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We find the following Card in the Wash
ington Union Of the 14th inst.

A Card.
A few days ago friend placed in my
hands an abolition paper published in Chi
cago, Illinois, containing letter purporting
to have been written by Archibald Williams,
bearing date the 14th of March. This let
ter. written by one of the leaders of the
black republican party in Illinois, am IN
formed was addressed to prominent oppo-
nent of the democratic party IN the State OF
Virginia, and at his request, and by him,
published in Virginia paper, although
did net see it until placed in my hands as
above stated.
The letter is as follows:
col. RICHARDSON on SLAVERY.
QuIScY, 0ll,) March IA, 1856.
DEAR Sir: Your letter of the Sth instant
has Just reached me. In it you inquire,
did Col. William A. Richardson, your op-
ponent for Congress in the last contest, state
to his constituents that the Kansas Nebraska
bill would have the effect of making those
Territories freef" ] cannot state that he
did in the precise terms of your interrogato-
~, but he did frequently and emphatically
say that the repeal of the Missouri restric-
ton, as he called it, was favorable to free
dom; and that it (the restriction) established
slavery south Of sc deg. 80 min, and that
under the squatter- sovereignty principle the
whole Of the territory, as well south as north
of that line, would be formed into free
States. | give, in his own words, one Of his
favorite ordinations: Never mind-never
mind-wait awhile, and you will see before
this time next year the people Of the Terri
tory will prohibit slavery"
am, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS.
p. S.-Col Richardson, during the whole
of our canvass, Indignantly repeied the
charge of being in favor of slavery. y. w.
The only notice | desire to take of this
letter is to pronounce it so gross perversion
of my position and speeches, then and now,
as TO amount to base and inf nous lie
Ny position then was, and now is, that the
Kansas Nebraska act was based upon the
true principles of the constitution, in recOg-
nising the right Of each 5 ate and Terrific
nv. preparatory to their admission into the
Union, to form and regulate their domestic
institutions in their own way, subject to the
constitution Of the United States, and that
| would vote for the admission Of each new
State, with or without slavery, as its own
people should decide; and this principle
controlled my action in the support Of the
Kansas Nebraska bill.
While it is impossible for me in this card
to state all the arguments ! used in the can
yass for Congress, do say that any one pre-
tends that assumed any position inconsist
en-, with this principle wIfully lies.
W. y. RICHARDSON.
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Notice.

'V'E of Schools of Township - north. range
east 81 p. in La Sale Co., have assessed and
caused be levied each hundred doers valuation
the of fifty cents. for general school purposes,
which they deem sufficient to keep school in said town for
months the coming year and also they require the
directors Of each district furnish the treasurer by the
18th day of June next, with list containing the name of
each person subject be assessed for their dis
trict BY order OF the Trustees
my3 f.. :. H0LLOWELI, Treasurer.
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he Democracy OF The third Congressional District OF
tine state OF Illinois requested to meet in tIeir
respective Counties for the purpose of appointing dele
gates 10 Democratic Congression Convention to be
held at Peru, on He.fAestLrY the 2JM dan OF June
n@cf 10 nominate candidate Congress in said Dis
trict.
The ratio OF = representation in said convention will be
based npon the Democratic cast the last Presde
tial election and will be delegate from each County,
an ddtiona! delegate for every 200 said
electon or fraction 100 votes and will give Bureau
delegates, Champaign Dewitt 4 Grlndy 3 Iroquos 3,
kankakee g. Kendall 4, Livingston 2 La sale TO- Nc
Lean 8, Putnam z, yerniliOn :, VIII 5.
WM. REDDiCK, PERRY 4. ARMSTRONG,
II. p MERRIMAS, c. FARLEY
IL l.. MILLER, I. NENNEHAN,
W. ID. TOWNSEND, R0BT. LEWIS,
W. " COLER, VI. l.. PAYNE,
GEO. " LAWRENCE, ii. :. BLOOM,
]. THOMAS. District toD.3aifee.
May 10, 1o-6.
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Eeapers, Reapers,
Grass Cutters Combined.

iAS lDcol Ia III ~ oSs
AND
TIE oniy NacAiHe that caH he re1ied up0n
MT to break and get out IF order tie first
time they are taAcn into the feld.
=. BELLS PATENT.
TTIf~E celebrated Ma hines ready fof eliye
and persons wanting gcOf and dDFdbE Machine
"a requested to examine those Nil st. opposite the
OTTAWA House. the City Mills These Machines
warranted in all kinds Of grain and grass, They
arranged that you hnl them from your field your
house other place. without being obliged TO put
them a wagon. Tie Reefs made that they
get loose and Of order. These Machines
be turned square around in their track. Call and
them. iUy2i- :. BILL < 90.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNvESrloN.-The
hall OF Smith Nixon, at Cincinnati, capa-
bic OF holding over 600 persons, has been
selected as the place in which to hold the
Democratic National Convention.
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Mr.. Fillmore writes that she puts himself
in the hands Of his friends" That is what
Mr.. Weller would call "tying hisself up into
avery small parcel" 1fi5any Ereniag Jour-
nal
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory J!

TUE undersigned take this method Of informing thei
I old customers, and the public generally, that
putting into Etabls hneu this Spring Machinery
VIII enable 10 that double the amount OF
Goods We have usually done; the demand for Goods
this additional Machinery, and hope to give
satisfaction exchanges of Wooden Goods Wool
We never have and do not intend card into vool
portion q cotton and sell for all wool Our goods
warranted in this respect and also for durability We
shall continue TO exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kinds Of Goods viz Heavy Cassimeres, Satinets
Jeans, Glaupels Of different kinds Bapssts aaa stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will be paid Stocking
Yarn orders III De dled fer all the dirs9 grades and
kinds OF Yarn, common Mixed, indigo Blu. Mixed, Red.
Cleuded. &c. And will manufacture, fer merchapts
and others Wool in lots OF hundred pounds up
wards into Stocking Yarn Of the above kinds Of
goods, on liberal terms for cash or wool Also,
Carding and Spinning
VIII be done lots Of 30 lbs. and upwards at to IS
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
VIII be done at six cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed with the Cards, and with
experienced Carder they expect have good
done. Wool will be taken from the Depot and
rolls returned within reasonable length Of time for do
ing the work, which be sent lin strong seets fropy
almost any part Of the state at a triing expense.
Wool intended for exchange for any the above kinds
Of Goods accompanied by the proper order
by Railroad 10 Ottawa, and the goods will be put up and
sent with promptness, according to order.
We would also say, that We have got New Custom
and FIGURING Mill i'll operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice, we have
plenty of water at all times. tmy17l J. ID. GREEN.
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TUE subscriber having associated with him Mr. HENRY
l. EicHELDERGER in the City Mill Cooper Shop the busi-
ness IN that department will iii failure be conducted by
him, and the public informed hereby that Cooperng
in all its branches will prompt attention Butter
Firkns Pork Barrels on hand made to order.
Contracts for Flour Cement Barrels taken.
my2i-2n GEO MANN.
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New Spring. Goods
II w MILLS

EGS leave TO announce the citizens Of Ottawa and
ID its vicinity that he is now ready to exhibit hne
stock of NEW GOODS, as desirable in style be
found and as cheap the cheapest
In the assortment may be found all Goods usually to
no found in a Fancy Dry Goods Stock, which will be
shown cheerfuly to all who may favor with call.
Ott,wa Nav 1886
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IIE Democracy of the Seventh Senatorial District Of
the State Of Illinois requested in their
pecsve Counties for the purpose OF appointing delegates
the Democratic Senatorial be held Pc
RI, WednesGGy, the 2Fb day Of JV,,e r.et TO nomi
a candidate for Senator of said District.
The ratio OF representation will be follows One for
each County, and for each 30. fraction
tOJ Democratic the last Presidential cleo
ton and will give Bureau CO. delegates Grundr 3 Ii
ying-tci ., la sail. 10. PERRY 4. ARMSTRONG,
MILTON T. PETERS,
WM. OSMAN,
C. VI LEE,
myl0 D,sfrttt COHiD,otes.
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A Card,

(NIRCUMsTANCE5 unforeseen and entirely beyond my
~ control render necessary postpone the open ing
Of the Female College in this City for few months at
least.
Prof SMITH thanks his friends OF Ottawa for their kind
ness, and does not doubt but the plan of establishing
first class Female College and will be well advanced
before the close Of the year. my24 ST. SMITH
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY AT WAsHINGroN.-May
18th, man named Rufus Nally, black
smith employed in the navy yard at Wash
ington was shot by a shopmate named Danl.
Jarboe, the former having seduced the sister
of the latter and then refused to marry her.
Jarboe at once gave himself up to a justice.
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The Michigan Democratic State Conven-
ton instructed their Cincinnati delegation
for Buchanan.
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DEArn OF Hon. JOHN G. MILLER.-The ST.
Louis Republican announces the death of
Hon. John G. Miller, member of Congress
from the Fifth district of Missouri.
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MURDER IL SPRINGFIELD.- George Ander-
son, one OF Cur well known and highly re.
spected citizens, was found dead on Thurs
day night at eleven o'clock, in the back ward
attached to his house. On examination il
was found that the back part of his skull
had been beaten in by some blunt instru-
ment-a hammer, colt, or something of the
sort. The body was nearly cold when found
y ccroners inquest was held. and it was as
certained that his family missed him from
the house, and on looking for him found him
as stated. Nerdict-death by the bands of
some person or persons unknown.
Theodore Anderson, his nephew, who
came to this city about two months ago. was
arrested for the deed, on suspicion He de-
MED any knowledge of the act Touching
the grounds Of suspicion there are number
less reports which do not agree with one
another. As delicate domestic affairs are
mingled up with this lamentablc tragedy.
we shall forbear to give further particulars
until legal investigation has been had.
The accused is stranger here. and we
arc glad to see that our citizens evncc dis
position to give him fair trial
Mr.. George Anderson, the deceased, was
not known to have an enemy in the wori
on the contrary he numbered as many
friends as any man among US. He will be
buried this morning at nine o'clock, with
Masonic honors.- Register, 17M.
MORMON IDEAS OF MORAL PrR1rY.-The
following chapter upon Mormon morals is
from the Salt Lake City Ne,es:
There is just complaint of the w:ckedness
which is creeping into the brotherhood of
Saints. President Kimball, at the Taberna-
Gle, on the 25th of February, denounced it
in the strongest style, saying that he would
try and Stay the man who would undertake
to corrupt the people. He says:
| am opposed to corruption wish every
man to keep himself pure, whether he is Jew :,
or Gentle, or latter-Day Saint; keep YOUR
selves pure. l do not allow my women to
foddle with other men, or sit in their laps
and they must not suffer other men to hug
and kiss them; if they do will cast them
OF. Let my wives alone, and let my daugh- |
tiers alone, except you have my permission
to pay them attention, and do as you wish |
to be done by. | am not afraid, for am |
my heavenly Fathers friend, and l am a
friend to all his sons and daughters, wheth-
err they make profession of religion or not,
but they must not undertake to pollpte this
people. l delight to have strangers come to
ny houSe, ana they snail nave the privilege
'f visiting and associating with me, and will
associate with them, on condition that they
behave like true gentlemen.
The Netcs is "down on" practice of
Toung men to have piece of looking glass
liked in the inside Of their hat, and while
pretending to be praying with their faces in
heir hats, are quietly and slyly looking at
ne faces of the girls behind them, reflected ,
n the glass.
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Tar .Gnk-

H7OTICEis hereby given to all whom II may concern,
IN that at a sale Of lands and town lots for the taRes
and costs due thereon the State and County for the
I5 by the treasurer and collector OF the county
Of La Sale and Of Illinois, the court house IN
said county, the 18th day Of May, 1856 became the
r.fiI ifLr Hnsc IIadI auds
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Tar SHE.

v
Tar Sale.
~ oTICE j. hereiJ given, To- al concerned that at o
xV sale Of land and town lots for ,he and
due the state and County fr the year a. D.
ISL by the Treasurer and Collector Of the County Of La
Sale and State Of Illinois, at the Cour, Home 10 pab
County, the 18th day Of May, 4 D. 1855 became the
rchaser Of the following described tracts Of land, viz
.h nwq section /, township IS, range east 81 und
eh swq 49, town "a, range east 81 p m, and lot
North Indian boundary, 6, town 3D. range east 81
D. ma all in the County of La Sale and State Of Illinois
and that purchased said lands and lot the Ish day
Of MAY D. 1853 at the sale aforesaid and that the
time Of redemption viii Expire the 18th day of May, A.
u. I-S1.
Notice il hereby given, that 7 also became the pur
chaser Of the following Lots and part Of Ut IT the sale q
lands and town lots for the taxes and costs e t.reop
for the City 81 Ottawa for the year 4 ID 1s5 by the City
Clerk Of the City % Ottawa, La Sale County, State ~ hi
nOi the Court House in said City, the Zth day OF
December A D. 1850 viz North half, north half lot .,
block 10, in original town Of Ottawa, lot g. block 80
States addition Ottawa and lot in block 81 in States
addition TO OTTAWA. purchased said Lots and part Of
10; the 2ih day OF December, A. ID l-' and that
the time OF redemption Will expire tie oath day Of De
ceTuber, A. d. l-.J6. tmy2il r. y WATERMAN.
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CTRAYED from John Curryeas Mills Indian Creek,
y La Sale Co., the Sth day Of May 1885, yoke
of Work Oxen, ! years old One is large
bOned OK, has high horns, the color light roam.
The other is Of mddng size, with long slim horns the
color is a red and white fine spotted, each having J. W
branded horn Any information will be thankful
Iy received and literally rewarded, by leaving at
John Curryea's Mills or by letter to Ottawa Post Office
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NEW EsrABlISifuENT.

- COTTON, Merchant Tailor, and dealer in Ready
-. Made Clothing, in Cavary's Block, nearly opposite
the Post Office, will open Monday, May 18Th, well
selected stock OF Cloths Cassimeres, and Nestngs,
which he will manufacture order in the best style
the bic lie has we'll sele,ted
Ready Cloihiur and Gentleuans Fur-
N!-liir. Goods Ottawa Nav Il.
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"A RE invited To call at the Peoples Cheap Store,
"a tDorGI.Ss Ross and examine their stock Of
silks, Berages, CIal-. Lawns Parasol- Nantillas.
Shawis, Embroerics, Ribbons, &c, which have just been
received. my24
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All other goods at corresponding low prices.
y Bile has in his employ two experienced and COM
Veent NatChmakers, that he is prepared make old
Watches new. All kinds Of ChTonometer Duplex, Lever.
Horizontal, and Nertice Watches repaired in
which cannot fail 10 give entire satisfaction and very
reduced prices Also every description OF Clocks, Jew
ery, Accorieons, Futinas, Music Bos.s, &C. repaired
in workmauke manner. All work warranted.
GalvaniL.ng and Silver Plating done to order
Ottawa, Mag 3-ls J. DICKEY.
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AIyng and beng IN TIE county OF La sale ana state
Of Illinois and that purchased said lands the 18th Of
May A. D. 1856 the sale aforesaid and that the time
redemption will expire the 18th day of May A. d.
ISIS. [my2iI ISAAC '. WATERMAN.
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TSOR SALE-A second hand. Horse Power Apply
+ at the Lumber Office of [mar1l JOHN HOSSACK.
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NANinA-

II ANlNG sold out my Lumber Establishment, de-
sirous Of closing up all accounts All who have
settled accounts with notified to call at my Office
and make settlement Of their accounts before the first day
of July next.
Costs will be saved by giving attention to this notice
Ottawa, May "a. JNU. UOSSACK
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StrnYcd.

EEOM Nicholas Wilson's, two miles west of DIVERS
= Grove, ON the night Of the Hi. inst, "A team of
WORKING HORSES, sorrel and bay. The bay Is a
sweyed, or hollow backed horse will weigh about twelve
hundred the sorrel will weigh thirteen hundred-heavy
aaa tail. These horses are twelve wears old Apy
delivering said horses Wilson's giving
nation by mail TO the subscriber Chicago, shall be Ii
beraily rewarded. [my2+4w*l GEO. W. gibson.
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ESlrHVed.

II STRAHBD from the subscriber, Tuesday, the 21th
Il inst three yesr old IElFER, red with white spots
on the hind quarter. Had rope the neck when il
capped. Said heer purchased Of drover with lot
of other cattle on Monday. Any person giving informal
ton to the subscriber, the Main Street Meat Market
Ottawa where said heifer may be found, will be literally
rewarded. Imy24 JACOB KECHERLY
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D.,...,,;c ELECTORAL Ticket.

ncu,ocrafic Electoral Ticket.
E.,r Electors at L6rJe-
N UEIRINTON, of Kane
SUIEIES H. CONSTABLE Of Clark
District E7ectogs-
-, MERRITT L. JOSLYN, OF Mciienry.
81 HIGH MAHER. Of Cool.
~ MILTON 7. PETERS. OF Bureau
All EOBEKT NJ HOLLOWAY. of warren
~ Holm p RICHMOND OF schnylcr
efh : W NOULTON, OF Shelby
-.b % h. FICKLIN. of Coles
sth " A. J. SPARKS of Clinton
s-h JOHN 4 LOGAN, OF franklin
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
For GOreyTsOr-
WN 4 RICHARDSON, Of Adams
For Li,stenaHt GOTsrt0T.
RICHARD }. HAMILTON, Ct Cock
For Secy.fGry IF SfTtS-
WM H. SNYDER, Of St ClaIr-
Tar 1nJ;tor Of I'qJiic icc0HHts.
SAMUEL n CASEY. Of Franklin
For Treasurer
JOHN MOORE, OF Mclean
For Superintendent IT Pstiiic fHtr'.f'of
J. H. IT. MATTHEW, of farewell
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
FIN Di-tric-I- y. MORRIS.
!Siyth Disty-ict-TIIONASL l. HARRIS
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Account Books Posted Crafts.
The Ladies

For Sale or Rent.
"A NEW HOUSE, 81 26. adapted for or 70 farni-
"a lies near the residence of GEO = FISHER, Esq APP
by TO imy2i] JNO I0SSACk.
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NEW JEWELRY,

HtIIE -nbsrrvr respectfully informs the ciens Of o.
lava and vicinity that be has Just received reH the
Eastern Manufactures extensive and splendid as
-uTtWent OF all kinds of Watches Clocks Jewery, &c
all of which he vii sell at prices less than be sougs
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County Convention.

FIN Di-tyicf-I- " MORRIS
!Si.yth Disfyict-THONAS l. HARRIS
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WILDEG BROTHER, = -
BOOKSELLERS s. &STATGONERS.
JITHoLEsALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Miscellaneous,
w Medical Theological School Books Stationery,
Wall Pa per and HihdoE Blinds.
Wbosle DeatefG School Committees Teachers, and oth-
supplied lowest rates at the Bookstore Of
Main ain and Onion Streets w,,r,,.o.- Vi.
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ao1SG NORTH.

GOING soUTT-The 90 Train will connect at SAM
dusky with Morning Toledo; at Monroeyie with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of c. T Roads at
Shelby Express from Geveahd; at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and AT
Newark viii. and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
The GEO NJ Train viii sandnsky with steam
nay Detroit at sonroeye With western Train
c. T. L. r. at Shelby Junction at 6'21 p. u. with the Mall
Tram o. c. X. o. Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field junction IS p II. with Past train on o. p r. L.
Pittsburgh, Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio 4. r. y t.a.ss
necton at Newark with from Benair C. o. R.
r.; at Mansfield with Express for at
shelby Junction at 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo New York, and at MonroeTine with
Mail Train on &. I. road 70 Toledo, Chicago. &e
lOOP Train will Newark with Express from
the East on Genital Ohio Road at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train PlttsbhFGl; At sheby Junction at III
with Cincinnati Cleveland Monroeve with Might
xpress Toledo and Chicago, and at sandusky With the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago ,,, 60
sandusly, Aug. 4, 1855. sep15-tf
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Cinoinnati, Wilmington &zanes-
ui11a Rai1road Il 4.
Change of Schedule.
-

a-s55 TRASsPoATA7to 7tox oGf1cE B. 4 o. R. RI
74,4 sszal5l RhaoitRt, lStdtt6E Feb. eth, 1885.
ON and ater Monday the 1Oth Inst, the Passenger Trains
iexpres this station daily ~
The Express leaves al $40 p NJ and only stop at
the foll0Eng stations: BeuWood, MouHdsyle Cameron,
FaIrnont Feterman, Newbur Piedmont, Cum
brrland Sir Johns Run Harpers Ferry, aon
Ocacy, SykeSViIe and Washington Junction.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train will
leave daily Except sundaya at Tl5, A. A. and arrives at
Cumberland Rt GG0P.M Leaves Cumberland At 516 A. NJ
and arrives At Wheeling at $3.50, p. NJ
~ The Mail Train will be discontinued until further NO.
By order of
W. S. BooDsIDE, Superintendent:
fe14 J. i. RORD, Agent.
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I. J. ALLEN, III. D., rs-zaff
President OF Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,


To Young men who wish to acquire a Busi,tess Edaed-
tiOna we think affords facilities very seldom equaed-
Mr. GRASoER the OF noEi-
edge and aptness teaching added practical Counting
Room experience feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the most e0-
cGted set al Books. ..- .s,.-. 70. .-.
F A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
JJ JANNET, Sec,y Board of Control State Bank Of o.
J. F. PARAI, Book Keeper atD. 7. W0Odbury's.
D. OVERDIEn, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
Il. 2. MILLS, Sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
CD. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley Co.'s.
B-FOr full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
J. fe4-lv - -- -. proprietors.
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