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The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

The Secretary of the Interior has decided
that the soldiers enlisted at the close of the
Mexican war, and who were not in Mexi-
co. are not entitled to land warrants.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

The tiles near Stockton, have COM
menced heir annual pyrotechnic exhi-
btions, aid will continue until the rains
commences,
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

MIR. Buchanan, the American Minister
had declined, for the present, an invitation
to dine with the Liverpool Chamber Of
Commerce.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

WHEN you run short of ideas, use high
falutin words, To nine persons out of ten
the bass drum affords more delight than
the guitar.
The above, from an exchange is respect
fully dedicated to DR.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

Mary Simondson, who arrived at the
extreme old age of one hundred and taoenty.
sir gears, and who resided near ShiPpen-
dale, Pa, died suddenly last month.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

I@Messrs. Conner s Wentworth will
please accept our thanks for a copy of the
Nevada Journal of yesterday, delivered a
few hours after it was published.
1t will be seen by reference to advertise
ment, that this enterprising firm have put
on daily line of stages between this
place and Sacramento city ria Nevada
through to Sacramento in one and half
days -Do,cnteriUe Echo.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

An English gentleman, who has been
endeavoring to ascertain the depth of the
Niagara river at the Suspension Bridge,
has at length succeeded. At one point he
finds the depth to be 125 feet
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

President Pierce is double LID, having
received the compliment of this degree
lately from Bowden College and Norwich
University.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

Gavazz, who has been rusticating in
New Hampshire, will soon return to Eu'
rope.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

OF the twelve hundred prisoners on
Blackwelps Island, only three hundred and
nineteen are Americans.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

Tie Southern Mines.-The Stockton
Journal learns that the miners on the
Tuolumne river are doing very we'll. A
Auming company on Don Pedro Bar are
averaging $5 day.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

1t is humbly admitted that Chevalier
Hulsemann has every reason to exclaim
with Mrs. Darlington, ".uarcy on me !"
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

A woman abandons her opinion the mo-
ment her husband adopts it, even In churcn
the women sings an octave higher than the
men in order to agree with them IN notn~
Inn
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

The British Government are about or
gani7ing another expedition to erplore the
interior of Africa Parties similar to those
of Park and Denham are fitting out, and
most important results are anticipated.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

Barnum says, when a spendthrift be-
gins to retrench, the first expense he lops
of i. his newspaper, and the last his grog.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

The clipper brig Adams Gray, arrived
at New York on the 9Th ult., from Havana,
with valuable cargo, of which the enor-
nous quantity of 500, 100000 cigars was
part.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

The first newspaper ever published was
in 1640.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

It is stated that the consumption of tea
in fhe United States has doubled in three
year.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

Water works, to cost S196,O00, are to
be erected in Providence r. /.
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-11

Mr.. Murdoch is still playing IN Saera
mento city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

Later from BuoAos Ayros.
STRAI0H1ENED CONDITION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF HIS sOLDlKRS-ADvANoE OF ROsA5-DEATH
OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF BUENOS
AYRES, ETC.
BosroS, August 27, 1865.
By the arrival at Salem yesterday Of the bark Ed~a,d
Koppsch, have Mcnts.idso daes Ia July I1th, and
also later accounts from Busnos Ayrss
Gen. Pinto, President Of tire Chamber of Rspreseots
tives and Provisional Governor OF tAs Prsynos died At
Buenos Ayres June 2sth buried with grest
the 30th the foreign ministers and naval oAicsrs
being present.
letter from BusuoS Ayrss says that the report
brought by the Last arrival that Urquzs had sscspsd
was erroneous Tho outside party will not allow hin to
run intending that he shall them ou. Of the scraps
sink with them.
Official notice had received at Buenos Ayrss that
General Flores bad landed San Pedro ON the ne<hsrn
frontier Of Buenos Ayres with six hundred men, aud
will hsve sufficient force to commence his march
ths way, when Utquiza will be completely hsmusd in.
postscript 10 the letter says that Col Das and OVER
three hundred Of the outside party had gone over
TO the Bueros Ayreans.
TIE Buenos Ayres Pack of July q says that Urquizs,
though he may have has no means TO carry on the
campaign being utterly destitute of ammunition, cloth
Da snd money, and that his army is graiuay desert
pg him.
sroc .ho ruirmg az blockssa .Asrs .zn ..sr 4
number Of arrivals at Bnenos Ayrcs and means VIII bs
taken 10 revive its trade.
Doubloors wore quoted at 1885, There was no produc,
in he city.
The O. g. sloop Of war Jamestown and steamer Wsts,
Witch we're In port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

svrroeED SUICIDE OF AN UNKSowN MAs.-About Aftssa
minutes to six o'clock Friday morning. man went o.
to the gentlemens side and down. In few minutes
he arose. stepped over the guard chain and throw h
self into the water and instead q attempting 70 reAea
the surface OF the water placed both hands the
back Of his head aoatsd with the current several -
under the water 10 edge OF the Dock gave sevNl
ccpyusye throes and sunk In forty fest ef wAtss ue
was apparently thirty yearS Of as 6ve feet eight ~
inches heh drssed In black frock coat aA eloeh O.
With Leather and elastic In front Aud had sne bAs H
cap was picked up ed may b sssa In ~ 6rry hssA
- sss iost = sso:A ssvsasA ssrsst ~ hsF ~ -
yet besa rsvsvseVA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28
COsOners' Inquests.

UssSowS WOMAN DROWNED -Coronsr Gamble on Friday
held inquest At Bellevue Hospital, the body OF the
unknown noticed Ia Thursday's HEHALp that
found In this river foot OF Warren street verdict of
death by drowning WAS rendered.
DTA1B OF AN UNKNOWN MAN CAUSED FAILING
SrAGE-Coroner Gamble Friday held inquest at the
Bellevue Hospital, the body of unknow man, who
To his desb by falling from the top Of q the
Harlem stages. The deceased brought iDsensbe "
the Hospital the oath inst BY of tho Nineteenth
ward pocemen aud died after being admitted The
jury, from the evidence of the pby cisn rendered
dict that deceased to his death by fracture of
the skull, caused by falling from one OF the Harlem
stsgss on the oath day Of August, 1883"
DHAm CAUSED By FAILING FROM A BUILDING. Coroner
Gamble on Friday held inquest at tho New York Hos
ptA the body Of John Martin aged thirty two years.
native Of Massachusetts Who died In consequence OF In
juiee receved by falling from building corner OF Centre
and Franklin streets The decea ed II eesed
WITH N, whion oausea hin 70 AH frsm hia work %
the soafoid, yercist yas ge13erSd To tAAt s6Sst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

BosrON Aug %, 1853.
st. John, B., papers of August % rccsiscd but
contain OF importance. The FREEMAN complains
Of the cold Weather experienced there.
The Halifax Br,tish North american reports the cap
ture Of American fisherman, with 1000 bbls. o
msctsrs but this probably the Star Light before 70
ported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28
FURNITURE.

u dealers win ind complete assortment Of beaded,
hsn Sg-n % ssss .nS ''sr sys sssSs
street Those who have the yet Ne a. GLASS D. CrYS
sel palace, know how their furniture 10 finished.
GREAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM, AT NO. 70T BROAD
" wayws invite the attention Of dealers and
stock and endless variety Of cabinet furn
by ourselves and warranted TO bs of
tuperor quality consisting part Of suites q paror and
Of every style grade also SOFAS mahogany and
chairs marble and pAn bureaus vashstsnds ovrle4
ssaaestsl PisA ~ tssda ysx xtsNKv. nAAsfsst0S-
r ~ WheleoA1o 1oAi0s. No ,N xgekSxpS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28


Correspondence Of the Albany Evening Journai]
AUBURN, Aug. 25, 1858.
Wednesday afternoon the court met at O'Clock.
gentleman by the name of Horatio Seymour was
called as witness. His evidence placed Il beyond
the shadow Of doubt that the name in the appli-
cations for pardon, and in the order for the pardon
which was granted, and consequently the name Of
the prisoner who was pardoned, and whom he in
tended to pardon, was Edymoin, with n, not Edy-
MORE, with an re. So that point Is settled.
Here Is the order for pardon. 1t was endorsed on
the back Of one of the petitions:-
The petition for the pasd,n Of F. B Edymo.n In
Auburn prison. Grant pardon. II. SEYMOUR.
The counsel for the people then attempted to get
up a side issue, In this roundabout way, viz:-by
proving that he forged the applications for his par.
don, and that therefore the Governors sympathy
with the unfortunate convict was not genuine, and
that therefore his claim to the writ Of habeas
corpus was not genuine and that therefore his ar
rest and imprisonment was genuine, and inst, and
right, and proper, O. f. ID.
Accordingly, the officers Of the prison were
brought up, one after another. the stand. There
was the warden, and the agent and the prison
physician, and the keeper Of the hame shop, and
the keeper of the weave shop, and the contractor
and he District Attorney Of Tioga county, &c. On
their regular examination they were all unanimous
tributed to them, and that Edymoin was not sick,
and that he might have forged the papers, because
he had opportunities to write, and was q skilfnl
writer and engraver.
Duh vi CIUES-tAhIIlIhtiOu buey WeTt Hu equally
unanimous, each denying that he had ever given
Edymoin any chance to write, or to get writing ma
terials. or had encouraged his writing or had been
at all remss IN watching him. So, putting the two
together this testimony does not throw great deal
of light anywhere in particular.
The examination Of these witnesses was continued
through the day, yesterday, and all this morning
The cout has nov adjourned for dinner bat regret
TO say 1t is but little wiser than when it rose from
breakfast.
THE ARGUMENT CIOsRD
(Telegraphc Correspondence Of the Evening Journal
AUBURN, August 26-2 p. M.
The evidence in the case Of Edymoin was con
cluded yesterday afternoon at o'clock, when B. +
Hall, counsel for the prisoner opened the argument
He was followed by w. T. Worden and Attorney
General Chatield for the warden Of the prison
James X Cox, for the prisoner, and Christopher
Morgan on the same eide, cloeel the argument
This morning the case was submitted to the court at
about IL o'clock, when Judge Humphrey stated that
he would take the papers aud advise counsel when
he was ready to announce his decision.
The prisoner was then remandcd back into the
custody of the sheriff, when the court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

DRowNED.-Cspt. Edward Folett ofthe schooner
midway between Dunkirk and Barcelona. q gale Of
wind struck his vessel, and in endeavoring to put
about, the captain was knocked overheard by the
foreeheet. We understand he leaves . wife and sove
ral small children, ard his residence ws ~ y aear
eSkport,-BRfa1a RYM8ksc. ASk. q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

IEs.-sTRAwBERRY BEDS PLANTED
rvsSy ssAriy drsd yaristss the CON ples cot
lssss IN tAs inelsdinE mAaX new and large
priced catalogues rsta rlsnts packed with great ssrs
Voc any part ~ ne Waited sts4es Address " WAT
sr,S UlA vois,y Nprsssiss riynoash, Mas, Gsyrlep
Ssvs 70 NsS xsSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

MOse Abolition Excitement at Cincinnati.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO sECURE THE FREED0M
OF THREE SLAVES, ETC.

OSuSsAn August ~, 1858.
Three slaves from Virginia their way to tho South
with their owners having been landed st wharf in this
city yesterday, brought before Judge Finn on
writ OF hsbcas corpus suc their liberation dsms aded
arder Of the statutes Of Ohio which provides that
"sn slaves brought here by thor owners shall bs
frse." After exciting trial which lasted till nsar
midnight the slsses remsnded to the custody Of
their Owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28
Naval InteIli9snce

ARRIVAL oy THE ALBANY The u s ship Albany arrived
yesterday morning from Perfacos having left shat port
on tho 18th inst. Officers and cseu all we'll The follow
ing is list Of her officers Commodore. John Thoma,
Newton; Commander, Jas, I. Gerry; Lieut.. WIN. W.
Beecker Flag Lieut., Richard l.. Love Lieut., James
G. williamson Lieut., Andrew DRAKE Surgeon. =. A.
McCrsery Purser Nixon White Acting Master, r. A.
MARI Parsed Assistant Surgeon, Maccoun Commo-
dore's Secretary, Gordon Newton Captains Clerk John
s. Pardee Mdshirman Edward T Spedden Mdshi p
man, Vim. G.. Dozsr seilmaker, James Frazer Boat
swsIn, william Jones Carpenter, Rowland Leach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28
BUCxLEYs, Propristors
r BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical director

HER. JOHN OWENS
M MONT BLANC
EvxEV Evxn,ro, GxoErr SATURDAY.
ACADEMY KALI, e6s BROADWAY.
1udsal Director or...............k kr. Alfred Ssdswick
AdnlsdeA 50 cents
0sntieass Aad two ladies. dollar: children under
twslvs. half price.
Doors srsa stT; entertainment 70 commence ats
Ticket OMoo open from 10 till 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28
NEWS BY2TELEGRAPH
the Epsasm,o .. Now Orleans.

The Epadsmic ~ Now Orleans.
BAInxoex, August %, 1858.
New Orleans papers Of sun ~ last ars reosvsd.
The mortality the week reported vt ~ Of which
l,S65 were fron yellow fever
The total deaths BY the fever for three weeks,
3,eee.
dsputatsn Of citizens from Baton Rouge had arrived
to assist In nursing the pstisots.
The firing Of cannon In tho streets had tesn dlsooat
Dued on account Of is bad effects the sick but the
burning of tar continued.
Among the lists Of recent deaths we notice tbs
Of 1homAs H. Steers, Walter Cumnines Ars Eliza Coup
bail MATHEW Fsrrellg. George v. Osoorss Jane. kss-
nedy, Formerly Of New York; Theodsre L. Ce,fts, J. g.
Do'y, his wife, and son Charles, Of Boston.
The Mortality OF Boston and Phaladoiphis
Bosror, August rs, 1853.
The mortality In this city this week. has been 97s d.
Grease of 20 from last week. The majority Of deaths
were children under Ave years Of sgs.
PmLADnIfaIA, August q, 1853, :
There about two husdrcd ana twenty iatsrmsnts
reported In this city, for tho week ending at 10.
day-bsirg decided improvement the report Of
last wosk. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

WAtHNoToN, AuGust Is, 1865.
Ths Republic has been sOd to William NJ Burusu c.,
who viii hereafter conduct 1t a. weekly paper. The
esy issues ceass with to day. Its principles viii be
heretofore,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-28

snoned out like Q greasy taIlcw caaiIs. in sxra
Ses msseun ~ the Carthsgena jaA. He oaghS ts
% wners his tslsats can expand. The Pox co.u-
rsa,ns mat thieves nowa-days arc lowering thy
stealing pocket handkerohisis, roboing Nosh1
Ines, ana plfering from editors The 4rsds iss {
worm button y exclaims tho Post. Hsnoe wos1d
raise Il 70 respectsbilty.
p. 6.-R the Columbus is sent out chat, t,,s
spoons to tho table coming homo cam ~ thay A.
In restaurants near LoOdon Bridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29

INGLE aud double lronhrnch p'1nes in sets o
single. panel plows, ogees. histers, ovrloN
rabbits plumb and levels. pump panes.he Sc
mrrsalc manufacturers prlct.hy.
dcc8 j. MAINLY & Co,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29

STATE or ILLINOIS. La Sale County a.
"ILLlAM s. EASTON having made de.
w fault in the payment to George A Gibbs and
Michael Tiernan OF a sum OF money now due
from snid Easton to them, and secured by a Ger.
tain deed oftrust from the said tason to me, dated
February I'd 1852, and filed for record February I'd
1855, in 50 id La Sale CO., aud recorded IN book &c
OF deedsof said county, pages $40, $50. Ssh, So,
ea3,-l .hnll expose Tor sale nj the door of the
Court House in said county Of La Sale, on the
Seeond dayof March merit, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF
said day, at public auction to the highrs, aud best
bidder. the following property described in said
deed OF trust-to wit: lots number o. six "a sew.
en-, (Sl eight, uD eleven, Ol) twelve, (I3) thir-
Centre in said La Sale CO. with the Touring mil,
and fixtures, and machinery thereon standing.
Said premises will be sold subject to mortgage tx
ecuted by Easton to John T. Human. and the
terms OF sale. subject to said mortgage, will be
cash. Jan. 2o-2<-5t) HENRY +. EAMrs,
TrusfSr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
100 TOws Iron and StecV

I'm hand nnd Tor sale iuII supply W"SIipO'
" Iron aud Pow Steel al>o lun'ata, Pittsburgh
and Sweeds Iron, Norway mai rod, English blister
'German. cas-, and spring steel, all riwhch Ne vii
sci at the swrst rates Blncksml hs will iud I, to
their advantage 10 give us q coll bciors making
then pd,ckasce dee II J MAxLDY T. 70.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
Drugs T. Medicines,

A GENERAL assortment OF new Drug and
"A Medicines, We also keep on hand and tcr
sale, Tnwn,end's Bulls. Sands md Grnipnh.rp's
SarsaparIlla; Syrup OF Wild Cherry, a valuabl.
medicine for colds OF all kinds; Mofaus Phrnu
BIttrrs; Cod LAYER Oil A large stock oiGrnlss.
BE- = incidence, such as Pills, Vermfue~. Dys.n,s.
ry syrup, Chdr-ns Pannesa Eye Lotion, &c
.ALSO-R,ed's, Benedicts, Bonrdmnn's Cook,
Monsisneui's, Smiths Indian Vegetable, rray.
leys London Vegetable Lees and other Pills Al,
slwhlch will be sold cheap, BY
Ma, og-,l E,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
NEW YEARS CALL!

THE subscriber is determined
to close all his outstanding ac-
counts. and calIsupon all who are
indebted to him. 10 call and pay
the same Immediately. Or give Sc
curly. or SUIT will ccr,al MY be
commenced
Jan. IS. JouY LoCKwoup.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
Tux sale NoiiCc.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen TO al whom II may
~ concern. TIM, nj snl- for tnS-sand costs for
the year A d 1850 nj III. door OF the Court House
in Ouawa, la Salirco and snir oil lmo,S, by HE
Treasurer of -nd county. on the litl day ot Jny.
A D 1851 George " Gibson purchased the io'.
loving DESERVED tracts oi iaud IN snld county and
that the lime nf rrlr'lpllon will expire on The lih
,lnv OF InIr 4 l. lSl3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
NOTICE.

A LII that are interested will,nke notice, that
"A oil the notes and accounts OF L. p. Sanger,
and l.; p. Sanger & Co, are placed in my hands
for collection, and tha, intend omakc shor, work
Eft
Call At the store Of l.. Raugh.
Jan. o. C. G. NuIxp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29

These steamers leave New York, from Pier No.
). North River, aud on the following dates:
SATURDAY. February 5ih.
sA URDAY. March 5h.
TUESDAY, April 5'h.
These sresmefs will leave punc,ually as nbove,
and will and their passengers on the wharf at As
PlNW VAIL, Navy Bay, where they take the Fan
ana Ralroad TO Gorgona, and from thence hy
mules, or on foot. to Panama at which place one
OF the above splendid steamers will he IN readiness
to receive them and proceed Immediately TO SAN
FRANCISCO. srurrSa ONLY AT AcAruLeo roR
suPPIIls OF FREsH PROVISIONS ASD FUEL. The
whole expense b,twreu Navy Bay and Panama,
vii be between and so, dependant upon wheth.
rr passenger. walk or rIde from GoTgona, and
weight Of baggage.
1h-se Steam SHIPS were bull. in New York,
WITHIN year, and Sfr expressly adapted tor the
trade have large anu comfortable Accommodations
are ventilated ~ superior manner, aud cominan'
dsd 10y men Of long experience. The are isunsul-
passed, and Storage passengers are provided wilh
HAIR mat,r,ss and bedding.
Each Steamer carries an experienced Physician.
Passengers are cautioned that Tickets Tor this
Line ars sold only At &c broadway, Nrw-Ycrk
DAVIS, BROOKS Il co,
General Agents.
Ticketsani bcrihs can lie secured at our lnsu-
rance Agency. Jan. % RlNG & SN!TH,
s. Clark 81. Chicago
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i,iH'niS'rtciors sale
NOTICE ~ hereby gwen, that the undersigned,
~ administrator Of the estate oi I, J Wagner,
late OF la Sale county d,c'd by virtue Of drcrrs
oi the county court Of said county, will oiler or
sale, ~ the door at th- court house IN Ottawa, on
Sanrdog tie Goth day of Jrnmru 1853
the nh nsq ui sec &c tho nwq nwq oi .-c IS mi he
neQnwq o acc IS all ~ town PIP ii norn. oi range
] east. dec II Jos II WAGNER, admir-.
Sale POSTPONED 10 the 10Th Of March
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Murray's Mammoth { heap store,
Eaai. of Lord Htm;aR. decd

ENdlc u L0rc7 h'moaH, decd
DY virtue OF al order OF the count, court, in AID
ID tor La sale county, the undersigned. NM
islrlior oi the estate oi LoYr knnbail, jcrrnted,
vi sell ~ public auc,ionat tive house ol Ei,a2rr
Woodwork, IN the Town 81 ManciIss, III spid
county, on Monday lhe l.dh day OF lie otGary
next rcnn-nrlng at 10 o'clock a. NJ. OF thSt
day, all the interest, legal and equitable To which
the said hmta died, s.2td ur po,s,sseG Of, ~ aud
10 lhr iui,owing Real Eslatr, w:
Lands uiue Ia La Sale Toubty
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oulre of Jan 30 &. BvRR.
coro Nheilcrs-
CONN ,l.i,..t,, =.
on" .s s"'i'e''o' r. Rim,
~ ''" - ------------ y
To all whom IL may Concern {!
TAKE notice that Mt public snle OF hands and
town lots held at tue Court House door in the
county Of LA Sale aud state o Illinois, ON The
18th day Of July, A. ID. 1851 by the Treasurer Ut
said coun,ytor the taxes due for the year lsoo' H.
Z. Cook purchased the following nnds ana 'owh
lots Tor the taxes aud costs due thereon the am.
cunt Of which Is set opposite each tract OF land and
town 10, respectively
Sub Dip. Sec. TRe3 dpm amt TO phom asst
swQswq IS G9!S non resident
whn.a Is ! lie John Ellio,
Ell swa 30 rs 3 4lOs non r,Aid-ni
und h lot ~ 5 town n CtuawG Centre in said
county, " q Riley Hall.
Which certificates Of ssle were duly assigned to
me ~ h, C. Cook aud tina the time Of redemption
OF the .ame will expire on the 18th day Of July, A.
ID. 1883
And At the same sale OH the 10Th day OF July. \.
ID. 1851, B. &. Cook also purchased tor the taxes
due thereon for the year A. ID lSoo, the iouswihg
tracts Of land tor the taxes and costs due hrfeon
aitua,ed in sad county OF La Sale. the amount Of
which is set opposite each tract respectively;
Sub dis See TReamt fonhomassf
sh swQ - ~ 81 La'hrop Johnson
20 aeresin seq Is So SolS knchel ran
VIII neQ - ID % James murray.
swq SEQ 10 81 lsl D a. Is. Anderson
And that the certificates OF sale OF SAID lands
were duly assigned TO me by b. Z, COOK ana the
time redemption OF said lands will expire on The
i6 hday o! July. A. u lso3' -
Andnt the same sale on the ION dny OF Juiy,
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uII>VVTICItI " OIkN.
MLM5.VS Gibbons Rome. vols
wi ilumr's History of England, vols
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