts The, by his WILL hc has divided e.
qually among each OF his eight children aud grand.
children, leaving to ench the moderate competence
Of 500 600 year, upon which, small M II is, we
/ sincerely trust that they may be able 10 wfigge
through life.
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Walker X Hic'tlinc. Dealers in Drygs, Nedi-
ciaes Paints, Oas, Parasb,s, Patent Ned.
cines, G!qss, &c, Ottawa, Ill.
White N Hunter. De1'crsin Drugs, Medicines
Painto, OILS, Patent Meficinss. VdrnishiS Dys.
stufs,Sc second store north otthe Mansion house
Ottawa. Ill.,
e l.. Thompson. DeGlcrn Drugs Patent Mcdi'
cines, Paints, Osis, FrHisies Dye.stUgs. &c
Between Cily llo,eland Reddick's block
ST.. smith. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines Paints
Oils, Dye. Stuff, &c. &c, Newark, Kendall! coVu.
~ Illinois
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IAN. OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1850.

publicly upon th" altar for many days caused mo-
little sensation throughout Rome, for some weeks
But at length, it still remaining n mystery, the
public interest in it subsded, and in few weeks
died away for startling events follow upon the
.tcps ofeach other too frequently, and men also
have too much of thsir own concerns to regard, to
suffer any one particular subject long to engage
their minds
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Storage s. forwar0in0

Johnston * Charruaud. Storage i Commission
, Observation-Disclosures east side oilne brdg"
Main canal, Ottawa, ~ nov %
L. Hills, Storage, E0rrarGiHg and Commission
Nerchat, decier IN all kinds Of proiuce, Irre's
Warehouse. No. ,, Side-cu,, ctta@a, Illinois
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CABINET n
S;ss.saes:sssW are H House.M,
avn CHAIR MANUYACTURy.

TOuN LATHAM respectfully announces to the
j citizens Of Ottawa ,ha,he has taken the cabne,
Establishment ately occupiedby w. MOORE and
that he has now on hand and is manufacturing,
on La Sale st, such ascard, centre, aud dining Ia.
blcs; bureaus bcds,eads Of all kinds; cane, flag,
and wood seat chairs. He also keeps on hand look.
ing glasses, picture frames, &c. :,
All work sold by him is warranted well made. and
cheap as can be bought any where IN this country;
NIB -.Ca.,ins kept on hand and made to order
on short notice, and eralsn,tended with henrse.
Ottnw0. Juty ~ 1850
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ittornrn5 8 .

4 81 r
J. IL. McGregor. Attorney and Counsellor al
Lar, Ottd1a Ohcr one door from corner Of
La Sale and Canal -sts., directly m front ol lhc
court house Particular attention paid IN agencles
nnd collections. ap 2O-6m'
Champlin 4 Wallace, J. c. Champin-W II
L. Wallace }. Attorneys and Counseiiorsat Lau
Office np stairs in the next building north OF the
Post office. nov 23, ".
l.. =. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
Has removed h4 office from RedIicA's block, to
the room formerly occupied by the sheriff, IN the
court house. now occupied m part by Lorenzo Le-
land. may "
Norris " Fisher, Geo II Norris-Geo $ Fish
erl iiiorpegs 4, Llw and Lmi AGENTS, Otta-
wl, H. WhI pay plrtl'uara altrn'onlo thepay-
ment of taxes IN any part o Illinois purchasing
AMI selling real estate Investigating titles, collect
ting dcnlnls buying and selling military land
warrants. md locating them onthe best Aandsior
soldiers or oth"rs, securnGprnsons and all claims
against the government Office in the court house.
April l5, 1919
NJ. T.. uol'is,nr. attorney and Counsellor Al
Lq,r, and S,iicit9r IN CiaHcerR--OudoG, III
Office over the rear Of G.. Burr's store opposite
the Mansion hou'e. Jan, ~
B. Glover n Cook, u O Glover--B c. Cook A.
forneys and Councillors at Ld,r-OHdpa. Of
flee in RcdIck's Block, ems, side of the public
square. Jun ls-i
Henry G.. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor at
La,o and Solicitor IN Chancery-- -Ottdwa, Ills
Office in Redlick's block, east side of the public
square. Jun n
s. Randall, ,ittoraeya at Laio-- -Osuego Ken
Kendall Co.. u.s. Aug 10, lSiS--u
q. A. Ingalls,, Attorney and Couasc'lcrGt Lap,
Opposite the Sherman House CHICAGO LIS.
Particular attention paid to Agencies md collect
ing. lnrh ~, ~
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A mathematician being asked by wag, III a
pig weighs 200 pounds, how much will large
hog weigh = replied, jump into the scales and
will toll you immediately"
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Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON n CHURCHILL.

gET OUlD inform the boating community
w on the Illinois and Michigan Canal that
they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the Fox River Feeder, 200 yaros from the main ca
nal, at OTTAWA, H., where they nre prepared to
do anything IN the line Of hauling out and repairing
boats at the shortest notice and in the hest possible
manner and on reasonable terms Nav 3, 1850 -Gm.
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Brunkers Rifle Mandatory.
~ NlE subscriber haPing returned from the east
4 after visiting the principal manufactures, he
n is now prepared TO manufacture the celchra-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war
rants to be equal to any made in this state or else
where. He will also keep constantly on hand md
for sale good assortment otdoublc and single bar
relied Fowlng pieces, Powder Flask, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps, aud asuperior art-
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
Alkinds of lobbing in the gunsmithne done with
neatness and despatch.
Shop on the east side OF Columbus ST., one door
south of the Union House. june 22.tf
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LasaIle Street School,

TIIIS School viii commence another term on
Monday, the 9Th Of lulyucN,.
TERMS:-For the common primary studies, 81
per qr.
For the higher course embracing English Gram
mer, Geography Mathematics, and Physiology, 50
per ar. "A. iiAl'Sbl ,fTecep'or
Ottnwn June Gath
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fNCTIUrN n VVENh NdUFt NIUCVVI y.
w VI PALM Err returns thanks TO the public TOR
w the liberal patronage hcrcoor, bestowed on
him andhaying associated himsciiwih J. G. GAY,
he would state that they are prepared to carry OF hc
Carriasc and Wagon Making business.
well seasoned, and we are determined to mnke the
best work that ls made in the country. Two-hors.
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wishto
purchase are invited to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner OF Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
taken in Exchange for work WN1 PALMER,
Ottawa feb II ,i5 J. G.. GAY.
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Wagon Making and Blacksmithng
x, BAENA ARD


'AKES this method to return his thanks to his
/ friends itr the liberal patronage which they
have extended to him thus tar and ms he hns lust
completed seycrn, important improvements in his al
ready extensive establishment, he hopes to gain a
still more hbcrnl and extensive patronage from his
friends and the community at large In making
Wagons aud EuSgirs
lie ilalter7 himself that be eau 10 beat any cs,ab-
hshnent IN the country, tor neat and substantial
workmanship. He employs none hu' the very best
mechanics, and warrant, the woodwork IRONING
and painting, Of his wagons aud huUeics to be un-
surpassed by anything oi the KIND IN the slats All
kinds Of Blacksmiihing
Done N superior manner and with despatch
HORSE SROEiNG,
which he had abandoned tor while, has been re-
commenced. ,lIavng employed an excellent shoe
er he invites those OF his Trends who have horses To
shoe, 10 bring them along; for he knows he can
give SD l-iaction to The hardest 10 please
lis Material Is OF the best quality. He uses no
wood in his wagons hut such Us Ia thoroughly sea
soned, and none but the best iron.
In all MS work ms prices vii correspond with the
times; and with his present facilities he feels conf.
dent that he can do his work haudsoucr, better and
stronger, and nt prices rs low a. can be- douc any
where IN the west. Give hm call ana Try him
Tor yOIr-c,yes
G~CiNH paid for seasoned woo luy spokes and
aNles Ottawa. ADui u. 1850 -.g-I
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Business Gar0s.
j. It. IEANsAIIb,,
rarriasc ~ wagon Htactoty.

at reduced price
Canal St, west OF the Public Square Ottawa Ills.
Aug "a. 1919 JOHN HDSSACK
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Notice.


ID Y a decree Of the Supreme Court OIL
- the State of\North Carolina, at its
summer Term. Of the present year, 10
the case Of Thomas W. Nicholson, and
the infant children Of Mrs. Hardeman,
and others, VS.. DR.. James B. Yellowly,
executor of the late GGil(ord Nicholson,
made bv consent OF the parties and in
accordance with the opinion Of The court,
it was declared that certain slaves we're
disposed of by the will of snid g. Mich
olson, for the purpose Of paying his
debts and the Iegacles bequealhed, which
said slaves had not been sold for that
purpose, to,wit: MiIIy, and her children,
Caroline, Leroy, Elizabeth, and her 9th.
or younger children, in possession Of
Thomas w. Nicholson and now in this
State; Whey and her child Jane, and her
other younger children in possession Of
said Nicholson as trustee of Sarah A..
Hardeman and her children Ephraim,
Lutte Judy. and. her children, Louisa,
Harrison or Horace, Moses and Matilda
and the other younger Of the said Judy;
Amos, Patience, Flora and her child
George, in the possession Of the defend
ant, DR.. Yellowly, in the State Of Mis-
sissippi.
And by the said decree by consent Of
parties, , ~as appointed commissioner
TO value said slaves and permit the pre-
sent possessors to retain them at the val.
uation Upon their executing bond with
two good securities, il they might choose
10 take them at the prices assessed; 9th
erwise to expose them 10 sale.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power
vested in me as commissioner aforesaid,
| shall, at Livingston, in Madison county,
on MONDAY; the cath day Of DECEM-
Ser, inst, proceed 10 execute the said
decree, by valuing said slaves or dispos.
ing Of them according 10 the instructions
TO me in said decree contained.
In case Of sale, persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing slaves will do well to attend.
he purchaser will get an unquestioned
title to such as may be sold.
B. S KICKS, Commit.
Dee. II, 1919. i4-2w
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MALE ACADEMY

VIE Trustees have passed a resolu.
ZION requiring patrons 10 settle
their tuition fees strictly at the iermi-
nation Of each session. In future. Mn.
pills whose accounts are in arrear win
not be re.admiued on the opening Of a
regular session. All present dues there.
lore, are required to be settled BY the
18th February, as a new session will
then commence.
Parents who are unable to paw, can
have their children admitted free by
first obtaining consent of the Teacher
and the Board.
Rates Of tuition per scholar as before
published, viz.
For the highest classes, per session
(ol . months.) 5000
Lowest 1000
Medium is 90
Incidental expenses SO
Pupils are charged from the time Of
entrance till the eud Of the current ses.
sion, no allowance being made for alb.
sence.
]. P. MAPES.
January rs, 1850. 20-3n
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County,

By THE PROBATE Court OF SAID COUNTY
January Term, 1850.
TO all persons interested en- the lands,
tenements and hereditdmentS Of John
G. Andrpws, deceased, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded 10 ap-
pear before the Probate court Of
Madison county, al a regular term there
Of to be holden in the court house 81
said county, on the Second Monday OIL
March 1850, then and there to shew
cause, If any you have, why the said
court should not order and decree the
following described lands, tenements,
&c. to be sold to pay the debts Of said
deceased, viz:
Five Arpen!s Of land lying and being
near the city ofNatchez, Mississippi, the
original plat OF survey Of same being as
follows, viz; South 440 East 22.55P
North 400 E "a, O8P.-South 600 Eas
t4,63P South 80, East 90, "a Per
North 400 East 24.08 Per-, and original
" patented on the 9th February,
1895, to Don Francisco Lennon, and
the same recorded in Lib. F. Of written
evidences O; claim, pages $50 and .24o,
in the Land Office at Washington, M;sp.
and confirmed to Daniel Ferguson by
the commissioners Of the United States,
being Section No; IS, Township 7,Range
5 West-Land Office west Of Pearl Riv,
er-by D. Ferguson conveyed TO James
And Of John G Andrews
deceased-same lying on tho Pine
Ridge Road leading from NatcheE, and
originally bounded by the lands Of 10
seph Vidal& Louis Valleret-whicA viii
more fully appear by reference 10 Exhi
BIT A in petition filed.
Witness, the Hon, John B
Howcorr, Judge Of Probate Of
said county, the SECOND Mon.
day Of January In the year pl
our Lord one thousand eight
Kindred and fifty and seal o.
said cou IT.
ISSUED, the 9Th day oftIaguary, 1850
JOHN r. CAMERON, Clerk.
January 10, 1850. 1875.
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C.aUTYON.

All persons are notified not to trade
for a certain promissory note payable to
me, and made by VIM. R. Luckett dated
in January i849, for one-huhdred and
forty dollars and due January LIST 1850.
Said note having been lost and the afi-
davit thereof assigned to g. c. Johnson.
E. CORDTS.
January 10Th 1850. 1875
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NOTICE

) hereby given that the purchas-
\ es of Thomas Shackelford Esq. at the
Marshall and Sheriff sales Of the proper
ty Of the undersigned in l849 are frau.
dwIemt, illegal and vOid.
A title derived through him can be
of no avail. Purchasers, if any, will
purchase at their own risk.
CHAS. B. GREEN.
January &c, 1850. $685.
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MADISON COUNTY,
In the Circrit Court Of said County
October Term, I849.
AuaChmpnt.o IN mn &C
1855 a"@dus On he is,S day Jay
Dixon Hall. OF May, A l847.
A ND now 10 wit on the 18th day Of
IA Oct. A D. l849. This day came lie
plaintiff by his attorneys, and the At.
tachmert in this case having been re
turned duly executed, and the defendant
falling to appear and replevy the prop.
erty and estate levied on and plead ,lcre-
in-Therefor ore il is ordered by the court,
that unless the defendant does appear
here on the first day Of the next Term Of
this court (being the first Monday Of
April, I85o,) and replevy the properly
levied on, and plead herein, Judgment
final by default will be rendered against
him the said defendant Dixon Hall and
the estate attached be sold TO satisfy
said plaintiffs debt, damages and costs
1t is further ordered by the court that q
copy of this order together with a spe-
cifcation of the cause Of action and the
amount due from The defendant to the
plaintiff be published in the Mississip-
pi Creole, "a weekly newspaper publish.
ed in the town of Canton in the county
Of Madison and State Of Mississippi
once a week for four weeks success.
siveIy and that all further proceed
ings herein be stayed until the next
term Of this court
A true copy from the minutes of said
Court.
HENRY R. COULTER Clerk,
Feb. Cd, 1850. 2I-4t
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NEW GOODS!

n ME subscribers have just received
from New Orleans, a large supply
of FANCY and DRY GOODS, for the
Winter. Among them are high and
lOw priced goods for Ladies' Dresses
Pertumery, ShasOls, Shoes, &c. &c.
For Gentlemen-Coats, Pants, Vests,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, OvercOats, &c
Also, Glass, Crockery and Hardware;
DOmestics, Cassime, es, BrOadcloths, Gas,
siaetts, Linseys, &c.
All which they offer very low for cash.
Call and see. SOMMER q co.
Oct 6, 1849. Aft
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P. D. EWING.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
MADISON COUNTY
In the Circuit Court Of said COan
October Term, l849-

Attachments on an ac-
Henry Hayman & co. count, balance Of
2637 Va. $l5O,99, which is due
Dixon Hall. 25th March, A. D 1873.
A ND now to.wit on the 18th day Of
N Oct'rA D l849. This day came the
plaintiff by his attorneys and the At
tOchment in the case having been return
ed duly executed, and the defendant
failing to appear and replevy the proper
ty and estate levied on and plead herein
Therefore it is ordered by the couri
that unless the defendant does appear
here on the first day Of the mex term
of this court, [being the first monday of
April, 1851 and replevy the property
levied on and plead herein, Judgment Fl
nal BY default will be rendered against
him the said defendant Dixon Hall, and
the estate attached be sold to satisfy said
plaintiffs debt, damages and costs. 1t
is further ordered by the court that a
copy of this order together with a sPeci'
6cation Of the cause Of action and the
amount due from the defendant 10 the
pla ;ntif be published in the "Mississippl
Creole" a weekly newspaper published
in the town Of Canton, in the county o
Madison and State of Mississippi, once a
week Tor four weeks successfully and
that all further proceedings herein be
stayed until the next term Of this court
A true copy from the minutes. of said
court
HENRY R COULTER, Clerk.
Febru1 ry Cd, l849, 2l-24
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J. v. FITCHETT.

UNDERTAKER r,
WOULD resPectrully inform the citi-
zens ofCanton and Madison coun,
~ generally, that he has purchase
he HEARSE and materials of R NJ
Cox, and is now prepared to attend to
aI calls for COFFLNS in this county
1t the shortest notice. All orders from
the country Will be promptly attended
to. His shop is near Jesse P Browns
Livery Stable, where he can always
be found.
Jan o, 1850. l8-ly
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Canton Ma
Olson County MiaP. on the Slst Of December
lS49, which will be sent to the Post Office
Department as dead letters if not taken out BY
the 3lst Of March 1850.