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Rsmssniae IN the Post Office, Washington City, D. c.
MayZ7, 1854. --zezss-Sg
rOrderedto be advertised b tie EVENING STAR,
agreeable to the foIorss section Of the Post Office
Lasp-it being As nsrspGper Aaring ne largest ercs-
Lotion of ens dailu paper pssssshed ." WasAansfon
SIC. 5. find Be &c frther enaaed, That the list OF
letters remaining uncaled for in any post once 10
any city, town, or village, where newspapers SHAH
be printed, shall, hereafter, be published once oni!
In the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall ACRE the largest circutGoH withln ths
range OF the delivery of said oce 10 be decided by
the postmaster al such office.
sIPersens applying for letters in the soo wing list will
please say thsy are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST
Benson Miss Blenda Mos. M r,,x.,..,h
behes' Mt h liz, Moore, Mrs Ceruces
Burns, Miss cStherins Mann, Mrs arrens
Bryan miss Jals. Nst;uire St ru
geard Ms Mr., I Ms Mckifresh, Mrs Ellis Ann
Bowen. Mrs Maria o'Brieu Mis- Name
Bragdrn Miss Mary o'Bren Miss Es.h,-
Barnard, Mrs ID Orner, Miss Etnellns
Butler, Mary oReiiiy. Msresrei
Coiburu Miss Mary Pike. Miss Emma
clarke MIS- cordsii. sanpilrsy Ms. EMILY c
Cameron Miss Maaalin Posy, Mr.. L
CritoBton, Miss Mary 100 Pitts, Isabel
Chapman, Rachael Kennels, Mrs sarah Am
Conway, Miss Elizabeth Regain. Mary
Collins, Bridget Russell, Mrs IBF
Duckett Miss MsryI Stone Mrs Catherine
Davis, Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs Eunce
EIli- MrsMK sweeny, Mrs Sarah
Foulds, Miss Agnes N Stanton, MIsEW
Freeman Mrs Eliza Stanley, Mr. j NJ
GUM Mrs Mary z Stanton, MESSY
Giuges Miss Francis Sehsefer, Mrs Geo G
ynoke, Miss Eusenia schEt.sR, Mrs Margaret
Gavan, Miss Johanna Sullivan, Bridget
Hanlersly, Mrs GoTyils Towie Mrs .
Hen sou. Mrs Caroline Tolls, Nrs Catherine
Hodgk inson Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Mary
Hamilton, Mrs Eliza ThompsOn. Mrs Henrietta
Hamilton Mrs John W Thomas. Miss Emily
Jones' Miss Walsh, Ellen
Kern Mrs Mary White, Mrs Ann Maria
Love Miss Penelope A Williams, Miss Maria
Lauhan, Mrs Sarah Williams, Miss Mary
Lancaster, MrsFE Walker, Mrs Samuel
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SUGAR, MOLASSEs, NUTS, AND
- Fruit
90 bids. j Lowering Co.'S refined Sugar
20 do ". &Oiasses
500 pounds Walnuts
100 do Or. am Nuts
loco do Almonds
20 bush Sround Nuts
Also. On c,nfignment-
lao bushels UIang, and Lemons
For sale by MURRAY SENMES
may 2o-eo3t
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a. FIRST WARD N.Ssrs Editors: plsase an.
nout ee the 4 ame of THOS r. HiRkNESS Ro-
for election ON the first Ward a. Assessor AID
be will be supported by numerous VOTERS.
msN 1T
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DLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE for Nav
ID Ladies' World of Fashion for May. q Jouru al
OF the Courts Of London and Paris containing
beautifully engraved and ooloIed plates OF
Fashion
Behind the Scenes, by Lady Bulwer
The Dodd Famiiy-oDe of Levers finest and funni-
est specimens Of his inimitable humor and sa.
tire.
ALI the newspaper for tits week
And everything in the Magazine Book business
jos SHILLING TONS Bookstore,
Cor. Pa az. anu "A St, odeon Building
may 26-tf ..+
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81 FIRST WARD-wM. T. DOVE at the -
quest Of nuulbrr Of voters Ia the First Ward has
assented TO for election TO the Board Of
Aldermen, and will be supported by
NAV l5-te* MANY CITrzrNa
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

ES> SECOND WARD.-Nessrs. Editors Pleas.
announce JOHN N. DONN Esq, as a suitable
caUddate 10 represent the Inter- of the Second
Ward in the Board Of Common Council for the en-.
suing year sni oblige NUMEROUS FRIENDS
m v - tie
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

A There Ill be a public m eeltng
OF r. 4. A. society tomorrow night 1t Temre1 4.
ance Hail. The public are invitea 10 attend at
O'Clock. A. T, HARRINGTON
In 81 1t*
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FINE GOLD WATCHES

AN importing and casting in every style, 'opt
] IF the most superior and fashionable GoLY
WATCHES ani wish to call the! attention q por
chasers the fact that am selling them at soou.
one -four tn less price than they can be bought io
any other establishment In the District and love-
than the sane quality can BE- purchased Tor 9. ~
ether city in this country. Between AZ and on -.
sign Of the Large Spread Eagle b. Q. HOY
may ST
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

As- SECOND wARD.-Nessrs. Editors: Yruwu
please fnnounce the name Of GEO II PLANT
Esq, n candidate for the Common Council TOR the
Second Ward he has served Assessor for some
time with Zeal AMI fidelity, snd will he supported for
Council by MANY VOTERS.
l9--onStS
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e. FIRST WARD HSs-s F5irors. Please an,
uounc. the name of JOHN ESPET. = o. ms n can.
ddre for Common Council from the First Ward In
the place Sir. Douglass, who not a candidate fos
that Board. MANY VOTERS
1T-ta
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GUM M Err CRAVATS, Sca,fs Stocks, and
y Ties-A large and vsrie1 sor tuent at
LANES
Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
may 27-d'w Pa. ayeuu- near AZ st.
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NLOTHING, Summer STILES, New Cords -
~ Gentlemen Wishing to purchase their clothing
ready msde will find cur present assortment the
largest and most desirable of any in this city 10 ST.
ect from, which EN- braces all styles and qualities,
offered at uniformly low prices.
WALL STEPHENe,
Ia avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS,
NAV 26-3t next door to Iron Hall.
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~ GENTLEMEN of the Seven tn ws,d mos:
respectfully decline the nomI alton of my frient- Of
tae same. JAS. E. JOHNSON.
NAV 21-lts
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
k,QtAL to any in the city, at 81 90 per gal N
Ia lon. ~
Also, fine assortment of CAKES, large and Y
small. &
Manufacturing the above articles at the cd AZ
iisnmsnt the pubic can rely on getting them pare
and fresh.
Parties, Dinners, and Weddings furnished Is usu
q at the old stand, corner Of p and eth sts, nsa,
tbs Patent Once. TH06. EoKARDT.
.ss .254s ,snz. .ss4
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CAUTIER,S -SOFTCRABS are now served
" up daily at GAUTLER 5 SALOON.
nav 97-3t
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~ SECOND WARD.-Aessrs. Edisors: You Will
please announce Col JAS. G. EERRErT. as a can.
diJat- 10 represent the Second Ward in the Board
of Common Council at tina ensuing election and
oblige MANY VOTERS.
NAV e--ecte Vn+ 4 Sent1
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

* FOURTH WARD-RCHARD n CLARKE
Esq. the present member from the Fourth Ward, is
respect fuly nominated for reelection to the Board
of Common Council by MANY VOTERS.
NAV 2s-ltet
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EH- 'IRD WARD.-heSsrs Editors: Pleas. an.
n 7uBcp Mr. IPAS A. sTtw ART as a suitable can.
didsts for the Immon Con acil He wIi Toe ,upport.
ed 10y MANY NOTEkS
NAV 2T-te*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

Cashier Of Columbia Bank; Ambassador from Turkey
Bishop of A NJ f. Conference Editor Feiera
Minister of Columbia To the Ciefof Nothugs: G. w
H.; A. b. e. {; K. C.; y. w
May q, lisa. JAMES G. BERRET p NJ
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

- THIRD WARD.-A,sSrs Editors: Please an
noubce the name Of DR.. L. NJ CHAPLIN rs a csndi
date for the Board Of Aldermen TO represent Third
Ward. MANY FRIENDS.
may lint
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

RF THIRD WsRD-You v Ill pleare snuounce
CH4S 2, W4ANALL. Esq, ss y candidate for the
Board Of Alter men for the Third Ward, and oblige
NAV - t-s MANY CITIZENS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

Rs- THIRD WARD-JOS W DAYS is In
scented TO the of the Third v ard for re eec-
ton TO the Bard OF Common CouncJ, and will be
supported by MANY VOTERS.
may - -tes
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Joshua X. Sands to be captain from Feb
ruary 25 1884, vice Capt. Wyman, deceased
Henry K IIof to be Commander from
February 9th, 1854, vice Commander Cooper,
deceased
Murray Mason, ditto, from February Is,
1854. vice r. Sands, promoted.
Robert w. shufeldt TO be Lieutenant from,
October %, 1853, vice Mathews. deceased.
Henry X. Stevens, ditto, from January Is,
1884, vice Davis, deceased.
Abner Read, ditto, from 9Th February, 1854,
vice Hoff, promoted.
A. C. Rind, ditto, from February II, 1884,
vice Higgins, re'igned.
Il. NJ. CugIer, ditto, from February 20, 1854,
vice Contee, resigned.
q. NJ. Ransom, ditto, from February Il,
1854, vice Stenson, resigned.
VIM. +. Spicer, ditto, from February Is,
1854, vice Mason, promoted.
Vim. W. Roberts, ditto, from March |, 1854,
vie Baldwin, resigned.
Reginald Fairfax, ditto, from April 2S 1854
vice Blunt, deceased.
Somerville Nicholson, ditto, from May 5,
1854, vice WiDgate, deceased.
Michael Quinn. now n LIST Assistant Eng n er.
to be Chief Engineer in the Navy from De-
cember 10, 1858, to fill q vacancy oecasioned
by the promotion Of Daniel B. Martin, as En-
gineeT-in- Chief Of the Navy.
Thomas j. Turner to be an Assistant Surgeon
in the Navy from December ls, 1853, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Passed
Assistant Surgeon Robert E. Well.
; Thsd{8,joMing Passed Midshipmen have been
as Masters tfh the line Of promo:
tom to fill vacancies Paul Shirley, cnarlsl
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~ FOURTH WARD-Plense announce JOHN
B-iLL candidate for election to the Board Of
Common Council for the yurth Ward.
may 26-te$
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- FOURTH wAHD.-Aessrs. Edi4s.
Please apsounca the M NE of JOHN P. PEPPER a.
a suitable candidate 1or the Board of Aide. men iof
the Fogrth Ward. MANY VOTERS.
ap 2a-dImA
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A1- SEs rhTH MARD-plpase state that JAS
T. JOHNSON is n csId daie to represent the S'
enth Ward in the Board of Common Counc l.
may 2i-3ts
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TRENCH SHIRT BOSOMS, Wrist.
l. bands, and hutdes, new supp y just received
at LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Pa. aveLue, near the corner Of ~ street.
may 81 div
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Ca THIRD WARD.-Mtssrs Ed TINS: Please az.
nourlce WV r. HOODH-fRD as a suitable csrdi
date f'- the Common Council and chlge
may 2T-Gts MANY VOTERS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-27

~ THIRD wARD.-JosEPH BRYAN will be
supr ortes for Alderman for the Third ard, at the
az proachipg election, by MANY VOTERS.
may 4-tps
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&C. TuIRD WARD-E + QUEEN, Esg, III.
present mhsr fo' the Third Ward is respectful.
y nominated for reelection TO the Basrd Of Common
Council by MANY V0TEsS.
NAV 2i-pote
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Otta(ua fire. Graoer


AT arncetng Of the members Of the Bar,
held on the LIST inst, Lorenzo Leland was
called to the chair, and Oliver c. Gray ap-
pointed Secretary.
Judge Dlckcy announced the death Of 5.
Lisle Smith, of Chicago; whereupon Judge
Dickey, j. .. Glover, z, NJ II. Swift were
appointed committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sense Of the meeting.
The committee reported the following re-
solutions which were unanimously adopted
Reso're', That the members OF the Bar of
the State of Illinois, now attending the Su-
preme Court have heard, with profound sor-
row, Of the sudden decease of their friend
and brother, 5. Lisle Smith of Chicago.
RcSotoei, That in the decease of s Lis,e
Smith, Illinois has lost bright star in that
galaxy, which has been her pride at home,
and given lustre to her name abroad. His
mind at once elegant, accomplished and Wig.
orous-his taste delicate and chaste-his
imagination creative and brilliant-his pur-
pose clevatcd-his eloqucncc was captvat-
ing, and was known and felt far beyond the
limits of his own state.
R,solre3 That the Bar has lost one Of its
brightest ornaments. His urbanity of man
ners-his nice sense of honor, and his in
flexible integrity known ana most thorough
ly appreciated by those who knew him best
were prominently calculated to support
that high standard of professional h,uor,
which so descryedly commands public re
spcct and confidence
Rcsolre3, That the rommun'ty has lost an
intellect Of high order and just proportions
"A heart which at all times and under all
circumstances overlooked with sympathy
and kindness towards all. His departure re-
minds US ofonc duty to cultivate and dis
seminatc those Ileayen-sent qualities which
he possessed in so eminent a degree
ReSOlced, That John G. Chanplin is here
by requested to present the foregoing reso-
lutions TO the Supreme Court now in session,
and to move the court that the same be en-
tered upon its Records.
Hlsoioci, That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the family Of the deceased.
with an expression OF the deep sympathy of
this meeting in the great misfortune that has
fallen upon them.
l.. LELAND, Chairman,
O. c. GRAY, Secretary.
Mr.. Champin presented the foregoing re.
solutions to the Supreme Court, in the pres
cnce of a large assembIagc Of the friends of
tao deceased and pronounced in his usual
la py style, a short but eloquent eulogy on
the life and character Of the deceased
The Supreme Court ordered the resolutions
to be placed on the Records
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VALUBLE FARM FOR SALE!

ME subscriber offers his farm, situated on the
west side of Fox river, opposite Mior d, Fox
township, Kendall CO, Ills, Tor sale.
Said lnrm consists OF IS acres of first quality
land. well fenced, and 65 acres under Thorough
cultivation The balance Of the land has wood
enough on il for one family, and is well watcred,
running along the bank Of the Fox river. There
is good orchard, just ready for bearing, contain.
ing several varieties of apple, peach, aud cherry
trees, and n well Of the pures, cold water. There
lisa two story house on the premises, well finish.
ed, roony, aud substantial, and under the house
large, dry cellar. The situation is remarkably
pleasant, and cannot tail TO please. There nre
all within mile, and good bridge across Fox
river, makes them ensyo access. Also.
A Lot Containing SO Acres,
IN la Sa.co,, 100 rods from The home iarm, toll
erubly well covered with wood; would make an
admirable pasture.
For particulars, enquire Of the owner, on the
premises, July ~ +. w. PARTRIDGE.
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PENNSYLVANIA STORE !

1851. SPRING TRADE. 1854.
I RESPECTFULLY call th- attention ct pur-
L chasers to my extensive md well selected stock
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vi A N TILL AS,

OF every deHirhbte Sfyie cOiDr, and quality.
s-- q n - x1A' ~ s~S
Rjch EmJroidered C0HtOn Grape, Plaia
(hamCiioa SIR, Rich BLack SIR,
PriHted Wool Cashmere, Rarege,
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Again in sweetest metre,

Again in sweetest metre,
our song begins
we've 20, sa'rpc'rr,
Nu'm"cs, scy,hes, sngiI-, chIn- nails, and
rope,
Shaving, toilet, md good common soap;
Nankrru aud linens. brown, white, AMI buff,
tr,t-inre tobacco md Scotch snuff,
Handsome sl'chs.s aud carpet bags.
NANTtD-huit"r, eggs. and paper rngS,
Hides, wool, aud other KINDS o. produce.
FOR 5 NLE-ynrcar-'hc real puIr juice,
Tack, tuds, sNur-iHfrad, and uuCk.rs,
Book sAu gloves. oshirld your kuuck,"s.
Ica-oups and snuccf-, TIaiesard pniitrs,
Wash bowls, aud pitchers, Gnt-wcii no mat
ter
Large wooden bows. that can't be beat,
For mixing dough 81 HIUCiuG meat;
Willow basket, round and o''onE,
TsHg--tsuluu Ou.oug, and llouclolg.
saw, axes, and nNc-handIos,
Lamps, caud.csticks, md candles,
CIo,hs, cashmere, aud dot. skins,
Gailcfs, bool,,s ca ks, aud hu-kus,
White GRAPE, embroidered Canton shawls,
Figured mud plain 81 x plr1sol,'
Npooas-Buihul,, and I'm "a nzed.
SURgr-cnFitird and pu'yrrH
Liusty-woo.sry- Oxford den
Sew .ug.siIk, and sometimes lemons.
Hl.ck, blue red. nud brown cam5Tc,
List, tap", Hnd cord, by yard orslick;
six b1TcEe, aul nice tive barge de lanes,
Alpaca, hlur check, corset I-uns,
Manua, pa-ic-bOard, bonnet wIe
Halt hose, md some TINT como up higher
/ Crash, diaper, and fine blue drilling;
Vest. padding, iirsi.ra rate Tor hi log,
Canton whttc aud yellow ii,nn,s,
. Twist the purrst hnlrol c,ms,s.
. BumbaNnrs and tumhaZettc-;
/ Inder-'trves aud ch'mTc'lcs.
/ Nohnjr mris, .astl, pnr'rr-,
/ Soda and pure cream al Tartar
/ Russell aud cai-skin pocket-hooks,
/ The very hes, OF crochet hooks,
/ Pins and needles large aud smnll,
/ No ,rhiskcg--We roll he temperance BALL
/ Stocks and pocket handkerchief,
/ Lcghon hats, and good palm leafs,
/ Combs--iop. side, aud IVORY fine,
/ From two-aUd-sixpcncc To dime,
/ India.ruhber, ofGoody, dfs make,
. That ne'rr wear ou'--thty never break;
, Pocket ,rcddug. aud va odcn combs,
I Convenient off or a. your homes.
But we mus, stop with No. =,
Lay down the pen, to think OF you.
! Our weary bones some q'lci need
! SO We Shall rrs,--w'Ttr- yru tt-y read
tio be continued
DJ-Pnste this IN your seTap'book.,
July IS. BAsGs, poet.
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PREMIUM Lisr. IS. Francis recording sccrc
tary of the Illinois State Agricultural Society,
will send to all applicants the Premium List
for the State Fair, which is to come OIL in
Springfield on the l2th, 18th, nth, and 18th
Of September next, on application to him,
whether by letter or in any other way.
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FARM, FOR SALE.

THE W Q &c ~, 7. g, r 5,
7NORMERLY owned and occupel by Giles
4 " Jrk,on. miles east of MT.olIIe-. on
'he Lhc7gn aud Rock Island railroad nndo the
l. ana " canal. There IL about ll5 acres o
land, witI a bearing orchard OF excellent ifult, a
well aud cstern, aud a new house, nearly finish
ed.
Forfdr,hcr particulars apply to G. ". Jack
son, Ottawa, or TO D. {. tnderhdl, adjoining
Snidiarm Mlnllus, August 5-tt.
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LII of. GnLh Mru,rnlA dec'd

nTBLIC Notice Is hereby given that the sub.
scnbcr, Administrator OF the estate ct Ia
ich hayward, deceased will attend the Conuty
Court OF La Sale County, aud State OF Illinois
al a term thereof 10 be holden n, the Cour'
u use, in Ottawa, in snid County, on the 81
Monday Of September, 1911, when and where
notified and requested 10 present the same TO SAID
Court Tor adjudication.
Augusta. Il. j. REED, idmr.
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TUE AND PAL MlNurACroEY An extern
siye tub and pail mandatory has recently
been put in operation at Moline, in this
state, and is doing very large and prota-
bic business E,crythirg Is done by ma
chinery The establishment employs thirty
men, aud turns out weekly l25 dozen Of
pals, and l2j nests Of tubs, 1t is oyerrun
with orders, and can scarcely fiji The great
demand for its wares. There is no better
opening for another establishment Of the
kind than Ottawa. With an abundance Of
cheap water-power, and facilities unlimited
for shipping to all parts Of the country, the
amount of business would need to be limited
only by the capacity to manufacture. For
cedar ware especially is the opening good
one There is no establishment for the man
uiacturc of cedar ware this sid, of Buffalo or
st. Louis, if they are to be found there /;
while the red cedar can be procured here
from Wisconsin or the SOUTH at very tTi-
fling expense We are informed the new
building opposite the mill, on the basin, is
intended for a pail factory, which we hope is
the case There is an easy fortune to make
at the business.
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Lands for sale.


In La Sale eounty,--Secto on q, th Of %. AMI
wh OF 26, in township 81, rarge cas-, Il the 81
%. m. A strip OF land ~ broke on the lines OF the
above tracts, sufficient for the planning and cult.
yation of al osn 90 orange hedge.
In Liriagsicn Countrywide whole OF sec. %,
and the nh Of 80, in township 30. range east OF
the 81 p. m.
These tracts are from one and q hall to seven
miles Of the junction of the For, Wayne aud La.
con air.llne railroad, and the Chicago nnd Mis-
slsslppi railroad, and mos, OF Them wei water.
ed, aud al a respectful distance from timber and
settlements wild deer plenty wolves and green
headed flies abundant.
The choiceo any quarter section OF theselan
can he had at S5OOper acre
Ia Lee county. Whole OF sec ion -, together
with - acres OF timber land, In township ~,
range | l. ives, OF the ith p m, 100 acres OF which
are broke, -ightyncres fenced aud under culuvs.
ton three miles oiosnge orange hedge nroundit,
and within miles OF the franklin grave depot.
Also, n good house and nine aud halt acres in
the village OF Lee Center.
Al orany oi these andswilI he cold in qlan,i.
ticsto sui the purchaser.
am bound to sell these lands. for have made
arrangements to 90 To Nebraska. I ieelli m, duty
TO 20 there and vote gains, slavery, and am desi.
rous to get company OF abo,onists to 20 with
m. for the same patriotic and phanth ropic pur.
pose. tune 2i-tf) WV. PuILi.Irs.
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H0SFORD & MILLER,
Gen e1al and Agents,
MiTpUIna pIipL UiWE IN iIWl

A RE prepared 10 transact any business per
IA tanning to the purchase and sale OF land or
Town Lots, Investigation OF titles, transfers and
conveyances generally.
We have located ourselves in Ih' interior for
thst purpose aud will personally survey and care
fully examine any tract bland within our reach,
give correct and prompt information concern ing
Congress Lands. IN the Dialogue and DrsMoines
Land Districts, IN any OF the surrounding coun-
ties, especlnlly ON The proposed lines ot Rail Road
from Dubuque west and the Cedar River Valley
Raj Road. Persons wishing To make safe invest
ments by having careful selections made would do
well to address or give ~ q call.
Lands located on time Tor ;, iiirrs. Payment Of
taxes punctually attended 10. Township plats Of
iaieSi date always on hand.
900 Acres of Choice Farming Land,
For Sale from So TO 81 pes acre. Also several
small lots OF timber OF good quality. Likewise ,
or3 improved Farms near the county seat.
A.P. IOSFORD EDMUND MILLER
REFERENCES. Gov. Mattrson Springfield Ill :;
Hon amesGuin, Huntington. Pa. r. &. Goo
dell Cash. Merch. g. Drovrrs' Bank, Joliet, III !;
George S. Fisher, Cash Bank of Ottawa, III; II.
+. Enmes, Banker, Ottawa, III f.. b Stiles, Efq
Dixon, ILL.,. II :. Hetherngton, Dubuque Iowa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

DARING RoBBEEY.--Onc Of the boldest and
most daring robbcries we have lately heard
of, was committcdlast evening, N this city.
Mr.. John Castle, while walking near the new
mill, between 8 and o'clock last evening,
was Knocked down and riilcd of his pocket
book, containing $40. The blow stunned
him SO that he was unable TO tell how many
were engaged in the robbery, but he thinks
there must have been more than one. \
cloth was thrown over his face, 50 that he
was unable to make noise. lie had recc;-
we'd The money but half an hour before, in
Noah Smiths store. He has no recollection
of any person having been in the store at the
time, likely to have had Il hand in the affair.