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humiliation. In the Tyroi.

Tie Tyrolcse Por oontsins a letter from SIN.
MsIieEbeyg. describing the des1staIoaa o; the
foocs, which have recently I'D waste the upper
part u the valley OF the A6ge, d FITS H. fro which
Ne traI slate tho folio wing passages -
Our mountains on the right bank oi the a3igs
covered with VAT m uses Of tno1 In tho c1orss
OF TITO winner, ard wien Tho spring made lisa,
pssia1ec, which sas not before the beginning ol
June, the MEETING OF the soow and tho thagng Of
the csep froz1p ground suddeIiy sgellcd tae moan
teir streams 80 ~ already - thea0n IA iaunde
tioD. To this Was added, On .ths i5,h AID lg.a Ok
June, mid weather, with continue ~ rI1, 80 that
ell the water springs broke iose, AID Logan - poor
doxD on tho Iyoeso valleys With dss ructiyc fury.
Toe NUMEROUS strt6Ias abJvs the 1tiisr Like bus
into the lake wnh - much fofco ~ 70 brv~k do IN
the cam. and 10 csrse . destructive food arDongs.
the Villages 90 the banks Il tha Adige. NO pso an
descrbe ali the details OF this tenoc ytsf.at IN bal,
! msy ate 10 sou tbat, Ut tbs m,mcnt, in Bargss.
rfy h.usts have been carried away or throrn
down by the raging Hoods, In ochieis p, and in
Iaaitch twenty, tcsides farm bIIidnas, add whist
Iwrite, ether Dalidings are bel. swept away con
tinualy. Many othor houses sr undermined, and
ttoe not q buiiding wnlsh IL nos Ia Danger 0,
Icing destroy %. II u . crad'us sighi 70 sec TO
flood rigging against the band!ngs, angi it break.
them down and swe ps them a~ay, and III. rush
Ing icrwsrd 70 snotncf sceEs Of destracEon.
fbc ordfrarJ stream Of tie Essch, from the IL ~
der Lste 10 G.urns u no. more than trcaty p.Dces
wire, ard flows throagh greco meadows q nj fertiie
corn fields. 1bt stream IA DO seven or eight qua.
sLot wide; the lesds and NJ sdows a-o unier sssf.
o. undermined ty the stream, a1i "a Danger u icing
swept AWAY by he food. in maay place.ths stscra
are high above she bank ana lay waste TIE nghbyr
ing fs ids. The rtc, sbou and bcloS Clio To ~ Eks
"a; ard the village of ifrh.snb1fs, and the cJun.
try about frsd, app-sr ,obs ssliosed ~ Ia the 80
isrs. TIE town 81 Gums u tr great icgree . pod
Cd BY the waters a tho and les under w,irr,
20 that Tie loc al authorities can give ~ asatancs
IN TIRE nfigntafsng dttricL AsJ ls RDonbsch,
10 the Tsai-fer Thai, appears 20 rase NTH from
fay, end ia cssDitg ss.y The buldigyt, se.ta "
IN The rwi,s village u hung'.f. H. The ssns nsa.
rtr the book 10 raging 10 erbieisiy yns, vAefe IL
i vesfhrouing bonses and lsyng -ss,s " Gel IN.
Te .ll aIe a Fchlss l. On oce die ~ tho
E<hslsigsr brock, on tbs abr sls ~ ths FDsa
struck VI right 81 ssa ana, viii tie ~ = yo1 ~
f.x roc.<s, " lch ate aiyg thycse1od. - cI'lrjy
vss'<d; svsu tfs chufcn shicn ia, d. ou;ads 10
village, ~ N res asnGes. Bsrr~'s s"d re fiasgie'
sstuso v sss,<d ~ the nsspr e9,ng Va ainab = (;
sLd lest 60 ro11tasn rrratn isao' t0-cug ts
sAhee, s,,rt AMY ssTtfa4 A~1Ao, A-d al usGr ~
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REoxTgp caofSn. Dssru ~ sos~z Cas-
fsfrSE,- An irisn short 1re raoasAs Cd. 90 =
NJ Td-~d J.. bsrrnt.rt. ios IsSdIss, Ass u
kos,h Csntsiags, q. Wednesday 1enossa, Stw
9sf ihss, psooounord BY TIE sfiw0sE rE
Dss,rpof IA roc % ont fti6Hsg er1~zs
v~ssmext Ia Cls1,assL<--1c-sos Tsas~fr~S, S~as
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frfons tie hinn~.0,s f~rst ~rst, JAY IA
Tho abnocncerneut that iss~ voalA bs . rsstsw
q tA;t~ry o. lying artillery yestesdsy aitmses1.
drew 70 D or rpeflirgs large oooryuSU u spsssa
tss, oomtYising citizens II ~. Paul, Minnesp -,
IT. Auth0Dy and o:ser pls e..
1te tus1e grvgns Il sLy1t mule from Ne Tsst
and IL sfmirsbsy adsp.od u The sso,nuons e
rlifAyy force I ~ tsttery, gsdss the c,ua 49, q
ksl9r Hberrnsa. ARMED % the n ,uni ~ Y. r.,
AId Alter pasz.Ax IN rssss bsfoYs IN. shAlda asA
Dev. Gorrasn. oomnsnosd in~r military %
~ ugf,~L
Tte tsss, ~ = composed q loer < ma, with sAs
tsn MN ard EIGHT horva ~ esch Gun. VIA -
errpiDn q four 0x,fid<ss, ths men fsmUn sssssd
"a tbs gun - ann nnislor Carriages ua'i. ubsw -
y.tss are ~ guissd ~ rUs vtr0ns frsY 10< 60.
p~Dy - ocnpos<d o. mcs ~ hne physicS appsg
ssas. and sppNfers.y veil qua lasa, tfon Ne -
hct nfis ~ c'sdpgns ~ Which they bare be1n
brought, 70 90 god rsrysco On tr tssic Be1 u
fzrt. ~ bls,c u4ls battery uols ~. csmrsaA -
hsir sherman .; Bcfrs lt.z, zhie4 nas2t0y
The bsve HrScg, O1SseB. Wsa.ing 40 aol flsonsS I,
In sfs,iry ibr siaos, oysrvtslryng chvrs u To-
hsresn lrfs..y. I. sns N 1sysu's bdus 20
ucrlsriy-f rom Ps!0 Alto ~ Hama VIA that to-
Tying tr.llleHy p<Jssa IA ea.csescy ~ COS q s,ss
NO. Fngosfsns arms u Tie pvblk dSsn1s- To-
review wss Witnessed BY srRe Lani<r u lasis.
Among sss als,pguisssa r<ss,nAss. on the sysss1
we rosicrd Gen. rh,slts iiou- CAArs 6aunS
CO.. CotmAn AID he,riary R1sscs.
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KOCHB5rsR.
The FLOWING are sns oSmpts<e rotaras Of che po-
v,,,atiap ut Rocr Tar
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MIoCLLLkNEOTS.
The ChenaDgo Union gives the census returns
nom lis County, except from three districts Every
Town In the county, except Norwich, he's decreased
sngSsiy In population since 1850, aud Norwich has
Increased 60l. The aggregate decrease Is sos.
The village e. Watertown, Jefferson county, has
u popUauon or. ...,.,,,tt.s,r,.,.,... ,6,S,3
Ado TIRE population on the other eide Of Black
River, not In the corporation, bu. reailya
part OIL tho VILLAGE. ,...,........,.......,,I I'll
Total Observation-Disclosures. 900
The town Of Water town has popu alton OF 137,
being IN INCREASE Of 536 since 1850 Doubtless wnis
the village Las increased the rest OF the town has
decreased.
The poru'atlon CT that portion OF the village q
MtchaLicsye lying In tho town OF Hslimoon, IL fsG
In that portion y ng Ia 6tiH xeier, GIG. Total,
i,l2-heing gain OF over 800 since 1850.
The Rochester Unto~ says Mendon cobtaos
population OF 0l5, decrease Of 23s since 1850.
There ore 552 Occupied dwellings in the t)wo, a,d
~ that are unoccupied. Families In town, 695.
HoIeoye FsLs vllsge contains 377 inhabitants
decrease Of li5 Elm e lsj0. MoEdon village has q
population Of 2G3.
TIE Penn Yam Dcsocrat publishes the census re
turns tor Yates county, showing population Of
IL 49,; being decrease OF ,023 since 1850. What
10 singular, there IL a decrease In every town Ia the
county. The village Of Penn Yam numbers 2,277.
10 Roy bas q population Of 4 li6 IN the tosn. and
20si In the village. Increase In the town since
fS5u
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The Japanese Yam.

The Japanese Yam, (di0cesorea japonico OF
botanists,( is tie name under which new
vegetable has been recently imported, ana
from the few experiments that have been
made III its cultivation, promises to be one
Of great importance. According to the best
foreign authority, it is ''oi all the esculent
roots proposed as a substitute for the dis
eascd potato, the only serious one. Largely
grown in China, it is very hardy, and stands
tho winter under the climate of Paris rcr-
tectly well. Ii is easily propagated 10y cut
,ings Of its long vines, and by its roots,
which are, Ike those Of the potato, of annual
growth. The roots are large aud long the
flesh very mealy, AMI devoid of any peculiar
or dsagreeab.c flavor" 1t has been pro
nouncei by eminent cultivators in france,
"a precious acquisition"
The result oftae few that were grown in
this country during the last season, was
very satisfactory. The n. y. Commercial
Advertiser states that Mr.. E0ileS exhibited
some Of the roots at late meeting of the
New York horticultural Society. aud dc.
scribed chem rs giving a large yield, capable
oil bearing cold climate, and of remaining
in the ground during the winter.
From the few specimens have had the
privilege OF examining, the shape resembles
the sweet potato, though less uniform. The
favor is said to be somewhat similar to the
same vegetable, butt is thought that where
in it differs, its tendency will be to come in
to even more general use. Its nutritious
properties are said to exceed those of any
other known root.
OF its adaptcdness to TIE climate Of the
Middle States, believe there can scarcely
be doubt; and there is every reason for
the belief that even in Massachusetts,, its
cultivation viii be attended with the most
complete success. Has. Ploughwaa.
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Gun Maker,

ARd dedler IN aHkinds ~ Sp0rtsaea's articles,
OHe do0I s1ah Of the Union House, Columbus
Street, OttGcd, m,
X EEPSconstantly onh,nJ general assortment
IA OF English and German double aud single
lowing pieces, boys guns, go ID variety u II OF
which were bought for cash, aud selected from
large invoices, with great care as their general
workmanship and flush and ca u be sold al better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentenenw wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges OG,h- arthIe will find it
an obectlO call on the Subscribers where they can
dependupon wha, Is told them md br sure OF get
ting good safe gun, as We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, aud have none OF ,h. cheap
cast irons stuff with which the country Is Hooded
Rifles, made from Remugon's celebrated ca.i
shetland IRON barrels, are warranted TO be equal 10
any made ~ the state elsew here both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
hay. tot several years been engaged IN the manu-
acture oi the celebrated increased twIs, rifles nd
have ayalled themselves Of alt the at.s, improve
menis a. regards the inside finish and sighting !;
We Halter ourselves that Inspection oi the work
made nj our establishment, II III that is wanted to
satisfy gentlemen OF the trgth oil The above state
Ihrnt.
Powder, superior article kept suitable for tar
get practice OrlOng ranges.
hey hitting done byconpet-nt hands and in a
workmanlike manner.
All work don. by him il warranted
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TURKISH FLINT WnEAT--pRoPosED Plan
or IMPORTING SEED WnEAT.-There has been
received at the patent office one hundred
bushels Of Turkish flint wheat, procured by
the United States dragoman at Constantine.
pie from the foot OF Mount Olympus. This
whoa has already been tested in Virginia
and Maryland and has proved both hard and
productive. 1t possesses in u remarkable
d gree the quality of long keeping, as was
Indicated by sample shown US, which was
brought to this country by Captain Porter
Of the navy, fur years ago. We learn that
the Sultan takes a lively interest in the af
fair Of this countiy, and has intimated that
thor, are other wheats in his dominions
which would be highly desirable for our
gov .rnment to obtain.
A plan has been uggested-which would
undoubtedly prove highly advantageous to
the agricultural interests of this country-of
importing large quantities wheat from the
shores OF the Mediterranean and Black seas
for supplying our farmers with seed at about
the cost of the original purchase, freights,
g.. 1t has been proposed that the store
ships Of the navy, which usually return
from the Mediterranean in ballast, be loaded
with seed wheat, purchased by the govern
mcnt, and sold to agricuIturists at n nominal
rate. OH condition that they cultivate the
same, and report the result to some proper
authority, by whom the excess of cost may
be refunded to them. We understand that
wheat Of an excellent quality can be pur-
chased at Constantinople, under ordinary
circumstances for less than half the usual
prices in the Atlantic markets and the L. s.
If this be true it would be cheaper aud more
profitable to the farmers in the end to sell
his own, buy his seed wheat from abroad, as
the changes Of soil and climate would often
cause the crop to mature earlier and give an
increased yield, -Ehiad,lphia Ga:ett..
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+. BROWNS
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger,

'JNlilS Essence is preparation OF unIsn1l rN-
cellence. In ordinary d,auhml, Inciplrn,
cholera in short in al cases of prDsrltion Of The
grstye functions it is OF ines'lmlhe value.
During The prevalence OF epidemic cholera and
summer complaints OF chIir"n, peculiarly et-
fcac.,us no family, iElIHdual o, traveller should
be without II.
CAurioy-Re snr' to get the genuine essence.
which Is prepared only 10y BROWN, at hs
Nrag and chemical Starr, y. Z. Corner Of
FIfth and Chestnut Streets, FHi1i"iptia, and
Tor sale by all the respectable Ap,thsc4rls IN the
United states, aud IN OUaTa by
NAV lp-Gm y c. puTSAN.
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To Mi!lwrigh's anu Machlnists
Metallic or iulcanized Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.

pday.
TNllE experience OF the la, ei ght years ha ga-
J. ned Tor this Belung the confidence OF the
CONSUMERS tins, together with the fact that
great Improvements hlv. been made in the quail.
ity. warrants the manufacturers IN asserting it to
be superior 10 leather or an, thing Else, tor all
open Belts, more especially tor heavy or main
-NsJ tot the following reasons
THE perfect equality oiwIdtll and thickness
which II will retain.
2-No degree OF heat under 800 degrees Fab
renhet Injuries II, aud 1t remains flexible IN any
degree OF cold 1t Is also particularly well adap.
ted TO damp or wet places.
3-lt is Of great strength and durability, does
not slip on the pulleys, consequently gain OF
power snbtnlned, and, wnen adjusted To machi-
merry, does not require alteration, in the case Of
leather orauy other.
4.-ln wide Betting, the cost is much below
tina, OF leather, or any othsr.
We have now, AMI sh III continue to keep on
hand, large stock OF this betting, from to ~
inches wide
Also, steam packing and lace leather, which
we Will 3 II IN quantities TO suit customers. and
our prices are the same OF which these goods are
sold IN Chicago and ST. LOUIS.
March II. ] Nlvrry T. 60
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SECULAR FREAK OF PEAR TREES.
friend of ours, who delights in very fine
garden, embracing choice pear and other
fruit trees, this spring regretted the decay
and death Of severa! cf the former. They
were cut up and cast beside the fence, to be
used for purposes as might be required, and
accordingly were levied on for bean poles.
After being Topped to suit their new vocation,
and stuck in the ground, II was not long ere
they gave signs of life, and leaves put forth,
and now they are in full bloom and blossom.
What will be the upshot Of this matter,
whether new life or only last struggle,
ROMANS 10 DO seen,--.ilJdry Express, JUiy
l6tA.
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Nx;llnl,.st.

TUE. grand medical warehouse. No - Wash.
ington St. Albany. n. Y, Dwight Chnpn
proprietor, wants immediately iittv enierpr.inp
young men. witn horse aud wagon, and from
sioo TO $500 - deposit as .rcur,y Tor faithful
ness also good reference as To HONESTY and ability
u act, us agents in the salc Of popular pa,en,
medicines IN th- western states to whom ali nav.
ehng EXPENSES will be- paid. aud -alarle, the fire,
year from 500 to 81 900, according to the ability
OF the npplIcan
Apply wihou tdelay, either by letter or in par.
VINO can be found at the office OF \ b Smith
Esq on Main st. All communications promptly
attended to. Nav lo-3n.
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SCARCITY OF NEEDS.--lt has been fre.
quently remarked the present season by res.
idcnts of the West, that the nauseous rank
and annoying weeds that generally spring
up over the entire face Of nature, where
there is soil enough for tho deposit Of the
smallest seed, are very few and far between.
The growing crops have been but slightly
disturbed by these intruders, and in many
plae,s, plough'6oys are ielicitatng themscl.
YES mon total exemption from ploughing
corn. The cause Of this somewhat remark.
able ard blessed radiance is the pro'raeted
drought OF las, summer, which, whle Kill
ius the grain did hot spare The weeds, dry
ing them up before they went to seed SO
there must be one favorable mark placed to
the account oi last years drought Be'fon
Courier.
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bl0Ss, SasT, U00rT, BIfals, Paper Hang.
Jugs, Printers BRUSHES. Peacils, de-


Dry Col%s.-Su"w white zinc, purple brown
CAna white. red lead, ani Venetian red, ex,
IRA |ermi!ipn, rose pink, iilhaTge, yellow ocilre
chrome yellow, Pans green, llib,rnia green,
Pfuss.nn blue, drop black, French u,ra-marine
blue, NdnJykr brown. purple brown, lta ian 81
enAn, burnt aud powdered. same raw and 20 W.
d-Tet Turkey lumber, burnt and powdered same
raw and powdered, lamp-back, imperial black,
Frankfort black, SC.
C0lOrs IN OIL Chrome green. assorted in
cans; extra permanent Paris green, navy green -,
PIussIan blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, as
sorted cans, raw sienna, assorted cans burnt
and raw lumber, also assorted cans black paint
IN cans patent French ENC dryer, &c
|drHiShes - Best elastic body yarni-h, super.
tine polishing COpal, super Copai cabinet varnish
tine turnt1r" yarulsb. hest Japan gold size, best
l'-'"ar varuish. io!porcran ii i-h, strong drying
II, -. d ..nsc ,.l, boiled, boiled .nseed oil,
insr"d oil.
Gyammg Coiors-All gaining co!ors pre- pared
IN TN boxes
PeHcits dGd BRUSHES All kinds used by
painters and artists, - common paint brushes,
cameis hair brushes. Sc.
Paper Hanging .--plaiH and satin paper, Dor
ders, tire board prnrs oil and tran. parent win.
dow shades, trimmings, Sc.
Giass - Al! sizrs irUIno by 10, L" % by II.
Doors, glazed ani ung.a2ed sash, binds, &c.
sand paper, emery paper, and emery cloth Tor
Uldchusia- grnunh munro stone. stencil plates
aud brushes tor marking, &c.
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Gbifaeo ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIGHTNING RODS.

ii. GuRDRY Il CO.. wholesale and re-
lie tai dealers mi shtning rods, points, glass
rs, aud attachments, Chicago. Illinois
We are prepared 10 furnish dealers with fight
ning rods, points aud liStlres superior IN beauty
OF hn-h aud onp!etentsi OF mechanism. to any
Others used IN he north west Oar points being
manufactured in the hciory under our own 81,
pervisl0p, We know them to b. AN article worthy
al TIE comb 'ruce ~ the public.
Orders may be- directed 10 ~ through the post
oihrr. ar le;t at WIN. Wheerr's IA rdWare store
III Chicago or at thu .hop, which Is IN the rear
Of thS building that fronts at No ll Lake
street. he entrance Is ON the alley beiwe' II
Clark and La Sale streets, nearly opposite the
Shtrman house.
We take pleasure in referring to the undersign-
ed.
~ z. 8laney. professor OF chemistry in Rush
medical college.
Rev " Watson. editor f,he North Vest.
e'H Christian iduOrGte.
Rev Philo JaIsln, agent Of the \ OIL, West
ern university.
VIM. psman, Ouawn.
| II BIch pres dent Of the Chicago bnnk.
Prot luckucy, president Of the Mount Nor.
ms seminary. A :. DrASE,
March u On. Agent, Ottawa.
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LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Companv.

VWce N N0ItH9trS TI0cl, Rooms al P,cs-
eHt Occgyjd By H. 7. Eames
TlIIS company is now fully organized, and
prepared to insure property against the
nsa Of Ire.
The advantage Of .usur,ng in home cornpa.
ny Who're yuH know IL" partr. wiih whom ,ou
wiilhaye to deal 10 the tiienrnt oi loses, AID
"hrie HE usual relay aud ,&pruse ATTENDING such
settlements wIlh crInpnulrB at = distance IL asu.-
drd, VA. commend H,'lt 10 every one wishing tc
secure the lu'l benefit ui h. Insurance.
lilo. L.. WALKER. Pres.
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Cure FOR WAsr.SrINGs.--m picking a
peach from the tree, the writer was so Sc
vcrely stungin the finger by yellow wasp
(called by an untaught boy, ''yaler Jacket
as to cause the cilusion of blood, to produce
pain even up to the shoulder, Salaratus,
made into paste with applied water, was
soon as poutice, and in half an hour had
50 completely ncutralized the acid poison,
that swelling had entirely gone down, and
nothing remained but the soreness occasion
cd hv The puncturc. This application has
proved better than liquid ammonia, 50 far as
limited trial has proved, and is probably the
best remedy for stings generally. 1t is i'm
portant that the nearest alkaline substance,
at hand should be applied till a better can
be found, whether it be ammonia, or even n
paste of fresh ashes. In the absence Of any
ofthcse, a mud poultice is an excellent APP
plication.
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Water Power to Lease,

THE undersigned offer great inducements TO
l. capitalists aud manufacturers, as they have de-
cidedy the best waterpower in the state having
verbs feet head and fall and si,Jatedin Dayton,
milesabove Ottawa and dra wn from the Fox rvsr
Feeder, which is kcptn repairby the state, withou,
any costto the undersigned. They have water to
lease Tor term OF yearssuhcicn to drive 20 run OF
Al feet burrs, and wlease on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company.
This is IA re chancellor men Ofcaptal who may
wish TO go into the featuring business The 10.
catonis very healthy and admirably situated as it
is on q navlgabe feeder within miles otthe con.
tempated Rock Island rail road, ana the head OF
steanbos navigation. toriurthernlornaion ad.
dress DAYTON may 81. JoHN GREEN & Sons.
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DY virtue and IN pursuance Of an order Of
the circuit cOur,oi La Sale colnty. ~ tn.
state Of Illinois. made al the May term thereof,
A. ID. ls5j, the Undersigned. guar tan OF the
MINOR hers 81 Benjamin r Benton. decreased.
viii expose to sale ht publ auction, to The high
eel bidder tor cash. The door ol the court house
~ The city oi Ottawa. IN said la Sale county, on
The lth day oi August 4. ID. 1853, at two
o'clock IN the afternoon all the night, tile. aud
lutares, r L,nora f. Brr,on, Aired Brnlon,
Mary Ann Benton, William BrnroI. Anna Ben
ton. and Emma BrHton, miuur. aud heif--at-
law Of sni Benjamin +. Benton, decreased, N
and To the following de. cubrd real estate, va
the seq Of sec ., 7, - n Of range ; t.. Of he
81 o ~.
Al.o, n met OF land bounded aud Described 4,
follows, VIZ. begiI1ingatd point on the nor IA
bank Of Big Indian creek, 20 chains aud - IHk.
south OF oue.cIghlb sect On corner on thu north
Inc Of -wq OF see. u, T. 81 =, OF L T.. OF
he 81 p. ~ running thence north II chains,
lhrncr eas, chiis ani IL hnk-. thence south
trttt,ftA hank al sll creek, thence wcslrny ON
said bank to the place Of BEGINNING, CONTAINING
3 aud 20 100, De Ia: same more or ir.s
WILLIAM SuAKr, guardian &c.
LELAND & Jones, solicitors jay u
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DY virtue and in pursuance O! an order
h OF the circuit roo'l OF la sale county, IN
the stat" OF Illinois, made stthe May term there :
Of, a. u. 1883. the undersigned guardian Of
the minor heirs Of "rlIirnP. WhpI. deceased.
W ,xposs at public auction, an h- prrmises TO
the h CHEST bidder tor cash, on the Both day Of
JAW, A. d 1883, commencing al the hour O.
Two o'cockP. NJ, all the right, itlr. AMI iuirr-
cst OF Charles d. Wilson ana fcrm".la wilson,
minors aud hrIs-at-iaw OF said William z. VII
ron, DECREASED in and to the following described
real estate, TO VII the lrtotOI south Of the ca.
mai OF the ch Of the NEG OF sec 49, l.. 81 \ OF
X t.. OF tho 81 p. M, cCuIduug ~ - acres,
he the same more or less, excepting aud IrseTv.
ing 30 much Of said Tract as i occupied by the
canal aud rs waters, aud a s,up 30 lret widc gu
either side ol sald canal.
LYsASDGG SHirMAH, guardian, &c.
Leland & Jones, solicitors July 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04
Esta,e nt Ira .Smiih. dec,d.

NOTICES hereby given, to all persons
Y having claims against the estate OF Ira
Smith, decreased, tina, viii attend term OF the
county court ct La Sale county, to b. heM IN
Ottawa, IN SAID county OF la sale and state OF
LIMOS, on the third Monday Of september next,
when aud where all persons having claims agaIns,
said estate, are notlned to present the same IN
writing 10 said cour, tor ad ,ustm-nt.
July 2l-6w H. d. SMITH, @Ae'"'""