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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-16

Gov. RIcuAaDsos.--T Washington Union
says that the resignation OF Gov. Richardson,
Of Nebraska, does not take effect until the LIST
Of next January, and that a. the Senate meets
month earlier, his successor will not be ap.
pointed in the interim.
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BART LETT, KAYE x CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, vAKNIsHEs,
WINDOW CLASS, GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, &c.
NO.IA2 Main ST., Bet. 5sh 4 eth,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
CARD TO THE LADlEsy
DR.. Dupeacs's Golden Periodical


DR.. Dupeacs's Golden Periodical
PtIIs, fer Eemalss!
one Of the most success sfu remedies for distress
ing and painful menstrastioR ever known. They
correct irregularities and remove distractions,
from what ever cause
Their ingredient. are known to all agents SELL
Ing them, and they will tell you they are the hes,
Pills evtr introduced for all diseases peculiar to
femaiss, and always successful AZ . preventive
They will DO found most invalaAb,e remedy for
all those affecting complaints peculiar TO the sex
viz; Distressing and painful ~ enstruation. rcten-
ton, pains in the back and loins, pressiD down
pains, rush Of blood 70 the head, dix.iness, dim
ne. Of sight, heav,ness, fatigue On any slight ex-
sft.on, pAlpitation Of the heart Ac., Ac., all Of
which DR.. Duponco's French Golden Pills are Ger
tain 10 cure. Frice 81 90 per Box. Fur partics-
lars get Circular Of Agent.
sold Wholesale and Retail By S. u. VOWEL.
Druggist. No. Isl Main street, Keokuk, lows, sole
Agent, to uhom all orders must be addressed. He
will supply dealers, and send the Pills to Ladies'
teonddsn,iaily) by mail, to any part Of the cosnty
BY ssadiDg him 81 through the keokuk PostoaSce
I~N. [sept. rs, '6s-dAvly
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NJ. Z. ArPoIsrnxsrs.-Rev. Dr.. Corkhill
has been appointed as pastor Of the Chatham
Square Church for the ensuing year, and
Rev. Mr.. Briggs pastor Of the Exchange 1T.
Church. DR.. Corkhill will occupy his s.a-
ton next Sunday, and Mr.. Briggs, too, We
suppose.
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e3H Hon. d. L. Gregg, late Commissioner
to tbs Sandwich Islands, since being super
seeded, has accepted the ONCE Of Minister Of
Finance to the Hawaiian King. The cabinet
OF that ruler consists Of two Americans, two
Englishmen, and one native.
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Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Of Eikhart, Elkhsrt.
Ind. Farm, Blk, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parko Co. Blk kockvile.
Prairie City Dix, T. HAute
Merch. 4 Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of ItdianA.
State Blk and Branches.
Rockville Bank.
Farmers Bank, W est Geld.
Baak Of Syracuse.
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In oil the principal cities and towns these works
will be delivered, Free OF Possa0e. When
sen, by mail, the PosrAoE TO any part Of the Uni
ted States, will be but 81 Gents . year for
+" blaokvood, and but "a Cents q year for
each Of the Reviews.
N. B.-The price in Great Britain OF the ave
Periodicals. above named Is about Thirty one Dol
lars per annum.
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ST. LOUIS FAn.-The proceeds Of this fair
exceeded the expenses BY el6, 900. A pretty
good business. The entrance fees amounted
to $4,000. The rent OF booths under the
amphitheAtre realised the sum OF $6, 800.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-27
1t Q month";. They can be
'ouses and Lots will be es
ed, or sold on terms to srit
tdscl9l \
Notice.



All Goods in my line OF trade shall be put down to the
lowest figure possible. All Wooden Goods on hand
wiz sold for cost Groceries OF every description
will sell for a nominal advance cost. Those Who
want any article in the lire Of Dry Goods Groceries,
Clothing Hardware Queensware Boots and Shoes, Car
peing &c, &c, and have tine money pay FOR them,
will find themselves materially benefited by getting
prices before buying elsewhere.
This notice means what il says
iau2 W CUEFvER
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1arituItnral.
Suyar Making.


We have the following extracts in letter
from Joseph W. Badger, practical engineer
and nillwright Of Lake county, in this
State. who has had experience in erecting
sugar mills and boiling sugar in louisiana
and Florida:
He says: "The idea Of every mans going
in for making his own sugar or syrup is all
nonsense. as those who attempt IT on small
scale Will learn by experience The manu-
facture Of sugar can never be successfully
prosecuted but by a considerable outlay for
buildings ami machinery. The cane re-
quires the whole season TO mature, then II IS
required to be rapidly ground, (and 'eeI
ground and rapidly evaporated by an expe-
-ienced boiler. care not how many DOCKS
are read upon the subject. there are lew
kinks, If may so call them, that have ne
yer vet seen in any works upon sugar DOLL
ing"
We do not believe sugar making from the
Chinese sugar cane to be process 80 practi-
cable as TO make il common on every eighty
acres of land. But We ito believe IT within
the power of every farmer to make his own
syrup and considerable for export, and at
cost much less than that paid for syrups of
like quality now That our seasons are long
enough to secure a sugar maturity has been
proved, and our correspondent should re-
member that IT is not Southern cane, IN
Southern climate, and that this fact mobiles
his assertion. 1t is proven that .trosts do
not injurc its sugar producing qualities, but
increase the product, and that the cane pro-
perIy housed, or even shocked in the field,
will remain unchanged a long time. We
think the records of the past year disprove
many theories based on experience with the
Southern cane.
Mr.. B. continues, If one individual or so
in the county would GO into the business and
20 into II c nsiderably strong, | fully be-
iieve and know il would be found three
tirres as profitable as anything else that
could be embarked in. / would say, put up
sn engine of about eight horse power with
suitable rolling mill to match, and boiling
house and curing house in one, with train
Of small sugar kettles; the whole, If ma
naced right. could he perhaps put up for
1880. and with from TWENTY-FIVE to thirty
acres Of good cane, would more than clear
itself the first season"
Here we agree with NJ. 3. relative 20 the
probable process which the manufacture OF
sugar Will resolve itself intO-establIshmsnts
Of the character above described.
We should he glad to know that some one
has embarked in this enterprise, and II s
our belief that sugar-TakiuE vii be done N
tbs Mariner for communities. Or - union Il
parties interested ~ is grcvtL-
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LAND FOR SALE
ON FIVE YEARS, TIME ,

WILL sell MY Ouer Greek Farm, -tus led teen miles
south east 81 o.taNa. in Ia sale County Illinois,
consisting Of Four THOUSAND ACRES OF IMPROVED
LAND. With Il dwelling houses. and fenced of 10 l6
feds.
The three main branches % O;tsr Creek together
she EARN which make . one o. tlSs-st Wat+rel
stock iu northern LIMOS The land lie descend
ing mostly "a. south. and or superior quay tor grain
raising. of which about thou-snd under
cultivation. the balance 90 the land meade. and pas
ture. TIE Ottawa and Dwight State Road passes
through The farm The Peterborough and Morris Railroad
i surveyed the north limits % tho farm ard the Ia
Sale ard Lafayette Railroad i surveyed through tie
southern part Ok the farm. VIII -. ssf farm in lots
suit purchaser and give from three sy years time 20
pay for On, same, with Interest az ten per cent.
d.c2s On DAVID sTEAwS.
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cHOULDER BRACES for STOPPING and deforned per.
= seas, q PHWCOTTs nss Dtsre. ssp9S
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CrRE FOE CHAPPED HASps-Nost Of our
juveniles during the winter season are trou-
bled with chspped hands; for the benefit Of
mothers. who are obliged to listen 20 their
endless complaints, we publish the following
recipe for chapped hands: "Take three
drachms of camphor gum, do white bees
wax, do. spermsceti, ounces olive oil
put them together in a cup on the stove
where they will melt slowly and form a
white ointment in few minutes. If the
hands be affected, anoint them on going to
bed, and put on a pair of gloves. A day or
two will suffice to heal them."-- Exchange.
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The boys of Ireland, it is stated, are being
made to furnish candles of as pure paraffrine
as our American coal. There are no less
than 3, DOC, 900 acres Of this peat land in Ire
land, and the yield 10 ~ good as SO much
coal would be expected to give. The can
dies a.e burned now IN tbis country, and are
said to be ar good ~ wax,
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Lots for sale.
fYvIE undersigned have for sale the foowing lots,
i they offer at low rates, time. viz:
Giorer's addition 10 O..dlrd.
Lists l, and g. hlockl.
Lots 3, 4, B. s, Q and 12, block g.
Lots 3, 4,5, s, and IL, block {.
Lots |, 2, 3, {, 5 ard 6, block :.
Lots !, 9, 3, and 5, block 6.
Lots I, 4, 2, and 9, block s.
Lots 2 and 10, block ..
Lots l. z, 2, 4 and 5, block II.
Lots l. 3, 3, 4, 3, 6, and S, block Is
Lots6, TO- II and IS. block Is
Lots 3, Q, ~ and I6 block Is
Lots !, 9, 5, 4, 8, 8, and 8, block IS.
Norris -f1di,ion.
Lots and 6, block s.
Otd,r0 city.
Lots g 5, 6, and ;, in the subdivision CT lot
Lots and 9
Lots 1, 2. 3, 3 and 10, 10
TRUE & WATERMAN
jull9 OSfce in Bank Of Ot'n,ra
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Euser H1Hqtag.-P.aiu ard sa5in Paper Borders
hreh9ard Prifsts o. and Transparent ludo" -hsdes
Trimming g. &c.
t,ilss.--AI from by 10, 20 81 BY IL.
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AssessIaent Notice.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, to all persons inte
4 rested that the Commissioners appointed by the
City Council abe CT? n Ottawa the Of
thousand iso hundred dollars the real in
the part OF the City benefited by the construction of
Irau sewer, ccmnefcuc 1t the south side Of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal IN the centre Of Pine Street,
ming thence south through and under the Pine
Street pom. the north line of Lot $, in
IIock states Addition Ottawa: thence easery
the line Of said Block, have coUpleted their
s-ss ,sui and made return thereof 10 my office.
T. her wishing 10 appeal from said assessment
- g. -, .ir Elections in writing in my office,
,f - III. - day of March ISIS. o'clock
p NJ as the City Cou9ciI " 'ni' nine, ~ the Council
Room. viii hear -! objections - A'" "SSeSAei'' anu
febgosw y ! AVERY. city Clerk
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Hcaa AMI YXriic.

Escaa ana write.
IL Y GRTGGS has Just received his FIJI and Winter
II. supply OF Books Stationery, &c.
$50 Reauls ei Writing Note, Bill, Legal, Letter, and
Blank Paper the largest stock brought Ottawa.
$50 Blank Boo.s, making The NEST co.npsie assort-
this side o! Chicago.
All kinds % school Books used ia city and cosutry
1000 varieties of Miscellaneous Books
LOCO varieties Of Books for children.
Pens, States Inks Sealing Wax, Pencils, Holders, Ea
velopes, MemoranGEms, &c.
have Agency Books, but have the largest stock
OF good Books in town, mot excepting tie .rceket Book
Store that has the Express Office.
Wall Paper, Hardware, &c, &c.
Aiiberal discount made teachers who wish supply
country schools. also to teachers OF pennaiIship.
of tn. Good Samaritan, Nattinger. Block. cc2+
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A first rate joke, says the Hartford Cur
rant, took place quite lately, in our Cour,
Room A woman was testifying behalf Of
her son, and swore "that he had worked on
O farm ever since he was born"
The lawyer, who cross-examined her, said,
Is You assert that your son has worked On q
farm ever since he was born"
lido"
"What did he do the first year,"
"He naiIket,"
The lawyer evaporatsd.
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Milking stools, and tripod at that, have
been thrones before now, and borne queens
in calico. the light grasp Of whose fingers
made the pail fairly dritt, while beside
them in working gear, none the worse for
being tow, stood suitors as earnest and gal
liant as the bold, bold knights our grand
mothers used to sing Of. and the love they
made then, how often it lasted enc life out
we have heard CT its outlasting tro-B f.
Taylor.
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PAINTS. Oils, Drugs, &r.
-~~o~o~~ ----,Y-->>~-.>
SETH C.. EARL =
Paint Establishment.

On Nam street, az Is. 7. TDNStYS OIu Stand
Otta,ra, Ill.,
ITO keep pace with the growing business and import
CT city, the propretors of the above estab
Ishment greatly enlarged their stock both as to
quantity quality and variety Of articles, and claim
in point superiority and completeness it is now
exceeded by of the cities Their stock
nov embraces every article which be needed in the
painting finishing and outfit Of dwellings, together with
every article needed by painters aud artists n all
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Tor sale.

126 acres Nv !. sec. %, 7. 81, 7. 3.
r. NV Sec. 81, 7. 32 L. ).
Me- Sec. -, 7. 81, x. ).
Lot 81, Ottawa City.
- Lots in the state. Addition 10 Ottawa.
= Lots in Ottawa Centre
~, So, 3 and lots in subdivision OF par, OF
the NEL4 Sec. 8, T. So, T. 5.
This property overOOks the City, and il the nest
sirsble and valuable property in Ottawa for residences
Also, !, 9, and lots of Geo. W 3ass-tr's
present residence aud about 50 lots in Bsssets Addition
10 Ottawa adjoining and north Of Champlin aubury's
Addition. These lots will be Co BIZ 100 feet. Any Of tie
above property will he sold years time II desired
with interest only payable annually at ten per
my16 GEO. :. FISHER
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Wall paper Depot.

A; g. T. Phtlg's otd Sand. Main Street. Oadea,
pfnOis.
.fAVE lust received their Spring stock, and have
] ] for sale the elegant lot Of Paper Hansngs,
window DEapery and shades ever offered in OTTAWA
They prepared to furnish in quantities to suit
cfssers patterns % Satin. Gill; Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders. Also, Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Pril;s. &c &c Their stocs
i purchased directly from the and sold
q small advance FRS cost myl.-ti
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TIE cultivation cf root crops for st0rk -
now rrcivi~C more than usual attention hy
intelligent farmers, and the necessity of a
vegetable that will grow with less care, and
Weld more than the Mangel Wurzel, or Ru-
IL Bags, ia apparent
The Jerusalem ArticholSe will yield more
than any other tuherous rooted vegetable
that am acquainted with; while the cost
Of culture is much less. For proof Of this
give my experience in raising small
patch. which were only in blossom when
killed bv the frost
The Artichokes were planted on the goth
Of April, (Which was one month too late,)
IN rows nearly three and one-haif feet apart
and two feet apart in the row.
They had the same care as the potatoes
beside them, which yielded little over one
hundred bushels per acre.
After the tops were killed by frost dug
and measured three bushels of rough tubers
from one-half rod Of ground, or at the rate
OF one thousand bushels per acre.
The sol! is a dry sandy loan, which !
suppose is the best for them.
II one thousand bushels can be raised IN
der such circumstances, Vt would not be IN
reasonable to expect that, as an average
crop under favorable circumstances; and il
they are worth one-half as much as pota-
toes for stock, it will pay to raise them
There are, however, some objections to
the Jerusalem Artichoke, on account of its
being so difficult to radicste when once in.
troduced into the ground. and the the cost
of digging on account Of it spreading habit
Further improvements may prove that
these are no objections, - hogs can dig fol
themselves. and their inability to freeze in
ssres their keeping.
If scotsman will distribute these among
the people at reasonable rate, l will sci
them for twenty-five cents per bushel
which is what they are worth to feed tC
stock.
They will grow well in rich loan, ana
even when partially shaded.-Ohio Farmer
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Sine days ago we gave an account Of a
hog brought TO this city, weighing 727 lbs
We supposed that it was ahead Of anything
in the way Of porker that could be scared
up in the military tract A correspondent
writing from La Harpe. Hancock county,
corrects this notion. He says that Messrs
J. & r. Warren, Of that place, a few days
ago pun cbasee Of Mr.. s. Lavitt, an enter
prisine farmer of that county, n hog weigh
ing TT lbs. La Harpe beats Quincy
C,fiUrv Herald
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NOIicP Z

I HAVE sold out my stock of goods to ANDREW LYNCH,
who will conduct the business the place and
in the same manner has been, with the exception of
the long credits.
In taking leave Of my business would state for the
benefit of those whose soft heads and hearts have
synpathsed with me in my reported troubles that am
not only ready to settle but pay presentation, at
once, all claims due against withsut any extension.
need none, though giving extensions to hundreds
who do need them. [feb20l s. w. CuEEVEK.
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NOSTGO IEI3-s
Family Provision Store.
6,Nfnn>i.e ArrIXni<.

I,NfeH>i.e Arrivals.
= III sHt-fh.- ta- Just received h- spring stock at
Ing every article inaua~t u she ist o. he useful aud
LeaItlsaI -l'-taHfa'- Of LIE Hs nee purchase are
az irving f'1ut the -orh and viii h. purchases
elsewhere. now rH-1Tf-r ~ Target fGl!f-'- freshest
and cheapest stock ~ Family Groceries to BE- found be
tween C.-.s. and =. Louis. lie invites an who
.lrf.-sl ar ,f- r'H- cab, and item Tie follow
Ing articles e. --- bar Is7t % liz 3st constantly OF
Land
Sggrr hrova. isa, CLARIFIED. and crushed.
ss-l. ftia god Java
NaEs,,.-. e. .sr aoa-e. plantation, and syrup
tGaeis-. *isr. -.rsr.r.r -Ier-a- 4-d t--.9W-
T.f~ crgss. Black. hrt-., e..
S-,s. resin. CASTLE and shaving
IoJoseo. C..y-s.ll-i, Ea- ,-l. -l.0.' ss, &c.
C,gay,. anything from "ieas zine 20 mid -four
penny caha'
To5E, LARD, t4law- &c.
f..s, raazerel, le, issrriar, aud trout:
C;rDJ Asfs, rai.iHs, and cL.rarts-
FIys II retal o. i.v The drum
1iag,r F~e.err,s. q very tine article.
T'Jtllygy. abe best crab aaa cider
J-ieE.>s. Do 5ars, az kiud-- ezra
Other ordinary en--i1lal;s-
Ma. Bra-l- h.t.-.s, alu0aas. Pc ru;s, &c
,lse tro.- tAs elephant, 90 Jae~ si- giant Killer
/ G4sai.. 10. Of al E.aIs.
T'liGs. Eroara-. ra-r-- =.
c-arg-- md J.ao~- fresh fr1-a the soa,i at re;a8
Issge-. lax pens. AID sE z-af. ~ stationery
F-i5Hy ;rrt's from the i1-: poll % .lia-yE hooks,
Ioar. p0tsto--. vegetable l their season. batter
Ell IN families always kept Eh-u ttey can possibly Dc
YIJLIYS.
very fine 20; n Va.a', With o.. ih- arrangements
4K~O-tHi.pg1 ana il,qs, linz anil C-r.~as toy.
Their vh everything else that Dee NAMED 10 his line
a1i Dr. = NOT -HIsi-s i-s tie ars-- called ios he
O.,4wa May 81 1.s6 r MONTGOMERY
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Plumbing, PiUu,h,r.,

HAVING taken up my residence in Ottawa l am now
L prepared to introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Public or Private Buildings Will also furnish and put
up water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold Shower
Baths, Marble Slabs and Wash Basins. Lift and Force
funps, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, &C. Having
been engaged in the business for the last 10 years IA inc
City OF New York and Chicago, prepared TO put UP
water Works with neatness and despatch. .,
orders left with VIM. Reddck, Esq, VIII De Puhc'uahy
attended to-
Refer to VIM. Reddick, ESQ OTTAWA ana Samey BELL
Esq, Chicago. jazz 80, " $3.50,
fsb20-6m Plumber ana Hy"r""'o |"1'''ee''
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THE subscribe offer for sale leo OF Land stu
aied tGe V-rmil'on. mil. a.i half from tim
Der, aud two miles from >ang-rs coal beds There are
g. OF last seasons breaking fenced and ready Tor
= crop spring There Will be i've years given 10
paw for IL az 9 per cent per annUm. Fnqur. Of
de-2-3uf< COOK GLOVER
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auction sale.

THE subscriber having sold his farm, WILL TRes-
day, the 9th day of March next, sell, at the said
farm one mile east CT the Plank Road near Buck Greek
at Auction, the highest bidder fine stock of Young
Cattle, Horses, Colts and Cows. Also, lot of Farming
Implements, consisting OF Pows Corn Shelters, Horse
Power, Log Chains, and a variety of other articles
Terms Of Nte.All sums under five dollars cash; all
that nine months credit, with approved secu-
rty without interest, paid when due, If not per
ceat. will be charged.
Sale to commence ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
feb2O ALIEN PJsUrp
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Academy Of Music.

TUyHE undersigned has opened Academy of Music,
III in which ~! Instruments, Piano, Melodeon yio-
lin, Ciarionet, Flute, Guitar, and Singing and all Brass
Instruments will be taught at reasonable charges.
Classes will be opened, not containing than IL
scholars in each.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties, Parades &C. with
any number OF Instruments, At reasonable terms.
For particulars inquire T. Y. GRIGGs Music Store.
ian9-tf c. W. DENHARD.
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OTIC2 j. lSrr0y given. 70 al persons having claims
- sgaiusI tH- al JCha T. Read, deceased that
VIII attend term % the County Court OF La Sale
CaGuty 20 b. held az Ottawa in said County Of L. Sale
and state o. Illinois, the 1t Monday {jii) Of April
next when and where Al persons having claims aEainS,
said estate uo.iGsi present The In writing
said Co-Ti Ter adjustment.
Ia12 ENELINE BEAD. Adns'r
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Office !. hereby gwen to at persons having claims
- against the estate @. Casper kegrr deceased, that
! viii attend term Of the County Court Of L. sale
County. to be held Ottawa. in said County of La Sale
and STATE Of iHos. the 81 Monday l5 ~ Of March
when and where AL persons having claims against
said notified 10 pTeseut Tho III wriling
said Court for adjustment.
jaT 23-6w& CATHERINE HI EGEH. fsM'r
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Free Bridge.
THE free bridge Fox River at Dayton is now
/ completed and persons living the east side will
again have the privilege of patronizng our new Grls
and FIGURING MILL which is capable of grinding rom %
to 60 bushels per hour As the undersigned nave eX
pended their means very literally in erecting such Mn
and Bridge the growing of the country require
they hope receive liberal share OF pablo patronage
Persons coming a distance will find good warm sta
bling in connection the above MIL free Of charge,
and their public has ed into other ha-ds and
bids fair to do justice to the timer at reasonable
rates. Please give call J. d. GREEN.l
Dayton, HoysDh0 8, M
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EstraYed.

EStrayed,
LVROM the subscriber, residing Cove Greek, miles
IL southwest Of Ottawa, BAY COLT, years old last
spring-has white hind foot and white spot the
side Of the Said colt last seen, about week
ago, around Mrs. HARDNo's fence. Any person giving
Information where said colt~may be found viii receiv
IS reward. Inforns~ ny be left at the Illinois Ri
bridge toll house, address the subscriber Otta
post ONCE. Tdec 81 JAMES DUFTIELD.
CyALL and ~ PRDscorT'B New styis Six HaA
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Ter sale orD Bargain.

improved farm Of 100 acres, all well fenced
N small house and ri ghtv the pillow. It!
the NE 81 Town -. Range 3, and5 81 miles from
Ottawa. For terms. enquire 81
THOMAS ADAMS, OJ5lir or
ianls-2n IL 3. LANES. OttItId.