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sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & CO.,

sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &C., &C.
17O william street. New York,
INVITE the attention Of the trade their large and
ried stock Of Drugs, Paints Oils Perfumery, &C., &c.
In addition to their regular importaOns Of Staple Drugs,
hey also receiving direct from the OF produc
ton and manufacture supplies Of Tooth, Hair and Nail
ushes, Bronzes Corks Mortars, Sponges, French and
Perfumery ,L1bn's Extracts, and many other articles
embraced in Druggists stocks, which they also
to offer the most advantageous terms.
either in person or by mail, will receive prompt
eQ3-lV
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No. 4s Dey st., New York.

No 48 Dey ST. New York.
CMITHs SELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS-The only premium awarded by the Amer
lean Institute at their late Fair at the Crystal Palace for
sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS was to p 4. SMITH, Manuiac-
turer, No. As Dey St, New York
Merchants will find it greatly to their advantage to call
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of these very
fashionable Artc for the neck Great will be
offered Jobbers from Western and Southern cities.
Reference can be had 10 nearly all OF the frStcass Job
bng Houses Of New York Ci y. janT-
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vncrrrr.. ina. June 1sth. 1sss

vIsoEsSEs, Ind, June 18th, 1858.
Prof J. Weed -As you about 10 manufacture and
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative viii state
for Wkomsoever Il may concern that have used M and
others H. shat have for several years been
TIE habit Of using ether Hair kestoravea and that nd
yours vastly superior q any other know. IL entirely
eeAnes the head Of dandun and with months proper
viii any persons hair The original youthful
color and texture, giving healthy sofs and glossy ap
peaanee and all this without disco orng the hands that APP
ply IT, or the dress which drops would therefore,
recommend its every desrous Of having hns
color and texture te hair.
Respectfully yours,
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GOULD g. PRICE,

GOULD g. PRICE,
SO Plat street, Few York,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STATE-RODS AND STAIR-PEATES,
HAVE CONSTANTLY on BAND, general and varied
IL assortment Of the newest styles OF
German Silver, Silver Plated and Brass Stair-Rods
and Brass Stair-Plates
Also, dealers in BRASS TRUNK BANDS, TRUNK HARD
WARE, CARPET THREADS TACKs, ald FINDINGS.
Orders by mail telegraph, attended to with prompness
and dispatch from part Of the United States and Canada
GOULD PRICE,
Office SO Platt street. New York
dec6-1m Factory 5S Hamilton ST., Newark, N. J.
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.


-. Lors, June 70, iSs8
Prof ood:As zoe about 70 prepare and vend
recently discovered Ha Restorative and yoa request
my opuion Of H. will state that my hair sv months
ago very gray and after using bottles Of your Hair Re-
oratve resumed its original color. and since its appcA
on AL dRndTun haa disappeared IRON my head and have
been troubled with daagreeAbe Itching Of the scalp.
satisfied thas tose Who v not regret H. IL
gives the appearanos hAving been recently oiled
prepared therefore, recommend is 70 al who do
hFous cf having eeautifai head Of hair.
an, sir, yours, Ac-,
Il. l. STEWART.
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NANUFACTURIRs AND MILLERs.

I'VE are general Agents for the sale Of all Cotton and
w Wooden fabrics manufactured In the State Of Tenue
see and have appropriated large and commodious
solely for their sale and storage We have also apropra
ted the sale and storage Of FLOUR Hlone
AMI would resp cttuy call the attention Of both Manu-
GnRnnN 4 co
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NASHVILLE. TENN. SATURDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsoBER scHELL's GenT Advertising House.
APPLETON BunDISG, $40 and 34s Broadway
Late No. so Nassau Street.
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NEW SERlES.--NO. 40
cIRCUIT couRT, pAYIpeon COUNTY,.

RULE fs ordered BY the Court hat hereafter ths
Cerk shall divide the Trial Docket into four parts 70 Be III
ec1especvely among the SECOND FsInD and Forar
weeks OF the Term, 90 that shah be plaoef
81 the Ekz OF tie Docket hz ali shall xsED or co1u
I'D as they reached.
RrIE 3D. Judgnensin in unEtgatsd cases and iudrrsnai
by default may be taken As heretofore
kULE 3D. IL shall be The duty OF the Clerk within k~tv
days afer the adjournment Of Court divide Docket =
stated and publish In one two Of general
enaton the set for trial among the second laird
and fourth weeks that the parties 10 such causes msT
have notice when their Attendance viii be required
RrLE 4th. 1t shall rth ermore be she duty Of The CARR a
issuing suhpRnas 0F the witnesses summon them 70 A.
tend on the arst, second, third fourth Monday q hs
Term according the place the stands the aocks
Under the above Rules the following win Etard ~
trial dnHlng the Arst week Of the tern:
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THE FARMER's GUIDE

xHYH0UGHT SPIKES ssgs wrosghs spits.
w ffom y 6k ischss ruosssd b. fls&uer sra1 shs
er tsis - tssp1il D. p. ptckkt.
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Wheat! Wheat!
a CARD.

IETE viii pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Nashville
w sacks furnished. Can and before you sell
Nugl5-u J. A X. YEATMAE.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISER
PATENT ELAsTTC sKIRTs.

u COTTENET g. co., Importers Of French and
IL other European Good, No. as Broad street
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ARMSTRONG s. CO.,
No. 90 mARKET st.s NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants

No. 90 MARKET st.s NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MANUFACTURING AGENTS,
I,OR shs sale Of Machines Agrculsarai Inplenentss
il Badins Materials, kc. &C. 1he ANNEXED e nst Il
may alwAyabe 6and az Asr store, ahd a
TIE lowest cash prices;
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, Ae.
Treshlag MaShnes Hsrse Poscrs Corn and Cob crasAs
Iitle Giaaf Rsltons Pcrahe ursr MIL stray cutisr
Corn sheers Bsdwsls Smut Machlns Ckd's Grain fep&
Fafsr Weus' SEED sever Cora Pansra cainsAsorn Haf
rous Pisughs sf an ksds Churns. Neat cusFs feyths
Rorks Rakss. Rsapng aud Messing Naehinss Fan ~ A as
BUILDING MATERIALS, Ae., Ae
windsw sash veneiiAn inds Msrbssi.sd Iron Maniss
TlndoR Class Of al sssn Bydrsac cespt Flsstrr PsrE
CAaa Papa Force Pumps, Gsren Knginsl, Irsn chairs
trua 81. tzes. Iron eafst of aii sines.
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
whlls Lad waite Ina nrasn znr elons colursd Elns
PsaS q 81 eulsrs. Patty. Whhs Linses1 0e. lArd on
Tuspehsne v1rnlhss hneFal Pant gnae. fAini Bralss
En1ka. cspPerAs, Pans kiis. A., Ae.
RE a TILExE rs.
esaBa and laad Plaster We keep larss sorks ~ sAsss
SEEDS.
csvss, faihy sls Gra-s. Bssa ersss orsAasa Graa'.
W. sss rss sxunss fr psaaeu esisbrai-a KE-sor RaH
rcd HsFIs -Puasr Threshnx har1ineA We have 49,
q sasse hasaanss hand. Ant sl Eah lhe
u ManniscnEsrs prps iraasaorafon nted A ths d.
nana st b ksyend Ne szrPg, thoea she n =
lham Aad eettlr teT HoQa.
decff-d1l sesa5n ARalsTRoxa q co.
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TIE REST HAIR DYE.

G. W, HENDERSH0TT,
DRUGGIST,
Corner Of Cedar Street and the Square,
NASHFILLE, TENN,
HAS received the most Of his Spring stock -
49, nd has the p asure ~ Offering splendid N9
Al Not OF Drugs and Medicines and wou offer 70 EN
1S~the Public the purest article Of every kind. II only
necessary say that all medicines and every sold
by me, are Of The best quality.
at~2S G.. W. HENnERSHOTT.
LvKESsE LIME JUICE-sold by
i spr2S O. W. HENDFRsHOTT.
CUNCRESS WATER, Lexington Mustard, war.
" ranted genuine, pure Brandies Wines FOR medical
purposes. Sold by q. W. HENDERSHOTr.
CI1TPSON & gOEGTsS Aromatic SChic-
- dam SchHapps, said to be a verv good medicine,
for sale by G. W. HENDEESHOTT.
CWEBISH LEECHES-sold by
- apr2s G. W HENDERSHOTT.
CTONE WARE-For saleby
- ap:25 q. W. HENDERsHoTT.
CYRENGES of almost every kind
- spr2s 6. w HENDERsHoTT.
i apr2s G. W. HENDERsHoTT.
A FINE ASSOR TMsNT Of Perfumery and Ex-
II tracts kinds; also the best quality Of Cologne.
For sale by lapr2sl G. W. hENDERsHoTT-
NTINDOW GLASS-Various sizes for sale low by
w apr2S G. W. HENDERSHOTT
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ms RFCEIVFn FoR GENTLEMEN.

JU6I hLOLlFL I'd fUh yin ILEELN,
TENrS Top Calf Congress Double soied Caters;
" A" Night Walking irogsns, sewed,
% Cali W. Z. ID. :. DNfJrd Ties
With general assortment Of Boys and Youths Cef Boots
and Caters JOHN RAMAGE;
novlT ~ College st.
NAM New and Beautiful Articles ad
w ded my usual supplies,
80 DO not forget my splendid Soda Water.
q, ". uENDERSUOTT
Corner OF Cedar Street and the Square,
Ma f,rgll. Warr
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GOOD ADVICE !

FIR { Z TO LII!
C,ALL on the Agent, and obtain GRATUITol SLY, cop
IIEALTH ALMANAC FOR 1856.
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NORRIS WILLIS
Eaf.ars ena PfepEislura.
lssi-u ~ fs1tl a.. seS Tea.
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A NDERS0N, =. P., dealer 10 Lace and Fancy
n Goods, &c ks Union street, No. 81 between College
and Cher y tre5ts, Nashville, Tenn. dec3f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-13
Growth of Illinois.

The large vote Of Illinois at the late cleo
ton has taken the country by surprise, in
dica;ing, as i, does, an increase of popuia-
ton the ratio of which has been equailcd
by no other state in the Union. In 1880
Illinois stood as 18th in SIZE among the
states, but if the vote cast in November is
fair Indication OF her present population she
is now the Tou.th state in the Union, New
Noili, Pennsylvania, and ohio only having
larger population. Indiana it was general
" believed would rank Illinois, but the vote
Of thgt state in November was BOIL behind
Illinois, showing that our population is great
or. Assuming enc vote to represent sir per
sons, low estimate, Illinois contains at
present population of million and half
At this rate, 10y the next apportiOnment, we
must have Is or 30 congressman. The third
congressional district in Illinois tour district
it is believed cast at the late election the
largest vote of any district in the Union.
The vote in the several congressional dis
tric;s Of this state vas as follows: In the LIST
district, 81, IA votes; in the 81, 81, o3i; in
the Sd, 32,4s3; in the 18th, 0,145; in tie
9th, 22,352; n-ths 9th, 26,215; in the 9Th,
22,s72 in the sth, 1865; and in the 9th,
1886 In Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio,
and other well settled states, the poll for
congress ranges from fifteen to eighteen thou
sand votes.
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vfIlitnry Efecfi0C.

Gov. Matteson, as commander in-chief oil
the Militia Of this state. has issued orders to
the Brigadicr Gsnersl, Colonies, Majors, Cap
tainS, high priyates," &C., of the 9Th Di-
vision of Illinois Militia to hold an election
on the Goth inst, for q Major General of said
Division. As La Sale county is a part Of
the said 9th division, our bloody milish'
will have word 10 say in this election. The
Chicago Times proposes TO ignore politics,
and nou.inates Col. Il. II. SWIFT, of Chicago,
'or the Office. We second the motion. Col
Sw.ft was some years ago resident of this
county, aud IS known TO mos; Of our old set
tiers. lie has a natural taste for military
matters, and has for years commanded the
best volunteer artillery company in the state
He is that sort OF man who would reflect
more honor on the office than the etfce on
him. We go for K. X. Swift, decidedly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-13

ILLINOIS BASKs.-Scarcely a week passes,
but We see the bills Of some new Illinois
Bank, organized under the General Bank
ing Law" These new Banks are generally
located at some out Of the-way place, seldom
laid down on any map, and if the exact To-
cality can be traced cut, it is next 10 impos-
sibls 10 get to it. In addition 10 this, It is
asserted 10y the St. Louis papers, that if some
enterprising gold seeker, after infinite toll,
finally reaches the counter Of one Of these
Banks, aad presents 4 package Of bills for
r,dt mption, the officers throw themselves
on their dignity. and commence counting
out nav silver cain, redeeming oae note al 4
time. This. Of course, is not true Of all, or
u half Of our Illinois banks. but It is true OF
vastly too many. We heard, but day or
two ago, of bank OF considerable preten-
sions, in a city not a hundred miles from
Chicago, that attempted to answer Z call for
the rhino by counting out new silver, re-
declining one bill at time. The only way
10 take the starch out of these gentlemen is
10 send the notes at once TO protest if a bank
refuses TO redeem lis paper in an honorable,
busiEess-iike way, and for the next legisla-
,ure to compel all tho banks Of our state to
redeem their paper at Chicago and st. Louis
at ith or per cent.
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Illinois Items.

An EnsrYo CIrY.-Ths recent sale Of lots
at Emporium, amounted to S95, OOO. Inc
company under whose auspices the town
was laid out have fund Of 100000, and
they appear determined to make a city Of it.
\ company has been formed to build a Ia
vern, with a capital of $155, 900 OF this
amount $50, 900 was subscribed at once.
Several factories have been begun, and =
Marine Railway is in course Of construction.
An extensive foundry is being built, and a
Commercial College is being erected. EN-
pori,Im is on the Ohio river, in Illinois,
miles above Cairo, and has at present a po-
pu'a;ion of 700. Eighteen months ago there
were only six or seven persons residing
;hcre-Alt0n Courier.
"FRIENDLEss AND ALoNE."-The jail at
this place stands all tenantless and lone, un.
less it may be that now and then bat fits
through its vacant cells Mr. Ta,lman has
taken up bis residence in Alton, and MIR.
Powell, the keeper Of the keys, has resigned
his responsible post, and retired to more
humble tenement in the suburbs.-Oyle CO..
Eep.
The REVENUE OF ILLiNors.-From Gov.
Moore, who is nov preparing his Treasury
Report, we learn that the total revenue col
lccted upon last years assessments amounts
to $5l4, l2I IS. Ills is for revenue pur-
poses alone, and does not include the two
mill tax, nor what has been received from
the Central Railroad Company. The total
receipts into the Treasury will more than
double this amount
VIM Bierman was accidcn taliy shot neal
Gilmore, in THIS state, on the lst inst, by
running on a spring gun that had been Sci
! by neighbor on rail fence for deer.
! ELECTORAL. VOTE OF ILLISoIs.-The electors
! CT this state met at Springfield on Wednes
day Of last week, and cast the vote o! the
state for Eu, hansn and Breckenridge. Al
/ the electors were present. Jno. p. Rich
monl mas selected to bear the vote to Wa
shington.
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\ DESERVED TEIBUTE.-A "Traveler, WI
ting for tie Chicago Times, has been spend
ing few days Lately in Springfield, place
lac had revisited Tor the first time in four OF
FIVE years. lie was sstoui.hed at the change
everyv here wrought-at the stirring, ac-
active, driving business energy apparent in
every quarter, at the gigantic improvements,
and the enterprise displayed in this city
which for years lad been remarkable only
for its mud, its siuggishncss, and lack Of
public spirit 10 thus So'ves the mystery
Of the change:
Springfield shows TIE energy Of a master
u.ind working out all these great changes
and imparting new spirit to the c'ty and
our government We asked its citizens
whose activity lad excited, and whose hand
wrought this improvement, and common
consent answered-Gov. MArTEsoS." We are
10 political or personal friend Of his-but
We cannot help nut admire a man of energy
and decision wherever he is. We know OF
10 mau who possesses these qualities in a
greater degree than he does. Whatever
may be his political opinions, lie will always
( be remembered as the first Governor Of this
Strte who dared deal a blow at the old vices
ami sluggish inactivity of our State govern
who impaired spirit Of enterprise to our
cuncil-, and gave to us pride AID dignity
among States. HIS administration IS Tow
drawing 10 4 close, and we cal, upon the peo-
IIe fo our State, as citizens and not politicians
TO, DO linn justice. Let US throw aside oar
parry PREJUDICE, ard We shall see that Hi
uois needed just such energy and spirit as
, his, and that he has impaired to it an on
ward impulse which will soon make It the
| Emf ire State of the West.
This is simply just-becausc it true. No
: man can be abou; Gov. NJ. week and near
I him talk but In6ibcs at one his spirit of en-
ergy and enterprise. lie could 40 more live
in iistless, sluggish town, or among All idle
spirii!ess people, than an eagle in a mud
puddle. Had such men been at the helm
of our state 90 years ago, Illinois never
would have been bankrupted; and her ca
nal and railroads would have been either
butt at the time, or the money remained
unbOrrowcd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-13

For the last week or two Geographic des-
g, patches from the south have abounded with
rumorS of medi,atel instructions among the
negroes in kentucky, Tennessee. Arkansas,
and other southern states. In Kentucky 1t
appears tie negroes in one or two southern
counties had united and actually started in 4
body for the Ohio river ; but they We're met
and promptly put down. In Tennessee,
however, the conspiracy was more general,
and from tie disclosures made, the plan was
To- murder all the whites in one night, aud to
seize the women and Hy to the north. This
Of course created intense excitement, and
despatch from Louisville. Dee L., says:
In Perry, Tenn, 10 negroes had been
killed by the owners.
There Is also much excitement about the
negroes in the neishborhoOd Of Dover, and
on the Cumberland River. Many of the
.ingleadcrs had bsen arrested and ii hung
One white man disguised a. a neGr" has been
sentenced to 900 lasEe>, bat lac died before
the penalty had been fully inflicted. The
whites were . irving and organizing for de-
fence
An opinion prevailed that a general upris-
ing would take place among the negroes du-
ring the holidays
Escapes Of slaves were unusually hume
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-13

On the 30th ult., the Kansas militia that
bad been called out during the " troubles
were mustered out Of service at Lawrence
and Fort Leavenworth, Gov. Gcary having
ro further need for them.
On the ssth dit, the trial of the i6 free
state prisoners was concluded before Judge
Cato 1t TccurnscI, The correspondence Of
the St. Louis Democrat thus gives the result
The Judge gave his chc-ge TO tn. jury,
they retired, and af er an absence cf several
hours returned with 4 verdict of No; lu ,:v
Five of the jury were free State rucr, and
seven pro-slavery men. Th. latter were at
iiIs; ds tcrmired On coiv.t ton OF the dclenC-
arts, the others were IS resJiutc, and at last
the prc-ssvery r1en caycd in and al agreed
on verdict. The sixteen men were acqnIt-
ted, released and proceeded on their way TO
the city Of Lawrence.
Nine raorc are now in.prison on the same
CHARGE. viz: 'murder Ill the first degree,
awaiting trial, which VII probably coi:a-
neEce Tomorrow
A few nights since ten Of the prisoners in
this ciIy got their guard ''a little elevated or
inspired" and while in that state, they pass
ed through a hole in the floor, and escaped,
the guard unconscious Of the fact. Not one
has since been re-arres:ed by the Territorial
authorities.
The young men CONVICTED of manslanshter
are now in this little "Nirginia town, under
the charge of Capt. Hampton, generous
and clivalric kentuckian. They have good
quarters, are well treated, and have the
liberty cs the town; they are allowed to go
out and work for themselves. The captain
will rot think of putting a ball aud lain
npon thcm-his generous n.;urc will not
permit suffering if lie cen prevent it. lie is
4 conservative nry-siavery man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-13

Is BUCHANAN MAJORITY PIEsiDENT?-
The fusion papers say no, because by count
ing all the votes cast for Fremont, Fillmore,
Gerrtt Smith and every body else against
him, he is few thousand behind On the ag-
gregate popular vote of all the states. But
if Fremont and Buchanan alone had been
the candidates, would he not have distanced
the former? and so if Buchanan ard Fill
more had been the only candidates. Then,
if every vote IN the Union cast for Fremont,
Fillmore, Gerritt Smith, &c., had been cast
for Fremont, Buchanan. would still have
been elected, fer he received a majority ocer
all in states enough to elect him by maio-
riiy Of seven electoral votes In one sense
the President is elected by the states, and
he is the President of a majority over all in
a majority Of the states. The Fremonters
should cease abusing the supporters Of Mr..
Fillmore upon the idea that had they gone
for the Marposa cattle-dealer, he would
have been elected. The Fillmore men did
not hold the balance Of power: their votes
could not have effected the result. Mr.. Bu-
chansD, in truth and in fact, is a majority
President
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-13

In reie-ence TO lhe current report, that
Mr.. Buchanan lad offered Gen. Cass place
in his cabinet, the correspondent of the lie
rail- says, Gen Cass informed me TO day
that there was not one particle Of truth in
the report. Not one line las passed between
them on that or any other subject"
The same correspondent says, There is
ruInor about town, communicated sith STU
died caution and reserve, that person high
in position, has betrayed unrnis;aksble symp-
toms oil insanity
The President, it is said, has expressed
his determination to remove Judge Lccolnpt,
which has caused some hutterng among
southern members One Jas. .. Harris Is
announced as his probable successor.
Col. VIM. Spencer, of Newark, Ohio, lats
employe under Surveyor General Calhoun,
has been appointed L. 5. Marshal in Kansas,
vice Donaldson, resigned. lie is spoken OF
highly by the friends Of Free Kansas, says
the Tribune correspondent.
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Rare Chance for Speculation.

I WILL offer for sale ct Public Auction, Aonday
December 26th, inst, the following described Timber
Lots Nos I, 3, g. T. 5, s, S. O. TO- H. of the south
fraction Of the north half Of Section 81, Town S3 NORTH
Range east containing 10 each. Also, the north
fraction of the north half Of the same, containing 24
g. acres Also, the of OF Section 10, r 33.
r. SO acres of NV o? Section Is, T. 80 r. $40
acres VII Of Section Is, T. SO, r. $40 acres /;
eh of Section Is, T. 3D. r. $50 acres VIII Of
Of Section IS, T. 80, p. $50 acres.
Also, the following described Prairie Lands:
Ne neq of Section 10, Town 50 ~, Range east 90
Ne ofne $685.
Sv of ne 10
Sw Of ne
fraction OF NV Of canal "a "a 81
VIII of II Of Section =, Town SO ", Rang.sE 50
The sale Of the Prairie Lands and 81 the Timber Lots
Section 10, will take place az he residence the sub
scrber, S-neca La Sale Co. and the Timber Lots on
Section u will be offered upon the ground.
The above Lands situated between the Towns OF
Norris and Seneca part La Sale and part Grundy
County.
Terms Of lSais-For Prairie, one quarter down, one
quarter in one year, quarter in two years and IA
lance in seven years. with Bearing int-rss: per
cent. per year. to be paid in advance.
FOR Timber Lands, onc-third dawn one.th;rd in one
year, and balance in seven years, with and ap-
proved security bearing interest at oper centInteres
in advance.
There will he offered for sale the came day,
Der Of H,ss of superior breed several Horses, and
F1- ming Utensils.
Teras-Al sums less than five dollars, CASH and foI
sums er five dollars years credit, with notes At
decisaw* J. CROrTY