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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03
FROM Pixies PEAk.-The following St
Louis despatch gives the latest Pixies Peak

FROM Pixies PEAK.-1he following St
Louis despatch gives the latest Pixies Peak
news.
st. Louis, Aug 81.
A special despatch to the Bulletin says
that the express from Denver City, with
dates to the oath inst, reached Leaven-
worth to day.
The richness of the new digginss at the
head waters of the South Plate is confirm
ed, but the prospect of the profitable min
ing are not tatterng, owing to the distant
location, the roughness of the roads and
the difficulty in procuring supplies.
Four quartz grinders were in successful
operation in Gregory Valley.
The express brought large quantity of
gold dust
An Indian fight took place on the 18th
inst, on the banks of the Running Water,
between the Sioux and Poncas Eleven
Of the latter were killed and many woun-
ded
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

MANY persons give Us the dying words of
great men, but none Of them are SO touch
ing and beautiful as the last words of the
old schoolmaster: :" 1t is growing dark
school may be dismissed" Down to the
gates of an unseen world he carried the
love and regard of the children he had
trained 1t was his last kind dismissal in
this world of schooling
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

r. undersigned, the Democratic Committee OF Ia
~ sale County, respectfully request that the Demo-
OF the several towns in the county
be tie usual places of holding elections, Satur
day the lIth day OF September next, from to oco:k
p. the purpose of appointing delegates to the
County Cony -riion 10 At Ottawa the following
Wednesday, September 22d, to select candidates for
the Offices Of County Treasurer School Commissioner,
ami County Surveyor.
The dTcrent will be entitled the following
humber OF delegates
Alan > Bruce =. RroOkfeld 2 DAYTON 8, Deer Park
- y rlI.irk >, Eden - Eagle =, Earl 3. Far Ridge 2,
Freedom > Grand RspidS >, Groyeland - Hope ., La
-air q. NanIius ;. A-rden =, Mission Worthwhile B.
oYlir = Usage :. Ottawa g. Rutland 3 Salisbury s. Ssre
IL :. South Ottawa 9 Troy Grove g. Utica 3 vermiiisn
. Nal.am . Mendota3.
JOHN IIIsE, Nv. ARMSTRONG,
Wa BARBER, WM. l.. DUNAyAN,
NH OSYAN D. EVANS,
MT N I,ou,u ffsA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

Low WATER N ILLISois.-During the last
three years the water has not been as low
III the Illinois river g. at the present time,
and It appears 20 be daily failing Boats
drawing eighteen and twenty inches can
barely rub and go, with frequently more
rubbing than going We are Informed
that on rree-top and other bars above, the
depth Of water was only twenty inches.
while al Kingston 1t was twenty ight and
al Besrdstows thirty inches. II there IS
not = rise before long. the decreasing vol
urne OF water in the channel VIII prove a
serious impeachment 10 navigation, even by
smaller boats. The Pekin and Peoria pack
et, Nebraska still continues to perform her
regular trips, meeting with but little inter
ruption. and we trust the low water Will
at no time prove an obstacle to SO great a
public convenience-I'etfrF Paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

A NOVEL STArUTE.-The last Legislature
of Michigan passed an act empowering
any number of citizens, not less than ten
nor more than one hundred, to organize
themselves into body corporate for the
purpose of apprehending horse thieves
and other felons," and investing each
member of such body, when engaged in
making an arrest, with the powers of a
constable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

"Td sooner ha' brewin' and washin'
day together" says Mrs Poyser, in adam
Bede, than one of these pleasurin' days
There's no work SO trim as dangln' about
an stirrin' and not rightly KNOWN what
you're goin to DO next; and keeping
market day, for fear people should ma
think you civil enough. An you've no.
thin to show fort when it's done, if it's a
yallow face wi eatin' things as disagree"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

P. Yousoy has been ON trial for horse
One part of the evidence was d
piece Of his fngnr. inst before he stole the
horse, his finger was taken off by the
knife of cutting box. A Mr.. Young got
possession of it and has kept for more than
a wear At the trial Mr.. Young produced
the piece of finger, and it fitted exsctly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03
JACKSON L LOCKWOOD.

Our Mississippi Valley is destined become the gar
den of the world but dead weight its population is
the niss I'm which engenders bilious diseases
Could an absolute antidote be found to the malaria
which exhale from its marshes, it is impossible
estimate the consequences to our prosperity. We
sratuae our citizens and fellow sufferers around
us. announcement, important if true, that Dr. j.
c. AVER the celebrated Medico Chemist of the East,
has red lust such antd0te-his dgue Cure"
which /. supplied at a price that exclude
from its benefits and that is said to and
Ague and kindred diseases, to moral certainty
Memphis Family Iisittr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

The majority for Governor More, Of Ala
bama, is about $1,000, he receiving some
81 900 to his competitor (Sanford) 1900
Mr. Moore was the National Democratic
nominee for Governor The candidate
against him, Mr. Sanford WAS supported
by the advocates of the revival of the
slave trade and the slave code and by the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

AURORA BoREALIs-The brilliant display
of this phenomenon on Sunday evening
was witnessed throughout the country as
far south as Kentucky, Philosophers dis
to the electrical theory certainly have the
argument in their favor ON Sunday even
ing, for during its continuance it was found
impossible to work the telegraph wires
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

The CHICAGO, ALTON q ST LovIs R. r
LpokiSG Ur-Prosperity is returning to
this road We see notice in the papers
that in ashort time, three more months
back pay to the operatives are to be paid.
While they receive their monthly wages
regularly at the end Of each month, the
arrcarages will thus soon be wiped out,
when the company viii be able to look af-
t,.r its floating acs4. The universal tes-
iiInony Oh the line of the road is that its
management under Coy. Matteson is inf
nitcly better for the country and employ
ccs, tLan any other the road has known
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03
Democratic County Convention.

The following call of aconvention OF the
democracy Of this county was handed us
~ 20 late an hour that we have barely
time 10 call attention to it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

The Louisville Journal says: We are
exceedingly sorry TO say that we Yesterday
saw a man get himself bitten 10y rattle
snake for the sake of having a quart of
whiskey administered TO him. He wasn't
killed bv either the bite or the drink.
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A Card.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to their
patrons and the community generally, that they
now moving their stock Of Hardware Stoves, &c into
their new brick building, erected for their
Main street, opposite the Mansion Hous ., where
shall be happy all our old customers and many
new as may be pleased to call upon We shall in a
few days be receiving our new stock of Hardware,
Nails Iron and Stoves, from New York, when shall
prepared to do better by our customers than
We intend to keep one OF the most complete stocks
west OF Chicago.
JAcyShN rnrvroon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

LATER Yesterdays Chicago papers
have some painful rumors in reference to
the cause of Miller's resignation Went
worth insinuates that he is defaulter
and that 100000 of the peoples money
have been loaned out to individuals! Is
this true, or SANDER of the conspi-ators
to damage Miller character in advance Of
revelations he may have to make?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

PyAcHgs-This fine and healthy fruit
continues to move northward from our
county and Jackson in great quantities
Mr.. Newhall. of South Pass, we learn sent
forward some that were sold in Chicago
for fifteen cents apiece. They are now be-
coming a drug in the market, and will no
longer bear the freight charges, and of
course will cease to be shipped
Ca. L4"q 2gh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

STATE OF ILLINOIS. Supreme Court ,ritsfr and ,,.
me !hrd Grand Dirision of said state .s-M.y,i.
Coins, piAintth in errsr. ElUxh c. futile Radn.v
I;feriey, and Harvey W. Smith, dsteadants in err.r
-Errer to Mclean County Cir cuit Court
appearing BY affidavit file the clerks Office AZ
i said supreme Court in the above entitled c.u..
that Elijah g. Tsttls, Rodney 9. Perley and Heryey
W. Snitn' tho above named defendants in error are
nonres,dents Of the State OF Illinois, and without the
reacn OF the process Of said Supreme Cont and The
SAID martin Collins having duly sued out Of said su-
IRENE Court, writ of reverse a ud~m-nt ar
famed by the said Elijah TuttIr Rodney q Perley And
hsrVey w smith against him. the said Martin Collin.
IN the Circuit Court Of Mclean Csunty vhirb v, ~
error no" pending IN said Supreme Court and vrir
OF Jacios having been duly Issued h.rein
able en- the FIRST day OF the term of said s,nr.n
court, to be holden ~ Ottawa in said state a, N.
hrst TUESDAY after the third Monday April D. 1880
Now you, the said Elijah futile, Rodney q p:J.v
and Harvey W. Smith, the said defendants in
whose non-residenee appears above are hey,sy -
tned TO be and appear before Justice, Of aid o..
prene Court at the next term Of said suprern. Csr,
10 De holden at Ottawa, i'll said State on the first
Gay alter the third Monday in April A. 1862 to hear
,he record and proceedings Of said Circuit C.prf
Drought into said Supreme Court return OF said vri
Of error and the errors assigned il ysu ST all So. a,
and further 20 do and receive what said Supreme Cour.
shall order ia this behalf. '
Attest. IEI.yn -,.-A
SWIFT oENE, Att'ys for PIT. in Error sens
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

OREGox DExocRArIC-Theo official can
vass in Oregon elects Stout, Democrat, to
Congress by forty-one majority. The Re-
publicans in the Atlantic States exulted
too early over their success in this young
State
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

something in the wholesale way in the
line of MIR Philbrick, 1871 South Water St,
Chicago, and we are confident they will
find him the right sort of man to deal
with. See his advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03
VIM. Martin OF Nettle Creek

SrofF.-Wm Martin OF Nettle Creek,
had a GHe roam Mare. stolen from his sta
Die on Sunday night Last The mare was
about five Years old There appears 10 be
a perfect gang OF these horse thieves.
proving about the county, and we advise
our farmers 10 sleep with one eye open"
-G-,lrIg Co. IiyrGii
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03
A Frightened Ceaspirator.

Two weeks ago, an intelligent Illinoisian
e.. L. D. Morrison, we believe) wrote a
long letter from New York to the Chicago
Times, giving full history of the McAllis-
ter Stebbins bond fraud, as far az it had
progressed, and warning the people of IL
hnols that although that cunningly devils
ed scheme to fleece our people out of
100000 had met with check, it was not
abandoned. The author of the letter
alluded to goes into the facts 50 infinitely,
and mentions names and circumstances SO
fearlessly, as to enforce the conviction,
that he is fully posted on the subject, and
h.o,cs what he writes In that letter oc-
ours this passage:
This communication is already too long,
but its publication is due to the State !
have more yet to reveal if necessary One
word as to your other officials, and dis
miss the matter for the present-the plan
OF plumber Is not abandoned. Let Miller
stand firm at his post as 7reas,rer-the latest
card is to procure his resignation"
Well, the Springfield papers of Monday
announce that Miller has resigned He
had not been let into the secret before,
but the late exposure of course made it
necessary to give him the cue with the rest.
Every body knows that Miller is honest.
That, it seems, was enough. Rather than
remain in such company longer he resigns
He had been Treasurer three years A
year ago he liked the office SO well, tina.
he worked hard to secure his reelection.
Why does he resign?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03
Attention. Cayalry!

You are hereby notified to meet Monday, Sept
5,h at O'Clock NJ front OF the Arnory, for parade
By orde- OF the CAPTAIN.
w +. wHlTMORE, Acting Ordly Sergt. eep3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

The Republican States Convention of
Randall present Governor, for reelection,
and Carl Shurtz for reelection a. Lieut.
Governor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

The members Of the Philharmonic Union request
ed 10 rect atthe Hail. in Reddick's Block, Tuesday
evening nsxt. Sept. g. at ~ o'clock.
WIN. n. TRUE Presf.
FRANK ]. CRAWFORD, Sec'y. sep3
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J. c. HATHAWAY,


All kinds Of Produce, such Wheat, Corn, Oats TIL
aaothy Seed, dc.
Office and Warehouse west side Of Fulton street, for
merly occupied by W. W. Low, Ottawa, III.
Liberal advances made on grain in store. sep3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03
LIGHT AND SlFETY.
Non-EXplosiVe Burning Fluid

ATE J. GRYGGS' DHJ-G AND BOOE STORE
DURSISG FLUID is the cheapest, c..auss., and
i } brightest OF all lights. but dan yerous.
3. T. GEEEsOrGH the inventor Of Burning Piud, A.
a long series Of experiments, has by chem!-
Cal process, destroyed It's explosive pFoper:es which
makes il safe as common candles
have been taught this process, and have purchased
the sole right manufacture and sell in and .or lie
city aad town % Ottawa
You can buy /. nowhere els. hGt =; uy store Il
make the e.ive Fl-d, ba; as sX-
pcci larger sales IN the price ihat ISe
Common Explosive fluid Is sod al
IT X No UUMB-G
~i satisfy any ~ act-Gi experiment that il 10
entirely safe Gail and prove The thing
EY. GRIGGs:
We, the undersigned. having seen & =. GkssyoCGss
explosive FUd tInade BY Z Y GElGGsl thoroughly
sted, satisfied tia; Il entirely SAFE. and would
recommend It's use instead OF the common dangerous
Fa.I c ". REYNOLDS, y. D,
". HORERT,
). W. FAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

The Peoria onion states that At the three
last terms Of the County Court, .torty-e'ght
petitions for divorce have been on the
docket
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

Estate n .|oir Brse. Gecd
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, all persons having claim.
~ against the or John Bree, deceased. thai:
Will attend term OF the County Court OF La Sale
County, TO b. held az OttaT said County Of La Sale
and state Of Illinois. tn, third Monday Of Oct. next.
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate notified to :he writing said
Court for adjustment.
sep3-6s' MARTIN gEEE, -idyr'r.
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NORTH WESTERN SUPPLY sTORI

NORTH WESTERN SUPPLY STORE,
THE ONLY ONE OF TEE THE WEST.
JOHN l.. PHI / l. b X Q X,
Wholesale Dealer in
Manila, Russia and american Hemp Cordage,
Bed Cords, Clothes, Plough and Fish Lines
Cotton, Hemp and Flax Wrapping Twines,
Seine Gilin0, Drug, Broom, and Wool T,rines,
Sash Cord, Carpet Warp, Bats, wicking, Wrapping
Paper. Paper Bags, Steve Polish, Packing, &c.
No. 1877 south Water street,
N B-Personal attention given all orders from the
Country, and Goods warranted what they repre-.
scented. ~ CASH PAID FOR RAGS seP3-
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ScIrO01 RA0LS

LARGE and complete stock Of all the dferen:
"A kinds OF School Books that used in the city
and coga;ry schools, just received and fer sale by
scp3 T.. Y. GRlGGS.
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bls>Ofutfoh OF p;tTtHtT$hbp
OIICE - hereby gwen. that the Co-p.Eia-rslip o.
TEfos, SssnFoEr Co Is this day dissolved By IL
imitation All unsettled book accounts and notes be-
longing TO the firm in the hands OF L y
who VIII attend 20 ;hs settlement OF ih- same
NELSON TRYON,
ROGER SASDlFORD.
,ep3-3.s RI WATERMAN
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OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

TTNHIS Institution situated on Of Main and
Il ColuAbus streets, organized the past term,
der the most favorable auspices, numbering over hun
bred students For this unusually large patronage
most grateful, and feel willing 70 pledge our utmost
energies satisfy the confidence thus LACED in
The course OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough and practical embracing full of study
preparatory ev.ry branch of business in life, and
admission to any OF the Glasses in college.
The commercial course Includes single and double en-
try book keeping. applied TO stock and partnership
books in wholesale and retail merchandising, and en-
braces compound company commission, steamboating,
b.sking, commercial calculations penman.hiP, and
much other useful information usually taught in
best commercial! colleges.
The student graduating from this department, will be
well qualified for the practical duties Of the counting
This term will close on Friday Dec. %. The next
Of the second year will commence the first
Tuesday in January next.
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE, Jn., A. NJ,
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
L. D. WHITE
Principal in Commercial Department, and Instructor in
Book Keeping and Penmanship.
MRs JULIA A. Il. STONE,
Principal Of the Grammer Department and lnstructress
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Assistant and Instructress in the Elementary Branches
Rev. E. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
Miss VI. NJ. HOBERT,
Instruc ress in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per of forty weeks, Observation-Disclosures. $o5
In Grammar Department.. ..... ............. 20
In intermediate Department, ............. Is
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
extra.
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting enable every student
make the highest attachments possible.
The Principal has two houses to rent to parents or
pupils. fap30l l. STONE, JR., Principal,
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buy your Burning Fluid

ATE Y. GRIGGS
TTis safer because plssive and gives clear.
i er, ste adler light than the common Fluid. suESS
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Fire Insurance Agency.
LOKlLLARD Fire ms. Co.. New York,
Capital and Surplus, $36l,S9l
CONWAY Fire ms. CO., Conway, Mass.
Capital and Surplus, $2j5,3l3.
HAMPDEN +. In. CO., Springfield, Mass.
Capital and Surplus $222, 76l.
gIVuE above responsible Companies, having complied
4 with the law in reference to Insurance Compa
not incorporated by this State prepared to take
Risks on DWELLINGS, WAREHOUSES MkRcHASpizE, and
other personal property.at
RATES corresponding with the risk assumed
LOSSES honorably adjusted and promptly paid
WIN. s. EASTON. Agent.
sep3 Office third door east Of C1fy BANK.
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Board of Education.

Board Of Educ alton.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Ottawa Sept. 8, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given to nonresdents of the city
and others entitled free tuition in the public
schools of this city, that they obtain admission
said public schools when there unoccupied at
the followin rates, viz;
Primary Department, per term. 90
intermediate I" ......... 4 W
Grammar .............. W
Tuition invariably In advance.
By order of the Board.
sep34w ROBT. WILSON, Clerk
20 ny7 VAN D0REN OSBORN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-16
ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL, nm
REPORTER FOB THE srArr-

U0URsUANT 10 Instructions from The Governor az IN, er
election for Attorney Geaersi and Reporter s l ts 10
an the vacancy Ooeasionea b he resigussan Of a. LII.
Ths osing persons have cen appointed Jugs cisrss and
Receivers Of votes fer said election, In the Wass ard
Freeihos Nhsrs vesnses have ben lem ias receivers q
district 80 / Is. Wsrd Judg.s-s p ZONES John Cul,.
J9hn sesity: Reeeve.-J n EOo1s. ceEAs-J J. EFe1as-
"a Ward. 5uagss-F. J. Halle ". II. Tavpssud " H.
nonoaan: RsosiTer-W P Downs cIerlsJohu H. sidaa,i
"a WarE Juisss-L h. LauIer. b g Weller, W. T. BOYD.
seceiser--John Reldek; Cerks-Jas A. Meiugan, v =.
"a, Ward Jaagss-John ". Martin v. Fs's p u Hrova.
sth wari- Ju5sesD = Garter, sia.ou annoy, Col
KscevsrCanOn Tucker; CrksJoln Il. Cursy. "a. 4.
On ward judges 10 FrsacI., TAos ". chH;sn. '.
Baush; Receiver "A. W. Pyle; CrksWl. ain,aa, \. T.
7th Ward Judges-wm A. Davis Isaso Paul sohu corsri
ReeeiFsr-Wm "a White; oisfsJeha AsEssn, John raaks-
s:h Ward Juazss-wn HARRISON C. Il coBr,r Z, Coz,
toni RecVsr-J C. Dobson. csfks-pa1icZ Bunzi, George
District No Judses-J0hnJ cerIsy 7. n. P.sicrsea, "
C. meGuny; kscs Yer Euque-
District No Nn D Fhliips 6eorse W ChaIlioa Iaos,J.
District .4Th9s Psse, E.llsr HHloa, VIC Doa. IS
Distre No. ). Jsdg,s-wrn E. Csr,rrght J. K zausas.
son. 3 Shunata. Recei-sr--E O. Rove.
district No. g. Juiges-Joei A. Baste W. u. B. eanlln,
Dse, 10. :; JadsssJaAa B. HoBs. ". K VAR. Jas Ia
District JulS s-w c. Ramsey Daniel C-rraass Jas.
DsiiietN . Jaige,-a. n Hsssnl, Thos 3. Josu.ou.
Andrew Grrsory; Ree-iver-N, T. LEcas
District 70 . Judgss-san Naslias ". P. Hara n.
District No d Va. iaaaeaoa, Henry Compton, Aiisu
Cotton; Receiver Wr. Colt D.
District No. II. JuisssJssss J0r5an, Em Watkns,
JOslia- Recsiyer--Aris Brown.
District JudCss-Jas Greer II T. Porch kelton
Dem9ss; ReceiTer-W. u Smith.
District IS Judges-nhn PricHanl, Ihos J. An son
joel Mays; Receiver Moses Greer.
District No. - 5udges-N. Olson. c. Wine E. II.
Peach: RsceverJane8 husss Clerk JAS Lludsey
Trimhle Brosn-
District No, 10 Juares-W. a. HamhlIn, W 3. nuasou,
John Taylor Receiver-Jacs Gee.
DistriG No 20. Judges- Hall ". pismutes Jno.
II. Cartwright. Receiser %
District No. p jas. YarborOagh " Balloae w. EE.
ing; ReceiveT D p Lanier. Slt
District No. -. Judsss-5-o Gill G. " Walker. ciiaert
Marshall; HecsiTer-A'ui Shaw
District No. - JCfEesB. Draka Raston, LsEi3 Viii
liams; Receyer-H e. n.ton 4. Ia de
District No. q udsesJ 81 B. Carney, Tins Bysar. I'd P. =
Graves, Beeeiyer G'tns Gtrfet;
rAMEs y. gUSTOS,
janel9-u shera ot Dasf COunty.
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rInnnf Snlifnde fnr SaIe.

II AN Offering for sale M Tract Of Land and m m
9 Residence or the Charlotte Pike, - miles RsTA
vest of Nashville There 800 Of superior fssSsf
land, about half in cultivation and the balance llgGa
tmhered and we'll set In blue grass. It Is E
pleasant OF only 90 or 30 minutes to Or from
the city, plend brick house. si;usted emineuce
overlooking the surrounding country and in view Of the Capitol
Kitchens stbcs, crae houses ice house, and other cut
houses oIstern and springs The soil is fertile, and
the healthy pure and elevation make Il; The
place capable Of icing divided into number OF small tracts
for residences and altogether, Of the most desirable homes
to lie found IN the United stHes.
apply the premises, or to Gen j. n DunAp
al the Capital BRENT sPENCE.