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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

UMILFs' DISTANCE SAVED TO CHICA0oAND ST LOUIS
The MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD LINE carrying the G.eat Western United States
the following s,aEch INST class Steamers running
on Lake E.ie In connection with tie NEW YORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD DuDkk touching Cleveland, and
az directly with tho
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS at CHICAGO, ia
Dep6i thus forming Daily Line for Passengers and
Freight Hewl the Mississippi River NIAGARA, Capt
Miller EMPIRE Capt Nitcheli KEYSTONE STATE Capt
Ribalds; LOUISIANA Capt Davenport Also
A DAILY LINE FROM BUFFALO DIRECT TO MONROE,
by welsuown magnificent Floating Palaces EMPIRE
STATE Wilson Comr Buffalo Mondays and Thursdays;
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, A D. Pe'sins, Conr leaves Buffalo
TUESDAYS Fridays; NORIHERS INDIANA, / 4. Pheatc,
Com'r. leaves Buffalo ednesdays and Saturdays
one al the above splendid will the " f. r.
Line Dock O'Clock NJ every day, Except slndays) and
run through Monroe landing IN - hours whore
the LlGAINlAG EAPRESs TRAIN will be 10 waiting tass
Paeusl!s ChlctgO hours arriving evening s'7r
leaving BufalO.
Running time from New York % Buffalo. u hours
Ha.nii- from Buffalo 10 Monroe ........i IL hour
R.nnius time Monroe Chcazo......... LOus
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Accented and filed.

Accepted and lied. - =
Tie report Of the Special Committee OF the Board q
Councnen to re-purohaso the Gansevoor property ana
in regard TO compromising the matter came up ana penu
ing a discussion a motion from ALI. HOWARD PreVaneu
and the Board adjourned to this afternoon.
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a. I.werw. ISAAC DAYTON Admmis-rn'or'
C,TpRENF COI'RT - ASAHEL CROW LEY


- ,g,ugt CYRUS ; sHEPARD-To the DEFESDAhf-sfR;
the complaint N "a acton
aud copy Of ne at Elicottse
Neiok. within twenty days aitef IN s!'e o'o
Of the dag such service AID YOU i 70 'ne %
the plaintiff " III aNe luis o @ s o.
tu bou.eud and dollars gh interest Ton The ith Gay Of
rr eight hundred aud fyicur besides me costs OF
will notice that the complaint m h- e vs.
the CLERK the COMFY OF Api -
uyS sxW A RICE fiaintn A'tofh"y
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CUPEEME COURT.-In The matter Of the applca.

- The MAYOR. Ald, and tonnoe!ty u tAe ~ q
NewYoIk. relative 10 the OPENING ElCHIi STREET
.hs E.hhayuus the Hudson RIVER IN tue Cts Of New
Yofs-Plisuan. statutes ia such made ad prsdd tho
Mayo aud Comuonaty OF the C7 Of YORK hereby
that they attend io apply 10 toe uPen+ Cuu OF the
STATE New SPECIAL enn Of aid Court 10 be- held At the
C, Saturday the OH day Of Jliy 4 D. 1894 A.
the opening OF he Court that DAY Thereafter nn
beard. the Of Commissioner OF E-f.te
sud Asessu'ut IN the Stove entitled natter ths the ns,- aud
proyenru- h@rebv intended m. OfENlN5 Of
EIGHTY m from The kg,h ,l Hudson
The Cry New York lsd map plan Of
under By the Lcrlltue le Peo
Ci til state Of Scw ok. cltsc IN act relative g. Improve
touching the layl- Of Streets sad Roads 10 me Oy OF
NewIoEk AID tor ether P-s, Iasacd Ap ?. 7 AID has
the said Coat u tAel and there Be moved - amend M ~ here
t.oe ldc aid entered the matter " the agc-D VI tAe
Manor Alderman Odd Goa aola.s Of tLe Cry " Ne" OK res
90 the Opening Oh such par 81 Esyd street non ih
F0Lsveuue To- tie Es River not now oendj In he City Of
Ne, iok and dated 5'th May 1854 tia. he lands f4led o
he Opening r. .hty third the Eighth avenue o n7
cson RIVER be Included proceedings under me same ''
and that The le oftie ceetrgs D. ga ta
Dated Newton june TO- 1854 ROBERT DILLON
jelj % Council % me g fyoTtaon-
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LeGye Brooklyn b,
AN for Greenrort; frest 10 ME- @, HepP,e.s'
80 e-r ~ f.uu.dsc rcgrning Moua aa3 Thurs ~
f3 AZ d.. lAl afnt. on Saturday. atj % PA L5 IN s.s
bon a A or hloo ,yl .0r. Oroenf1t - ~ Al
1AAl eta u-lsc 5a0 AA ..sj p Mi fcnrtt p y ,
20 l.A tar.,s ti2. 49, o. 90 a. So 2i'oi- r. s.f
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iaanIns tilne % Chlc.so.....................


nv 4 DAILY LINES ty steamers Oh Lake T.. ie.
Thus Ac Traveller ud sA can see a. .ace tat ~ ,@f
Line the lists =
Pa.seu-es fc seed ihrou.h New York with privilege ~
rrg Over say point The and resumng leisure,
eiiie D. he new fok ard Ene Railroad via Dank< Now f0s
Fie nd Buffalo end NV Yois cry Railroad ia Buitoi
Peops- Line o Steamboats, Huds1n River Harlem and Now
Yms Central Railroads. Via Alb NY aud Buffalo.
further Through Tickets Or Freight Apply e
the Company. once No 10 bfoswsy OF Deyst New
Yots JOHN r. PORTER, General Agent OF
l. = DUNIDS Ticket AGENT
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Eccal Notices.
T nSIER0GATE,s COURT held in and for the

AT SuEROGATE's COURT held In ana l"r inc
n Comfy OF New the Suuosates Once IN the oy
York twelfth May the year one thousand
esLt bundled fifty present Alexander w Bradford Su
5ne m the matter application to Mortgage Lease or sen
e Real Estate SAMUEL ROBERTS de ased Tor the payment
and filing due proof BY afcN OF me se
yire of an order on SCHUREMAN HALSTtD Aad ANN
ROBERTS Administrator ard AdmnsIaH % me Esa'e OF
ROBERTS, late Of the City OF Ne" lo do
ceased requiring them appear in this CONT TINS aa anu 10Y
cans why thew should he required To hortsag Lease o. He
the Req. Estate sid deceased for the payment o - a
the contrary "a ~
10 . ;r,srd in the Estate OF the said SAMUEL ROBERTS,
epr.nr the Surrogate OF the county OF ew
In York, the wentys'n diY o'
lime next O'Clock the forenoon OF that Gay h ana
10 show cause why authority should not be gwen 20 te a M
much OF the Real rsHe
Of The said SAMUEL ROBERTS deceased as shall DC necesa 70
poy his debts. a W. DN-Ai'' oNN' S
1tvI
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CUPREME COURT.-In tie matter Of The AppIica-

0 NVI I''F'''
- Mayor Aldermen and C9mmoaay Q, inc * Il
New Yct. feie,ye 10 lie OPENING Of ElOHTIfIFTH
STREET from Td.ey the Ees RIVER IA the 1ty % De" f0s
NOTICE hereby given That The costs chirss sId IN
viii be sxed by the clerk m supreme Court A. bis oce IN the
Hall al YORK. SATURDAY the l7l day
Of June las, Al O'Clock. A. M-Aew-fork May %. 1854
EDWARD {. WEST
ERAsTTs " GLOVER, Commissioners
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ConrseLs Chicago with Low Pc S.an.-
boats M places north q CHICAGO Green Bay; with Chicago
and Rscf san1 Bafosd La Sale sHd there with -
Rive. Lue Of sisamboa E1pess Trains ol ILLINOIS
CENTRAL AND CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROADS,
Roc. Island with line Of for Az
points shove and below making the ehea and direct Route
q Louie Rock Island Mime aud the Great West
The hHencsn Lske shore Railroads from Buffalo and DnnArs
This Toledo forming ard connu
the seehoaId the Valley ~
Ai.sisfirTi
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,ENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY.-

~ kEW-YORK EAsT0N, sOMERvlLLE &c
ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING APRIL ~, lSoi
Leave New York Easton. &c at A NJ ~ NJ AID r. ~
Leave New York for SOmoryie way az Q = VI. =. =.
BY Steamers RED JACKET and WYOMING from pier No z
lR conn, citing E1abehtorn with trains by New Jersey is
rosd from foot OF CoHtlandtst. Returning, will leave
III vburg 0ppose EsonD q 10 aud 1880 A VI aud T. w.
SoueEyili, Way al $50 A. VI
ELIIABETHPORT AND NETWORK.
Leave New.Yoik and 1913 A ", - NJ, aud D r "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

County Of hereby given All persons hivns
against JOHN LEE JR late OF the City OF Ne" fok de
cease 10 pre sent same with vouchers ne le
az hi cfce No Water in the Cry OF Neg so,S on ~
tho ,ntieth day of nextDad. New OK the oh
DAY OF May, 1851 hE'Hi 'NOiA '
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N SUPREME CoURT-CrrY and COUNTY ro Of

Il Observation-Disclosures FAN ENhh HEUIIst u ~ II
PERkINs-suumous for Money Demand on n
the DEFENDANT hereby summoned ana re4rea
IN he comraiut In which was hed IA me oice Oh
The Cek Of County of New YORK II the oy NJ
said civ on the Goth and 70 serve copy
answer TO the complaint the subscribed at M, once 20
within twenty ieI s~isio
Lis exclusive u the day - such sercei ga
fail The complaint within the time a0sAh W
a In m. action viii take ldzment against You for the sum Of
un.fy.fTo dollars thirty with Interest ffom ths
teeuth May Thousand eight hunlrrd ana my "n Ou
he Of this action. Dated. May n l61' 80,
II .l.NNa
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NOTICE is hereby given according TO law ana IN
ruruauce order Of he Surrogate ~ he Couny o.
Yo having claims ez-nN ABKAltAh Oi1i'' =
LING aie Of Inc Civ OF NwYork, Physician deceased 10 PIE
p the same with voucher, her, the ubcI1eI. ne on
sasc DAYTON No 81 Chamberst in The city OF Now ns
PLACE tensacou before The t"en Hs O 'u"'
~ ' JTfCf CRFNELfNG,
n dufn
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For Commercial Intelligence see EiglM Page.
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IN II RSIANtE OF an OTdtr OF tHe oH1'V5"VO Vi
bo Comfy of New York hereby given s persons
bevr claims against PATRICK MURPHY, late ~ the Cry o' SeN
deceased present the same VISA f3ecue
~, =, ,be subscriber ~ his office 81 dsp IN the cry o
NeYk on or before the ninth neNtDated NOV"
York thrtieth day January s2i ann ,ovcr rxcr.or
II lGw6nlW hltHAhp ''AN-'' -
IN III issuance of an order OF the Surrogate oil
tho County Of New York notice is hereby given 10 al persons
,virc claims against r. HEATON late 81 the Wy o Ne
Yok deceased present the with vouchers % s
e AZ tie store j. BlCuck, No 1913 hrdsons III
Tie CIV OF New York before the sixteenth Day OF september
uex-Daed York the fourteenth day OF sis.H l9'L
N'N'' ~ MARGARET HEArON, AdminisiTatfix
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" DFLPHIA from rier No L. North River lines dany y
=. NJ and , p NJ Morning Line At A. NJ, by sleahooa'
JOHN POTTER SOUTH AABQY thence y cars 10 way o
sP by JOHN POTTER to AMbOy thence direct 70 land.
by ears Though in Pare "a Way, Aeeomn9don ana
Fms Line q, fare 81 So Emisrant lneo r." o. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
The Literary Association.

The discussion before the Literary Asso-
citation on Tuesday evening was highly ere
table to the speakers on both sides. The La
Sale Association took the affirmative side Of
the question ION the preAdamic age of the
world,) and on submitting the question to the
audience, it was decided that the Ottawa boys
were beaten in the argument, Among the
large audience in attendance there were but
few, however, inclined to vote at all, the ar
gumcnt seemed so well balanced.
On next Tuesday evening the society will
discuss the following resolution:
That the diversity existing in the different
races Of mankind is inconsistent with their
common origin.
Atfirmativc-Dr. G. Hard
Negative Ware.
Association meets ut Fishers Hall The
public are invited to attend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

We call attention to the notice Of the
Lectures advertised IN another column by
Drs. Cutter and CurCHEoN. Dir. Cutter is
author Of the popular work on Physiology
used in all our schools and colleges. Our
readers may judge Of the interest these lee
lures have elected in other places, by the
following testimonial from those who have
listened to them. The laws of health are of
the highest importance to all, and the mani
kins will afford the best Of means to "know
myself" Ladies are free the first right.
The following preable and resolutions were
adopted at the last Of DR.. Cutcheon's course
Of lectures in lie Roy, n. Y:
Mr.. Chairman Your committee ap-
pointed last evening to prepare such rcso-
lutions as should best express, in part, the
high appreciation in which DIR. Cutchcon' 5
lectures are held by his numerous auditors
in this place, with entire unanimity present
the following:
R,solred, That in view Of the great i'm
portancc of proper knowledge of the
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene Of our
physical system, we take great pleasure in
rendering our tribute of sincere thanks to
Dr. Cutcheon for the instructions which he
has impaired on these branches during his
course of lectures in this place, believing
that they have been in accordance with the
true principles Of science, eminently practi-
cal, and such as the every.day-violated laws
of our organization demand
Rcsolred, That we most heartily commend
DR.. c. to the confidence and patronage o.
.hc public, and with the utmost ,ordaity in
.ite him to repeat his course of lectures L
our citizens at his earliest CONVENIENCE
NJ WEED, A. NJ, DIX. WrErIAMs,
DIR. BARRETT, DR. TAYLOR,
PRoF. WILSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

TUE brrArLrING TELLER. see it stated
in some of our exchanges that the late pay
ing Teller in the Office of George Smith
Thomas ii. Noblc--is defaulter from $50 -
600 to $4,000. The sum appearing large
to abstract under the circumstances named
We made inquiry Of the Cashier Yesterday,
aud learn that the deficit is about So 900. the
larger part of which is secured, We learn
furthermore that all or greater portion Of
the sum distracted, was taken on the day of
his departure, from two large deposits that
came in just before night, which were not nc.
counted for, and which was not discovered
60 have been made until several days after.
wsrd.-Ch Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

CONNECTIONS As the holidays approach
and innocent laughing, trusting childhood is
getting the capacioua stocking ready for the
bountics of glorious Krskinklc, it will be
well to bear in mind that. Mr. EsERr, at
tho Confectionery near the Bank, formerly
aIamalle's stand keeps the only establish
ment in town where Santa Claus can get a
full outfit oftoye, caady, cake, &c As to the
last named article, we can speak adviscdly
having fully tested some gorgeous specimens
for which We are indebted to the lberality of
Mr.. E., and they were the chef TGacro OF
cake, fit to adorn the wedding table of a
prince. We cordially commend Mr.. L. as a
finish cd drtiste in his line
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

FmE About 8 o'clock this morning smoke
was seen to issue from the I'd story of the
building on the square the first story ofwl,ich
is occupied by the drug and bookstore of f.
\. Griggs. BY the prompt exertions of our
without serious damage to the upper part of
The building,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

Mrs. GRAY, who proposed several months
ago 10 open school at Ottawa, but who was
prevented by the affecting event Of the death
of her daughter, has returned from the East
and, as will be observed by an advertisement
in our columns to-day, proposes to give les
sons in music during the winter. our citi-
xens, we are sure. will not fail to avail them
selves of her superior talent as teacher.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

SUPPEn.-The friends of Phrenology in
tend having supper on the LIST of January
next in this city. Prof |. S. Palmer will be
present. Tickets s ach-admttnga lady
and gentleman, may be had Al the store Of
j. G. Stone and W. b. Fyfe, or Of any Of the
members Of the society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

Mrs. NJ F, EMERSON, a lady who has won
distinction as an advocate of woman's rights,
will lecture at THE place on Tuesday evening,
probably at the conrt house. Her subject
will be "Small People VS.. Great People" We
anticjpatc n fine lecture
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

Sickness among our hands and heavy
run Of jobbins, prevented US from getting out
our paper in time for the Saturday morning
mails this week. Welope the omission viii
not occur soon again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

NV EEAR's ApDREsS.-Our Carrier offers
q prize OF s. and the Free Trader one year
Tor the best New Years address, to he han.
,led in by the 9th inst. Said address not
60 contain less than 20 nor over 100 lines
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
OTTAWA MARKET

OTTAWA, Dec. ., 1854.
There is no particular change or new fea-
tuTe to notice in the marko; this week. Re
ceiots of grain continue fair.
Flour, per Dbl, 500.
Wheat, Winter ,0Oal,03
Spring, 90.
Corn shclIed, 60 lbs, Sec; ear 3ia36c.
Oats, 21c.
Butter, lee pr ID, in trade, 10 cash.
Eggs, Ice.
Potatoes, 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

The BRIDGE.--On "merrY Christmas day."
we are enabled now positively to announce,
It will be our joy to welcome the first team
across the Illinois River Bridge at Ottawa
Foot passengers capable Of walking plank
can already cross, but the experiment is ra-
ther hazardous, and its trial especially dis
couragcd to any one with even the smallest
brick in his hat. We propose, on its com
pletion TO notice this noble structure more
extendcdly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

IMPORTANT SALE.-Thc property Of the
late Gcrshom Burr, offered for sale in to-day's
paper, deserves especial attic. ton, 1t en-
braces some of the finest property in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
FARM FOR SALE.

THE " Q 60 %, T. IS r 5,
ENORMERLI Owuc,! aud occupied by Giles
J. W Jackson 3 miles east OF Mlr-uie-, on
the Chicago and Rock Island railroad. aud on the
!. aud Vi. canal. There IL about 10 acres ot
land. with bearing orchard OF excellent fruit, n
well and cistern, and a new house, nearly finish
ed
Fori0r'her particulars, apply to G " Jack
son, Ottawa, or 20 d &. tulrthii, adjoining
said farm. Nau.us, August j-ti.
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I,ati;5. for sale,

In In Sllie county, -- Section -, "h OF p, md
VIII OF %, IN township range jsas'ot the 3d
p III. \ -lrpOi land broke nlh1 lines OF The
above tracts, suiIicicniior h4plauung and cult
yution Of an Usage orange hedge
IL livingston county Tn, whole of sec. 2s
aud the nh oi 80, IA townships 80. range east %
the 81 p m.
Thtsc tracts feffom one and a half to seven
miles of the luuciIon OF the Fort Wayne aud Lac
con aly-une faroad, and the Chicago mud Ms.
slssIppi railroad NOV l-lyj VS. PHILLIPS.
Apply 10 VI f. HoLLrsrER. OitlCg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

The State Legislature of California meets
che 81 of January next. A United States
Senator is to be elected
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Ottawa Furniture Depot !
rAIIcAMpAyGN. 1884.

THE subscriber would respectfully say to hisold
i customers, and citizens generally, tina, he has
still enlargedhs warerooms, and increased
his stock with greater variety OF articles. lie
hopes st I'll to give that satisfaction to his custo-
meis, whish six years steadily increasing bust.
ness (ironling all competiiion) makes Inn ieei he
has given, aud that the depot is the place to get
good articles. and cheap too.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
Medical Notice!

TllOSE effected with lung, liver, and bronchial
affections, diseases oi the spite, &c, can
consul, DR.. james flasher, AT his Office, al the
City hotel, in Peru, on Saturdays during The win
ter. Dr. frisher treats on the sam principle as
that pursued by Drs Whitley 4 Inch At New
York city and describes the feelings o The allie.
ted in al ordinary cases, without icing told by
patients or others believing that jhuse only can
make perfect cure who can put their finger ON
the weak points and explain their cause and eft
tecls. From DR. rs numerous cures IN l.. Sale
and adjoining counties for the last eighteen
months, further comment oud be snperlluous.
ni-3H' JAMES FRASHrR, ". u.
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Mansion House,

,sss.wrs IA mos. j. vi DE
issiiNs TilF opreiorhaving recently pur
!--.'asF.l chased this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, and having en-.
tirelyrenovated and reht,cd it, has made il dcci-
dedy ,he best house in the city.
lie is prepared TO accommodateanya moun of
trayellersand boardersin the very best style, and
will always keep an Omnibus and baggage wagon
a each time OF their arrva the depot.
Hisiablc will be furnished with all the delica
cies the country afford ,incudingall kinds Of
wild game while his terms for boarders aud tran.
sien,customerswilbea slow as the,imes willlus.
lily.
Aarge barn wiihample stablingi is a,tachedto
the house sufficient to accommodate any number
othorses. Also large carriage house, besides
alotherc onvenlpnces ueCessaI, iort thee omiu RI Of
those v no ma favor him with theircustom. NJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

T II + subscriber bcps l-ayr to iuf'nh the citizens
of Ottawa and vicinity, that he ha- opened his
wv lumber yard, ON the side-cut, bctween Nr
Armour and Mr SE-r'- yards, and having got
good assortment OF lumber on h1ud, will be PIE
pared 10 ,eIl on f-aaonabI" terms ~. stock
comprises boards, loisls, flooring, scnu,linP fen
cling, shingles, la'hs, Sc
November i-3u' JAMS GRtutN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
0ttaloa fire. TraStr.
To Tax Collectors,

We have for sale al sizes of blank Tax Re.
ccipts, printed on superior paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
SALE TIMER LNND!

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Ill sell AZ the
~ court house IN Morris, on Wednesday, the
lilh day OF february next, AT public auction, the
following trac' of land belonging 10 the estate Of
the late Salmon Holden, de-, ased, To vii, the
south eastiractiOnbi quarter at section 20, town
80, II range 6 'a,t OF the 81 principal meridian,
containing l5i 90 acres.
The above is heavy timbeIed land, situated
near the town OF Morris, and viii be sold IN lots
suit purchasers.
The same will remain open for private sale pre-
vous 10 said date
Terms Of aie-One-i ,uri cash bal. in one
two, and three years, with interest annually IN
advance.
For iurthcr particulars, apply to II King. Otta-
wa. SUSAN HoLnES,
Adm'r. Of tie estate Of Salmon Holden, decd.
November lS-3n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
Furniture ! Furniture
MOORE GIBSON

Ottomdns, BHreaUs, Be'tyte0dS, Tables,
SiaAdS. lAdikS, L0ok.iHg- Glasses,
And every other article needle IN the furnishing
aud outfit of dwellings
Mos,of ,herlurnilure is manufactured to order,
and warranted 10 be good work and 10 give salts
faction.
Among theirstock will be found the finest dres-
sing and centre tables and stands. with marble
tops, allmade in the latest eastern styles.
COTTAGE FUKNlTMEE
Also, a few sets of beautiful cottage furniture
of the newest style. A new style of mahogany
chairs, with casters, and all kinds Of paror iurni.
ture, OF the latest and mos; Questionable make.
Their stock will be repienShed as fast as sold,
so that they will never be out Of any important
article.
They engage to sell as good an article, and in
no case 10 go above Chicago prices.
UNDERTAKING, in all lis branches, carried
on AS eSual they have good hearse, and Mr.
Moore will always be in 'iea dimes, TO attend to
calls in that line, either at the store, or Mt his
dwelling. two doors south OF the store. aU26
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Will be found complete.
Ladies aud gentleman, Misses ard children,
Of all ayes, can here he suited with line or low
priced stockings and socks, Of silk, wooden,
wur-ted, or cotton, of almost every description.
Hnnlcn.nL NON c Is GA LLrl 10 die XnTlclY OF