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Religious Intelligence from Canada.

TORONTO, trlday, june 70.
TIE Synod Of the Free Church Congregational
Union and the Synod Of the United Church have
seyerally come ont m favor of secuarzng the Cler-
gv Reserves, which are worth SS,000,00O. The
WESLEYAN Methodist Conference has denounced the
existing distribution OF these Clergy Reserves but
silent on the subject OF secuarlzation.
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SERIOUS RaiIroad Accident.

Batavia, Thursday, June -.
The mail train for Buffalo this morning. ran over
horse near this place, throwing every car OF the
track and baby smashing the engine. The fireman,
together with nine Others were seriously injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

SERIOUS AccIpENT.---An elderly female
named Welch residing at No o. Norioik-st was
shocked down yesterday morning al tle corner OF
enc Was seriously injured but received no conPaS,
ZION nom me driver. who drove OF as Il nothing hd
sssppened The female was taken 10 her residence
~ Offer Weed
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Loss of the Brig Delhi.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June 81
The brig Delhi from Trinidad for Philadelphia,
with cargo OF molasses) which was ashore al Fen
wick's Island, and was cot of on Tuesday. was
again driven ashore by heavy gale on Wednesday,
and her hull Is so much injured that the "reckers
have gwen her mp a total loss. The greater part
OF her cargo has been landed OH the beach.
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Secretary CcSWin

BUFFkLO, Friday, June %.
We learn By telegraph from Dunkrk that Hon
Thomas CorWln arrived al that place last night from
New-Nork and left on board the steamer Queen CIty
for Cleveland.
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CHARLESTON, Thursday, June -
The ship Lone star" OF Portland, Name, from
New Orleans for Philadelphia burning OF Charles
ion bar and II is supposed she Viii be totally de-
Sfrnvcd
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Arnrsr roR AnpucrroN ANp Srpucrlox.

ARREST FOR ABDUCTION AND SEDUCTION
"A man named James Van Zant was YESTERDAY ar
rested by Officer Brmsiead o. the Third District
Police Court, at Trenton, y. J.. charged with the
abduction ans seduction Of his wifes SISTER Rhe5i
eta Egbert, residing with her parents. 1871 Ler0ysf
II appears, from the afidavit on file at the Police
Court, that TIE accused was married II December
eis, to Miss Martha Egbet sister % RLe5e'ta. and
lyed 70 al appearance happily with hin until the
Oh Of January last. when he clipped Win her Young
sister 20 Philadelphia. Nc ttIIgS were heard OF
him by the family uLti lately when Z was asceT-
tanned that he was ~ Trenton. The father Of the
glrl then went before Justice hountfori and prefer
red q complaint against him charging him with The
aboyenamei crimes. and Officer BrumStead was AZ
once dispatched to BRING back the fugitiyes. TIE
officer succeeded N finding md arreslingthe seiucer
whom be brought 70 this City He was locked up 3
await examination On tho charges. Mrs EsbcTt, or
hearing that her daughter was lying Ill a. Trenton.
Immediately proceeded thither, and is Win her.
BY this heartrunciIg circumstance highly respect
able family has been thrown into the deepest az
Fiction.
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The Revenue Gutter.

NEw-ORLEANs, Sunday. June Is.
The Revenue Cutter Duane arrived at Vera Cruz
or the 9th INST, from Tchuantepec. bringing por-
ton OF the Surveying party
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jlae D.

The sales Of CorToN to-day have been Only 10
bales and Tor the week 2,155. ranging rom 70 >.
The market X firm The weeks receipts nave Deen
4CeO bales ami the stock on hand amounts 70 2l,v"
bales Our quotations for mddlmg lar are >. ar
and fully far IOc FREIGHTs 70 Liverpool are heiFs'
and vessels are filing al sd Business seheIany
very Dull
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Inspection of Lighthouses.

NORFOLK, Thursday, June 10.
The L $ steamer Engineer has sailed from this
port with the company appointed 10 inspect the hight
hnnSos
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Death of "A Missionary.


BALTIMORE. Friday June 81.
Rev Daniel MoJilton. an aged Baltimore Mission
ary. died last night
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Cont Calendar. .rHIs IA

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nonday ), AS, li9, $50.
Is iS9 l55. o. 20 - slg $ i26 49, iss 42s tSo 45S,
$50 ass l39 ISL 50 1874 23j $50 81 s16 SO5. 90, ses
2i6. az
SUPREME CovRr.-spccia rerm-PblisAet on
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Rpr,D>rtFfs and GRAIN are unchanged underline
news Der Niagara. sales have been made during
the week Of 600 bags RIO COFFEE al : az The
sock Is % 000 bags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

The sales OF CorroN this morning we've $50 bales
The Niagaras news has Just been received, ana pro-
duced no decided effect The market continues
firm The sales Of the week have been only 80
bales, the smallest business for many months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

Arrest or A BURGLAR-A man named
Robert Jones was arrested at half-paSt o'clock yes
terday morning, charged with forcibly entering tAe
store OF Christopher Reinharc, No. % EssexStTeet,
by unfastenng the front door with pair Of npperS
He was caught coming out OF the premises by oticer
Bogau, Of the Tenth Ward who arrested him
There about $4,000 worth OF goods IN the store
and his purpose was without doubt. 10 appropriate
as many OF them rs possible TO hIs own benefit He
was locked up by Justice Mountfori Tor examination
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LAYING A CORNER SroyE.-The Corner

SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIETY, BRooELiN.
Ssrv,ces 10 ne conducted, tomorrow morning and
.eorroor nv Rev Dr. Gannett OF Boston. former col
s,,,e and successor of the late Rev. DR.. Channns'
y, h. Female Academy. Seats free 70 all see al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

SUDDEN DEArH.-ThomaS Downing, re-
siding in Fory-fourhst. near sxth-av. died sudden
" at his residence. Yesterday morning. Coroner
Geor was notified, and viii hold an inquest tins
morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

Attempt TO CoM,ur SUICIDE irail
c,e,ture named Ann Doyd. living at - West Broad
way. attempted, on Thursday night, to commit SUI
eide. bv swallowing a quantity Of laudanam Or
kibourne was called 10 attend her, aat ne sHcoctet
IN removing the poison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

~ Sir HENRY LYTToS BuLwER, the
British Minister has returned to Washingonafter an
absence OF six weeks.
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HRLL-GATE IMpROyEMEsr.-A corr

- VIII the Editor Of TIE Tribune
please publish the subioned CORE -pondence IN re-
ference, think, to a very important subject Should
my friends prefer good Dentist 70 the countereitS
so numerous IN the profession, they VII thank me Tor
thus puhcIy pointing one out % them.
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$1,000 20

The following table shows the average census OF
The various public institutions under The control Of
lhis department. during the month Of May:
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FoREIGN FnUIT.-There arrived at this
port on Thursday two vessels from Palermo. having
on board no less than ffty-hve hundred boxes Of
Oranges and fourteen hundred boxes Of Lemons
"A schooner arrived yesterday from Eleuthera,
having on board thirty thousand Pineapplos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

The DREsS REFoRM.-The ladies' meet
ing for the discussion Of the New Costume, comes Of
this afternoon a, 81 O'Clock, at Hope Chapel. Mrs.
Cove Nichols, and probably others viii address the
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DEATH CAUSED BY BURNS.-An Inquest
was Yesterday held AT the City Hospital upon the
body OF owen IalIv native OF Ireland % years OF
age, who Was dreadlully burned by the premature
discharge of blast and died yesterday IN conSe-
quence OF the injuries then received Verdict ac-
cordmeB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

CHANGE or HoUR.-The steamer Aida,
Capt STONE, viii leave Peck slip every morning, tex
cep, Sunday at 81 O'Clock, so as TO arrive a, New
Haven IN time 70 connect with Express train for Bos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-11
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR TIE FEE TRADER
Illinois Legislature.

January 10, 1851.
Srs,rr.-The senate concurred in the following
resolutions, which were adopted by the house, Us
king congress to grant each alternate section on
both sides Of Mt Carmel and Alton Railroad and OIL
the Northsrn Cross Railroad, to aid in the con
struction of those Ioads.--Also asking congress to
grant sixty acres of land to any landless head Of
family, from the public domain who will settle on
and cultivate the same. Mr. Morrisson from the
Judiciary committee, reported back bill for an
net Tor revising an act entitled Aliens, dc" Or
dered to DC engrossed for third reading Mr.
Grldlcy, from the judiciary committee, reported
bill for revising the replevin law of this state,
DIR, Richmond offered resolutions on tho compro
mise measures which were under DISCUSSION
DR.. Richmond made q vigorous and powerful
speech in favor Of the compromise His resolu.
tions We're postponded till Monday next for fur
ther debate
A petition WAS presented from Joe Dsyess
Co, praying an amendment to the school law,
30 that majority of the legal voters at regular
meetings, may vote tax. A petition was pre-
sentcd from the directors Of the La Sale aud
Rock Island Railroad Company, to extend their
road to Chicago Also to have the proceeds of
certain swamp lands applied to aid in the con
struction Of the road. DR. Maxwell offered
resolution requiring the committe on the judiciary
to enquire into the expectancy Of amending laws
regulating ShcrinTs sales.
Mr. Miller offered a resolution rcuuirinf, thu
Committee on the judiciary to inquire into the
epxcdlcncy of reducing the state tax
In the house Mr.. Singleton moved rcconsd
Grafton Of the vote ON Mr Linder's Joint resolu
tion-adopted
Yesterday afternoon, a warm debate ensued-
Messrs. Singleton and Lawrence in favor Of the
motion. Messrs Pickering, Caldwell aud Moore
against ii. Motion prevailed
Mr. Shaw offered an amendment by Inserting
AK Senator, in Congress"
Mr. Pickering offered an amendment to the 4.
mcndment.
Mr. Linicr withdrew his original resolution.
also one of his most whitening phillipics g
The bill for an act to repeal an act to iucorpo.
rate the Great Western Railway Company has
passed the senate A similar bill was under con.
sideration in the house.
In committee Of the whole Nlr Casey in the
ehalr.--On motion OF Judge lireesc, the commit.
tee rose, reported progress, and asked leave to
st again
Further consideration postponed till Monday.
Nothing further ct interest done IN either house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-11
Sale of the Poor House Farm,

'INlilS Farm is sl!unied on the north side of the
l. canal, one and half mile from the fourishng
town OF Ottawa, on the bluff, in the county Of La
Save, containing 80 acres, part Of which is timber,
described as follows the southeast quarter OF tile
southeast quarter OF section IS also the north ha l
OF the west halt OF the south west quarter of sec g.
town "a north, range Beast OF the 81 principal msri-
dian. On the farm are two houses, a barn. good
well and spring Of water forty acres are under cui.
tivation, enclosed bya good board fence
The sale will be nj public auction, on the premises.
On Saturday, the an DAY Of January, 1851,
Itrms-NOi less than $500. one fourth down,
the balance IN three equal annual instruments, with
interest AT per cent, payab. in county orders or
any county Indebtedness
BY order OF the board Of supervisors.
Nov l6, 1906 ions HOFFMAN, Chairman.
cr:- Constitutionaist, Peru Democrat and Tse.
graph copy
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Markets.

Ottawa, Jan. II, 1851.
There has been no material change IN tho marke ct
,mce our last. We still quote corn at 9Ga2Sc. for
ear and 2sa3O for shelled
Wheat, j6a65 Tor winter AMI iia5O for spring
- Oats in good demand at SOC
Pork. but little arriving. Buyers offering s3a
33T.
Tho weather for the last few day has been
such Il. 10 prevent farmers from coming H.
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Shaving and Hair Dressing,

THE subscribers take this method of returning their
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage
they have received and hope, Ly increased attention
business To merit and receive still further patron.
age, Their door is KEEP, open early and late, and
their pricesare suited to hard times
Shop kept open late OH Saturday night, but closed
at precisely 10 o'clock, A. NJ on Sunday
Rnzors, brushes Combs &c for sale
Shop on Madison hear Columbus ST., northeast
of the court house RITZ g. GREBEL.
Ottawa Dec 81 1880 3m
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PLANK Road Notice.

TIE subscribers To the stock Of the Ottawa North
efn Plank Road Company are hereby notified
ihatanecuns OF the stockholders Will ne held at The
court house IN Ottawa, on Tuesday. January lIh
1851, al o'clock 7 W., tor the purpo.e OF sub-crb-
lng articles OF association scclne directors and tI,-
ly organizing the company. A Interested m The
construction vi the road are requested to attend the
etug Ian
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MIR & Miss Andrews, would respectfully inform
vi the public that they will keep their rooms open
Tor taking Daguerrean LlNcness-s two or three
weeks ony. Those who wish good and durable
Srncssrs, would do well TO call soon Prices low
lanuaTy I,5l
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1850 fXrS1|
MatteSOn g. Preston,

Matteson & Preston,
COMMISSION 4 FORW ,RDlNG MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. NArrssoS. JOHN . raDros
REFERENCES:
Messrs Pomeroy n Durkee, 81. Lea's.
Capt. Calvin Gaze,
7. A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge.
Benz. Wace, Esq. NatcAsr.
Ms:sr:;; Williams & Lawrence. Quincy.
Me.sr, Wad.worlh. Dyer, & Chaplin. caiesss
.' Ogden 4 Jones,
William Gooding Loekport.
Messrs. Nlaiteson & Bradner, Joliet.
W =, " walker & Kicking. Otf"Us.
Isaac Hardy. k.q., La Sale.
james Dunlap, Esq Jdcks6nrsx
Messrs. Cortenius and Griwoid, Psor's,
~" ~, Phelps and Bourland. :.
Hon. Thomas Foid
alessrs Bradner 4 Co, New Ywk.
David Lesvitt, Esq.
Messrs Suydam, Sage 4 Co.
Corning, Iioner & Co. ,Aibsny
j. Williams, Esq, Utiea,
Messrs Kimberly, Pease : Co., BYsA'
Jay and Webster.
Reed, Palks& Co, Bearer.
Bobb and Bishop, Clspsisnd,
Burrows i Co, Cincinnati,
Williams and Diwor'h, Ptt.Gxrs
Knapp and Totten,
4. and F. Faber, :"
Hoffman and Coates, PERI.
J.; D. HarsIon, Esq.
+. d. Brewster, Esq,
4 4 i i. lRgli,:-Iy. Esq. spnn.;s'...
lVm. Fem. Esq. Lacon,
Messrs. Dudley and Wardlow ,Hennep,n,
Chas. G. Wilcox, Esq, Pekin,
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PlJkllC NOTICE

5 hereby given that at a sale OF lands for the tax
L es thereon, due the county OF La Sale and state
OF Illinois tor A. ID l43, held al the Court House,
IN Ottawa, IN said county, on the 25h day Of July,
lsi9, purchased the south, asst Or OF sec. g. town.
80, range !, for the sum of SOIL The time of re.
dempuon OF said tract will expire two years from
said date ofpurchase. dec % 7 S SIYBoLp.
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Estate of Cling Clingson deceased.

notice. hereby given that | will make app.
v cai,on to the county court Of La Sale county
on the 81 Monday OF February next, for an ord, to
sell the lands and tenemenls belonging 10 the cs-
tn,c OF Cling Clngson deceased, or as much
thereof as may be necessary topny the debts OF said
deceased, ut which time and place all persons inter.
eslcd, are requested TO appear and show cause why
snd real estate should not be toid for the purpose
aforesaid. Dec, 49, Ola AspHEnsoy Adin'r
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUM'S COLUMN
"LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAp,,"

There Is n old enough, but yet is very erse,
And L aIiude o II n verse;
Tteres benefits attached Il which all NAV
But mind whatever dc. Look before you leap
They determined though dow wrong
They displayed hrir
They -admred-asey bought and spoke j praises
For su, they advanced, the
They and varied
Till oftheir ane thought
Could the aurrls they had putting display
AS kohn Mandsbm they why then moi We
Lets and make Ike be.
The people only look Tor clothes hough they cheup
They little for quality. nor Look before Leap'"
But mark the full result of this, their tiuacw
lis stylets looked or by
They know W. do abovc sgooda CHEAP.
The llnoans awake, they Look before they Lecp"
The fame Of house grounded
For gold conesa
Our OF Fashonsi tue yel lrenr--
Be Mandebaun's I'd Looh Lean"
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Keep Il ht fore the People,

hccp u htiOCe Tic People,
NJ lCiAEL Reagn, Of Ottawa, bachelor. liv-
WI ing in lone shanty and followed farming aud
raising cattle as living and very industrious hon
est man, was murdered in his own rhanty, in the
night, about year ago, and on or about May last
my brother, Timothy Donavan. came out from Ire
and where he left a destitute wife and seven chill
came IN search Of sand property and To settle all
callns. From information So iar received, was
watched and murdered, Also, it seems, from nfor-
nation aud circumstances, the snme family suspect
cd Tor the murder was charged with snch before
they came to Ottawa. Address as before. Dubuque.
Iowa JEREMIAH DoNAvAN, or
dec Z JEREMIAH CKorrv, Nlarseiles.
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LECTURES.
r CODDIN

T CODDING viii commence a series ON Pracu.
L. cal Christianity, IN the Cour, House on Hon.
DAY evening, 18th INST All are invited to attend
Ian 4
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To Officers. Soldiers, w tdOyvs and
Heirs Of dec ea SP(l Soldiers.

4 LII TAKE NOTICE. that the undersigned are
"A on hand usual, 10 procure your bounty lands,
pensions back aud extra pay, at nominal RI tes low
er than ever Having had considerable experience
in this business, and beng in direct correspondence
lcth the DepdrtmeRts0 Of the Government ha ving in
charge the adjustment of such claims, we are certain
we can doyour business 10 your entire satisfaction
When we are not succrsSiu in in securing claims OF
this kind we never charge Call and see US at our
lawand land agency Office. NORRIS l. FISHER.
Nov 10 lSh l-tf
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N'TED

ANY quantity Of wheat. oats, bnrlcy, and mos,
"A kinds OF produce IN cAchungr for goods, debts or
cash July ~ l.. p, SANslR Il Co
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Usage Orange Hedge.

LAYING been appointed by Professor J. B.
IL Turner, oi Jacksonville agent for the sale Of
tue Usage Orange plant, all orders will be received
and forwarded, aad contacts made with all who
may wish 10 procure plants
The price per 1000 is 10 for the best quality deli
vercd IN each subscriber in tunwn Such rs con
template giving orders, requested to do so a nm
early day, IN order to make sure Of Il supply No
pay required before the plants are delivered
Dec II, 1850 ] G. N.rTiNGrR
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SlIELI. OYSTERS:

I'RESll Shell Oysters constantly on hand. lIa-
l. wing made all arrangement for receiving oys-
trrsby express. We can supply private families wit,
them at the shortest notice Also, Baltimore can
oysters, sardne and HOLSTERS always on hand
Nov9 MORSE j. CoxNLLLY
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For Sale or Rent.

4 ONE and hiatt story frame bouse near the
~ Rayine, for ssle, or rent Also, Mem Buii.
dug with live rooms Just finished on the east side
Of Fox River, to rent. Enquire of
Ottawa, Nov 81 SO J G.. NArTlysrR,
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Save Costs

4 LII notes and accounts due Ryan & Sanger,
"a aud all notes and accounts due l.. T. Sanger
u Co, up to the l., day OF S.pttmh,l Ia, will be
lett tor collection, II not paid satisfactorily arran-
ged before The Isl dry otJanuary next.
dec L. p. SANGER < Co.
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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON C0NslGNMtNTS,

Referring To our card above, we take this occasion
10 solicit consignmenls of merchandise either for
sale here. or forwarding TO other points.
Weshall confne ourselves to commission and
forwarding business, and feel confident in assuring
you that our experience in business, and acqunnt-
ance generally III the country willenabe us 10 give
any business with which We may be favored, the
most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 10 have groceries ofany kind
or any other article pnacliased IN ST. Louis or New
Orleans aud shipped 10 them, can have il done L.
sending their orders to us. for 81 per cent on the
money invested. Persons DONG retail business any
depend upon having their orders filled q as low ratcs
ftey send to us, and perhaps lower than they could
by coming themselves Every attention sha h be nj.
ven TO having goods put in good order and shipped
al low rates, however small the amount may be that
is sent to us 10 BE- Invested ltshobe done prompt:
" and TO order MArrEsos & PRrsroS'
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Horse ShOeiug

nONE al z. Banard's shop superintendent by
- JonS HOOPER.
No too Prices n, this shop. Horses shod new
in the bes, manner, at 81 rs Wagon making con-
tinued at the same place, ms usual Old friends and
customers, and new, nre invited to call and leave
their orders dec7 z. BARNARD.
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TnoNAs LARKrN, Admir-

Estate Of .James Prescott, dcccascd
NOTICE Is hereby given that | will make appi-
4 cation to the county court of la Sale county,
on the 4ih Monday ofFebruay next for an order to
sr' Tie lands tcnements belonging to the estate
maybe necessary TO pay the debts OF said deceased
NJ winch time and place all persons interested, are
requested 10 appear and show cause why said real
estate should not be sold for the purpose aforesaid
January III, PATRICK RYAN, ddmr.
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Fiscal Affairs Of La Sale County.

"NllE subscribers, committee Of Finance, re-
qulred by the Board OF Supervisors Of La
- sale county at their annual session. to ex-
anime the affairs OF the county and publish state
nenl OF the finances, hive performed the duty
signrd TO them. and the following Is the result Of
their investigation.
w l.. F JoSEs,
ELMEa BALDWIN. Ic;,,
f., S BEARpsLEy
JAMES McBuRAKY
The amount ofcounty orders anu Jury certificates
outstanding the inst OF April, 1850 as appears by
Judge Couon's report. s ,6S3 ISL ,GS3 Is
Amount OF county orders
and Jury certificates, and
road orIers. cancelled at
the June term Of the
county court, 59l7 81
Amount in the Treasury
disappears 10y the treasu
rers report, 1888 O9-- 6S52 Is