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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-18

ga MAN Cur Is Two.-The townof Boston,
Indiana, q few days since, was thrown into
great excitement by ferocious and fatal at
tack, made by o man named Thos. E. Brakes,
upon . worthless fellow who had been loafng
about Brakes wagon shop. Being hasty and
hot Of temper, Brakes became provoked at the
loafer, and taking up broad axe, literally
chopped him IN tiro. The murderer was ar.
r ,sttd at once.
Lord, Low this world Is given to - "selis!"
Since the demise of that lamsnted aboriginal,
John T.. kake, We have seen nothing more
"horrible" than the above, copied innOcen tly
into our exchanges, and which figures In the
Baltimore Clipper this morning. If 1t should
turn out that the worthless fellswr ia onJv a
worthless ftkloe the affair might assume a isss
sanguinary aspect.
ASoTHER ART LEcrURE.-The third lecture
before the Washington Art Association is To
bs delivered to- morrow evening in the fine
hall under the gallery Of the art exhibition
Corcoran's new building, Ii street between
L ,nder.
This gentleman IL already favorably known
| as scientific man through his connection
With Pacific railroad surveys, and his lucid
Reports thereon, and he Is represented to bs
| sdmiraoly qualified by his accom- plishment.
| =. w sue supJect which ne proposes
Neat VIE; The aptitude Of the American
! mind ior the cultivation Of the Fine Arts"
| TIE APPOINTMENTS OF rHl BALTIMORE M
Z; CoSfkKEsoI.-In our telegraphio column,
| will be found the appointments of the r ,l,i.
| moro Conference for this part of thu con
The late hour at which they were recsivst
prevent, rs from giving che appointments fo %
the Eas: Baltimore. ~
| The PANORAMA OF CHINA will DO exhibited
tbs afternoon tor the special accommod alto,
of families, and in the evening for the .neh
Of all creation. Prof. Worcester will continu
j his admirable explanatory Lectures.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

FATAL REsrLr or JoKg.--In the county
Of Derbyshire. England. on the ed Of Decem.
Der. two u .be servants 81 farmer. named
Perciyal and Hudson, RECALLED youth only
fifteen years of age. who had come in the
evening Cor his milk. with some ghost stories.
until he was thoroughly frightened. After
lie left, one 81 them clothed himself 10
tableeloih and met the lad in field. lie
arrived at bis homo in terrified state, and
although he went to work the next day, was
obliged to be put 70 bed. where be was seized
with violent vomiting and died raying wildly.
The medical men we're of opinion that he
died IRON The effects of the shock to tie
nervous system. Pritcl,ard. who put on the
tablecloth. has been arrested Oh charge Of
manslaughier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04
startl.ng and oppre.sIIve IN rs character, for

startling and oppressive in It's character, for
it is clear that If it is persisted in and carried
out, the burdens Of the government must
fal with crushing weight upon that portion
Of the State which has been hitherto 50
shamefully neglected. And that the farmer
Of the west, aud especially of the transmon.
tame regions Of the State, has the right to
insist upon the amendment proposed to the
Consultation, by the bill reported against by
the majority, cannot be called in question by
any candid and fairminded man, when we
see Senator from one of the most eniight-
ened and intelligent districts Of the east,
breaking down large Democratic majority
by advocating proposition to exempt all
white freemen from paying poll tax in this
State, and actually introducing bill to that
effect.
And as this alteration will more than likely
be carried out at no distant day, in imitation
of many other States of the Union, it is evil
dent that it becomes important to the landed
interest Of the State, and particularly to the
western portion of it, that the Constitution
be so amended, if the free suffrage bill be
ratified at the ballot-box, as to protect the
interest that is acknowledged by the Finan.
cial Committees report to be the support
and basis Of every other interest, from that
unjust and oppressive taxation with which
it i now certainly threatened. The under
signed, feeling the force of these considers
lions, and representing a constituency almos
every one Of whom are freehelders, feels i
his imperative duty to report the bill bach
to the house, and most earnestly recommend
its passage.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE n. FOLK.
! January Q, 1857.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04
United states senators.

MAISE.-The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has been
elected Senator for six years from the 9Th Of March
next, and Amos Nourse to supply vacancy.
wIscoSss.-The Hon. John r. Dooliitle has been
elected Senator for six years from the 9th Of March,
in place Of Henry Dodge, whose term expires.
MIssoraIe-The Hon. Tmsien Polk, recently insu.
gurated Governor Of Missouri. Ia. been elected Sen.
ator for III years from the 9Th Of March.
Towa.-The Hon. James Harlan, whose election
recently declared BY the Senate 10 have been IT,
regular, has been regularly elected BY the presen,
Legislature he having received 60 yoies his competitor
IS. His term expires March 9Th, 1861.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

that he cannot take an oath, it follows that
he cannot swear to book account. II an
injunction is obtained, it must be made per-
petual, because he cannot swear to his an
swer; nay, more, he cannot take the oath Of
Office as d constable. sheriff, justice OF the
peace. judge, legislator or governors IN
short, it would be the institution of - test
OATH" towards which our revolutionary
fathers had so just an abhorrence. and which
is wholly repusnant to the tolerant ana en-,
lightened spiritof our institutions and Of the
age in which we live. There u no error.
Judgment affirmed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04
iuLLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, February 4. 1857.

lY- We tender our thanks to those Of our subscri-
bers who have come forward and paid up their arear
ages. But many have not made il convenient to call
upon us and as we cannot call upon them, we shall OF
necessity, have to employ agents the constabes
in the several neighborhoods, TO whom we must pay
commissions, and we hope our demands will be met
with so much promptness that no other expense will
be incurred. very little reflection will show TO all
who are in arrears that the Printer must have money
and especially does he need il at this season Of the
year ; we hope, therefore, that payments will not be
unnecessarily delayed.
EV' We have made out the accounts Of oil Of our
subscribers who are in arrears for than year,
and forwarded them either enclosed in the paper by
letter. Most Of those residing in this county, If they
do not come TO town themselves will have an oppor-
tuny of sending by their neghbors the amount due,
during February court week; all Others can send by
mail at our risk. Unless this notces generally com
piled with, necessities win compel Immediately
after court 10 commence collecting by agents.
We DO not feel at liberty to dun those who are In
arrears for less than one year; but these will see by
reference to terms, that early payments will save
them fifty cents each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

TIoERs IN PLoRipA.--Captain samuel Som.
ers recently killed, near his residence, on
the river ST. John, an old tigrsss aud two hal
grown tigers. lie also came 10 sight of the
old male tiger several times, but was afraid
TO shoot at him. The tigfess measured eleven
feet siS inches from the tip of the mise TO The
end u the tail, and il is supposed would have
weighed three or four hundred pounds,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

per.--The Charlotte Dcmoea, says II has incilsn.
tally learned that i proposed 70 establish paper IL
this State % be devoted 70 the interest Of lie p,e.bv
,ersn Church 10 North Carolina that i !. % belong
TO stock company. mos, q which Il sub.crbed me
paper probably % be located at Fayetteville, with ,he
Rev U. W. Cunningham Of scckenburs county. q.
editor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04
Thc Hon. Preslon 8. Rrooks. mrn,her

Congress from south Carolina died Al Browns Hotel
Washington City. On Tuesday evening The coih uli.
His disease is sid % have been thessning d the
arynH. lie had been confined three or four days. hut
one anticipated his sudden demise. aud he died
without a moments warning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04
The Cold spelI.--Aceount. from all direction

The Cold Speli.--Accounts from all directions
represent The late cold spell have been the most
we're Of any on record.
The Neuse river near Newhern, il is said, was 50
solidly frozen over on the 2lst, that two gentlemen
walked across il.
At Columbia, s. C., the Thermometer at o'clock a.
IN. the 10th was at degrees, and the about
three inches deep. Considerable ice accumulated in
the Savannah river; and the Marion [Alab) Common.
wealth says the thermometer al that place below
zero al o'clock on Sunday night.
The morning Of the eth IS represented to have been
the coolest weather ever known in Vermont Their
mOmeier in various places CONCEALED and the weather
judges estimated it at ffy degrees below zero!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

We arc graiihsd 70 learn from the Fayetteville Oh.
that the first volume Of this interesting work l.
through he printers hands, and viii soon Re ready for
delivery. i Is small volume. containing e54 pages.
ociavosmall for The reasons set forth IN the preface
The subsequent volumes will contain Eve or six hun.
dred pages As stated 10 the preface this volume is
complete in itself, presenting the foil account
that existing materials at this day sid d the irsi
attempts Il colonization on our shores. The period
embraced extends from the year 1854 10 1901. aud
includes the five voyages made under the charter %
Sir Walter Rileigh. Il is distinct portion 81 our
history. isolated chapter having iie connection
with what is 70 follow; or after The failure Of I'll the
Efforts made under the ehsrer 20 Raleigh long inter.
Sal Of time. more than half century. elapsed before
any permanent settlement was made within our Dor.
ders."
The subsequent volumes will he Issued ., fast as
they can be properly prepared and the suih soliciis
fron al his eouniymen such aid as they can render in
furnishing him with such family papers. local irsJ.
iions, old documents. &C., may be in their posses
sion.
M.H. ". Horne. ihs STATE agent. and his assistants
with specimen copies. will commence The canvas. Co
subscribers in . few days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

Transfer ~ the HERMITAGE TO IHg USI.
TED STATEs.--The Legislature 81 i'cnnrs-
see at IFS last session passed an ACT anthoriz.
ing the Governor Of that State 10 purchase
five hundred acres Of the Hermitage. includ.
ing the mansion Of Gen. jackson and the iornb
where now repose tae remains Of The illus.
tfious hero aud patriot and those ofhis below.
ell wife, and to make tender II the same to
he general government; provided branch
81 tie military academy should be established
at the place. IL pursuance Of this act Gov.
ernOr Johnson purchased Tie Hermitage for
the su,n Of forty.eisht thousand ,lollar-, AID
On Wednesday arrived in Washington and
made a formal tender Of the property, with
the condition annexed, TO the President. The
President. N tepls. stated that this oder By
The State nf Tennessee would be promptly
communicated by him 10 Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-04

A. meeting Of the onng. Goua., held on III.
sls Of January last, the following persons were elect,
Ell Honorary Members Of the said COMPANY. viz.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07

So,IETr OF THE SExES-Whatm makes those
nel who associate habitu1iiy with tie wo-
men superior 10 others: What makes tIat
woman who i accu, toned to, and ~ case.
in the society 81 men. superior 10 her sex
in general, Why are ,hr women -f France
SO uni, ersaIiy admired AMI Lowell fqT their
coiloquial powers. Solely because they arc
in the habit Of free, grUc, lu', and continual
conversation with the other sex. Women
in this way lose Their frivcli'y; their iacu!
ties awak, u; their deiicacies and rccCiiaFi-
ties unfold al their beauty and caD!iEatiOn
in the spirit Of intel ec:ull rivalry: And
the men los, their pedsHtic, rude, dcc'aui.-
tory, or sullcn manner. The coin Of the un-
terSiandiug and the heart i changed corr
iinually- Th,ir asperitieS are rubbed OIL,
their better material polished and bright
ened, and her richness Ike gold. is wrought
into finer workmanship by the fingers Of
woman. than IT ever could he by those Of
men. The iron and steel of character are
hidden, like the harness and ar.nor OF
gi1nt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
Table Cutlery

Ivory handle knives and forks, corn do =, buck
and ivory handle carvers, and sportsman,
knives.
Also. splendid lot Of plated, table and des-
sert iorks. Looking glasses OF every style.
WILLOW WARE.
Baby wagons and cabs, baskets with and with
out covers, new and fashionable style OF rattan
chairs, such as ladies sewing and nursing chairs
arm rocking do, chiliren's do, with aud with
out rockers toy pals, cedar and oak brass bound
do, door mats, leather busters, knife boxes, wiz.
servers, oed cords, cocoanut dippers, whist
brooms. and n variety. of other articles. which
we will be happy to show to all those who Will
give us call. tAucus,4J SPEy Err 81 LARL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07

PERSEVERANCE ~ EJsI:Ess.-Wc quote
again from that interesting AMI useful book,
Freeman Hunts '-.NETtEtS ami -HorO's r"r
Business Hen .''-'':;Ucc.S II life mainly d.
ponds on perseverance. When 4 man has
determined TO FOL ow = certain Inc Of bus
ness, lie must az the Same tinc p'-srv"Tc
until success crowns lis Efforts. lie must
never be cast down 10y t:.c difficulties that
bcSet his path--Gor whoever couqTcrs q
difficulty, conIuers 4 weakness Cf i.i> Ovn
fraiI nature likewise. We are too apt to
attribute success IN business - good fortu"C.
instead Of great perseverance. TaiS is a
great evil, and sL0u! BE- c~ciCw-d. IS it
ieais many TO SUPPOSE that Dane Fortune
viii do that for thrm which they arc uuwiI-
ling to do for til rusc!v,s :. Tie history Of
every great success in business J. the history
of great perseverance by PCS. veTaacc tie
mind i strengthened and iuvicoTalsi. and
the difficulty that once seemed sOsJrmitiab,c
is second time su-mouu;Cd with cas-, and
confidence"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
BlI.TEl TRADE

So cOnve uent to farmers, and will always OK
change for their marketing at the highest market
rates. Such Of nay customers bring in mar
krtIng, wIil greatly obiiae me by bringing none
but good, as poor butter, eggs, lard cheese, p0-
tatoes. &c, | do not WISH 20 have on hand, tor
like a u other poor goods hey do not give satslac
lion to any one, and are dear at any prize.
Having very large trade, can afford 10 sell
mnch cheaper than those who DO a small business,
and can also keep constantly on hand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
La Sale Street Drug Store.
e. Nj. NEcAsTIlIIEs

/ ANiNG purchased the entire stock of drugs.
medicines, oils, paints, SC, formerly own
ed by Hunter a. TOombes, would say 10 his
trends and the public generally, thar he Will con-
inue the drug business at the old stand on La
! Sale st, two doors North of NJ. ii. Swiit's law
Office, wherel e will be happy 10 accommodate e
all those who may favor him " IN call. All
persons wishing TO bain pure article ~ me drug
line will always be sure TO find II at McArthur's
as he. intends to keep no other KIND. lie
wouI6 invite II attention oi the ladits IN partc-
ular TO his stock Of )eriumery, whichts the best
and m,si extensive ever offered in Ottawa, vary
ino in price nd quality to suit purchasers. Ito
has also large and beautiful assortment OF
lamps, lanterns, chandeliers . oil sizes, from
,wrnry FIVE cents up TO fifty dollars each.
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brushes.
ofa.I de scrpions, be sides soaps, shaving creams
pomatums, ha oil, combs, pens, ink, paper, en-
velopes, aud host OF fancy articles too numerous
to mention. He will keep constantly on hand
s,sh and glass OF all sizes, glazed ready iGr sat
manufacturers prices.
DIR. Macarthur will continue the practice Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
OF his store when not absent professional BUSH
ness. February s.
Il RESIN Burning Fluid and Camphene. kept sonstan1y
1 on hand u t3ulir D. WALKER 90.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
Schaei E.a.E. for sale.

SOTlCE Is hereby gwen hai saII oppose 10 faTe Al
~ public aEciion- the TrcnieeS on I'll" t~enty-se-
February = u l>'I, commencing AT tLe
hO:!r OF one O'clock T. VI section No. 10. in Township
No p, North OF ar &c No east Of the third principal
meridian County cf la Sale and STATE ui Illinois,
in lots a. the been laid on and plated by the
Trustees of Schools FOR said township.
T,JUis Cf g!g.-SIit lots Of land viii be sold to tie
highest bidder for cash. with the privilege to each pur-
chaser borrowing from the School Commissioner the
Of his bid for any period not less than one nor
dian Eve years. upon his paying interest thereon
half yearly in advance, al tire rate OF ten per ceEt;n per
annun and giving security. follows. viz for all sums
exceeding hundred dollars, loaned for not more
than year. responsible securities must be ySn
.0r ali hundred dollars, and for all loans
for more security must be by
gage on real estate uncuCIEbeT1, in value double the
amount loaned. with a condition hat in additional
security hall At any time be required, the same shall be
time being
said lots Of land will not be sold for les than the yu
alton thereof made by the trustees of schools for said
township D. Il. JONES,
jaI!iI-iv School 1Oh.iI5sslr9eF-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
SarayeG Or Stolen.

saraEets Or stolen.
a n person that has lost horse
ktA or horses, colts or cattle within
W SA the last 3 or years, and wishes 10
" .sA I'D find them if he will write me
/ N TNY postpaid, at Ottawa, ILL.,, giving
esSS<ssssScs his residence, the age, color, and
marks of animals, think can
give him information where they may be, ound as
/ have hunted estrays ever since November 4
1851 during which time have found = good ma
ny strayed horses, colts and cattle now taken up
that do not know of any owner for and NUM-
Der of them that have been worked for 2 and
years, am told were never advertised.
| also request all persons in the state knowing OF
any estrays that their neig bors may have, TO be
so kind as TO write me giving me the mans name
and res isence, description OF horse, Nc
I,a,all continue the business. l have taken
down and will continue take down all estrays
that may find. Editors throughout the state
will confer favor upon the public at large by in
sering thisnot SAMUE. black.
References. Judge Dickey, Walker q lick
ling, Ottcwa. Ia Sale Co., Illinois. Michael
Kennedy, ri ,gton Bureau Co. +. b; Sules,
Dixon Apr-illy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07

CoAEsz IiAY ToE STEEr.-A carTrsrGGl-
den. Of the Germantown Telegraph says tina;
the very best article OK winter feed that car
be provided for sheep, # cut before It i ever
ripe aud properly made, i the coarse grass
aboundin- in natural meadows. lie has gen
orally cut from five TO eight tons Of tbs
grass; wintered lis sheep on it without the
assistance Of any other hay, and carried
them through more successfully, and with
less loss, than could lave been done by psO-
viding then. with any other feed. There IS
something peculiar about this hey that rem
ders it extremely pl'atahlc To the sheep and
which prevents their becoming soon cIogsci.
their appetite for t continuing unimPaiTed
through. the season, unless viti;.trd by the
OCCASIONAL use of other aud more luxurious
food.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07

Dining and tea sells, iTuIi baskets compor,s
strawberry bowls. soup and or Wy turecns. sauce
boats. csri dishes, BAKE iIihe, muffin, and
sauce plates.
Also, complete assor;mcn; Of store China
white aud blue, in sets Of 10 or 800 piece.
Also, splendid lot OF flower vases, new
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07

MaKISG THE Best OF a BAD MArTss.-
Bishop Hall quantity remarks: For every
body bad there III GIT Dc worse; and VIII, n,
a man breaks his leg let him be thankful 1t
was not his neck" When Fen,lon's library
was on fire, "God be praised y lie exclairn-
ed, that it Is not the dwelling Of some
poor man" This is tho true spirit Of sur
nissicn-one of the most beautiful traits
that can possess the human heart Resolve
"a sec the world on it's sunny side, and you
have almost won the battle Of life at the OUT
set
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
ssSszr. East,

tz~>.=--
2 PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for D.
] iroiaJ G3j ! ", Ind S 20 7. VI, or on
ar.iya. a Chicago, Alton i -. Lou, trains from
TIE syuJh.
EGis:g Wet.
Leave Lake Junction Is > \ u. and - T
NJ or on arrival OF trains from Dstrc.l and GIN
rInuati-
Passengers from The South and Wet. via Tie
Cu!-as5, ALTO: 81 81. Lo-.>, and Cllla-u \
Ross l>LkND Ri, Roads. ~. taa .a.5 tie Mu-l
direct route ,br East aud SaUrH Eszr, aat
may ~ >ITa OF IN. ENG prompt connections al
DFrEoir, Sr-rEvsiry BaIusE, B-Y7ALn y
CLEVELAND with all the mann lines d ,rayei, and
At Michigan Cry with : ~ ALcANF AL SALEM
Trains To CINCINNATI. LAFArETEE, LOUISVILLE
and the -0-TE-
Tlr,uz ,i,ke's can ~ parch7zei o, The @ ,;..r
1T Joliet, Tor a..ih- rrjciJ.- cities and towns al
tn EA,r. K. I. RICE, Superintendent.
Gao. T.. Nz,1sr51E, Engineer Joliet DIVISION.
II. G Z r Uiiee
l..-r. Tu.yyl. 1855
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07

DEATH FROM ExPosugF.-A man named
Hiram Cox was found dead, on Sunday
morning last, about three miles northwest
OF Sheffield An inquest was, held by Cor
onsr smith, and a verde; of death by i-eez-
ing while intoxicated, Was returned. The
deceased was residen; Of the town Of Nan
lius, and leaves wife and nine chiIdaeo.-
bureau 10. Dem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
Sale of Swamp Lands.
TICE Is hereby given, that ia pursuan

Office is hereby given, that ia pursuance OF an or
~ der the Board of Supervisors of La Sale County
sale the door OF the Court House in Ut
tawa the sixteenth day of March next the following
described of land that have been confirmed to the
County The of payment are-one-third OF the
purchase money be paid at the time OF sale and the
remaining thirds payable in two equal annual pay
nen;s the rate of ten cent, payable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
sO Acre Earn, fer Sale.
En,sn Tnr SAFE.

IIE subscriber offers FOR sale his farm lying two miles
directly north of OTTAWA H. The farm contains 100
excellent prairie, all under fence, snd about 50
acres broke and in cultivation. There is on it good
house stable corn crib well, &c, with thriving young
orchard Terms made easy \ large part OF the pur-
chase money remain on long time. Enqnre of the
premises of Geo. 3 Fisher ut the
IurL MI ftarYa ianll-2m CHAS. UAIGIITAIING.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-07
Estafe Of U'iiIiam 3. Slider. dec'd

~ Office Is hereby given. 90 all persons having claims
- against the estate .! William y. S,yder, deceased
that VIII attend term OF tie coany of Ia Sale
county, be- held Ottawa in said county La Sale
and state of Illinois the 81 Monday OF March, next
when ana where all persons having Chains against said
estate notified present the in wrin. 70 said
for adjustment. ianInI JESSE sLIDE.. II.l,r