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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-08
ID ALLY JOURNAL.
NEWS OF THE DAY


0 Two boats propelled by steam, are
now in operation upon the Scbuykill canal.
OTEmigration is rolling into Minnesota
in steady tide. The emigrants are mostly
farmers.
NThe Legislative Council Of Canada
has passed bill for the increase of rcPresen-
tation in the Legislature.
uF Ninety free colored persons, from Ten.
nessee, arrived at Savannah last week to en-
bark for Liberia.
0T A large delegation has been appointed
in South Carolina to attend the Worlds Ten
perance Convention in New York.
USA woman, named Sarah Flood, has
been arrested in Charleston, charged with
shooting and killing John Mckenzie.
~ Catherine Donnellv was burned to
death in New York, on Saturday night, by
the explosion of camphene lamp.
0-After the LIST of July there can be no
more burals in the raveyards within the
precincts of Boston.
o. During last week there were 1923
deaths in New York; consumption %; con-
vulsions %; apporiexy IL; smallpox IN.
= y new IflOIOT LOT "S
been invented by Mr.. l.. r. Brusach, Hun
gariap gentleman OF New York.
~ On the 18th inst, the Queen of Portu-
gal turned the first sod of the railroad from
Lisbon to the Spanish frontier.
HyThe Waterford Oreland) Mail says
that crime of every description has almost
ceased IN that county.
"The San Francisco critics pronounce
the Hamlet of Edwin Booth. (son of the
late Janius Brutus Booth.) a mastery per-
formance.
UTThe cornerstone of the new Catholic
church OF ST. Theresa was laid in Philade-
phia on Sunday.
uJJacob Garrett, aged about so years,
went into the Ohio TO battle near Lawrence
burg, on Saturday last, and was drowned
His body was recovered and buried on Sun
day.
CtTThe Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company have asked the consent of the su-
thorities Of Camden to alter the grade of the
streets so as to admit their trains 20 pass uH-
der instead of on the streets as they do at
present.
AGENTS FROM GERMANY 1t is stated that
several of the General governments are about
sending agents to America to collect infor-
nation regarding. the doings in our country Of
the emigrants from theirs.
NOVEL ISLANDER SuIT.-The New York
Mirror says il is umored that the mother of
the Rev. Eieazor Williams, has commenced
suit for SANDER against all persons who
have asserted that her Eleazer is the son of a
KIM
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ID. s. ANDERSON,
NJ E Il c III y Mt Il A L o X
COMMERCIAL ROW.

Opp0she y. H. -UdEtt Co,
Evansville. nj.
Is receiving large and superior stock OF SPRING
i GOODS, of The best mater al and OF the most FASH
ionable styles Fine black and coorcd Cloths of the
nest English French. and German manufacture; fine
black Doeskin; large stock Of French, English and
American Fancy Cassmeres, in and beautiful styles,
designs; Linen Drills of the very frst quality
Marsellles goods plain coored aud figured of the most
.autifui styles for Summer wear; plain, fancy and
figured Silks and Saiims of superb uuaity.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be order in 20 I'd STYLE, and sold
ApxR than the goods he bought ia any city
West of the Mountains Terms, CASH.
d SA. isagen, for Williams "keports of Fashion,
The present number DC had by mail or otherwise IS
otdered for the small sum of 81 50. apI6tf
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WALL PAPER STO E!
BOOK BINDING, STORE, FANCY AND
JEWELRY BOXES MASUFACTORY.
AND Pal e II H NGING!I!

TINE SUBSCRIBER woull most respectfully an.
i nounce to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity,
that they have opened Nal Paper Store First be-.
ain and Locust streets Their stock Is of the newest
and richest patterns and OF superior quality and they
will weekly receive additions through the coming
They have also hand the pa terms of Window
Shades Fire Screens. French Borders, Statonares Col
Ored edg. Papers, etc. etc, etc.
The hanging Of Wall paper they perform with the
greatest accuracy.
STORE BOXES always on hand. Sore, Fancy and
Jewelry BOXES of every description made to order at
shortest notice and lowest prices Also Books
bound. A. EENGLHARD,
ap29 First. bet. Main and Locust streets.
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DAGUERREOTYPES!

THE Subscribe X respectfully informs the public
l. generally that he has resumed the above business
it'll which he nas long been Familiarity acquainted, and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
la Evansville i'm Fosters build ngs corner of Main aid
First Streets where he hopes to receive the isequ III
wish. of ladies and gentlemen which ii shall be his
earnest endeavor merit; and he expects to be Per
manent depends upon exhibitions OF his pro1-
cheney and ski than noisy humbug Of words for sue
cess.
His reputation portrait painters too well esao-
lshed in Evausv lie and else here to need remark iur-
Their than will be happy TO ACCOMMODATE any de-
string his services in that bran ch of art.
apo THUS. folNDEAlEh.
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Az are now manufacturing HEMP, tolIoN, NE
w NILLA ROPES OF all sizes and qualities. Bed
Cords, Halter Rope Troll ines lash Ord loN iihes
nd in fact every article The Cordage he AL OF me
will sell at Cincinnati Irices eng NJ &C CO
We have commenced the work and ask 10 De sust.fe-
All the articles manufacture for sale al nom
brooks d. Woodard's alter street bet Main and - ca
more mN4 HAM oCK DSRR.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

n CISS II. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
l the citizens of Evansville, thai she IS pared
10 ei instruction the Plano Forte to limited mum
Der OF young ladies. and hIpes by strict attenton,
srit the appreciation of all who patronize her, ny1
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SP RING AND
SITMk1ER GOODS.

NEW ARRIVAL, OF SP RING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
THE undersigned have Just received and are opening
now al th-i, store on Water str, ell near corner OF
Main very large aud handsome stock OF spring Goods.
90 cases Fancy Prints, Of the laies style;
Iu do French Lawns;
. do Barege de LANES;
9 do Fancy Popplins;
do bleached Muslns:
s do Rip, aud French ccttonades-
Also large ossortment OF Swiss husins, Jsconets
black and Fancy Silks, Bareges Emhroderies, Swiss
and Jaconet Ecgings and Irsertngs, Tire Il and Cot
ton Laces Ribbons, Bonnets. bro Sn aud bica"hed
blecloths Gloves, hosirries and good many other
things too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO:
A fine stock of ready mad Gentemen's and Boys
Clothing. Hats. CAPS. Sc, &c. We are now prepared
10 supply all calls either Wholesale retail cheaper
rate. than before. Call and examine the Goops
have just received, as they worthy of examine
ton. mh26 u NM. LOENENTHAB d CO
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FLOOR OH CLOTHS AND MATTIN
NEW GROCERY sTOxE.

DEN. HOhD mas Just opened "a ni"i UhoCERf
Fist street, door to the Post Office, VIII
he will keep hand the choicest selections IN his limo
which the market al ,rds. Frefh Butter, Cheese Eggs
Lard. Dried Meats Mackercl, Coffee. sugar, Tea and
Molasses. The highest prices paid for Country Produce
Every article warranted or sale The public are rc
80 .ctfully vted call and Ben and his stock: II
n, doa't trade there's no harm done. nya6
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS. IIOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING- COUGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.

Many years OF trial, instead of impairng the public
confidence in this medicine, has won for it an ap-
probation and notoreiy by far exceeding the most san
gune expectation of its friends. Nothing but its in
trinsic virtues and the unmistakable benefit confer
red thousands of sufferers could originate and main.
tain the repuationit enjoys While many inferior rem
dies thrust upon the community, have failed and been
discarded this has gained friends by every trial. conferred
benefits he afflicted they never forget and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be
forgotten.
While 1t fraud upon the public to pretend that any
one medicine will nfalliby cure-st there is abundant
p roof that the CHERRy PEcToRAL does not only as
general thing but aim invariably the malades
for which it is employed.
As lime makes these facts wider and better known,
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of
the afflicted, from the ogcabin of the American Peas
ant to the palaces European Kings Throughout this
entire country in State city, and indeed almost
every hamlet it contains, Cn.aRy PrrToRAL is known
the best remedy extan for diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs and in many foreign countries it is coming to be
extensively used by their most intelligent Ply sicans
In Great Britain. France and Germany where the medi
cal sciences have reached their highest perfection, CHER
PEcToRAL is introduced and in constant use in the
Armies Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institutions,
and in domestic practice the surest medy their
tending by sicians employ for the dangerous
affections OF the lungs. Also, in milder and foI
children 1t is safe pleasant and enecual to In
fact of the most fatierng testimonials receive
have been from parents have found it ecacious in
cases particularly incidental to childhood.
The CHERRY PEcToRAL is manufactured by practical
Chemist, and every of it under his eye. with
nvariable accuracy and 1t Is scaled and protect
ed by law from counterfes be relied
on as genuine without adulteraton
We have endeavored here to furnish the community
with medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth
should commend itself 10 their CONFIDENCE remedy
at SAFE speedy and cectua which this has, by
pealed and countless trials itself to be- aud
10y great in preparing it with chemical accuracy
uniform strength, to afford PHI, scians ageni on
which they rely for the best results, ard the afflicted
with remedy that will do theru all that edcne
do.
PREPARED ~ }. c. AYERS CHIN ST, LOWELL, MASS.
II PSod in Evansville, wholesale and RETAIL by Craw.
ford Bell in Princeton, 10y r. b. Haock in Petersburg,
by Adams & Campbell; and by the Druggists everywhere
throughout the State. my27
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EVANSVILLE LUMBs Err YARD.

VJNHE subscriber hay ing completed the asserting ana
l. Filling his stock Of Pine Lumber. would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Evansville Lamasco ana Vicinity
that he is now prepared fill all orders in his line lie
would invite persons intending TO bud and
generally TO examine his socS before purchasing else
where. Corner Stn and Man sts., north oil lanai
api JOHN L. uLo'Eh.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom IL NAV
IN concern, that Bernard Heinecken formerly Of the
firm OF BlSCH IL HElNECkEN, Evansville, Ind hav.
ing left parts unk nown has longer any authority
To transact business make contracts, collect money on
account said frm the business will be hereafter
continued by " Bisch who aon will settle AL former
transactions and will in wise responsible for any
business transactions or b. Henecken after this date.
myl9 v. BISCH.
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-rvvRtpv q NOTIONS-Ear rings, Finger. rings,
Rrsast pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
W,trh chains KEYS, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
R.sJs and Cans Brushes Combs, Purses Fame, Soaps,
accorans Vtolns Pictures and various other notions
for sale by x-oo,.,ys ~p,cov
"OOLsbs IN NE-i~'o-N'
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rnssNlTUK r..

CSoFAs. Divan. Center dining, Brea kfasi ana oaro
- Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain anu Dressihy
B1re Rose Wood Marble top Dressing 90. engesea
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Deass OF WonI
tresses. Also a large and general asso,.men' % o
oane anu ~, ii"" 'e" WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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NJ AILS.-c00 Kegs assorted Eastern and ?ittsburghi
IN Tor sale lon by ). T.. GILBERT & CO.,
my.o sycamore, near Water.
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II. NELSON.
ID. wOOLSEY.
AUCTlO
"ONT.0Ev n NEr,GOE

vNATER street Evansville Indiana. AuctoneeIs
w and Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs Clocks Loons
Glasses Pictur. Frames Notions &c. Particular aisen
ton given to the sale all descriptions of Goods
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay, and Saturday
advances made on Consignments c,,coN
aug % " WOOISEf q N cL-ot,
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DEDSTFA DS--Just received ana for sale low, a lot
i,nS7 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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C,HAIRS-Ju.t received and for sale low ut our Fur
uiture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen woodseat
cane seat, and sofl-seat Chairs.
iani1 WOOLSEt az
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nISSOI,UTION

DISSOLUTION.
TINHE frm OF KAHN a. " lie has been di solved by
l. mutual consent. and the business will hereafter b,
conducted by y. Kahn who Is settle tho
business Of the late hrm Those indebted will please
make immaculate payment to him. s. KAHN,
myl1u ISAAC VILE
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COFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- rooms eight fine Sofas. ..
iano3 wOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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e, M. GRIFFITH.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Hard ware - IL uttery.
GIAS lust received full and com rletc stock oil 10
reign aud domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools and
Building Materials Merchants, Mechanics and others
are inyned to examine his stock at
snoo.,edNw THE sign OF THE MILL SAW.
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(tLASS.wARE.-Just received and for sale AZ auction
iapa5 WOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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1UST RECEIVED from New York-A large assert
- mcnt of Bonnets childrens' Hats of the laIes
styles. and for sale very low by
ap22 WIN. LOWENTHALL& CO.
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DEADY.MADE CLOTHING.-A large and
IL complete stock OF Clothing, manufactured express
~ Tor Spring and Summer sales. which we offer a,
reduced prices.
api9 MERRITT, FIELD 81 co.
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SAMUEL LISTER has Just received
~ Harper's Magazine for May;
Putman's do do
Graham's do do;
Godey's Ladies' Book do
English Items, by Matt ward
All Of the above be had by calling at the Evans
vile Bookstore, Main ST doors from First M"
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PINE LUMBER
nRES,D FLOORING,

DRESU EIOOHIN0.
A CONSTANT supply of seasoned W hte Pine drcs'd
n Flooring kept at the Evansville Lumber Yard. Main
st.. north of Canal, by Iap4l JOHN f. GLOVER
CPRING AND SUMMER PRINTS.
40 cases. Aliens Spragues Dunnels, and other brands
OF Fancy Prints, just received and for sale by
apl9 MERRITT, FIELD & co.
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BORDERS! BORDER!

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of Gold an
IN Velvet Borders. just received and tor sale low
the Wall Paper aud Lamp Store of
my27 JOHN C.. DEVEREUX.
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The proprietor Of this Restaurat has just made ar
Engagements at Vineenes and Terre haute for the regu
lar receipt ef ali kinds o. PRAIRIE GAME, during the
winter season. which be will serve up to his
isvlle Resauruts. He ha also made arrange ns to
receiving FRESH OYSTERS with regularity. and will
continue thaf trade briskly during tn. season. Look
out sharply. my7..u
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SPRING AND SU MMER HATS.
+ HAVE on hand the most splendid assortment OF
l. Spring and Summer Hats introduced into Ev
ansvllle--embracingi in part u C following:
Black, White Nankin, Pearl. soft Furs --latest stye
Misses. Boys and infants Hats of all prices and des
criptions;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats;
Ladies So n iner riding hats =. VAUTIER,
ap22 FIRST street. ed door above Main
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lust RECEIVED and for sale, large lot Of Looking
j GLASS Plate WOOLSEY a. NELSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Al n meeting Of the la Sale county Agricul'
cultural. horticultural AMI Industrial Society,
held at the Court House in Ottawa, on tho 2ith
% December last, the following resolutions We
adopted;
Iih.reas. All history has established the TACT
that Agriculture was the first business Of man ia.
first IN point OF time well a, on account OF the
numerous inestimabls blessing which II confcrs
upon society. Il preceded the art, ard sciences
More ancient than any order or profession, nil
ordsrs AMI prple.siuu- are dependant upon its
success, aud. whereas, the state Of ILLINOIS was
formsl anl intended 10y the God OF Nature to be
one Of he greatest FL all Agricultural States (,
and whereas three fJurths Of her population are
Ah.cuituralist.. who contribute the greatest
amount OF the tax required Tor the support of the
GoNrumsnt aud the other fourth could not Of
'rsn'sNe exist without rssorIlng to Agriculture
Er living. Therefore,
nssolrci That We hold It 10 lie tho duty and
the tue policy Of oar State Government to foster
md encourage Agriculture Gy tho passage Of
liberal lavs, having for their object the diffusion
Of Agricultural knowledge either through the
medium uf Couty Sthpoi, or Ayricuitudi
Coiiegc, foup ii and suli,ryolJy The Stlte a, rel
as byd system of premiums d,sburseI bJ County,
District and state Iyric'Rtudi Societies, when
ever aud wherever established in the State.
Resolrsd That thls meeting recommend to our
State senator aui Representatives to use their
best ex'r'ons to ohiap the passage Of bill mr
the establishment AMI endowment of an Agtcui.
,lral College aud failing therein, that they viii
-nleAvor to obtain the passage of a bill donating
60 each County. District, OF State Society now
established or which may hereafter be organised
tributary to the state societies, an annual ap,
uYfS of 70,
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LOOK ont for Co,nicrfits,

Tn. public are cautioned against another coun-
terlelt, which has lately made lis appen nncc called
w. u. Fnuelfs Arabian Llnlment, the mos dan
gerous o all the counterets, because hs having the
name OF Farrell, will buy II IN good faith, without
the knowledge that n counterfeit exists, and they
wlll perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought lis evil effects
The genuine article Is manufactured only by II.
e. Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor, and who p
sale druggist, No. II ain street, Peoria, limos
10 whom all application. TOT agencies must b. a, .
dressed, BE sure YOU get II with the letters II q
before Farrel's, thus II, G.. FARRELl.'S--and
terfei;s.
Sold by w w. Cavalry. G.. l.. Thompson
and Walker 4 llckling, druggists Ottawa, aud
byregularly authorized agents throughout the uni-
ted States
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office

Shefeby gwen 10 all whom It NAV concern, that
i nj n sale OF lands and town lots tor taxes aud
costs thereon, Tor the year \. ID 1850, at the door
oi The Court llousr IN Ottawa, IN La Sale county
and state OF Illinois, by the Treasurer OF said
counIy, on the 10 davoi July, A. D 1851, the
undersigned purchased the following described re-
al estate, situated In sad county, and that the time
OF redemption Will expire on the 18Th day Of July
\ ID. 1883 VIZ.
uwqol ncq sec % town 81 range 3 3Ip. NJ
nh Ut vii Of neqof swq see 81 80 + Sc 81 p. VI.
VIII OF 50 sec % % De 3dp. M, taxed IN name
o' mon RESIDENT
neg olnwqsec &c sc r3r?l p III taxed in name
ct Darwin Ilukl~y, VI D.
seq sec 81 ic 81 p IN taxed In name Of, lii
ram fCat.ons.
th at uwq see 10 y 3 81 p. N, taxed IN name
ct non resident"
VIII Of seq sec / { 81 , 3lp M, faxed in name
ct " Nnckcy & VIM D1uud"
L.l lin bl IN town Of ottawa Centre in sad
couuiy, taxed IN unmc OF "Iuo Short"
And nud hot lot2m block Is IA same town, taxed
nthe name Of j. L linm1n
And also purchased ~ said sale, for inSea and
costs Tor said wear, \. d. 1880 ON the lG day ot
luiy, \. ID 1851, the following described real rs-
tate situated ~ said county, and the time NJ re-
d"mpuon viii expire on the l6,h day ot July, a,
ID l~j3, VIZ
via ui swq sec - % ric 3ip m, taxcdnname
swq Of scq.r. 27t35rie dip m. taxedn name
Ui Jacob seaman.
eh OF wh Of swQ s'c II IS lie 81 p. IN taxed in
name ul Unknown
AIIa,-opIrchi-cI Nc q sale Of lands and town
lots. tor taxes and COSTS thereon, for the year A.
- l~Jl, az the door Of said Court House, hy the
luU-urrr OF said county, ON she 10Th day ofIuur,
\ u, l-jl, the following lots in SAID town Of Of
'uNa Centre, and the time ol redemption wlIl eN-
pre- on rHr .i.a day OF June, \. y l-ji, w:
Lot Nm block % ,aXed IN name OF Unknown
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SING 81 GU SINGH,

4 LLpersons who wish to take lessons in this
y important aud useful branch ol instruction,
are Informed thar Nr. Geo II. llun,erwlll open
n class in the rudmrns OF Vocal Music, on
Monday Er,Hjpg, nm inst
Any persons who NAV he DESTROYS to become mem.
hers % the class, can do it 10y applying either To
Mr, Hunter, or A. j. l,oundsbhry lat the store of
t. I. Wilcox who will acqu,int them with the
terms, Nc The place OF meeting will hr mndr
known in the next issue at this paper. Jan. /
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MARRlED-At tho American House in Otta.
wa, on the 9th inst. by the Rev j. Miller, Mr..
Brnros HoLprua,S, to Miss ALrCE ASH ADAMS,
all Of this county.
At Vermilionvlllc In Sale co.. on the Soh
nlt, by Rev r q Bristol, Mr. WILLIAM T..
CoSwAr, to Mls, MARY A. WOODWARD all OF
that place.
In Freedom, on the Esd ult., by Rev ". War.
riner, Mr.. Ausrls NELsos, TO Mss JrLlA KETTLE.
soy,
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E,iri. Of OIir(r loopcr dgcd

DURSUNNT toau order oi the county count
! ut la 81 lie county ro,cr Is h"rbv given, that
all persons having clam. against the estate NJ
Oliver Cooper late ot SAID county. deceased. ARE
required to produce the same in writing aud hle
them IN said court ON The Srcuud NoudnynFchr-a.
AIRY next, when aud where such claimants are re-
quested to appear Tor the purpose OF having their
clnlms adms din pursunnc, otlaw.
Jan !, lSj3-.6t. Don. G., COOPER, Amir
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EAn,. nf Lnrcl hlmanN. dec1

DY virtue OF an order OF the county court, in and
ID for La Sale county, the undersigned, admin
Islr1tor OF the Estate Of Love- kmbal, deceased.
vii sell atpuhIc Huclionat the house OF E!eazer
Woodworlh, IN the town ct NarselIIcs. in sald
cuunyro on Monday, the iirh day OF lie )ruay
next, commencing at 10 o'clock \. VI. ui that
day, all the interest, legal aud equitable 10 which
the ,ad kmba died, seized or possessed OF, in and
to ia, following Real Estate, vZ.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
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! NAV Eat my Warehouse, storage Tor 10000
! bU-hr..sbr,Ird com, and OATS on which | will
advance ~ cents IN corn, - cents on oats, and
more u u'cded charging interest on money adyan-
r,i. Md insurance on grain. Corn must brclcan.
lnu. G., Buzz