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notice Of the intended presentation osaid ssses ~
mentto III. council having been evenly the cily
clerk.
The councllthen ptocre ed 10 review said as
srss'nen, roll, aud IL persons having objections to
the zane were invited 10 state the otJecilcn. No
person. however. appearing TO object to nd as
scsSincnt, II was, on motion, confirmed, and a
warrant directed to- be issued tor the COLLECTION
thereof, returnrble on The ID day oiOctober, 1854
On motion Of did. Haskell, It was
y, dercd, 1hs, an election for alderman OF the
third ward at the city Of Ottawa. be held III the
court house IN said city, on Monday, the 3lst day
OF Iuly, 1851 instead Of William Richardson. de-
ceased.
Ga motion of Ald I.raveRs.
CIdcrcd Tint the miyorbe hereby authorized
10 take chuTge ard general supervision oi the
streets and a'ieysoi The city and keep them IN as
good order, asrircumsances within his con'tol
and his bee Judgment may direct.
Bills were pic.ontcd from n SAWYER. S3' so
supervisor o,s,ice,s Martin MuIay, 81 so labor
on streets ralrick Malls an, -. labor on street. /,
David Walker. So %, cnnphenc, Hc.; J. w.
Mills, 81. "a, window shades.
Bills examined, found correct, and paid.
Bill Of ". 5. Enston, $50, assessors services,
was prescnteo aud referred to the lima nee commit.
tee.
Aid Famine moved
That the appeal to the circuit court, in the case
oithe city of Ottawa against Thomas Cronahsn
be with drrwn.
Motion lost.
AID Cogswell, from the committee appointed
n, last meeting draft resolutions on the death OF
alderman Richardson, reported the following
which were unanimously adopted
tSee resolutions in the Free II dder oithe 18th
inst)
The city attorney reported 20 the council a"rev-
enue ordinance" and street ordinance,
which were read and severnlly approved.
tSee ordinances in he free Trader oithe 18Th
instantly
The city attorney further repo. ted an ordinance
in relation TO hogs which was referred TO the com
mit'ee on laws,
The council then adjourned,
i. K CouRTNry, city clerk
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In La Sale eOunty,--Secton -, eh Of 81 and
wh OF 26, in township 81, range $ east Of the 81
p. m. a strip ol land Is broke on the lines OF the
above tracts s1i'icien, for ths planting aud cuiti
Walton OF an osagc orange hedge.
In L,ringsiop county The whole Of sec. 90,
and the nh oil 80, IN township 30 range east OF
the 81 p. m.
These tracts are from one and half Ia seven
miles OF the Junction OF III. For, Wayne and La.
con alr.Ine railroad, and the Chicago and Mis-.
sissipp railroad, and nre most OF them well water.
ed and at n respectful distance from timber md
settlements wild deer plenty; wolves aud green
headed flies abundant
The choiccot anyqnnr,er section OF these lands
can be had at 50 per acre,
la lee county. Whole Of section go, together
with 10 acres Of timber land, in township 81.
range west OF the 18th p, m, 100 acres OF which
are broke, eighty acres fenced aud under culuvG.
ton; three miles o,osngc orange hedge a'oundil,
and within miles OF the franklin grove depot.
Also, a good house nndn nine and hafacres in
the village OF Lee Cca,or.
Allorany Of these landswllb be sold in qianti.
ties to sui the purchaser.
lamhound 10 sell these lands, for have made
arrangements to 20 to Nebraska ,eei IN, duty
to 90 there audvole against slavery and am desi-
tous to get company Of abolitionists to 20 with
me Tor the same patriotic and phllaulhropc pun.
pose. June 2i-tiD WM. PniLLirS.
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literary AssOCiatiOu

Dr. Harris, Librarian, acknowledges tho
receipt of the following donations to the
Literary Association Library:
A. Lcmoreaux, G2 volumes, (including 80
volumes already acknowledged , p. X. Lee
lard, 10 volumes; Geo. W. Pearce 0; City
of Ottawa per common Council, 7; Thos'
Theophilus, 5; Chas. Porter, 3; ID. Walk
cr, ?; Andrew Lynch, .; Oscar Flyers, 2;
Geo. II. Hunter, l j, p. Anthony, /; S, L.,
Frost, S. book case; j. B. Tombs, 90 stain
ing cases; W. b. Fyfc, 81, b. I. Phelps, SOC
ID. r. Gregg, Doe.
1t is scarcely necessary to say that the
number of volumes is no index to their
value, as many of the books donated are
worth from to 4 dollars each.
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uesuay evening, July ISth 1881
Present. Mayor tlickling, aud Aid Lrav.ns,
Lynch, Fash, Cogswell Tanning, Haskell, and
Walker--a
khGnt--Ald. Miller. and Bristol.
Aid. Cogswel announced the death, on Thurs
day, 18th instant, Of his colleague, Alderman
William Richardson.
Whereupon. II WINS
Ordered That a committee Of three he np-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive OF the feel
nss Of the council on the loss Of their esteemed
fellow member.
Aid. Cogswell, Haskell and Lynch, commit
tee
Minutes o. the first Of July re ad nd approved
Petition OF Henry Benson fra renewal Of H.
cense to retail spln,uons and other liquors, was
presented.
Aid. Fash moved that the pet ton be laid on
the table Motion lost
Ayes--Ald. Fash, Gogswcll, and .Iaskell--3
.Noes--Ald Leaveus, Lynch. Fanain9, md
Walkers.
Thereupon Aid. Fash, Cogswcll. md Haskell
witndr ", leaving the council one less than quo
rum.
The members prss.n, adjourned to tomorrow
lWednesdayl evening i9hinst
T.R. COURTNEY, city clerk.
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0ttaba fire. GraSsr


Tie steaming, sweltcring, roasting, frying,
stcwing, broiling weather of the last month
finally yielded On Monday to cooler iniiuen-
res, and we are able again to draw breath
without the application Of Jew David's
plaster. The present month Of July was the
hottest continuous spell of weather Ottawa
has witnessed in ten years. The mean tenn
pcraturc of the month was 1890 degrees,
against II so for the same month last year
Frequently the thermometer rose TO 81 in the
shade. The showers of Monday and since
then however have sobered the temperature
down to -, and people can venture out again
without fear Of melting down or willing un-
under coup dc so'iel, The health of the city
continues excellent.
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AQugDUcT MiLLs.--By reference to an ad-
vertisemcnt in to-day's issue, it will be seen
that the above mill is again in complete run.
ming order Having received an addition of
new smut mill, boiling cloth, and various
changes in the machinery, the proprietor cx-
poets to give better satisfaction than ever be.
fore.
He has also started ucw institution" in
the shape of a dslirery nagoa, by which, cit
liens can have -four left at their dwellings
without extra charge for carriage, by leaving
an order, accompanied with the money, at
Mcssrs. Rcddick & Hurbut's store, where +,
slate will be found for that purpose. This
will be botha great convenience and saving
of time AVID money, obyiatin5 the necessity
OF spending perhaps half hour in watching
for dray, which our business mon, to whom
''timo is money" will appreciate. Mr.
keeler is determined not to DC ou,dOnl with
rcgarri to the quality Of his -four, and in
tends proving his motto TO be the correct one
--"semper crcstcns'--always rising. We
trust that his enterprise will meet with Il
speedy reward.
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H0SF0RD & MILLER,
General and Agents,
WATERLOO, BLACK HAWK CO., IOWA.

A RE prepared TO transact any business per.
N tanning TO the purchase and sale OF land or
Town Lots, Investigation OF Titles, transfer and
conveyanccs generally
We have located ourselves in III interior for
that purpose nd will personally survey and care
iullyexhininc any tract OF In nd within our reach
give c0rrec. and prompt inormniion concerning
Congress Lands, IN the Dubuque and DcsMoines
Land Districts, III any OF the surrounding cOun-
ties. especially on lhe proposed lines Of Rail Road
from Duliuqur ives, and the Cedar River Valley
Rail Read. Persons wishing 10 make safe invest
ncn,s by having careful elections made would do
wcllio address OF give H. acall
Lands located on time io' Tiers. Pa,men, Of
taxes punciunlly attended 90. Township platsUf
latest date awayt on lerd.
30 900 Acres of Choice Farming Land.
For Sale from 81 10 a. pes acre. Also seyrrni
small lots OF lumber oi good gnaly. L,kewse2
ORB improved tnuns near the county sent,
A.P. IiDSFOitD EDMUND MILLER.
RfrEEINcEs Gov Naitrson, Springfield Ill :;
Hon james Gwin, Huntington, Pal K, &. Coo
d-ll Cash. Mcreh a. Blowers Bauk, joliet. III (;
G.org. ). Fisher, Cash. Bank ofOuswa, III II.
y. Eamcs. tanker. Ottawa, III h. r. stiles, Esq
Dixon III II 3, Hsthrrin eton Du Buque Iowa
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Dr.. W. e, FARREILiS

trl"hra'cd Original Arabian Lnmspt
'Tii mGdicin. having been extensively used
has rtql.r"d hiahrcputarior. NM fGo, w.,
Hlndyed IhoHsa..d Potiics have been .oidwi,hln
ilrinsiytar aud The deinond Is .iill increasing.
NoiHcd.cne o. orplnary qunte couldc on,iHunllp
u'c long. and yet maintain the high character
his article POSSESSES.
The Hrnrfl at'ortedto the SufernrThoussrY,
N'tinev"the forgotten. md i,sincrcasiny use WA
daily produce More Evidence Units Faror. No.
medicine wiilcurcall diseases, but Iacosfsst;Si,
Fogls given lha,;hs Lnmen, will
.. PERMANENTLY CURE
nearly every complain; for wbtnil rs rec omrnen,
ded, and IN MI cases nrGyc So beneficial, ms 10 4.
satisfactory 10 the afflicted.
smanuactufcdw great car. ofhyh,y me-
ti-inal ingredients, every article composinpit in
,hotouc'y tested andthe Most Desrucfire Disfii-
t"f'os used to Obtain the actise principle in the
most soncenirateddrgree, thusayoiding a n NOAH.
billtyoi aun;eiior mixture.
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Wednesday evening, July 10Th, 1854
Present mayor, and Aid l.eavens, Fash,
Miller Cogswe'l, flaming, Bristol, Haskell,
and Walkers
Absrnt--Ald. Lynch-l
Petition Of James Ke-er and Others, asking for
an appropriation To regulate and grade VI lchigan
street.
Referred TO com ui,,ce on streets.
Petition Of J. W. Antes sand - others, for
the non struction of bri dge on Columbus stree .
over the main canal
LAID on table tor publication of notice
The questi IN on granting license to Henry Ben
son, on pc titlon presented at last meeting being
next In order, 1t was, on motion of Aid. Leav.
ems,
Ordered, Thatihe pettiono Of Henry Benson,
tor renewal OF licensc, and all other petitions
that may be presented for a license or renewal OF
license to sell sp'rnousand other liquors, bclaii
on te tao"' unliI an alderman tor the third
waidshal be elected and take his sea, in the conn
cl: Instead OF alj"rman Richardson, d.ceused.
II was,hen
ordered, Tha, the city councildo now elect.
10y ballot, three reputable, discreet, aud disinler.
csIed trecholders OF the city @! Ottawa, whose
duty II shall he to ascertain and assess the dana.
grsanl rcccmpense due the owners respectively
Of sich rca estate MS shall be- taken and appro-
ptilted Tor the opening Of South ia Sale street
mud oiCourtncy street, in accorGa nee with an or
der ct said council, passed July LIST. 1854, and q,
The same time assess the amount oil such damn.
on The ren estate deemed bcneii, by the omen.
ingo sail streets, in proportion as nearly as NAV
De 70 ,he benefits resulting to each parcel OF
ground respectively.
The council then proceed ed to elect three conf
missioners under the foregoing order.
On the hIs, ballot, Benz, r, Phelps, and IA.
ronB Smith received each seven VOTES Honey
Drew four, aad lohn c, Chnmplinihree.
On the second ballot, HopIcy Dew received
seven votes.
Nhcreupon Benz. 7. Phelps. Aaron q
Smith, and llopcy Drew, hae,ng each received
the eotesof mujoIity OF all the aldermen an.
'ho'lyed by law TO b. elected, were declared
elected.
Thomas Clark presented claim Of four dol
lars, for labor on streets in the fourth ward Re.
krred to finance committee.
Arpor' was presented by the commissioner.
appointed 18th OF June last, to nsscss ,he sum a
five hundred and fifty dollars, and costs. on real
estate deemed benefited by III. construction Of
bridge ovcr III. lateral cana NJ cid, cut, o, Mad
i'oNs'f'si, accompanied blythe asscs,m.r', due
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HYDRorHoDIA-Wc learn that a French
boy, who had been working in the brick
gard Of Mr.. Hess, in West Ottawa, and we
believe is relative of Mr.. H., was on Tues.
day taken with hydvphobia, and is still suf-
Tered all the horrors Of that fearful NAL
ady. The boy was bitten by a black dog,
some four weeks ago, and had been in poor
health ever since Several other persons
were bitten at the time, by the same dog,
but VIC understand so slightly, exceptin one
case, that no serious results arc apparent or
apprehended The boy died on Thursday.
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POEM NO. 2.
ON THE NEW STORE,
OF ONMiI & NNlTMORE,
InFront of,he Court House Door,
Which people say.
Is TIC eAc,l pest store ~ Ottawa.

+ A gain in sweetest me'sc,
Our song begins
We've got sa'tp,'rc.
Nu'megs, s;ythes, sniih', chlns nails, and
ROPE,
Shavlug, roie'. and good common -oap;
Nnnkcrn end linens, brown, Whit, AMI bgt,
FIrst-inre tobacco and Scotch snuff,
Handsome sIich-l- ard carpet bHg-.
WANTED butter. cgg. rud pape, rags,
Hides, wool, and other kinds Of produce.
FOR SALE egar--hc rcal pure Juice;
Tacks, bTHds shoe thread. aud buckles,
Buck skin gloves. toshied yonr Anurhles.
Tca.cups and s,ucrf., plates aud p.aitcrs,
Wash bowls, and pitchers, nnd-wcIi no mat.
ter
Lnrge wooden bowls that "a NJ be- beat,
For miS,nE dough or mncIng meat,
Willow baskets, round and ohuHg,
Ieds--Csnion OuIong, aud |! ouohcug.
Saws, axes, andaNe-hanh,cs.
Lamps, candles ard candles,
Cloths, casslmers, and doe skins.
CATER, boplses, cncks, and buskns,
Whi'ecIHpc, embroidered Canton eh1r,s.
Figured and plain 81 SpaTasols
Sp9ons-E'itann, and tin galvanized.
Sngqr-clarl.itd and payer2ri
Linssy- woOlhey-- OXtOTC dorlma,
S-w.ng..ik, and sometimes cmoD'.
Black, blue. red, aud brown c1mblc,
List. tape, and cord, byyard orsiick.
Silk baregc, and nice hUc barge De lanes,
Alpaca, blue check, corse i-an-.
Mafina paste-bonrd, bonnet wire:
Half hose and some that come up higher
Crash, diaper, aud fine blue drilling,
Yes, padding, frst.raie for shilling,
Canton, white, and yellow ianmes,
Twist, the purrst hair Of car1es,
Bumbaancs and bumbazctes,
Undrrsleeves aud ch.mI7cItcs.
Mohair mitts, elastic gnrtera,
Soda aud pure cream ri Tartar.
Russett aud cdlt.skin pockethopk',
The very he IT OF crochet hooks
Pins and needles large and small,
No ,shiskey--We roll The Temperance ball
Stocks aud pocket handkerchief,
Leghorn hats land good palm leafs,
Combs--,op, side, and ivory fine,
From two-andsixPence 10 dime,
India rubber, Of Goodyears make,
That ne'er wear out-,hcy never break ;
Pocket reddlng, aud wo oden combs,
Convenient of, or al your homes
But we mus, stop with No. .,
Lay down the pen, to think OF YOU
Our weary bones some q:irt need,
So We shall fesi-=Mhl, YOU my read,
10 he continued
OF Paste this in your serap-book.
July Is. BAees poet
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OF SILK, cotton, and lise thread tot ladies' mis-
sc, and gentlemen.
LIT linen, shectings, counterpancs. shirtings,
.h.c bnrus. table covers, linen sheetlngs. nap.
kins, table coth., pillow case linens. aud n inlly
goods OF cy-fy description. oar stock viii always
comprise the best makes and styles m market
900 picc, rest English and American prints,
bret qualities aud iIles IN market. mescH hem
all al 10 rents.
We have now in sio'r many styles OF goods
boueht al auction, ana j"r cash IN tmrrno
quantities, that We rciall2y 'he yard, tor less
pI.ce Than western megchan,spa Tor themIn New
York and Bosom.
We shall receive large additions 10 our stock
almost daily duringthe season. aud receIvc = u the
novelties IN style or fabric. Immediately on her
first appearance in the New York, Boston, o.
Philadelphia markets. having resident buyers in
those cities.
Country merchants buy ing for cash, will find it
'oihcir interest TO examine thisslock.
lunl7 Ross & FosrrR, II Lake street. Chicago
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Poem No. z.

Poem No. z.
Ye city folks and country too,
We want to show you something new;
We've sugars by the thousand pounds,
Pnms and rasons tongues and rounds,
a large amount OF whips clashes,
Rolling pms, poatOe smnshers;
Cornmea aud -four mop haniles, bfooms,
Buggy mats, tea and table spoons,
Looking Glasses, window glass,
All kinds OF soap, n lllIe gas;
Ginger pepper, cloves aud all.spicc
Nuts OF allsor,s apples, peach and rice,
Salarotus tea and nnils,
4 oommon kind and three hoop cedar pals,
Hall hushel measures, tnbs aud chufns,
Strrne candles, stars and spurns,
Plpesand tobacco aud Cignrs,
Pickles in barrels and glass Jars
Lemons and squecssrs and nutnIegs.
Smoked hams and shoulders camphor II eggs,
Salt bags, barrels, boxes and wooden bowls,
Needles aud pins, thread, skeln and spool,
Butter and cheese and picked iucat,
Crackers aud cakes and good things to cat,
Gold I,cm"nade, cider and beer,
Yet nothing alcoholic here;
Sugar boxes, ropes and earlhernj jars,
Caps powder, shot, slice, lend and bars,
Rakes, coffee, ,cksi and fine combs.
An kinds o. spice and mace aud prunes,
A large amount otboos and shoes,
We sell SO chcnp we beat the Jews,
And much too numerous 10 mention,
iVell worth your cash and best attention,
Then ca at the store our goods cun he seen,
Just Yves, Of the coGr, house,
WHITMAN & DEAN.
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n O / &c

'INiIE partnership heretofore existing between
l. IL llecht, and l.. COIN. in the cloti.ing nus
mess, under III, state and name OF Ii,chr 81 Co,
is this day dissolved. L. CoHS,
II. IlEcHT.
The undersigned will coninnc in the same bust.
ness, the sane oiace, and 4olcils the patronage
OF the pubic dune ~ H. Cons
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II Hats and Caps. ga
NOTICE.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing in the
! Grocery business. sctwcen the und, signcd
late parineSs trading under the name and style o,
pl7uib u Pa,ien, is this day dissolved by mutual
q. nsen,. The INN busineas will be settled up at
he s,o,e by Prerrc +. Chnrrenud.
O,tawa me J, 1854. Ell PLUNR.
f. ATTN
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Aami.,ratOr', Notice.

DIBTII Not''e IS hrroty gfvenTtlr ifc guT
L scu1cr, Adm!rj.tTariN Of the estate OF lJsnfv
Lcyel's' teceascd, vii attend the County Cour,
oiL'vints'on County. and Stale of Illinois. n, n
icrm thereof 10 be holf.n at the Court House in
Pontiac, IN sad County, on The fret Monday -
'uy htNi' when and where NIL persons having
claims against SAID estate are rotl.ipd and re-
Il"s'eC to prcseu; The same to said Conr, for nd
ucic7aol. MAEIsDA LoyELEss,
ApfH Is, 1851 Adr,;ri.,,n,;
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OTTAWA MARKET.

JUL
The farmers arc still too busy harvesting
to inspire much activity among our produce
dealers. Very little now wheat is yet thresh-
cd, and it is too early for oats. Corn, howe
yer, is looking up, and the trade is now prin-
cpally in this article. We quote,
Flour, per bbl,, 400.
Wheat, Winter 90
SpriGc sOa9Oc.
Corn, shei,e-, 90 lbs, 43c car ioc.
Oats, 22c
Butter, l2!c prlb.
Eggs, &c.
Potatoes, old Doc. new 75c.
Lumber clear $50, NJ,
% clear, S25, NJ,
Common, slS NJ,
Chickens, l2t.
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CO-k'AisTNERsHIP.

VHh subscribers have this day entered inta
l. 60 partnership, and will continue business At
he Old stand under tho firm OF Shuer q Co
Thankful tor past fayors, We respectfuly solicit
ron'IruaH"e Of the same, assuring you We will do
"a well 10y jou as any establishment in the ritv
All rrcenn'a due the late firm Will be settled
- the Subscribers, J. y, SHuLrx,
il. A. SnrLsR,
April o.. nA,t E,cur,.,,o,,
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STATE or ILLINOIS, la SuHe County,
ss The People Of The State Of Illinois, To ali
e. inioa these Presents NAV come. nad espc.
c,Giiut 10 The arTt Of Kin, Hcrs.at lar. and
Crrdiiors If Ell mn, dec'd--GREETYNG !.
NNHiRENS. Alexander X, Milo, admins.
w traitor Of the Esla,c al Eli Hill, deceased.
Is desrou, otrcnderlng n account Of his proceed
ines a. such administrator, and havnga fnal set.
,lcmsn,, and for that purpose has made an appll-
cation in the County Cont OF l., Sale county for
AGITATION, to be directed o ,hose VIII may be in.
tctes,ed ~ ia,j estai'; WE, TtlEREFORE,
require youto appear before cur said court, at he
court house at Ottawa. in said county os the 7h
day OF Ausust, 1854, at 10 O'Clock IN the fore
noon il YOU see it to attend the final settlement OF
said account
In Testimony Whereof, the subscriber,
Clerk of,he county court Of =, Salie county
II, 81 aforesaid. hne heteuntO set his hand ana ui.
fixed the seal OF said Court, the 7th day ui
July, 1854
July s-tv. Say, " R.Yyosr. Civt.
Hybniox
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OTTAWA, JUNE, 1854.

TINE undersigned having formed q connection
in business under the firm Of Whitman u
Dean NJ the old ard well Known stand OF tiumo
& PGt,en, west of the Court tlonsc, ottawa,
where they have and intend to keep eonslnn,
supply Of Groceries, Provisions, &c, where 'll
kinds OF country produce will be taken IN eXchang
for Goods Rags wanted e
NJ C.. WHITMAN a. >. DEAN.
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IN The Matter IF he Estate Of John O'Don-
nCll, decd
NOTICE is hereby giv'n, TO the heirs. law,
~ and all persons interested in The estate
OF John UDcuncll, deceased, that on the l.,
Monday OF september next, | shallpr.sen, n peti.
Ito the county court of La Sale county, at a
term OF said court then TO be holden, iorihc sale
OF the eh OF the seq of sec 10, town 80, L. I" be
longing 10 said estate, for the payment of the
debts aud liabilities OF said estate
MARY ODoaSrLr.
Glover a Look, SOS July i5-Gv.
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MARRTED-On the 9th inst, by Rev G..
Schlosser, Mr. HARLos p. Woop to Miss c.
McDoNALD, all Of this city.
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

read What thy Sdy-Dr J. +. PlnT, West
lIcid' Indiana. IN alet,erto ". B. Farrell, dated
Jsnualy2s, 1871, says:
lhaVcnsed yourlinimrntnnl other medicines
andtndlns them excelen, articles. and Of ready
sn'c, and medicines which should he in every
house and stable wish to know on what terms
YOU wilifurnish me with sufficient nunn,iv 10,
supply the whole State OF Indiana, south and ess
OF III" Wabash. Respectfully yenrs,
J. PLdFE
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Connecticut Clock Depol,
WhsLnlan & Dcane !

4 LARGER variety. Guanfitv, md superior
~ quality to any teOIs offered IN thsciiy con
slanty on hand, and sJtd at the most moderate
pTice~, We receive direct from the mandatory
Also, clock repairing done snd warranted, al
moderate prices.
lnvew oi NV long experience, esiensiy. ac-
qualntanc,, and general satisfaction given ~ the
business, hope 10 receive liberal share Of pat
ronnge. both from the city and surrounding coun-
Try. a. 5. DEAN, ncSt side Of a.. court house,
Otidnd. .inlN Is
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TO THE PUBLIC.
10 ! - Nv = ( .4OE-'3 q" FT-I E.4NIl'
- + you ~aut'o -src your time, money IN
~ h"alih, then come and bug your
BOOTS AND SIlOIS.

At the 'ign Of The mammoth boot u tios-nch new
block, where lind the bcsthuoi- and shoes
10 the 81 oi Dliuw., Of our own manufacture
- tia, ia" economical buyer caunO; help buying
Please call and esbmiue tor Yourselves Our
motto is, small prOAls quick sales anduo cred =
IL" NJ H. PRrscurTN Go.
y. B. Port made 10 ordcron the most reason
able terms, in the most fashionable style hy the
very b,tlwurkner. Lag Xp..f4.4scc 81 d AnOw!-
edge ofhr business, enables the subscribers to
Guido those who know EoLmg about Gather.
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