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FRIDAY, , \. VI.
BiNs jntrodVcd and r(trrod.-By Mr..
Stevens Of Franklin, providing that the meet
ing, Of all boards Of directors of any corpora
ton in this State, shall be holden in this
State, and all acts and proceedings at meetings
holden out of the State to be- nall and void ;
that the clerk Shall make accurate records Of
proceedings Of such board Of directors within
"a hours alter the adjournment Of such meet
ing, and exhibit to any Stockhudcr, on re-
quest, such records. under a penalty of one
hundred dollar, for neg .rt =, ia do. and Il
Dikc psa-..v iur ..1 ..4.- '.r .'.,b. oil ...l,o
10 be taken from his oIbcc; referred to the
Committee Oh roads.
HOUSE.
Bills iotroJuccd and ,,f;yrd>-~By Mr.
Hunt in addition to the act, establishing an
Academy in the town Of BrattlcbOro'; to the
committee ON Education. BY Mr.. Bingham,
80 restore Cornelius ID. Sessions to his legal
privileges ; t. the Judiciary Committee. BY
Mr.. Walton, to authorize the removal Of OBJ
strurtions from the North Branch and its tri-
buurics to the judiciary Committee. BY
Mr.. Shaitrr, in addition to the act relating to
the location Of school houses; to the commit
tee on Printing. BY Mr.. Blucrolt, to moor
poratc the Californian Machine Shop to the
Committee on Manufactures BY Mr. SAWYER,
to pIy Emery Whecock, and to pay stephen
f. Thaycr, the sums therein mentioned; the
committee on Claims.
Mr.. Adams, of Milton, called up the en-
CROSSED bill, altering the time Of holding the
County Court in Chittcndcn Co., and it was
thcrcupon passed
RwoiutionS.-By Mr. Weston, that his
Excelcncy the Governor be requested to de-
liver the annual message in the Hall of the
House of RcpcsrntatiNcs, in person ordered
to lie BY Mr.. james, of Coventry, that the
Committee Of Ways and Means, be instructed
to enquire. whether further legislation is ne
ccssary relating TO mileage; adopted.
The hour hNng arrived, to which the Joint
assembly stood adjourned, the Senate came
in and the ballotinS for Lieut., Governor
proceeded With thc iqlloYing rcsult.:
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,SCOTCU PL1ID .SII 4

SCOTCH PLAID STA WIS.
A 'HAS DlEH 4 CO. have received handsome
y assortment of scotch Long ard square
Shawls, of fine texture, and in new and beautiful
patterns For sale at
Nos. Il and summer street Boston.
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COM VI T. RCIAL.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

NJ. s. PRocron, BOSTON. NJ. +. WOOD.
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
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Mr.. Stevens. of Franklin, then introduced II
resolution, that the President declare the
whole number of votes. and that majority of
the whole number be necessary toa an election.
The resolution was debated, Mcssrs Adams
of Milton, Walton, Miner. and Stevens of
Franklin iavoring, McsSrs. Grandcy, Rice of
Somerset, Nccdham, and Rowcl opposing,
when ON suggestion Of Mr.. Plympton, the re-
solution was amended by striking out all
after the word resolved, and inserting so that
the resolution would read, that all the votes
for persons constitutionally eligible be counted
and those only. The resolution as amended
was favored by Mr.. Shaltcr and opposed by
Mcssrs. Stevens of Franklin, Barber. and
Washburn, and adopted, yeas Jag, nays " .
House adjourned.
The two Houses were then convened i'll
joint assembly to hear the report of the Can
vasSing Committee, when on motion of Mr..
Rice of Somerset, the joint assembly adj
iournrd till 3 o'clock this afternoon, and the
Senate Withdrew.
The Clerk elect appeared at the bar of the
House, and was duly sworn Adjourned.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON.
Engrossed BW.-Thc bill to incorporate
the Perrin Slate compano was taken up, read
the third time and passed.
! ne Nt"alc lucn lncu inc HOUSE, Ill Iblnt us
scmhlv and made choice of the Hon. Jcifcr-
SON r. kiddcr, of Randolph, as Lieutenant
"pv rlor iur the year ensuing.
On returning from the Joint assembly, on
motion of Mr. Rowcll, Senators Rowcll and
Stevens of Franklin, were appointed by tho
President committee to inform the Lieut..
Governor elect of his election.
The committee performed the duty assigned
them. and conducted the Hon. Jefferson p
Kidlrr to the bar Of the Senate.
The oath Of Office having been administered
by the Hon. VIM. C.. kittrcdgc the Lieut..
Governor on taking the Chair addressed the
Senate us follows:
SENATORS Sensible as am of the honor
which the position | assume confers, | am
deeply impressed with its responsibilities.
To preside over the deliberations of It leg
iSlutiyc body is, ut all times. difficult and
delicate task This task may become more
than ordinarily embarrassing to perform.
when. by amy of those changes to which par
tics, under any form of government are, may
be allowed to say. happily subjected, the at
trntion Of the people is naturally turned with
more than ordinary interest towards those
to whom they have contidcd trusts as impor-
tunt to them as they are new and delicate to
their 'rvantS.
That shall rmdcavor to discharge the du-
ties assigned me fairly and honoraby. shall
not diSparagc myself 10y saying neither, Sem
ators. will do You the injustice to intimate
that in the faithful discharge of those duties.
! shall have your cordial and intelligent CO.
operation and assure YOU, that | shall
chccrtully conform to all those conventional
regulations which custom. or your own au-
tliUritv. may prescribe for the Government of
YOUR DELIBERATIONS
The senate of Vermont has ALWAYS been
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Bis introduced oad referred. by Mr.
Adams Of Milton to incorporate the Exchange
Bank to the committee on Banks. Mr.. Pal
mor, to amend sec. - chap. - c s., relating
to lime to the committee on Manufactures.
BY MI Cook, laying tax on Chitteudeu Co..
TO the members from ChitIcnden county. By
Mr.. Jo>liu Of PouIlncy. relating to Grand list
lSattlng dogs in the grand list at one dollar
cach; TO the committee or Military Arirs
EHgr0SSedb Ns.--A icring the tltnc of hold
ing the County Court in Chlt'enden county
read HE third time aud ordered 10 lie.
The hlo'lng fIr Governor proceeded, with
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Farm for Sale.

VUNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS For SALE, AT
l. very low terms, his Farm of about Ia acres, OF
GEO. b. SHAW,
September 90 ddwlmo
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In dccluring tho results q FhG IrsE EWq Ehe
bslIots, The blank 'eias. and those gwen *. ens
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VT. NITUVT WIS tNVTtUFOh UtcIdrCU UUIN
elected Lieut.. Governor, for the year ensu-
ing.
The Joint assembly then proceeded to ballot
for Treasurer with the following results
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VIENNA AND PARIS CASHMERE
s ~ w g.

'HANDLEK 4 60, have now In store Of thciI
" own importation, AN assortment of CASHMERE
loSG AND SQrAnE SuAwLs, in medium aud fin,
qualities, and in the newest styles For sale, whole
sale and retail, ut
Nos. and $ summer street. Boston,
CHANDLER 4 co,
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Ati"r the pa uiut. 1t Was moved to adjourn
TIL 3 o'clock this afternoon, which was agreed
to.
The House then proceeded to the election
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STATE on ILLINOIS. Li"ipg,ton County
SIS: Lipiagsion ci,ruit court, &pttmbrr term,
1853. Dame. Hutchinson rs. Matilda Hulchin-
son in chancery--bill for divorce
I L appearing from an affidavit on file in the
clerks office Of the circuit court OF said county
that Matilda Hutchinson, the above named deien.
dan,, is not resident OF The state OF Illinois, and
the complainant having filed his bill OF com.
plant herein and SUMMONS having. been issued
thereon according te law
Notice IS therefore hereby given TO We said Ma
tda Hutchinson that unless you be and appear be.
fore the circu, court otsaid county, on the Is, day
OF the next term thereof, tobe holden at the court
house in Pontiac, on the l2lh day o September
next, Ind plead, answer, demur, or excerpt 10 SAID
compliments bill OF complaint, the snms will be
taken as confessed agans, You, and the matter.
and things therein PRAYED Ter decreed accordingly
Go. " BOYER. CLERK
IT, II, NcGfeyor, com sol July % ia-iw.
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Gun Maker,

iHH Gsfler ~ an Ni7ds o. Np1rfST'2f HTiictrS,
one door south Of the URi0a H0gSr, Columbus
Street, Otidpn, ~,
Il EtPScon,lanily on hand general assortment
IN oi English and German double and single
towing pieces, boys guns. good variety, oil OF
which were bought Tor cash. and selected tom
large invoices with great care a. 80 their general
northumberland finish and can be- sold 90 better
bargain, than have been heretofore had IN th-
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns tor 'hsm.c'vrs or hoys
and NOT being good o. nt 'N' ART 20 viii md u
an ohlrc o cal. ON the .uN-rr. er. where they can
deycudurSl WHAT'S told them nud hr sure at got
tug good ~1ie gun n we deal with none hut the
re- ar gun dealers. and have none vt m" cheap
cast iron -tuf with which the country r. flooded.
Rll-s, made from RrWinI'on's celebrated chs.
shetland ron barrels, 1rs warranted 10 b. egu1l tu
any made In 'hi' state or elsewhere hu'h n shoot
irg qua, liirs and workmanship. lh" suA-rrAers
have for several yrars been engaged ln the manu-
facrurr ol ;hr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tV,,' ul nnt
havaGvai,rd themselves 0g oil. the latest improve.
mems as rsE sris The in.idr Guish md sighting
we G1'-r agr- Ives that an insy. clou If i'r work
mndc -, our r-ahli .hmeui. j. n,I NM T. wanted N
satisfy t.nil-men pl the truth o. th- above state
la"ut
Powder. superior article Kept, suitable for ,s
get practice or long ranges.
Kew fir'ing lone byco nprteHr hands and IN a
workuaulikr manner.
4 u work tone hy HIN is warranted.
Ottawa Dac2 1852 n 7 bRuvEFP
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ReodstoWn Springs.
800 Lot. fursHle

THE snhscun,r offers lor sale, a, moderate rates,
500 Town Lots
The above lownis laid out half way between
Ottawa aud In Sale, at the White Sulphur
SprIupr IN the township OF luya. In Sale com
~ on Illinois River. lJs location s highly hyo-
iahlr, having tn Illinois and Michigan Caualaud
the Rock Island aud Chicago railroad running a.
long or- SHE. prd thr Illinois river on Ihe other
The r3yrri,ulyigib.r Ia tia large portlon OF the
year. for boats Ut the largest class
Upon the size Hrr number oIyry large Sulphur
Sprrg---wr,l known througbou, thus sl,ir, and
We may say with truth, thr whole west % the
Great White : p'Yhur Springs" .l.e>e Springs
though rut recently discovered, p'i'y gaining
/ tam" Tor ,lc.r mrjicirrl prop-rifSe unsurpassed
by any mmrn. pGug' IN the county. md already
they arr MADE the place Of resort OF hundreds who
seek hr wrist drthrir health, and optss the plea,
saufs-asousin our Prnirie Land
The Subscriber invites All who wi.hto rurchass
lots, N ca and ZEE ia- ground ashr believes tina
the bsstTecommerdn. hecan civ, II.
Jan l. 4 + Rim
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Something New .

n w c. COOLING wouldinfcrm the public
-. that he il now manufacturing harness Wit,
pn,rnt Self Adjusting Buckles, which are decidedly
ahead oianything ye, introduced tor strength snfe-
~, and convenience Call and examine them for
yourselves. at his old stand of he sign OF the CITY
Hdrness Shop on Columbus street lie willnlso
keep assortment Of harness with cd style buckles
as good and as cheap as can he purchased any
where sept -
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S. 900 ACRES |!


no purchase tarmis offered blythe subscriber,
who is selling choice lands located in hiscoun-
~ only ten milesrom the canal for 81 50 per acre
with hive years pay day.
Alsotae spieBdii Improved farm, upon which
now reside. Itis so well known that praise is SUI
perlrors. II lies nine miles south west from OF
tawa. eleven ron Peru, and eight from the Cen
tra Railroad is second TO no farm In the Union tor
,lluhrity, andis VIGOROUSLY one OF the very best
grain land grazing farms in the state. II is furnish
ed abundaniy with perennial springs, embraces
420 acres all improved. and 60t timber Upon it
Ia dwelling house, 80 ieetby 10, with wings ma
king by II feet, ample wood she'd storeroom
milk room, cellars, &c, &c. There are also a
smallienan, house of brick. story and hall high
and gool cellar under the " hole. and coed franz
Ell carriage house and stable, with cattle she de,
sheep sheds Ice house, nc &c. An extensive
young orchard Is Just coming into bearing.
Adjacent 70 this farm are SD acres OF outlying
prairie lands, which WILDE sold with or separate
from ihetaun.
The literary character Of the ncighborhood in
which his iarm is located and tsliterary and re.
gou- privileges ada greatly to it's value Hall
mile distant Is the celebrated and lourishing Farm
Ridge Seminary for nth ofborh Sc xes where re
ligous services are held after the Baptist persua
sion. An t,piscopalchurch il being erected, and
WILDE completed this spring--only one mile in an.
alter direction while the Congregations lists wor.
Ahp inn fine meeting house at Vermiiionville only
four miles distant, where there are also fine girls,
mills.
Being lesrous TO remove toano,herpar, Of the
state will dispose Of this las, farm on remarkably
ta.y terms and al a low price.
Farm Ridge, March 26. Bao.soS MrnphY.
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administrator Notices


ExecHtors Sale.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that as executors OF
~ the last will and testament ct John oDun'
nell deceased. and hy the authority and decree ri
the county couri OF La Sale county, made al the
June term thereof, A. u. 1858. aud IN pursuance
OF said order and decree go made as Aforesaid We
will sell al public yendre. to the highest bidder tor
cash. AT the court house door IN the city oi oita-
wa, ins,ld county, on The 20.h dey ct August, \
d. 1853. aI the hour OF one O'Clock t. u ct sS'd
day, rll the tide anjint-rrst which The sand John
O'pOnnrl, deed held at the time Of MS death, m
bud 20 the north SHY go acrrS OF the ri>t HAT ct
the south east quprrr OF section thee 3 ~ town
ship thirty tour (3I} north range lhrrt eas OF The
81 D IN. .NraAEt O'DoNNyLL,
Joan EEGIES,
Erefuiors. &c, Of said JJtH o DgHEeH, deed.
iUHN o-Ir-ly
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li,aiaisirafo57. Sei(of Raj Esiate

hiaipiaratois SGlcof Real Estate.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale made by the couG
- ~ court OF o. ,s county, state OF Illinois, at
the Decemberterm OF said couI {, we will, on Sat-
urday, the Sd day Of Sept. a. D. 1853, between
the hours OF ten o'clock A. W. and five o'clock p
VI. OF SAID day, at the Hardy House, in the city
OF La sale. La Sale county, Illinois, ofr for
bidder, the following described real estate belong
ing to the estate of John Wallace, deceased, late
OF said Oglr county, being the same realpsta,e au-
thorlzed by said order TO be sold that il 10 say.
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Iiniai,irat r. Sale of Rel Es,1,.

diniHis,rdt re Sale Of Real Estate
DtBLlC notice j. hereby given. ihnlhy yir'ue
0i an order of the comfy court 90 W sale
county, made at NJ, jay term thereof -hallex-
pose 10 sale nj public .ntur. at N. door ot the
court house in h- c,ty ot Orrawa. liIi"oa. on Sa-
turlay. tn" 3 day OF September 1888 h-'w.rn
The hou Of 10 o'clock 4 VI ami o'clock ?. VI
Of lhr same day, lhs tno"InI rr1i estate, a
which William Lots died Sc zed. 70 wit. the swq
sec IS, T 81. n r east also 10 acres IN the wh
IT thu NO SEC. same town aud iange. bounded
a. follows commencing 10 rods wfrom the ne cor.
ner Of SAID section. running lherce s39Knnd IL
l., thence " 80 rods, thence 80 K and 10 l..
thence ~ rods to place OF beginning, to pay the
debts against the estate OF said deceased
Trrunmade known on the day OF sale.
DAVID WALKER, Admir- Of Vim. Lotts, d:c'd.
July l6.
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800 0TTAWA NURSERY
9.s5SE IA SALE COUNTY, H.

y he PubIc thai they viii have for sale, TUS
Fail ri their nursery. situated one mil" west al the
court h. U.s., on the road leadng 90 Peru - wostrX-
ten-i,e assortment ct Fruit TREE Shruhhrry I!ar.
'y Roses. Greenhouse and IIetbacrouse pefennia'
plants.
Our stock ofs'andori fluit rnl dwafpcai tree,
comprising oil. the VARIETIES Of apple, pear, p.uui,
rhrrJv. md apricot recommended by The congress.
"t irui' groves are ct sueh size and qualify o.
no conrr-i team dispsrAgc,
OF Goo-pberriD, ve have 10 varieties; Curr1u's
- varieties 81 Grapes the black HAMBURG
clinton. Isabella, md iH'nWhn R"-phrrrias
the yellow Au'Nerp real Eci ADjT1p F.1r.u
Mn, aud For-in, Towering hwi--A w.
Flowing Almonds NmuspH7, ,oIru-b., f.r..r.
yellow iipwrng, Co'iuuca ter Iunumrr- F,rl
thea ,llp1n Z inc" ii ac. pryst - P'f'I'- w.,..
Iuda- Tree. Sp.r"a-, Syuu.i~ liie- s'ia h.Srr
,onsldrrrdb y many he most .rnUul pag'lur,.
B iucrthy Nr Fortune. rom thiH7
OfRe--s We have Bouihons. B-Ura. Tea. NJ
srlie ilyhred China, Prpstu,i- or Krm"u'vl-
Climbing roses Moss ross and Nlc-cpu. "a rus--
| Pnnnics-- fHony motion andherharcous ppouIcs
I PhuX-Seyrrnl varieties 'ncIudiue phioX drum
Inaniu; Doodle dah'ins, cgrnAN n@, piror"es
/ chry-nuhrmJms pomponr or l.ill 1Fiian chrysan
I ihrunm, petuneas, NieIea.jerg,as geranIums
/ he ,Inthropes, viucas. etc
! Snmmer Ciim5erS--N aurandia, Darclayana
Cohen. Scnrdsns and LophospuImun.
| BaiJous Fio,-cr Riots nemoue, glaudious
/ Iris. lllium tHherose, tulip, etc
hedge Piaats-2oo0oo Usage orange plant.
[ OF the most thuity growth.
. Nursery S,ocks-i0o 900 apple seedlings. 4 90,
cherry, 1000 hums, which We will sell cheap /,
| persons starting nurseries, either as stocks o.
worked
Greenhouse Piants- Rhododendrons, calneas
aZeas, aut camellas
Our apple trees which We Offer for sale this irl
are 4 years old
! Cherry, Do
/ Slnndnrd pear, 90
! Dwarf pear. an 10 2&3
Vegetables for sale sfthr nursery at oil times.
! Pickles put up in barrels, and glass jars to orde
/ for private families.
/ The public are invited 10 call and Judge whethe
they can do bettrr isewhere
! Ottawa, Sept. IL. 1880. NoRRis e. MrRPHy.
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iun4 Admrs ofthe esiate of J. Wallace. deed
STATE or ILLINOIS, Ljrinq,toa Courty
SIS: Livingston CircnH Court September tern
1888 Joseph Avery rs Isaac &. Jones and tn,
unknown heirs OF William s Jones' In chan
criy--bili Tor convey ancr.
| I appearing from nm affidavit on file IN the
! clerks office ol the circuit court Of said county
that Isaac G.. Jones, md the unknown heirs %
William s. Jones the above named defendants ar,
not residents of the state cfIllluos, and the com.
planant having flied his bill Of complaint herein
and summons having been issned thereon according
TO law
Office is therefore hereby given 10 hs said lsna
9. Jones, and the unknown Heirs OF William S
Jones' that unless yoahe ard appear before the
circuit court G. said county on the 1T day Of thu
n.yi term thereof, 10 be holden a the court hous,
in PONTIAC, on,he 18th day Of September next ant
plead, answer, demur or except 10 said compa
pants bill of complaint, the snIne WILDE taken n:
confesseda gainsi you, and the matters and things
therein prayed for, decrerd aceo,dlngly,
GEO. w. BOY ER, CLERK.
J. H. Merger, com SOL July 23-i9-4w
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hi,uis Of Ortr Thompson, d.cd
NOTICE il hereby given. ths, ! will make
y apph alton lc the county ,,ull ~ La Sale
couu'y. on Monday the l9h day OF Sept. next for
m o-arrto ss', thr lands and tcrcurut> belonging
10 the estate Of Ger Thompson, dccra ed, or >"
much MS may be necessary pay the debts oi SAID
estate al which tine and place all prrcns inter-
rstrd are rruis.trd 10 twearani show cau-e why
s,id real rs ale chou not be sold tor The purpose
aforesaid. iuu2j LowAy THOMPSON, Aam.r.
Estate If e. T3nwpsap, do'd
J,URSuA / to an order OF the county court
| OF In sale county. notice IS hereby gwen,
that All persons having clamsa ga,nSt the - air ct
over Thompson, late ot sIli couptv, deceased
are required toproduce the sane IN Wuuug Nnd
lie rhTm y, said court ON the Monday IN 40.
yu.t. next, when aui where sueh claimants are
requested 10 appear rohaVc thrirc,aims adjusted
according 10 law,
T~nr - Low Az THOMPSON, i IN r
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The two Beautiful Horses
Valuable Farm Cor safe.

valuable Farm GOC safe
THE subscriber offers for sale he f,rm upon which
he al pres,n, resides, lying on The south side OF
the river. about two miles from Ottawa II en-
braces 10 tcres, about 100 Of which ar under
tence, aud 10 Ut which IRE broke and now in cult
vatI0n Thereon isa good frame no s., 81 by 26,
well flushed, with five rooms chamheranl cellar
Also s,1heand oulhou A good well nj the
kitchen door theie are also three living spring
tie farm. plenty OF wood Tor burning. a good coal
he'd aud there are number oIirut planted on
the place. II application be made soon, all the
stock crops farming utensils. &c, can be bought
with the place.
For further particulars apply TO w. II. w. Cush.
man. > W Cheever, or J G.. Nattlngar,in Oua-
wa, orio the subscriber on the premises.
April 10. JoHY ByprE.
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Green's Mills,

'INllE above mills hayelusr undergone thorough
| repairs and are now - arranged That SIX run
thurs can he turned on custom work or merchant
either which makes The "Old Pioneer" one oiihr
he-lcustnm mills in the state rs the four run ul
mrrchHnihurrs, bolts, Nc,, vii, be used tor custom
work Whenever required.
Gen lFmru give Us cal, AS We are determined
To spare No pans. with good competent, aud ne
commnio,ing mrrs TO render genera "a iSaction
The undersigned has ohtainrd the entire cou-
troll oith- above mills and viii hereafter suprrn-
tend them ~ prrAn and he feels conhden, that
with his new arrangement together with q young
liIetlmes experience IN the above business that he
can snrly defy all honorable competition.
Dayton, Sept IL, 1852. y GREEN.
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The ahOve drscrilItd lands are sItunteQ within
three miles Of La Sale, on the south sdeSfthe H.
lIn"is river, and embrace quantity OF hne lumber.
good farming lsuds, water and coal and will be
sold IN lot or entire, to sultpIrchlsers
Terms One fourth f the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day OF sale, and one halfoi
tie balance in six months, md the remainder in
twelve rnonih-, the deferred payments to he secur-
eddy bond and mortgage on thu re7l estate sold.
N u " iV,,,,cv
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SlVNNeO Ot StOVfh.
SN \ NY person tina, has lost horse
W .FSA "A or horses. colts or cattle within
(a.aA ia the last 3or 4yenrs, and wishes "a
N TAY find them; if he will write me
es..(rzS,ls pos, paid, at Ottawa, H. giving his
residence, the age, color, and
marks OF animals. Think | can give him nforma
ton where they may be found MS ! have hunted
estrays ever since November Z, 1851 during
which tire have found good many srayeG her
SEES, colts and cattle now ,akenup. that do not
know Of any owner for nnd number OF then,
that have been worked for 9 and 3years, am told
were NJ yer advertised
also requrs, all per cas- in the state knowihco
any esirays that their neahhors may have. to be
SO kind a. 10 write me, giving me the man'sname
and residence, description OF horse. &c
Ishal continue the business Ihnve taken dawn
and will continue 10 AXE downnll esirays that
may lind. Editorslhroughout the state will con-
fer n favor upCh the public at large by insertir 9
this notice. SAMUEL BLACK.
Rrferences-Jpdge Dickey, Walker & HEX.
ling. Ottawa, La Sale Co, Illinois. Michae
Kennedy, Arlington, Bureau Co. T. B Stiles
Dixon Feb. l9-27-ly