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A SUFFICIENT REasoN-There was ~nce a
clergyman IN NV Hampshire noted for his
long <rrinons aud ioiynt habits. I'll w ~
it," said man TO his ! .ighbor, PA sou -,
the iazl"s' man living. writes THESE interim.
nahle sermons" Why" said HE other, "he
proha NV gets to writing aud he is too lazy
IN sion"
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\ funny widow viii" VS. before the Or
anrr county (Na.) court, ia>t " ek. AZ II wit
ness turic h'r bark upon one nj the ''"un-
sci aud refused Ia answer h'm hctau>a he
was " old and u.ly and turning to the
,.ornmnnw-alih'S attorney. put her arm
around his neck, and asked for protection.
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EPID'NIC CEASED IN New OKLE.Ns.-The
Pr sid-nt Of the Howard Association of New
Orleans announces officially that the yellow
The fever commenced there on the 27ih OF
June, from that date till the oath of Octo.
t-r, ,21V persons died Of tue disease.
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UOrfOn0,ps .EDI>

NOTLCE Is hereby given tina, under md bv virtue Of
Ia OF Gale contained in a certain mortgage
A. m Ss;nn ao delivered hy Joseph Schultz to Jo-
~. skihher on the 10 day OF J,tuarv D. 1853,
on an. ~ ee thousd.d four hundred and forty.
ar a $500 ehIy-one cents. the following de.
properly to wit: Az tn. prop-r,v tnown =. M.
Ss,' NM including al, the buildings, naen.ry and
WIN the 'easehold inter. in the water u,v,r
.oRethe' WIN the ground thereto belonging
me "est end OF the hydraulic basin. in u,isv. 4 s.s
Souty, state OF Illinois which said mortgage a. !.
Ie"oe" IN the ONCE tor recording deed, and m,,,-
W sh'h County, in Book 56, p.s-- GIT G. a ana
o'' ana winch said mortgage deed duly a,.vn,a
r'hs'erred aud set TO Ioin 8 Mitchell and IA
sign by said Joseph f. Skinner by AN s-siRnin.n, i;
nt uhier seal on the back thereof, the 26th DAY
a ~ loJs' aud whereas. default has been
eont'ined The undersigned. a. assignee Of said NOR.
K'se oee'' Wv At public auction. on the said pre-.
.n,.eS, Oh saturday, the IS day OF December. D.
is's bet"een the hours Of - O'Clock n and O'clock
r NJ OF said day, all the said premises aud appurte.
nanc~s, to satisfy said NOR le-
JOHN MITCHELL. As.fgn.e Of srtd Hotot11
OLIVER c. GRAY, Any for Assignee na,a1
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Tug "FASY" ~ New InEE The Nv
Y"ra Uer,M has commenced n rla>>ih alton
oi ia. cIiv p"l'u!at'"u. g urnrnciug with
TIM ''f4u.y, and - climates them fol
Auv-: ">ur.rlor pustli>t>, Ia : luf-rl.r
hru .rrs 90 vsgah"nd >n"u"t,.r htt-rs,
2 500; gamblers and t"urr,>, . GOO; krrp-
ei> ni iVu>. nf bat r-pnt-, l,5u"; men
shout town. 5000 rh ives. -Niudie.s and
loafrIs. + 900. Tula. IL, 900
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LA SALE COUNTY
BOOK SiU:.E Il \, W. CON.
THOMAS ORION,
sUCcRssoH TO
RATsl:sS y a. ORTOy,
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals.


TCSTC. GOLD Pms. FANCY GOODS &C
Keep, Drug aid Med .Crn-- Dry Goods
but -N-rSti.ug S found FIRST class Boo.
Tifts- war ing anything ia my I'm, c pectfuiiy
solicited give a call.
Stgn OF tie Book. u-st door HanIey L pows Hard
ware 5 ore, Ottawa. IL
SCHOOL BOOKS
AL sirts used 10 tn. cify country.
Also. Paper. P-t.ci'- Siair-, Pens. Ink, fc-
Literal given Teacher. and Country Ner
chants.
BLANK BOOK.
or ali sizes p s. Boo. =. Nr,uor~udIm=,
D.ri-., fi'o- S.o.-, SOt--. and br4Is:
DsEis. MnETC4cLs. aud al kinds % Law Blanks
STATIONERY
Cap Letter. and Note -r. ~ AL szes and qualities.
bnvr.upv.. lux. r rtiso-. P ic.-t i!v=s;
God AID + u. Q Gills. Pencils. ln.>tapds, &c
NkGAZ NJ AND pAPE.S-
Saw VOTE Diss. H.Ly irsE> 10 buy the New York
Ledger bag DUr Onion, Wayrri-y, Hrpvrs weekly
FssEt Leslie. per, Etr eT', Magazine, Cooley. A.
!.HrIc, &c, Il.
GOODS ~ EMPRESS.
an having from three 10 oar per week from
New Yrra and Chicago.
order. be taken for Books or " Isle hand
DISTRICT LIBRARIES
have Jb.i>iei Catalogue oi BOoAs for District L.
hrarI--, which be had application iro which
Director D. ter ,hst. and bitter terms
than Ii,y can Get OF Sir. A q. Moore. OF y y.
noyzO THOMAS ORION
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TIE VoTE OF ILllN.Is At the recent
Election the aggregate vote p" led in e
State WAS 252. l72. The hignest vote ever
p"li.d previously was the WIT tor President
IN 1856, when il reached 23S, chicago
Timex
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TIE P.rasua,sns a:e PLAYING "''>tructionS
in I { lower part of Tie river I" prevent tie
ingrrss Of the American equadron. Tie
shores al Paraguay are well fortified, and the
Americans are promised warm reception.
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Democratic majority on joint ballot
.sThe United democracy anI the Su. cess
vi the { haIit>.&n N.MIuer."

the hdt;tSsen Ntu!uets'
Our correspondent at Washington gives
Us :he vre, e,iIng rs the words oi - toast
winch vas received with grca; applause at
a M TN. of the iIiri d. uf Judge Douglas
III Washington Guy. soon after the SUIT
nf the elecrirn Ia II inoI> was made known.
The .ricIta,,,incnt WAS given 10y judge
NJ. CO, K. OF in"is, VII" is occupyn Mr..
D.ucl,>' house in lis atsenrr, and It not
unr,a-"n.hl. to suppose that the sent n"nt
was p,opnscd I" lc, the couatry see the p"
s,;inn -, judge ID .uslas on p'lit'ca affairs.
That |, em'odie> tnr views oi hat gentle
man, and al ali f,s friends IN iiIrniS nnd
elsewhere, W" have no doubt. II r-a!tcr,
the great aim .f he best men oi the Demo
cratic party Should br To hxrmpnis..- sud
hing together al, the elements of tn party.
n. val this he "A ha,d thing to 10. Ex
cent uncn u. expiod. ue 'he l. mp
ton Cunstiluiiuu, there - u" rear cause tor
difference OF nr mon ann:S the members Of
the party. But rv.n that issue has been
=, t led, and IL Cannot come up again II; any
troublesome shape. We are grady .pi, as
I'd that MIR S'ward has distinctly enuncia
ted his Platform. and hapc he Will stick to
it lutte better than NJ, Lincoln, when he
put forth similar sentiments, hut was com
PEELED. by the v,Sor OF Judge Doug as as
Sau,t> upon them, and the di>4pprubai,0n
of the people, everywhere manifested, to
modify a. Il finally to ahandon them. The
Democratic party * IN better condition
now to beat Mr.. 5 ward and the q ack re.
put,.i.an party, upon his own p.ati", IN, than
II has been Tor 4 twelve month. the tenn
per of the pa ty Is infinitely better. The
SOUTH, sp -aking through Gov. Hammond
and uicn Oi that stamp. IL adopting n quiet,
cOnseI yatIve, sensible course 81 pah ic mat
terS-one which will commend ItHeit to the
cnuntry, II It sh"u i DC p-rs .vered in, for
ttese qu,l,'i->, while thu Drlnacratic pa ty
il the tree States has manifested every will
iingnrss to uaranter to the Snuth ali their
rights and fu protection for tn-Ir proper
ty. TLl> is al that is want Il to ensure
harmony To the patty througho tnc Un
ION, and "A gi"Ii'iS triumph III the PreSiden-
,lal election in lo6O.-.St. LOUIS Hep.
Tn. Springfield Republican Of the sOth,
o t., says that some vi the earliest Of the
tobacco crop in the Conn. Il YER Valley
had been stripped the week before, while
nearly all would be in condition so n
buyers are already in the field Several
large lots have been bought in this vicinity
at % cents for wrapps III and 8 cents for I'LL
lers At these rates, tobzctO - the most
remunerat,ye crop raised.
The SIGHT OF A LIVING HEART. M: Geux,
. Frrnchintn, the aciisn Of whose heart may
he seen thrnugh congrnxl fis>ur-, is At
tracing much attention IN New York city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

Below W. CIV the returns 81 the vote Of
the State cpon State Treasurer, comparing it
with IN. vote between Miller aud Moore in
1886, when MIXERS majority was 2U,9Sa
is a. 1SI~
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Congress re.uss, H. bl,s two weeks from
mex, Monday, and our State Legislature will
convene on the first Monday At January
next, the 3D. Of the month,
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We learn from the B ,ominc,cn Panfa.

We learn from the B ,nmir.,cn Panfa.
3'"PH tha' s'ri a!'oit sixteen years old
DAUGHTER OF tax ma "a, R,,k'. Creek
was iIund dead about three miles south Of
Pontiac. On the llth inst. II is supp,s.d
that she was murdered. She lief, p,,,,,,c
som" eighteen days since Tor home. I, is
said she war beard to threaten to expose her
srdnrer, WHO lives i'll Pontiac and the SUD.
position Is that he murdered her.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

The CoAr FITTED BIZ THE OFFENDER TO
nIH~ELF.-An Exchange paper !urtItiun> tie
Following rrmln 'sc,ncc IN cnnn,ctof with
the late savage duel IN California. in which
" III. F. Ferguson lost hs i'f,:
The recent duel in California between
VIM Ferguson, and Goo. Pen J 'iIn-ot', III
hich the farmer in>t hi> nj, presents a
rnrl"u> ra~c-T ere il du,l ug law IA
"a lorna. the penalties al whlch vriy
severe. The law was drawn up and pass, ii
,y rhc .xerifoms al Mr. Johnson. vii" at
,.,.. tome member ct the l. gi>latuTe.
/, provides that il dealt, eu,u.s "ItnIn one
var after the date of the due, from any
wound Irti c;ed, III. iy"I. upon ""uvic-
ton, shall h- punished toy Imprisonment N
tnr States prl>n. tor any tim not exceed
i,g seven years, u"r lrs> than ,.ar.-
The v!vIng party - i'ah.e for all d.hIS of
his vn-tItn, and tar toe EXPENSES injured.
and the support If h'> family daring ''I> -' h
n-SS-Ii h- was no; killed In~rsmtiy-and
thu fIr''s ot tue deceased are eit''l Il to re
cover The rum "f t,-n thousand dollars.
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The Pope and Ml.s bfx.

The famous American reforluer Of the
treatment Of the insane, Miss Dix, gives the
following interesting particulars Of her visit
to Rome and the Pop:
~ visited the lunaiic asylum, and my
heart ,cvolted at the sight. did not See
sick p.rsonS whom man should pity, u"'"r-
tunatcs whom We should endeavor To- cure
they were bruteS IN chains. the dehs o'
which seemed neveer to have been clea"fu-
Several DAYS after my visit 10 the iunauc
ASYLUM was presented to his holiness the
Pope. who knew The object OF my travels
The Pope asked me ~ the most ir'e"d
manner whether had yet VISITED the asy
lurn a, Rnm-? | had the courage to answer,
Yes; aud i am convinced that your h"!i-
ness has no, Vet paid it visit p" N"no
chi. xiv raised his head. and only asked with
Al, expressive attentive look. | understood
br,. and related to irin IN voice u!i If emo
ton ali II the horrors aud harharism ! had
witn->srd. I vrnrur-d, trembling within
myS.if upon the bold expression on the un-
christian treatment Of the unhappy beings.
The pect comm ending nun at Cnristen-
dom listened WITH earnest attention, ana
.sid briefly after had concluded, Come
again in a week : TIM aud left his pres
-nre Nv anxiety VA. unu;tery greet. -
TIE Protestant, the stranger, had perhaps
risk, d to" much. Although ~as conscious
~ NV i..nrr,E">t heart OF my good 'nisn
tinn., yet passed a >crplesS night aud a
! dav ui the deepest inwar agitation. II ere
ated a deep sensa,ion when the Hoy Fa
tier, 'wo d.y. after l bad been pres. ne d /"
/ him. sudden while tak'n. one al hi> driv' :
stopped h,,t"r. he gate of the iuna'ic a>y
lun, and >p,n, an hour in i. The week
! had passed, and stood, a. | had been COM
/ manned in the V .tiran before The Pope Ia
"a MANNER ~ grave ii cain, Pso Mona
; sai Ia me Il have appointed ron,in'>-
sion ch.rg, d t" lay 'e'oie me lr'pos'ii"is
! Concerning the erection o. n lunaiic asylum.
! rortm Innhv To the rules nt humanity anr
rn,ralIiy IN The shortest time posi- IL
When you vist Rome again your Just AMI
prou~ wishes will have been ia hntd.
Iauk y"u for y"ur communications Hdy
Heaven hess you bent my knee. deeply
,u..ve,l, $50, h,;o'e the head al Catholic
. Ciri>r,uG"u', Tut h,ioIe the wise Prince
and the good inam.
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A wagon road is to be constructed thi.
winter from Hudson. on the Mississippi. 10
Boy field on Lake Superior.
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DR.. EASTERLY'S
FEVER AND At:UE KILL
Will cure Agur and Fsrer. CkfUs and Fer-r. Dumb
Avne, Intermittent Rtn,it-sif frre,'s, and dU
curious forms y F,rer inof dent 10 Bilious Co.
r1dfrs
I; there is 4 WOMAN orf:p suffering with AGrB
FEVER. they advised TO procure Or Eastery's
Fever and Arue Killer. Ii is a POSITIVE euxe-sPEkot
ASp PgRx,StNT. Try il.
eF- Price ii rer bo;:,-, or six bottles for -,
a. DIR. E.sreKLY. corner Third and Chestnut sts &
ST Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor, to whom all orders mus,
be addressed to get the genuine.
~ Sold by NJ. kNEvssL, G. L. THOMPSON, D. wALKEk
Co.. and A. 9. PH1SAM, druggists, Ottawa, and By
druggists generally. my29
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are the o.!irial maj"ritieS OF the several .
n.ncra,i.. candidates on the State ticket m

Tne entire vote Of the Stat: One highest
being ,ha, crs, Tor the candidates for Trea-
surely was 2l3,o50. which is 2l,Ts2 less
than that cast in the Prssidenta! election Of
1856.
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A Bargain.

FTHHE subscriber having sold his Mill, Offers private
4 sale
bg-
One Carriage Horse,
On. double Harness. silver lated, nearly new,
On. double ,ru--s, good repair,
Ui- siUg- Harness
one cren. ed, single or double Democrat"
Wagon. srrarIvd TO carry good Republican,, veil
One -ngi- Lumber "
O:Ic doufi- Lumber Wagon. said to be the best
u..ie ti- County heavily irened and good ues;
1tr' Grain SACKS.
81 o -Four Barrels
Also horse power Steam En- sine, arr other
property all OF which b. at the AQueduct Mil
~ the barn OF the uni- r-ignei.
Terms liberal for good paper.
ec2s JAMES FEELER
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SEC~ND ARRIVAL
Fall and Winter Goods.

VIE subscribers, being now in reccip. o. full and
- es1p-'r s'ocs, feel confident that they oHrr
INDUCEMENTS TO Purchasers
IN $40, G|'li'y, and PRICE, unsurpassed BY any ether
kich Fancy Dress Silks,
bayadere Silks, Rich Lustered Bl.c. silks.
M.riHo,.
Gingharns parametta,
Wool de Ltn-s, Printed d. LANES,
French Prints. Wool Pads,
M-rrimac Prints.
SEsT, wis.
Double and single Broche. do Day State and wa.rsss
Stella, Cashmere. And Thbei.
Eiannr:s.
Opera. Bay State.
Rob Roy Shaker
Blue. Red, = nd White Txilled
Plaiu Fl4aneis all coors.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Our stock is compl-t. in every desirable
STYLE AND QUALITY.
nOHIe>IicS.
Blesch-d Mu.lins, Cnblearh-d MIsi,ns.
Drills, Tjc-ing. ,ntHn fianre.s.
Goth Cs --imeres. S.ti.,ets,
C"infori-rs. Il.
complete a-sa,taento f
Ore" Trim "ns,, Fr'ne, ", v-rss Ei'bon'.A.
faE.A.e Notions. &c
Boo :, I'D <hO es,
o. :he hes; quality and manufacture.
Mem, Back Gloves and Miltens,
pir-c, from the manufacturers.
We furnish the trade
At NEW YORK PRICES
Choice (,rOs cries
Always hand;
which be -od cab and Barter a, priced
q SUI, the times. Our i
NOT To BE UNDERSoLp."
all and see for 20 irs-lve--
CAMERON 4 EEEEHAnD,
Ottawa, Oct %, Is 5 NJ. ), Rediicks Book
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Illinois DemocTatic..R Re pubIIcanIsm Ex-
tlnsUi>ilea.
Democratic gain. o.

THUS, in TWO y.a,>, si.e ,,nIuen>e X. pub.i.
can majority ut II 1872 has been overcome
10y the ID. mOcra. y, anu Illinois, true to her
artI .nt iaIti, tan - before THE word DE
MOCRAIIC SrAIE-Ch. 7.mes
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FnuND-A Pocket Book, on Friday Of last
week, on The gravel road from Ottawa to
Vermilion. apparently tue property OF Ma
than Starkpoic. The owner can have it by
calling at this office, proving property and
paving charges.
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The SIGHT ORA LIVING HEARr-M: Geux,
. Frrnchmtn, the action Of " h.,se heart may
he seen through congcnisl fis>urr, Is At
tracing much attention IN New York city.
The aedical men are in sessaciss.
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- - - -
The Legislature.
tn E SENATE.


TIE SENATE.
Cistrits. DR.
'CnOk-N B Judd~. ............ /
Lake and MrH"nry-il. w. Bi"iset,.
Boone, W'nn bag", Ogl-, and Carroll
ZrnOS AppiingtOn,. .............. /
Jo DavIe>s and Stephenson-J'nn ii.
Adams. .........
Kanr, DE- knlb, Lre, and Whites, e.
r. f. Aiam-,. ........... !
Will, Dn Page. Kendall. Iroqun,s, and
Kankakee-G ID. A. Pa,k>.*.. :. /
L. Sale. Grunlv. Livingston. Burrsu,
G.. Cook,
Peoria, Man shat, Putnam. " "ndi"rd-
GEO. c. BeStor, ......-....... /
KNOX, Warren. M,rrcr. R",k Island,
Henry, Stark IT &. H-.ndrrson.s..
Fulton, NJ. Donough-W. c. Goudv,+
SCHUYLER, Hsnrnrk, Hruder>on-J p.
Richmond, .-........ !
Adams, Blown Austin Brooks, /
Pike. Cal Gun. Sro,-C. l. II gb,e,. l
Greene, Ma"oupin, aud Jv,.vy-A. l.
hnapp. ............. ......... !
SangauOu, Mur-an-C. W. Nau,i-ren,
Champrgn, De WITT, Pii',, Macon,
M'ustrir, Christian, Shelby, aud Nc
Leans. Posts
CaS>, M-nard, Logan. Mason, Tazr.
| wells. w. Fuller, ".............
Vermilion, Coles, Cumberland, Edgar,
I. a. Marshall, ............
Clark. Fsyr,tc, dillingham;. Jasper,
| L,wr-nc-. Crawt"'d-M. OK an.
J"ttsrs"n, Wayne, Edwards. WABASH,
Marion. Cay, AMI Rrhla d-S. l.
Brya".@ ..................
Madison, Bnn'i, S"n,,y-S. A.
| Burkm.>rrr, ...........
M""ro', 81 Cian--Wm. Ii. C"irr-
WOOD. J
"tii'aiiiS'''', ila,un."", '''' S'''"e'
| Franhiin-S. II. Martini. ......
Ra"d"Pn, Washington, Ch"'"n-E
Z. Cooley, ---. ........
Al'xandr', C"'"n. J"hns"n. ful'>k',
Ma>>ar, Pope. Hardin, GaiIai;n "A.
j. kuyhen'aii, ...........-.-....
! To'a. ........ ....Ii
--Hnitng over.
uorsy OF REPRESENTATIVE.
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p,,'.. Ill.,. II.,n,n--W n ,,,..n
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co., = d.
W"o"sh' h''+-L 70" I'...'''
wy nv Il Nv l. '''' '''''''
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p.'t -. ii'.I.>
'sill'tbi1, Df'ttl- 'lhi't~
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E,y,,,. Eli ,rtI,,n- Sj,un-u UlT,ilu |
I,,wr,,c- r,,.tn,i-U 4 No, av q.
,,.o, ,, =
cu''"' "'''' r.''''S
=, -, :, St,,.
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=, =, ID ,
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irca.t..n: :..b-;tr,

is .t...s :..brstr..
I HAVE just open, 4 Circulating Library o! over 80
NU.4u-, including Book by III, best asihor-, in al
departments o. Literature, which vi loan slsl
cI4rr- pr Iiu-. tLo.s tc.O thin r-A SHd
f4,n .-G-on. Subscriptions vii be taken for
f.n,' -. by Tie year or quarter.
noy.V THOMAS ORION.
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IHnrehallke NMlc.

vu1uy .pbscriber w sell mt auction, At his warehouse
in the r. ar of his in OTTAWA, III Saturday
december a,h 1sos. . lot of Household Furniture
stow. &c esid Roeds left by VIM Hopkins, over
year ago. aud gill - sold 10 pay eharses on u. same
nevis HAM T8OS4RV0N.-
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CrRAyED OR STOLEN. FROM the pasture below Osta-
Diva BAY MARE COLT years Cd last spring. 10
has white streak i'll Tvs face. right hind feet white with
n heavy m.ne aud tail. Any person returning lie
same or giving information where II may he found will
receive the above reward from the subscriber the
house north of J. W. WALKERS blacksmith Shop.
nov,sSv ALEXANDER MCGEE
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VDticP:
HAVING "soli out" and intending 20 change my
i L place % residence ppss Dls. hereby
notify all person. having demands against myself 10
the vithoI: delay also, avoid further
trouble All p-r-nn- kno wing them elves he indebted
10 notified to .-it!- the same Immediately nv
otherwise foCZ.i JAMES keller
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Sub>rribr at once.
you wish To 81 copy OF that elegant Engrav-
us. - Tux VILLAGE BL,t k>NIrH, and the AKr JuUK-
l. with the either premiums, be and >dbscrIhe 81
b. the II Jan. 1879. Specimen copies oi the
above. par,Icula gve by applying to AsrHCR
LOCKWOOD. l. Agent. See advertisement els where
heaued-Nrv Features, &c. uovzv
>uPrrb;y ss:lutiful.
TCST OUT, The CossoroLfTAS ART Journal for De-
q ceubrr. over seventy choice articIes-clt
g.ntly ,ustrated-sp -udd Steel Ergravigs Price -
cents Specimen copy sent, receipt o. Is Cents, IN
stamp- coin. Address
nuygu L. DERBY, 54e Broadway, y. Y.
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t.O6Fiing.
UlLEASANT rooms. with board for a gentleman and
Il q single gentlemen in private family
II ~ 81 per week Ret, Fences given aid required
Enquire OF II. HaRpY. his Harness Shop Columbus
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= description, ~IIH.UT III. UsE q, saRcusT.
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HUysg-3,us DR l.. :. OCkWEIl.
" wv RAi>INS AHD FIGs.-Just received frorn New
~ III. flesh lot, at lnov2'I HlsEs-
nEIED PEACHES.-Just received. . lot Of Dried
~ Peaches tPAErdD A. [ o'2vI HISS
IyAMBURG IHfEsE- Ju.i received n lot. lure sr;i.
L ci-, o. II ,Tnburg Cheese, luUv, HfsES.
4 ,RANiEEEiES Jus: received by express, lot %
u CT ur-rrirs, fiov29l HlSES-
x LAkLt:-S Of inter- Apples. just received and
J\JO or sale Ios at lnov HlsEs.
4 NDER vINEGAR-yusi received and for sale
" Hov2V Hi>E'S.
- ILL THEY COME.-Csndiv. from, Stewart New
- Norh. received 'iaI y and or ale HISE'S.
4 lISfE;s-J received, good article fresh Can
~ y-ters, az tnoy2ul HiSE'S.
NCIs0PSIiSRn 1Sa-;.
FkfiiE undersigned has leased the above Hail. and has
II Ivfiit-d it the o: Lectures. Balls, Parties
COucrrI.. Public Speaking Theatrical Performances
kc-.
UHie- third floor, right hand door.
no,2o-,T ". r GREGG.
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~ Ais Hinges, Locks, Iatches. OF all kinasi aRn.S
~ building, at loc2J h'Nd
lNHAIN Pumps Well Pumps. Cisterh IaHP' 90" "
" Pumps, Wheels, Chains, aud hopss uARn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

EE- 1t was announced few weeks ago
that the publication of the Westville Her
aid, was about to cease, the editor. Mr..
POWELL, having made highly advanta-
gcous arrangement to publish paper at
some other point; but, we are rejoiced to
learn that Mr.. p. has reconsidcred his de-
termination, and that tho Herald will con-
tinue to sound the Republican battle cry
as heretofore. The citizens of Westville
and vicinity when they heard of Mr.. P.'s
determination, told him they would not
permit it; that they could and would do as
well by him as any other place. Having
placed his establishment upon paying ba-
sis and relieved him of pccuniary enbar-
rassment, Mr. p. and the Herald may be
regarded as fixed fact at Westville. 1t
would have becna severe blow at the pros
perity of the town had the citizens pemit-
ted the press to be taken away. AIR.
P. is an exceedingly .sociable and agree
able gentleman, and the Herald one Of the
most sprightly papers received at our Of
foo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-04-22

re- Mr.. JoHSsoS's school in this place
elesel on Tuesday. We regret to learn
that Mr.. j. does not propose to open an
ther school here. He is a teacher of supc-
rior qualifications, and would be q credit
anil an advantage to any town.
Are we again to be without schools for
boys this summer? Do property holders
aal buinsss men anticipate such a state OF
Affairs viii De advantageous to them! If
so they labor unler strangs hallucina-
ton n, town can prosper where the
school facilities are not good. All the
best citizens, who can, will sell out and
leave, while all of that class. hunting a
new location. viii turn away from such a
place with a sentiment closely akin to
contempt.