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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent. (Port Gibson, Claiborne Co., Miss.) 1848-18??, 1851-01-03
q ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN NE.
CHANICS.
g. R TE EE.HE.R.ys

UAS returned, and taken rooms on Main
Ill street, over A. J. M'GiI's Drug store,
and has brought with him the '.latest Fall
and Winter Fashions" Having visited
the principal Northern cities, he has spar
ed no pains to gain such information, in
his business, as shall benefit his former
customers, and all who may favor him with
their patronage. He feels confident that
he can give them better fitting garments,
and in the latest and most approved styles,
than can be obtained in or out of the State.
In endeavoring to crafty the wishes of his
patrons, punctuality and despatch shall be
his prevailing rules.
N. B. All garments cut and made by
him are warranted to fit, or the money re-
funded for the cloth. Prices low to suit
the times. Terms cash.
Nov. i, 1850. loft
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Official State Papers.
REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.

REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERALa
We learn from the report of the Postmaster
General that the number Of mail routes within
the United States at the close Of the year end
ing the Both Of June last was $500; the ag-
gregate length was l78 672 miles; and the num-
Der Of contractors 4,760.
The annual transportation of the mails was
1854 ,423 miles, at an annual cost of S2,724,-
426, making the average cost about FIVE cehts
and eight and half mills per mile.
The increase of the number Of inland mail
routes during the year was $40; the increase in
the length Of mail routes was lO,969 miles;
and the annual transportation os the year ex-
ceeded that OF the previous wear by 3.997, ,354
miles, at an increased cost of ss342. .44O.
The mail service in California and Oregon
has not been embraced in the foregoing state
ments.
There were, on the Both of June last. FIVE
foreign mail routes, of the aggregate length Of
l5,079 miles, and the annual price Of the trans
portation was $264.506.
The expense of mail messengers, local agents,
&c. was $lO7,042.
The number OF postmasters appointed during
the year ending June 80, 1850, was 6.518. OF
that number, $500 were appointed to fill vacan-
cies uccasioned by designations; 233 to 6ll va
caneies occasioned BY the decease Of the previ-
ous incumbents;..262 on a change of the sites of
the offices for which they were appointed; l,444
on the removal of their predecessors; and ,979
were appointed on the establishment of new
offices.
The whole number of post Offices in the Uni
ted States was l8,4l7 There were ,979 post
Offices established, and 500 discontinued during
the year.
The gross revenue Of the department for the
year ending June 80, 1850, was $685., ,971 48.
derived from the following sources
From letter postage, including foreign postage,
and stamps sold $4575,6 1868 Sc
From newspaper and pamphlet
postage 9I9,485 94
From fines 81 90
From miscellaneous items S,O4o, Sc
From receipts on account Of dead
letters 1,748 40
$5,499.8S4 Sc
From the appropriation made by
the 18th section of the act of Sd
March, l847, tor the ranked
matter of the departments 100000 90
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To PE0aafprs.

n H. YOE & Co. will furnish all kinds
u. Of Plantation Supplies on pledges of
cOnsgnments of Cotton to the House of
Messrs. Fellowes & Co., New Orleans,
or will make liberal cash advances on the
same. Aug Is 52.tf
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Illsolyent Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I

CLAIBORNE County.
TO all creditors of the estate Of JOHN L.
ToRREys deceased.
You are hereby cited and notified to pre-
L sent your claims against said estate de-
cared insolvent, Probated according to
law, to the Clerk of the Probate Court OF
said county, on or before the 18th day of
May, A. ID. 1851, for examination and re-
port, or the same will be forever barred.
- WITNESS Hon. JAMES A.
MAXWELL, Judge ofthe Probate
jCourt Of Claiborne county, the
Fourth Monday Of October, A,
D, 1850, and Seventy fourth year ofthe In
ddependenceof the United States of Amer
lea.
Issued the 3lst day of October. A. d. 1850.
JAMES A. GAGE, CLERK.
Nov I, 1850 I0-6m
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CITATION.
The State OF Mississippi, Z

CLAIBORNE COUNTY SIS.
AT November Term Of the Probate Court
of said county, A. ID. 1850.
To Peter Martin, James Arnott, Margaret
Martin, Amelia Martin, John MeAirSt,
Mary Martin, Catherine Martin, Aler-
ander Martin, MarJory Martin, William
Young, heirs al laU and legal represen-
tdtiues, and to all other persons interest.
ed IN The estate Of John Martin, deceas-
ed.
WOU are hereby cited TO appear before
i said Court on the first day of a Term
thereof,to be holden at the Court House in
and for said county, on the
Fourth Monday Of February
next, 1851,
to shew cause, if any you have or can, why
the final account of John Murdock, Admin
istrator Of said estate, by him presented,
at the present Term shall not be allowed,
and a decree made thereon accordingly.
- WITNESS the Hon. JAMES a..
& q MAXWELL, Judge of said Court,
Z sossN the fourth Monday of November,
- A. ID. 1850, and the seal Of said
Court hereunto affixed.
Issued November 29th, 1850.
JAMES A. GAGE. Clerk.
Dec. 6. 1850 l5-9w
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Administrators Sale.


DY virtue of an order Of the Hon. Probate
ID Court ofClaiborne county, made at the
November Term, 1850, the undersigned,
Sheriff and Administrator Ex oficlo on the
estate of Humphrey Sherman, deceased.
will expose TO
PUBLIC SALE,
at the door ofthe Court House, in the town
of Port Gibson and County of Claiborne
aforesaid,
On Monday, the 9th day of January,
A. d. 1851.
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described lands. TO wit.
The West halfot the Northeast quarter
and the Northwest quarter of section "a,
township l3, range 4, East, containing 246
acres, more or less, situate, lying and be-
ing in the county of Claiborne.
The above described lands will be sold
on credit of twelve months, the purcha-
ser or purchasers giving bond with good
and sufficient security for the payment Of
the purchase money.
A. Fl. BOBO, Sheriff and
Admir-. ex-officio est. H. Sherman. decd.
Dec. g, 1850. I5-5t
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THE FLAG STILL WAyEss-We are told by
our contemporaries that they have nailed the
secession flag TO the mast Be il so. That flag
might wave in triumph over other heads, but in
this good old commonwealth, it will stand, like
The Missouri Senator when he put his BALI in
motion; solitary and alone. But we TOO have
nailed our flag TO the mast. Not the black pi-
ratica-looking ensign Of disunion---not the
black and misunderstanding image Of seces-
sion-but the glorious old flag that bas foatej
over every battlefield Of the country from the
days Of the Revelation until now Arnold al
tempted to pull it down--Bnrr like others that
have come after him, finding the country too
large for his DIMENSIONS made the same effort,
and failed. The failure in Georgia is now COM
plefe, and we have the consolation of knowing
that so far as she is concerned, that flag will
continue to wave over the land Of the free and
the home Of the brave Columbus (Ga.) En-
quirer.
FRANCE AND CUBA.--The recent Message Of
President Louis Napoleon, contains the fol.
lowing short, but significant reference To the
late invasion of Cnba:
ssAs soon as the French Government was
informed Of the criminal attempt upon Cuba
by certain adyenturers, we sent an addis ional
force to the commander ef the Nest India
station. with orders to unile his efforts with
those of the Spanish authorities. for the pnr.
pose Of preventing further attempts ofthe kind.
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From this sum should be deduc-
ted the amount received during
the year for British postages,
which are payable TO the Gov
ernment under the postal con-
vention OF December, l648
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MANY Of those who carry the sign Of
scrubbing brush on their upperlip labor un-
der an insane vanity. They imagine
themselves so good-looking that the girls
aciU kiss them unless they wear their hairy
safeguard.
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s.Well, Patrick, asked the doctor, show
do you do today
% dear, doctor, Ienjoy very bad health,
entirely. This rhumatist is very distress
ingindade. Win Igo tosleep, lay awake
all night, my Toe is swelled as big as a
goose's hens egg, 80 when stand up
fall down directly
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Fall and winter Coods-

Oct 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-22
SPLENDID Paper Hangings,

JUST opened, 1000 rolls oievcry variety of A.
~ nencen wall paper, Tor parlors, halls, dining
rooms, and 50 looms, &c. apr JouY UossAcK
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To Officers. soldiers, widows ana
Heirs Of deceased Soldiers.

A LII TAKE NOTICE, thntth undersigned are
"A on hand as usual, TO procure your bounty lands,
pensions, back aud extra pay, At nominal rates low.
er than ever. Having had considerable experience
in this business aud being in direct correspondence
Nth the Depar tmcntsof the Government hayingin
charge the adjustment, OF such CLAIMS, We are certain
we can do your business to your entire satisfaction
When are not successful in IN securing claims OF
this kind, we never charge. Call aud see us at our
law and land agency office. NoRMs& FlsuGR.
Nov 10 Isin-il
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There are many more names ! could give you,
but think it unnecessary. ] would further inform
the farmer. OF the west that have taken the store
No. ISL South Water street, conner Of La Sale,
known as the old Bank Building, for the purpose OF
keeping all kinds of the best aud most approved far
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
cagO are invited to call on the subscriber
Chicago Jan H. AVANE, l51 South Water ST.
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Farms and Lands for Sale,

T OFFER for sale several fine farms of various
Il sizes, IN various stages of improvement, ada.
cent TO each other and TO the farm on which | re.
EIDE
.f'so-60o acres Of land, contiguous to the same,
~ lots 10 suit purchasers nso, The fine farm on
which now reside. commanding noble pfospcct
ofthr surrounding country and possessing very de-
sirsble requisite, MS enduring stock water erlty
ofsoil dwellings, bnrr, cc-house, cattle sheds,
This farm embraces 500 acres under fence, and 30
. acres Of timber.
This property lies miles from Ottawa, II miles
from Peru. and miles from the Illinois River in a
dirrc, line BRosSoS MURRAY.
Fam Ridge, may 10
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/. American House,
virginia Hotel,

81 JOHN II. SPARR. r5ratr Of Maine and
cree, Streets, 81 LogiS. No.
THIS house Is located in the business part Of the
| city aud for room and comfort, Is equal to any
hotel in the city merchants, and others visiting the
city on business will find it greatly TO ,heu atyou-
tare to stop at ,hls house. their charges ne mo-
dtfatc, and accommodations Of the best gaaH v.
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FARM RIDGE AND DEER PARK
6 Il wi ] N A r. Y

rINllIS Institution is now about to be opened,
under the charge Of L n. JENCKS, 4. NJ,
Professor OF languages Mathematics, Sc, and
Principal OF the Normal Department, and Mis- VI.
c. MOULTON, Teacher OF French, Drnwing,
Embroidery &c, and Principal OF the Ladies De-
partment.
This seminary is situated in Farm Ridge, La
Sale county, Illinois, miles south west oi Oua'
wa, aud l2 miles south ens, OF Peru and La Sale
IN a fine, healthy location, aud IN the midst OF M
intelligent, moral community, who have erected
the large and suitable Seminary Building entirely
AT their oIyn syDensc
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

VINE subscriber having made arrangements
with Vespasinn Ellis, Esq, of Washington
u CITY, hereby gives notice that he Is prepared
toprosecu,r Bounty Land Pension and other claims
upon government with facility and on favorable
terms.
The principal classes of cases OF land bounty and
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest, as iolidws, ia wit
lstLdRd Bounty is due to all officers, ncommis-
stoned officers, musicians, or priyates, whether reg.
ulnrs, volunteers, rangers or militia who served M
the war OF 1872, unless they have heretofore recei
we'd land bounty. Also, 30 all such a seryedin any
OF the Indian wars since 1870 and also the commits
stoned officers who served in the war with Mexico,
to wit: Those who enlisted Tor one ycnrand served
9monihs, 10 100 acres those who enlisted for six
months and served imonthS TO so acres All those
who served over month 10 30 acres The widow
OF a soldier who was killed in battle is entitled to 100
acres. 1.-THE officer or do-er is dead, the widow is
entitled to the bounty II there be no widow the
minor heirs OF the officer or soldier are entitled to
the bounty
I'd Pensions for life are due to oil widows Of
revolutionary officers aud soldiers, II they were mar
red prierto 1900.
81 Incredsedpcusiuns are due tonll such widows,
u their husbands were pensioners under the act OF
1878.
All recommendations addressed TO me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful At
tention Postage paid on al letters sent through the
Post Office. Ottawa, noy9 W. +. loLLprER
ii'u a. Lar, and L1Rd agent.
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Ronis md Shoes.

En0 pausmeH's stoga boots.
WV 200prs kip
500 pairs boys
1000 womeu's Caiibootges and shoes
ALSO. mems and boys bDuus misses huo;ees
and shoes--aa OF our own manufacture iic work
ScrTIaied. Also, lales, misses and children
tUe kid morocco and leather hnskins boot rs slips,
eNceSior- and patent leather shoes in great variety
turssle by l1psI ~ Ii'RiEsr & H,-kiHg
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administrator Notices.
.ilminisirairirs Notics.

DUBllC notice shtrehy given. that the subsrri-
Der, ADMINISTRATIVE Of thr estate oi Nicholas
lietnrr, deceased, wal attend the county court at
Livingston CO. alta tenn thereof to be holden at the
court house. .n the village Of Pontiac, on the first
MONDAY ol February next, when aud where all
persons having claims agaui, snil estate are mott
lied and requested 10 pgrstn, the same 10 said court
for aduliCauun Many NEFNEG,
Oct - lSjl-lV-iw-' idHl'rr,
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ElnLe q 1000. @. IN. 5000:
-ldmiBiSirator 5 SUE

administrators SAFE
NOTICE Is hereby given, that 10y virtue of de-
y cree ct the Lasa,e county court, at the Sep
tembrr teri" thereof A 1851, shall sell at public
auction, ON the premises on
Saturday, he 29ta DAY Of NoscHjcr merit.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock n IN, and 5ocIock
p M OF said day the following described real estate
belonging TO the estate Of VIM. A.berts, deceased,
to wit:
The southwest quarter Of section ~, town g.
range p east Of third principal meridian.
Terms of sale made known on day Of sale
Oct T. lSjl-GW-7 f. NJ GALKswAY, Afr.
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ROYCE d FRENCH'S
Hub Morticing and Boring machine.

TIME subscriber has now ON hand few OF the n
bove named machines, made entirely iron,
In way and manner so simple in its construction,
and yet 40 substantial and durable rs 20 surpass any
thing Of the kind ever yet offered to the public The
itnme work of the machine being entirely of cast
iron enables II with the help OF one man to perform
It's work with the greatest degree OF accuracy there
being no lar or give ,oit. II will bore md morce
hub. aud then By unscrewing two bolts, throw the
driving shuit into horizontal position, tenan, the
spokesby attaching holo~ nugcr, with the great
est ease and nciliy NIL OF which is warranted to be
done in wurkmanlike manner.
A machine can be seen in operation atmy shop.
SEN, 90 Il BARNARD.
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Teas Teas i,

5nh1fchs-ts Young Tyson, Imperial, Souchong,
w and GuuV0wder
2Ochr-'s tyson skin tcas-Hll fresh importa,ions,
and will be sold Iow; some Of that A cent tea still
on hand -aprlg IIulksr x VirLliug
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Water Power to Lease.

THE undersigned ofar great inducements to
i capitalists and manufacturers ns theyhaye de-
cidedy the best water power in the state having
yer % feet bend and hI and stuatedin Dayton, !
miles above Ottawa, and drawn from The Fox river
Feeder, which is keptin repair by the state, without
any cost to the undersigned They have water to
lease for term Of yean sufficient TO drive 90 run OF
81 feet hurrs and Will lease on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company.
THIS Is n rare chancr Tor men ofcapital who may
wish to go into the manufacturing business. The To-
cationis very healthy and admirably situated, rs 1t
j. on u navgnble feeder, within miles Of the con-
tempIa,ed Rock Island rail road, and the head Of
steamboat navigation Fornrlher information ad-
dress Dayton may 81 JOINS GREEN & Sons.
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Miscellaneous.
Popular Medicines !

I iSr olpopHlar mslirines which may be found
IL :; tie C4ty Drug Store" Ottawa
Ayers cherry peeio.a., Juno cordial,
Aatcrsai's cough drops Jayne's expectorant,
Raehan's Hung. balls. yermiiuge,
Bllsam ofhoney, Lucine cordial,
BAlsaIa Of Lsfe, ManbaiPs ca,arrh snutl,
Barela, seutebs & sarp asssissipp fever tonic,
Bsis.ols -arsaparilla. Myers dandelion & sars.
balia OF Colombia, MaSuy's sars * wa-a-ho,
Bedhug hane WAlisiers Ointment,
BaichslcTs liz hair dye. Merchants garglng oil,
Bulls sarsepaula Noiiais ph. biitcrs x pills,
Comstock's do Dgehysboauic remedy,
CrurnptOrs Strawh balls Orleans cholera medicine
Cheeseman's AIab. balls. Osgood's Ind cllongogue,
cody's oin.meht. Rogers liyeiwort and tar,
Carpentct's ext Buch Eushtnn & Clarks cod IL
Downs Elixir, yer oil,
pyseaicry specific, Railways ready relief,
Egyutinn eve water, Shermans al. healing hnis
Fahnestocks medicines, Saittrs ginseng panacta,
Fenino,e cough miNt Smihs tome syrup,
Do nerve x bone In Sonn's medicines,
Forrnie's corlill, Spuhns headache remedy
F.ichs medicines, lown~ends sarsarara,
Great wesIcin ointment, hompson's eye water,
Do powders, The Kings oil,
10 Pile Oint Naoghn's lilhontripuc,
Grccsu Tarch, drops, Vegetable pulm. basam,
t;hdleys IL ter ointment NIstnl's balls wild cherry
llooAands Germ biters Western cough syrup,
No;on's 50 rs0 parii'a, Pells cankeT bnisam,
Do diarrhnl syrup, Hastings nnphs,
nel,z sculyy wash, ~ Nunus' elk. Of opium.
HAYS lunipui ileN,' iinimeut.
iIouCk's pauacca. Houses Indian Tonic
Traces, Shoulder Braces qnd SVyVoyirs,
Cranes spiuo-a5J supp Hull, Goulims, y Marsh
E,ci!'s abdominal do iTusses,
Nsrshs bonduR DO IcNs shoulder braces,
Chspnla MS 40. % Ch,.llen's uussy :, ass, III.
nov On t. L. THoNrSuN.
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IN pursuance of "a decree Of the La Sale county
. court. made, %, lar November term sand court
lNjll shall. se..at public auction, NJ he door OF
the court house boz yur ruwnUt Ottawa, ON the 9Th
day Of December. a 70 lS5lal2 o'clock p m, 20 the
hghsz, aud hest bladder, the following rra. estate
81 William Cray deceased, 60 wit lot No. 3. with
q yelling house and upuriineuccs, and lot Nu.sm
block No. lo2 bon the OugIuai town ct Ottawa, east
Of Fox River Also, thu, parcel OF land, with dwell
Ing house and appuNcnauces. situated IN thc south
west fractional quarter oi section No /, IN town
ship - north, ct range 3 eas. OF the 81 IN, com
menclng 20 teet 5 OF the centre OF the " line OF
ihu, portion OF ou' u, No g., which lies Of Canal
ST., running heucce 90. feet, thence : 10 Canal ST,
thence along the line Of Caualsl i9I feet, thence
due 20 place OF beginning.
Terms OF sale, halt each and half in six months
Glover u Cook, $ois M T.. y GRiu3S, adm r.
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-. ..s 1850 - -.
lNatteson & Preston,

rss-a-.-=1gS sxE l. , ~ E@4asss--ea----
Matteson & Preston,
COlUlSSlOX ( TGRWlRDING MERCHANTS
81. LOUIS, no.
JOEL \. MArrEsoS. John =. PRESTON
Messrs rome.oy y Dahee, 81. L2His
Mss I,I,, = ;mi,h and Townsend. Net7 Orl,ans.
=. A. Walker, Esd, Baton Rouge.
Benz. Wacc, Esq, NGtrhe-
Nt:-rs. Williams & Lawrence, Qnisrg.
Mcssrs s. ! W a s; Dyc1l Chaplin, chicaso
Ogden s. Jones,
William Gooing, Lgckport.
Mrs.rs Matteson 4 Bfadner Inlet.
Walker e Kicking, Otta~a.
w II. W Cushman, Esq, "
l-aac Hardy, Esq, La SaiIe.
James Dunlap. Esq, Tactsonr,-c.
Mcssrs Cortrnus and GriwoId, Peoria,
Phelps and Bouriand, -
Hon Thomas fod, t.
b M,ssf. Bradnel s Co, Nep YORK,
Dayidl4eayti, Esq.
l.essrs Suydam Sase & Co.
Coming, Homer & Co. ,iibony
Messr, Kimberly, Peose ) Co, Dr6aA
Jay and Webster,
" Reed Parks & Co, Bearer,
" EoJb and Bishop. Cierclrgd,
Burrows X Go Cincinnati,
/" Williams and Dlworth fiiioGUrs
Knapp and Totem, "
f. and T. Faber, "
Hoffman andCoaies, Peru,
l. D IlarAon, Esq,
Il. d. Brewster, Esq,
A II Rilgey, Esq, Sirip .fdd,
Il c. Webster, Esq,
I'm Fem, Esq, Lacon.
Nessrs Dudley and Warilow HeHUsPH,
Chas & Wilcox Esq, PeliH,
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON C0NSlGNNENTs.
Referring to our card above, we take this occasion
to solicit consgnmeuts OF merchandise. either TO
safe here, or forwarding to other points.
We shall couiiue ourselves 10 commission au'
forwarding business, and feel coutidentin assuring
you that our experience in business. and acqualnt
ance generally In the country, viii enable " TO Civ
any business with which We may be favored, tn
most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to have groceries otapy KIM
or any other article purchased. in -. Louis or New
Orleans aud shipped TO them, can have II done l.
sending their orders TO u.s. for ,! per cent on tn
money invested Personsdoing a retail business an
wcere ives, OF Detroit or in any other direction, ca
depend upon having their orders filed atas low rate
they send to US and perhaps lower than they coul
| by coming themselves. Every attention shall be 9
ven to having goods put IN good order and slnppe
at iow rates, however small the amount maybe thu
is sent to US 10 be invested ltshnllhe done promp
vi and to order MArrEsoS & PEESToy.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

GREAT BARGAINS!
nor sale south "a fee, of lot |, block ~, in the
Il original town OF Ottawa west side court house
square, with all the improvements.
Also lot g. block Sc, in the states addition to OF
tawa. on In Sale street, between the new square
and Catholic church, with nll The Improvements.
Possession given Immediately Apply to
loSErH y Glover, Esq,
July 10. orJAMEs OCoNNoR.