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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

WEATHER ~ EGYPT.-The "cOld snap
during the present month appears to have
extended as far south as the Carollnas. The
growing Of our Egyptian friends, over their
ettuce. green peas. &c, in March, has been
changed 10 ! different tune, as appears from
the following, which we cut from letter TO
the Chicago Press from Joncsborough, Apl.
ski enih.
From present indications, it seems that
the final opening of spring, with WARM
weather, will be much later IN Egypt than
is usual IN this portion of our Gsrden State.
The first day Of april ush cred in night
so cold that the mercury sank 10 twenty de-
gress below the freezing point. ard ruined
lay freezing fully one-iaf the tomato plants
belonging 10 the gardeners in this vicinity.
Peas. beans, corn, &C., which have been
planted two or three weeks, are either de-
caying or lying in a dormant state, none
the better for being placed in the bosom Of
mother earth, so tar as vegetation is con-
cerned The ground is slightly frozen this
morn ng, and we have had but few nights
IN this month, So far, without greeting.
I'll peaches there will not be more than
balta crop even if the buds which are st,n
nn'nJured should escape.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

Is ILLINOIS FREE STATE I'm the Belle
vile Tribune we see copied at length "'lc-
"a! notice" posted up about the streets Of
that city, Offering to sell to the highest bid
der, mulat'o man named jackson Redman,
for the high crime and misdemeanor Of seek
ing Il home on the free soil " Of Illinois
The provision Of our constitution under
which this sale OF free nulatto is made is
couched in the same words with ike pro-
ed By the ab"iitionists at Topeka in Kansas
These are the friends" Of the negro
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TIE SoyyD DUE. The Washir gtoH Tram
says. " y suppose that the abolition Of
iie Danish Sound Dues may be regarded as
q fact accomplished. l. j. understood that
the capitalization o! thcsn proposed by Dem
mark las been accepted ry the European
goycrumtEts interested, and that a treaty
has been signed with the United States, by
the terms of which, in consideration Of the
payment Of an Incousiderable amount Of
money, 1898, 00o}, this annoyance to our
commerce Is To be forever discontinued
The treaty must await, Of course. the a;,-
prova Of the Senate: but Of this and the
necessary appropriation hy Congress Of the
sum stipulated TO be paid, there can ie no
reasonable doubt; and we take it for grant
Cd, ther, fore. that the " Belt and sounds
vii! be and remain free of toll from the
opening Of navigation this season"
II i gratifying to remember that this con-
ccssjoH 10 the commerce Of the world was
Initiated 10y the measures of our own govern
ment; and it marks, also, the spirit of the
age that it has been accomplished by Den
( mark and the other powers interested thro'
peaceful negotiations, and without a resort
to arms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

RAILROAD SCDsCGiprIoy.-'The vote in Full
-ton county on propositions to subscribe
500, 900 to the Peoria and Hannibal Rail
road, aud a like omount to the Savanna and
Jacksonville Railroad, rrsulted-Nc 8, $50,
Nays ,G52. Majority for subscription, L.
3gS. The first OF these roads will pass due
north and south throuhg Fulton county,
and the other in . line running from north
east to southwest. Their influence upon
the value of property in Fulton must be
immense; and if the free gift of tue two
hundred thousands dollars would secure
the construction of the roads, the county
would still reap incalc liable benefits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25
Fu,GRArros OF NrGRors.-The Pensacola

FMIGRATIoS OF NEGRoEs.-The Pensacola,
Floida) gazette of the 4th inst, says:
On Tuesday last thrty-fiye free colored
persons took their departure from this city
for rampico, and in few days those who
a still remaining will also leave for the
same place. 1t was a painful sight to see
them parting from their friends and their
native country to seek homes in foreign
land. They take with them the sympathy
of all our citizens on account of the causes
which have led them TO leave us, and also
their best wishes for their future happiness
and prosperity in their new home&
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

FoR BuNcoNBe.-Thc Ohio legislature,
previous 10 its adjournment sine de on Nor
day. passed, according to tel"graphic report.
bill making it penitcniiary offence to
claim to hold slaves in Ohio, or 10 carry
away from the State as slavc-anv person
Of color" This is hcralied by the Rcpub-
lirsn papers as the "Response of the Ohio
to the bred Scott decision" II the law is
intended to prohibit the execution of the
fugitive slave law it, Ohio. then it is nullifi-
cation, and nothing else but if it is based
on the assumption that the bred Scott de
cision authorizes any person TO own and
hold slaves in Ohio, then its based on a
falsehood. There is nothing Of the kind in
the bred Scot: decision.
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Supreme Count.

The Supreme Conr, has been in session
h this city since Monday, and we notice
about the hotels ard court house the usual
sumber Of legal eminences from abroad.
The proceedings thus far have possessed no
special interest to outsiders. We notice,
however, several important cases on the
doeket-amOne them one involving the con-
ssitusionality OF Dunham's bank bill-of the
proeress and result Of which we shall not
fail to advise our readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

CmcAGo. ALT9N i II. LoUIs-No corn to
SPAR from ilu- .; this road. Last season il
b. ought a large amount.
!aL.NoI~ CL>gEAL. CHICAGO B-ANcH-FTom
kausah~e the corn l. now going south, and
into lnt'aI.a. 10 supply i'ga. demand. Guam
t,y lis SIDE IS -FusiJct. Previous sLaz.l
coGn Va Slipped from every l-gg'.
G,Lr~a u triysGo.-Ey> end now send
ir- 10 the Mississippi to supply luca. de
iuand~. Quantity - come l.. t.i> road ~
should estimate - less than OHr-Ai.-i =. pre-
viou~ Ta!es.
CHiCAco i Rock I,IA,D.-WeSt end al.
needed ior Iowa and home dciIaEd. Guam
tr:y 20 come by tbs road uOuIina', u..irs-
Illinois River sNOud got .ow.
CEicAco, ErnLi,GGaS 4 QCiNcY-From
Gall srurg ard below, the corn l. @oin- to
Quincy snd Burlington tor local and Iowa
demand. This side We estimate the amount
10 come 70 Chicago At two thirds Of las >ei-
son, and the qualify from the entire road
AT "1e-bal! Of last season.
The acreage ,eceip's Of Corn hy railroad
ave Ho.9 C.JIJ hU-ii,is daily. THc lumber
an c:isIi' ~ demand takes j. all.
E.-ci!ts ~ Cena' ~ AYru. 1876, were
-. t!4 bushels, for i.OA april 18th To
MAY 3d.
III, crop Of Com il Illinois. in 1856 we
'e'.'iihI- 80 no '.'t-'''i'- '-'s '!'a'' 7-'-'--
,''-"aifI't ""N greatly increased ~ our
>lifI i~ i'll! cnr month Iater t'Hh Usual
i's- accounts from 'H.' am lnHaEa al
T'fTeS"i.t the crop "a sh"r; aud iisht stock
~ To" c""nir:. lEe amount III Nfw YORK
,'E ~. ,i.r i'ii. Hif!. vas "'J.'"' nh>hels.
HE d.-ii...us demand IN the United states
- - alter than cY-r before known. There
: = strong s'4'HtFH demand Tor nome Use.
'A'r gre 's'l S.-!tS ana ne! throughout
Tie Nt.'-
~ & f"..H".t CORE SpcnHeh', Ga'cd Peru.
-l.i- o.. Ie''' we Gh'lr " In relation TO
tie OR" eE"! e.! Last year, have take"
some pans - ascertain ihe real aTeIH-e IA
tfi- :'r'n:.y, ara the following figures sill
he ~ 'E'c-~ :. Rot cntifr'y correct: Mclean
tu"rty, = la per acre: Livingston, 90 bu {;
La Safe, - hu; Lee. % hl; Putnam, 30
uU. E.T,aI, s. bu; Henry. - bu; Mar
shall. 49, tn. Tie yield Of 1886, compared
w.;h $50, * about one-ha.r There has
hccn iar.e amount Of corn led to this date.
II Las been srJwing the pa>i Xix hours. No
grass yet Hay has been $I2 per ton since
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accounts were published of the lynchinG O.
man named Griiford. in Jackson county.
Iowa, for numbering ncighbor named Insl",
without provocation. On the scafold Crit
ford confessed the murder. and said he had
been hired to its commission by two men,
named Jarret and Mcdonald. The report
now is that the mob hrve seized and hanged
Jarrett, and are in pursuit Of Mcdonald. to
deal to him the same fate.
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Hand BocL. 70. Home Improvement.

How To FIFE: \ New ru-zr; NarsraI
ofConposi-i1a and Letter. NT--irl illr- .
PsnfuEu-tips and Ire Cio cr o.. v.Tt materials pr 81
Cal rt4e- Tor Literary crf5.l, --r.r-'. lli r--
toi7rJ and Nes-IaTvr Nsit.s- Tsf-tra-.rr II PsrJ!
tuErrCt4ic ~ Iart uiT and directions :g- win
;eEs q business. Relationship Tri--.-l1r aad Love
Illustrated ~ exrlr-'-- o. .s-.u- ef4--.-
from tn t-ii- - tie hc-t writer's Nlig ar . e.
HorEI- 'or Letters C IlrTos.-tiDr. Ng.y- Card :
and collection q Po-ea QlotIiions. Pr ~ aq..
30 cts, muslin 81 Cls-
How To TALk: ! New Park.t Manual og
sGrsmuacs li Gr.tc-ft. s5ye: with ure Il a. E-vs
Hundred gDuIrIun Ni-tt&s- corrected -ent bv ..s.
p0stasr Prepaid Pr. Paper cents. .Tls..1 C.s
How To BEHAVE: \ Mtuu1l ui R~puhiI'su
Etiquette. sr'i Guide correct personal Habit. with
Euie< and Ey Laws Tor p-na:rur -,- AID D-T--
rstve Assemblies fE!cr. Papa. cents, I..s..l -
How To Do BU-rSEs>: i Griidr to Success
II Practical LIE anil II.Id-Epcs - l. ga a.G Com
I-rc-I Forms Price paper. ~ erlt- ,.sili - cer IS
These books have been. or are IN pr,c,s :,
Of being published by Fowler * Wells, 3Gs
Broadway. y. Y. OF the first two we have
received copies, and We have read them With
agreeable surprise and profit. There are
many "grown gentleman and well ed,I-
Gated, who will find many very useful hints
in these volumes. They are the farthe>l
possible from being mere catch penny book :.
Not only young men, but men OF business
and professions will find them eminently con.
yenient and useful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

1t is a Jimmy fact that indianapolis,
where rooster" Chapman lives, is the
greatest egg market on the continent. The
Indianapolis Journal says that eggs from
about the only article OF export from that
city east, and the bankers affirm that it is
the only commodity that enables them at
present to deal TO any extent in New York
exchange.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

We learn from Louisiana papers that at
the close OF the session of the Legislature
of that State molten was made to allow
compensation, when that gentleman imme-
diatcly arose and requested the mover to
Withdraw it, adding that he accepted the
Office with knowledge of the salary, and
5canted no nlore
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

NAGoS ROAD To HE pAcIFIC-The Int
rior Department at Washington has com
ple'ed the preliminary arrangements for
commencing the construction of the Wagon
Road from Kansas to the paci;ic, au,horizy
by an act of the last congress. Mr.. ". F.
Graw has the contract from hort kearney to
City Rock, and Nh Kirk the rest of the line.
We also observe that the Post Office De-
par,ment has invited proposals to the first
of June for the carrying the entire letter
mail overland from Mississippi to San Fran
cisco in four horse coaches. scIai monthly,
weekly and semi-weckly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

NEGRO CITIZENSHIP.-ln the Constitution
Of Pennsylvania, in force in 1850, it was
provided that
{" In elections by the citizens every free
man of the age OF twenty one years, having
resided n the State two years before the
election, and having within that time paid 4
state or county tax, shall enjoy the rights Of
an electOr."
In the year 1885, "A negro who was a free
1aaX offered his vote at an election, and 1t
was refused by the inspectors. lie brough.
suit against them, placing his right TO vote
upon the above constitutional provision.
The case was deliberately argued, and Chief
Justice Gibson delivered the opinion OF the
Court and decided that even under the pro-
vision giving to every " free man ailsht to
vote a negro. though not SLAVE. VAS not
free man in the legal meaning oi those words.
The convention which formed the new Con-
sttution of Pennsylvania had also, while
this suit was pending, decided by very
large majority that negroes were not emitted
10 vote but to make the matter douhly sure
tlcy inserted in the new Constitution pro-
vision combining the right OF -uliraSe to
=" white" persons Chic. Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

THE ILLINOIS WINTER WHEAT CKor.-Thc
st. Louis Democrat has adyiccs from the
Southern part Of our State as to the condi-
ton Of the winter wheat. is far north, il
says, rs Montgomery county, the crop is
reported as looking very fine. In the Wei
nifty Of Alton and Monticello there is Il
promising prospect for good yield. Bet
wcen Bloomington and Alton very ien: good
looking fields can oe seen.
r We will not, perhaps, be much out Of the
wap, to say that the crop promises to be a
good one, i'll Northern and Southern Illinois;
and an unusually short ouc-almo>t an en-
ira! half Of the State.
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TnE APPoKTInNMESr BILL.-The validity
Of this bill Of our last legislature, which
Gov. Bissell vetoed after he had approved it.,
II about to he tested in legal way. The
public printer has demanded a copy of it
from the Secretary of State TO be printed
with the laws-the Secretary Of course re-
fuses to furnish it--and thercupon the printer
sues out n'ahdanaus upon the Secretary to
produce it. This will bring Up the whole
question.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

Main ST., H0ssdck's Roc, Ohd'cd, H.
H.sIRST class Statesmen, Book Keepers, Mechanics
l. Railway Men, Bar Tenders and Porters Also, men
farms Transfers boys for stores or TO 'ea
trades, female help of all kinds for city or country!
the above furnished for those who want Houses u "
situations found for those out of employment :,
Persons having money to loan will hear Oh eh"" ~
do at high rates by calling on u.s. n epvwsrrp
ncr15 - "
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JUDGE DouGLAs---A letter from Washing
ton states that Judge Douglas was preyen-
ted from leaving that city on the Goth. by
intelligence oi the severe illness Of his old
est son, who is in North Carolina He h IS
proceeded 10 that place. and may no, reach
cLi.sgo for . fortnight OF more
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e.,.:,,o;nc ct Se.y Music.

NyTILLIaM HALL SON, NO 239 BROADWAY, y.
w Y have Just issued an addenda to their general
catalogue of music II contains list of all the popular
new and instrumental music published during the
las year and will be sent to any address in the Unit.d
States post paid without charge.
NEW BOOK FOR FEMALE -ACADEMIES.-The In
stute Chorus Book, collection of the most popular ap
proprate and pleasing vocal pieces. adapted class
singing, by Francis ii. Brown. Price co cents 10
copies S5 apll-.}m
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Iowa ELEcrIoS.-An election took place
In Iowa for State Superintendent of Schools
and some other State officers Party nomi-
nations were made, and now the telegraph
reports that returns from 80 counties render
10 elected. Revolutions never 60 hack
vardn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-25

hAssAs.-One Of the most pre- ynant signs
Of the times in Kansas il the result Of the
recent election for Mayor in Leavenworih
city. The telegraph informs US that Henry
J. Adams, a free state man, was elected
mayor Of that city, on the 18th inst. after
sharp contest, Ivy $50 majority. His com
petiter was 4 Mr. Shannon. It seems the
Missouri ruffians, "who never let the free
state men vote" were strangely absent at
this election. If in Leavenworth City, the
very centre of border rusIianism. the free
state men can poll two votes 10 the ruff
ans" one, why a-e they add to vote all
over the territory in june
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IMPORTANT RAnEOAD CoMPLETEp-- The last
Iaii on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
from Cincinnati 20 ST. LoHis, was laid on the
10Th inst, and at 10 o'clock in the evening
81 the same day, the first train from Gin
cinnati through to St. Louis on the road
reached the latter CITY.
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The Peoples Cheap Store
IsAIkLaSS 4 CLARK.

ksDUE.L n CHA RI.
TG,E proprieors would take tis opportunity
their thanks the peop. Of OTTAWA and vicinity Scr
the very liberal patronage that they have extended to
them for III, past year. and wonld now invite their at
tention to their new stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER
DRY GOODS.
Which are offered at prices That fail yvS entire
satisfaction. As time and trade is devoted to Dry
Goods -. shall offer the hes. assortment everything
in line that be found in town.
Among our stock may BE- found a good assortment OF
French English, and American Prints plain and hgqT-
LANES. Chais, Barcge. Tissues Grenadines, P"piins,
rere4ls, Ducas, Printed M.isin and Lawn French
Scotch, and American Ginghans- We would call par
tIculaT attention to oar stock Of
Silks.
Biscnof : Black silks. all widths
assortment of coiored Marcelane ana FloTences
shanI-.
Broche, Long and Square Stella Cashmere, Grape,
Back and COIored Silks, and otlIep styles.
Maniii as,
A variety of kinds. Our stock Of
white ssGOGs.
We venture is the largest IN the city comprising
IarIT.t Cambric Checked Cambria, Victoria and Bi,h
on Lawn. Linen Cambria, Dotted Muslin. Embroidered
Muslin for Curtains, Bleaehed Mnsiins' LII lo4 -
81 O., 81, aud one yard broad
We invite particular attention to superior stock of
B'eacied and Brown Table linens Napkins, Diapers,
Towels iIucnabucz, White, aud colored Shirt Linen,
Shirt Bosoms, Linen Hundkerchiefs. Russia Crash, Toi-
let aud Lancaster QIit. We keep good assortment of
S,.n,mer Stufs Blay Linens, Plain and Twied, Paper
Mu-lns Cambrics, Deuuis, Ticks. Striped Shrungs,
heavy Brown Seetmg, which viii be sold at last years
prices. Our stock OF
Hosiery
Is very large, comprising most all kinds and coiOrs
Ladies' Hose all colors aud prices Gents Hose, Child
rens Plain and Fancy Hose, Ladies' and Gents Kid,
Silk, and Isle Thread Gloves, Nitts long and short.
Ladies' Collars and Undersleeyes, Muslin bands aud
Edying. Dinty Bands. Thread and Linen Edgings,
Corded Musin Tor SKIRTS Embroidered Skirts Corded
Skirts, Dress Trimmings and Fringes Velvet Ribbons,
all widths, Lace Veis, Lone Wells English Grape, Co.
lored Table Spreads.
Best assortment in Ribbons and Bonnets, Buse
Gimps and Laces Among our
Nav be found Combs of all kinds, Pins, Needles, Tape
Thread Brooks Celebrated Glazed, White and Coored
Thread Hooks and Eyes, Buttons. Port Monnaies,
Knitting Cotton French Working Cotton Cross Cotton,
Suspenders Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Hair Pins,
Thimbles SOAP Scissors Reticuies Whalebones Brass
Hoops for Skirts Elastic Ribbon and Cord Bed, Lace,
&C., &c.
Shoes.
Ladies' Misses, and Chdrens Shoes, all kinds, which
will be sold at very low prices We keep few choice
brands OF
Which shall sell 20 per cent less than
can be bought elsewhere.
In short, keep everything that 10 usually kept in
CITY Dry Goods Store, and do cash business,
offer inducements to customers that can
be found in Ottawa.
We invite call from the citizens OF Ottawa and vi.
cinity
Remember the place. the Peoples Cheap Store in Gio-
yer Cooks Block tap75] DOUGLASS CLARK.
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A LONG TINE IN LiQUoa Washington

paper ,eils the following tough story:
"The body of the wife of p. W. Tomp-
kins, formerly member of Congress from
Mississippi, after being buried seventeen
years, was lately take up and found TO be
In perfect state ct preservation, the fea-
lures, natural and the hair as flexible as in
life. She was buried in a zinc coffin filled
with alcohol, and the coffin packed in char
coal "
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G-Ets - - ~
HOBERT x BRO.
SIssuftbN Den kIST,
ottawa. ILLINOIS.

Plate done ALI the various styles OF the art
Al ~ors done Office warranted to siVe entire "a
ti>aciiou. Clcroform administered for the extraction
OF Teeth.
Rooms over J. ". Mills Fancy Dry Goods store. APPS
STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ii SUI county ss---toaHty
GA ~ II suit t"ftfg fr 'EHe ir'y" a y. $50
Ty ar j,aySrfts Take notice. tina. the
d-r~iguci. guardian of Bridge Hunt, CatA4rlu- J..
liant, James 7. Hunt, Mary Anu Hunt. ami NJ
cfael Hunt. miners and h-ir--a,-l.V Of Michael
Hunt, late of .',.G County, deceased Nl aVpi! 10
the County CoUg said County. the neat june term
thereof t. a. holden th- Court House Ol;a-..
saii County ih- H. uIay- 81 june next iyy
order sell tie following described real t's.t- b-ior Eir-
. said minors. 1t three ,#f and lot FIVE, o. ~
block 40 f1.t.-t're- 43 in the >.tr> Addition Of
twa situated the County o. La sale and State OF j.
luoi>, and t.t ,le petition therefor : Tile Ia tie
Office Of tie CIlrk 10 said County Court.
APPS NAGCELLA HUNT. Guardian.
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sTATE "a ILLlNOlS. "a - -
MORTGAGE Sale.

hSi NC S6st.
I M HEEEAS, Ge"TE- CARR and Mary J. t!ars, lis
w wife executed, arGuowled gei and delivered
tain mortgage bearing date sie .tt day Of octohe 4
4 D. l7J5, to James . Heed, ii which san! n-Fts,S
duly recorded ia book -, pAEs $40 aud 81. OF the
records OF the County @! la Sale and state oi li",
which said mortgage was MAD" iirn on the h'rLe'-'
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section seventeen
Ul township thiryour 90 north, OF rang Nv" ~
east Of The third (il prBcI! ncriuth' COMA h's 'ot
ty acres OF land winch sai mortgage executed 10
the payment Of certain promissofS note OF
date with said mortgage, Tor the sum OF our nun
dred and forty dollars aud S, with interest AT
the rate per cent. per annun, and Que on 'hs
18th dav Of January A. D. 1917, and made payable -
said James C. Reed, order by said George Glars one
parties said mortgage, and one Luther tldrk
and viii, s,id mortgage contained Il power of safe
thorizing said { Reed. ami hs assigns, in case
rnrI t h. Tal his s,i ,lortee to sell said mentioned
lands in conformity with the power therein given amer
giving notice Of the time and place 81 sad
sale, in public newspaper published III NE county
Z where said land is situate.
where default has been made in the payment Of
said Of money secured 10 be PAD III ssla note anu
mortc. &c mentioned.
Now, therefore, l, James c. Reed, the mortgage of
said mortgage do hereby give notice that will sell at
public auction to highest ana best bidder Tor cash,
= the door OF the Court House IN said County, aud
STATE. OF Hines ON t. Stth day Nay, 4 ID. l>:.,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. and O'Clock 2.
ii that day all of the title. interest, and dover Of
George Clark and Mary Clark, in and 10 said de
la nd the money due by the terms Of
said mortgage, costs and expenses in this behalf and
counsel tees, according to the tenor aud effect OF SAID
mortgage Tall2J-iwl JAMES {. REED, -hJjfgGyee.
1Eus,C aud Niuaic;ii Instruments.
VNIRT!. POND 4 CO. 5l1 BROADWAY, manufactu-
L of all kinds Of Musical Instruments, and pub
fishers Of sheet music.
SUPERIOR SAX HORNS AND CORNETS, with piston
and rotary valves These instruments are all o. our
make and warranted or sale. Prices sent on
application by liberal discount to leaders ana
teach of bands, who requested TO act a agents
PIANO FORTES.-We have made Pianos for THIRTY
YEARS, and will guarantee every instrument oi oHi
make. Prices from 500 to $l,utu.
GUITARS of our make, from beautiiui nlaioSlh!
and Rosewood Prices with case, from fla to 900
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL WoRhs.-our cata-
iogn stock If American and Foreign music IS very eX
C.,. sent.
Of musical merchandise be found IN our stoch-
Dealers Teachers, Schools, and Bands supplied.
FIRTH POND co. JiI broadway, n Y,
R4,veen the St Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels.
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