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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-23
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SAcKvILLE, Nov. 19.-An express from Halifax
arrived here tonight bringing the Canada's advices
per telegraph, via Queenstown, to Monday 9TH.
The news is generally not of much importance
1t is asserted that England has consented to take
part in the European Congress, and that the Eng
lish and French Governments have agreed upon
basis.
1t was vaguely reported that Garibald, at an in
terview with the King of Sardinia declared that It.
ally had been betrayed, and that he would head
revolution. The King protested against such pro-
ceedng.
The Great Eastern had arrived at Southampton
from Hollyhead.
Charles Summer is passenger in the Canada.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Friday -Cottton-sales for the
week 10000 bales, including 5000 each to specula-
tors and exporters Middling qualities have i'm
proved from the extreme rates to an advance of 1l6
Other qualities unchanged.
Eight Companies Ordered to Bropnsoille
NORFOLK, Nov Height companies of U. S. Ar
tillery have been ordered from Fortress Monroe to
Brownsville, Texas They proceed Immediately un-
der the command of Col. Brown, of Old Point
Brownsville Not Taken.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-Advices from Brazos to
the 4th states that Brownsville had not been taken
on the evening Of the Bird. =. :t.'@
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1860!
TURNER'S NORTH.CAROLINA ALMA.
IL MAC, for the year of our Lord, 1861 Published
and sold wholesale and retail, by
At the NorthCaroina Book Store
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1859. le-
PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!
Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance CompanyJ
OFFICE MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY, N. G.
VTNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
Il operation for the past eight years. and during that
time has punctualy paid all LOSSES.
DIRECTORS. ;
N. L. Walker Isaac Oettinper
DR.. VIM. M. Brooks, Benz. Hines,
A. G. Finly, Witcher Keen, ~
ThOs D. Johnston, r. ". Lewis
L. H. Hunt, Jarvis Friou,
Col R. NJ. Kirby, VIM NJ. Howerton, 81,
Thos. A. DOnobo, Hon. E. G. Resde .''
N. J.. Walker President, ..l f g..
Benz. Hines Vice Pres. ..-t 20
N. N. Lewis, Treasurer
u. NcGebee. Attorney,
A. L. Ball, Secretary
Saml. r. Thornton, General Agent. "a
Benz. Hines, | f.. s.. 81 4
LII Hunt, Exec Com.
R. H. Lewis
- All Letters addressed to the Secretary OF Agent
will be promptly attended to-
July %, 1853. s0-wtfs
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Raleigh Standard of Sept. god, 1859.

En HHDS. ST. KITS MOLASSES-
OV $50 Sacks Salt,
50 Bills Irish Potatoes
Is Bbls Pork,
81 Bills Whiskey.
Just received and for sale by
J. D. MYERS.
Newbern. Nov. %, 1859. lOo-am.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS & DISTILLERS,
:" HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE A LARGE
W Stock Glue Spirit Casks, Bagging, Rope Salt and
assortment Of Groceries, which we offer at lowest
wholesale prices.
Orders solicited and promptly executed ..
Apply to J. T. PETTEWAY CO.,
No. 8 North Water Street.
Wilmington, Nov. 20, 1859. lOO-lm.
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ARMsTRoNG's WASHING MACHINE.
"Neither borrower nor lender be;
For loan oft loses both itself and friend:
And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.

H'u oO'IV"rng
No, don't borrow. but buy one of PLEASANT ARM.
STRONG'S WASHING MACHINES from PERKINSON
Co., of this City, who has the right for this county, and
who gives all persons an opportunity Of trying the Ma
chimes before purchasing.
We have tried it in family, and conscientously
recommend it to all housekeepers a great laborsaving
machine With this machine girl thirteen years old has
done in less than day. the washing that formerly
bands is required the washing and rnsng being eiecual
y done by the machine and that too without injury to the
clothes.
Raleigh Standard of Sept god, 1859.
Wehave tried the Washing Machine referred to in the
above notice. and recommend it great saving of labor
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Brownsville Not Taken.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-Advices from Brazos to
the 4th, states that Brownsville had not been taken
on the evening Of the 3rd = go,
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DIX. SATINET PANTS FOR SERV'TS-
ID To close the lotat the low price Of tsOo dollars per
PAIR. -
E. L. HARDING.
RaIeigb. Nov. IL, 1889. 9s-
~ Register and Spirit of the Age copy
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.tUERINO AND LAMBS WOOL UNDER
IvA Shirts-A new lot just received.
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over SACKS FOR YOUTHs-A LARGE LOT
" on hand-selng to reduce stock; ALSO youths
Cashmere Frocks and Sacks, having stock Call
and supply yourselves early.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-23

HANDSOME FANCY VELVET AND sILE
IL Vests-for 81 SO; worth nias dolars.
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MUSLIN SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS
lvl With French-wove Bosoms and Eaglish Wrists.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-23

INFERNO AND LAMBS WOOL DRAW
IIl ers, all sizes. Very cheap.
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SATINET FROCKS-A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
- Servants receivingat the low price of four DOL
hars-very cheap
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OUR ASSORTMENT OF BLACK FRENCH
~ Doe Skin Cashmere Pants is large, comprising all
sizes. 100 pairs just opened.
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MUSLIN SHIRTS wITHBYRON COLLARS
IAA Just opened. r..
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r. Don WILSON, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

Ct0TO OR7OS'S BOOK STORE for School Books,
III sssas0eTy, Rocks lsr OhildreA t1noo
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Its sitEsrion il in the midst % the great wheat,
and catil" region 81 lrcis, south Of the Illinois river,
on the Tenuy uGdulauE prairie six miles east OF tn
inexhausbie coalfeld-. The nearest portion OF The
farm is within four miles Of them.
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MOytgn1e safe

w IEREAS, Walton Klir etop, his certain
~ p onissOry note dated December 2It icoS, paya-
BILE UrrIs IL. Buen order. executed his mortgage
dead of that date said OrriS ~. BIlIcn thereby
-iug the Southeast quarter Of Section twenty
three l2}.) Township thirty,x 800 Mort of Range two
e. East of the third % principal meridian, CONTAINING
one handred and sixty acres, more less which
deed duly recorded the Recorders Of
fee county, book g OF deeds, pages "a
and 2s And Whereas said kiineiop has made default
in the payment Of said specified in said mortgage
being the OF hundred dollars, and due on
the first January, A ID. 1883; And whereas saii
mortgage and note has been duly assigned ny s'''
Orr.s H. Rul!en the undersigned, Samuel O. " fiHer
Now ore, bile notice il hereby given th't
Samuel c. Walker, the assignee of SAID inof's"sSe'
Will in pursuance of a power in sail mortgage con-
tanned and by reason OF such default, sell al pupIc
ouct:on TO the highest bidder for cash, at the oah
door Of the Court Ious in the city OF Ottawa IA s',
-. n, 10 O'CLOCK NJ said day, all the said mort
,,rs nr,mses or so much thereof as may be n ees-
sary TO raise the money due on s'u .n,e; , e'es''
damages and costs - ~ w. III y; 49,
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yE-HEREAS, Oliver c. Gray, to secure 70 Joel F
w Pierce the performance Of a the covenants co n
tanned in "a certain bond fora deed given tle Oil day
OF hruary, II. ISIS. by John b. Chapman to SAID joel
F. Pierce Tor the conveyance 20 said Pierce OF the
Southwest quarter SO. 30, Town 81 North Range
Est, aud generally 20 sld Pierce the SUN OF
SIX bundled dollars paid by him 10 said John b. CHIP
man did on the sixth day OF FraruSry, \. d l. :, eN
ecute mortgage deed said Joel Pierce thereby
porfgaguE nim sad Percrl the following Described
real situated in the city OF ottawa county o. Ia
Sale. and STATE Of Illinois, 10 wit:
The Undivided halls Of lot eight 81 IN block t"tINc
tI4l in the original Of ottawa. commencing on
La sale street, fry south from the Norsii-rss
corner Of said lot. running thence South on La sane
street twenty-five feet, thence west eighty ee across
said LOT thence Nurtt twenty five feet thence FAST TO
the place ginning; hch mortgage deed was duly
recorded IN the Recorders Office o La Sale county IN
Book - pp. -. 2s2, 2A3 and whereas, said John H.
Chapman has made default in the performance OF the
covenants in said h"ud for deed above named CON
tanned, and said Oliver C Gray has failed to repay 10
said joel f. Pierce The said Of six hundred dollars
secured by the nprtga.e above named
Now therefore, notice ! hereby gwen, tht l. Joe r
Pierce the said mortgaree, by virtue o! power IN
said mortgage contained, and by reason OF sucii default
will SELL AT public auction, the highest and best id
der. on Monday, the l7h day Of October, A. ID $50,
nj the south door the Court House III Ottawa in said
county OF la Saile II o'clock IF said day, the
said lortgaged premises, to pay the said OF six
hundred dollars thereby intended TO be secured, wiki
interest AID costs JOEL +. PIERCE, U0Ttgu9ee-
Sep. IL, ieJ9-iw.
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PRIzE-FIGuT BETWEEN TWO FROGs.-A few
weeks since some masons were at work
repairing Hollis Oil Factory at Somerville,
when they became the witnesses OF SIN
gular combat Of about an hours duration
between two monster bull frogs, lnhahlt-
ants of two pools in the rear OF the build
Ing. They came forth from their rospec-
tive pudrlles about II o clock in the fore
noon, and approached each other cautious
". each eyeing the other, until they We're
about q foot apart. when they jumpad at
each other and commenced the fight
They struck. bit and clenched furiously,
and when a fall decided round, both
would draw off and puff for moment,
when they would renew the combat.
After about an hour spent IN INTERRUPT
ed fighting. with the exception OF two or
three brief respites, each cfaWied OH TO MS
pool and disappeared. Neither was "eX-
actly dead" but both were kinder gin
eout." Neither could claim the victory,
as one was terribly famed in the shoulder
by a brilliant left handler from his an
taronist while ihe other could claim the
honor of drawing the first blood he
having drawn the claret' from his oppo-
nent's mug on the first or second round.
The fight itsclfwas singular enough. but
the fact that il was witnessed, but not in
terfercd with 10y some thirty or forty frog
spectators. of all kinds and sizes, adds to
the novelty of the incident
Our informant says that at the beginning
of the fight the frogs assembled about the
fighting ground from the surrounding
pools. attracted doubtless by the noise
made by the combatants, and that they
continued peaceable spectators OF the
mill occasionally interuPting il by excl
ted croakin- but at no time approaching
the parties engaged in it nearer than two
or three feet When the contest was end
ed they nearly simultaneously departed
The whole arrangements seem 10 have
been modelled after modern pugilistic en-
counters between animals OF the genus E0H,1
with the exception, perhaps OF the ab
sence of ring-master, seconds, and bottle
holders We can only speculate a. to the
cause of the quarrel, but can readily mag
inc that one called the other toady, and
that frog No >, not accepting the term as
one of endearment, retorted 10y applying
the epithet hopper to frog No /. OF
Course reconciliation was then out OF the
question: IiareHtI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

PAINTING HoCSEs-The R-1rai RsgiS'cT, q
.,,,,l ,.,I,,,LIa agricultural paper lately
S'arts,' u i''''''i-io' t.
Nv herever white house Is set conspl-
cuou~ly. either on a hill or in valley It Is
b!otch upon the landscape because IT
never harmonizes with thesceneIy around
ii y white hous" with green blinds OF,
tends the very first principles OF good
taste
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Eraal advertisements.

',Htc IDT Assessment.
virtue OF preceqt Issues the III day OF July
- - =: ISo5 upon Judgment rendered in the County
'o' {" La sane county and State Of Illinois, in favor
OF me tlty OF OTTAWA, and against the following de-
sCrined Lots situated in States Addition OTTAWA the
same having been assessed ia accordance with the
duanCss OF said e ~ Of Ottawa. concerning assess
ments for public improvements wit: Th.. cn,struc-
ton oi sewer running from the canal south through
under the centre OF Clinton street centre Of
Superior street; thence east through and under the
centre % Superior street TO the centre of Pa Street
thence south through and under the centre OF Paul
street to Fox River, and remaining Coe and unpaid,
wit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

BCESING THE PgAIEIES-A correspondent
OF the i.fn'.8 Eu-Hsr ~ayS that in very dry
seasons the wet lnucky spots on the prai-
out 10 the depth of two feet: and that. in
stead of the result being 4 crop, next sea
son. OF waving pasture grasses. these spots
have become overErown with swamp viii
lows. from three 10 ten feet high; and he
strongly condemns the practice of burning
such land, a. mistaken economy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

Among the papers published in costly
style. 10y the Smithsonian institute, at
Washington, Is one on microscopic plants
and animals which live on and in the hri-
man body. 1t drcribsS quite number Of
insects. The animal which produces the
disease called the itch Is illustrated Ly
an engraving about haitian inch in diane
ter. which shows not only the ugly little
fellows body and les. but his very toes.
although the animal himself is entirely
invisible 10 the naked eve.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

CHAR o,E. For FArriyG ANIuus-The
VALLEY Farmer advocates the use OF finely
powdered charcoal mixed with the food Of
iattinE animals. especially hogs, once or
twice q week. Il says that it serves as 4
m ieine, and ! also extremely ftttening
either in itself or by rendering the food
more available by strengthening and slim
''lating the digestive powers. We cannot
believe that it i. III itself. nutritious
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ESf,,,, of .John Bree, dec


NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
y ,sans. the estate of John Bree, deceased, that
viii attend term OF the County Court Of la Sale
ounty to be held At Ottawa In said County of La Sale
and state of Illinois, the third Monday OF Oct next
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate are notified present the in writing said
Court for adjustment.
sepS-6ws MARTIN BREE, Adm''.
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PREMIUM CATTLE.

7ienSV~. ItO:sl 3 tso1fOrN
OFFER u, ein:un of 90. in addition to the high
est market price, for the best yoke OF cattle between
the ages of I'VE and eight years. that shall he presented
on the is. ay of March, 1860 provided not less than
five yoke offered sn that day for competition They
will also agree purchase at the highest market price
all the cattle that may be presented for competition at
the time indicated. The premium to be awarded BY dis
interested judges. sP1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

y RETos.T DrEEcT-A cIer.vtnan from
neIghhorlu1 town and one. Of his elderly
rar!~lton"rs were walking home from
church one icy day last winter when the
old gentleman slipped and fell fat Oh his
back The minister loo!-in. =. him a mo-
ment, and being assured he was no-nuch
hurt. said To hirn, Friend. sinners stand
on slippery places" The oId gentleman
looked UP, rs if to assure himself Of the
fact. and said. IL see they do, but | can t.
-P.Uyifsn-s Pest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

New FSHEGT.-Itiots being the order
OF the day. the iiremen and lIacklegs Of
Manchester. y Il. tried their hands in
the business with satisfactory results. At
a frcman'~ parade in that city on the 18th,
4 member OF one of the companies went
into an institution which va, known to be
a Peter Funk auction store by day and 4
gambling he'll hy night to make Il pur-
chase. While there. lie had a counterfeit
= bill passed upon him He went back
with some friends to demand restitution
Not being Successful in this. the firc;nen
made descent upon tie establishment.
and Quilted it III short order The riot
proceeded Other buildings were partly
demolished, and other property destroyed
The gamblers used their pistols, but were
finally driven oil Two houses on Elm
street.. occupied 10y them, We're Quilted
The mob then next attacked the American
House and the IUScum building break
in. the windows. They Were in the act of
attacking other houses not occupied by
the gamblers. when a speech from FIRE
man, IN which Il" represented that they
were destroying the property OF those who
were entirely gu!itless OF any offence,
caused them 70 d,si~t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08

~ NATIONAL HOUSE.

Also, very desirable property In the city Of Buffalo,
consisting Of lnt ana hrith building - .f''nfS
HsH.' ~ feet front hN 100 deep. modern no story
brick build ny ro'cginC the whole front. northwest
corner Batavia and Michigan streets; the other, NO
II BATAVIA street. 30 hy i3s feet. with double brick
buiiue making t0o marrow stores, and four -tUries
high. This properly j. situated streets thgt
paved and j. al in goi repair and under rent and IL
soon, will be tIlrr-l in exchange for i-uls in
Illinois IIplGl z. TIUGNE.
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vt-.ty.na' ,s-r r7r safe At rrh'r veniHe at tie
door a. w Court House iu ots1t. 10 sad County - u
state q .crt-i. . a., loan day OF october a u o.
t~fw-ea ;l- hours o. nine o'cr,h - ana sunset 81
f aav for cash iu hand, To- ~ari- SAIL "---s'!eit
s,,t 4, H.. ,,,..t, thereon FRANCIS WAENEE,
.,rai .>ley.F 81 III NGHs tgaIty.
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Nligrcll
g. - EE g@'.3 IyAGI,.s !

fHE ABOVE MIL.
Successor In tie M Pioneer,
~ hccH r'H' during he last y"ar, 10 the most du.
r"'i-. substantial. and u1.Arus.ikr manner, aud
re,.-en"r I" "o'i, their motto has been
ana - "EHce'st"r.' They have
brig sr.fu az fEU.rs
IN operation, which Have h"ru arrrrrI ,rnr..,,y foe
Ct''oin Nrfk. with Everything entirely new ami Win
' &c 'c '""f' run i"r Merchant r'istan Wnrr
~ IN " snort time nnI when Completed o. a,ll be srr-.-
u any custom and 1t reliant Min Ia the STATE All n, -
ueF A5S - lar tfai, - they feel confident TINT Win
r'r IL, All ard ioug experience 90 ysar-) in ne r,i
.S h"sc~~ tiily warrants .h-n fgiH1 ,,H Lognr
ne '"H' tf''7 None hui The most experienced and =.
commanding mj-rs are eInpiav-D ~
1',Il PAD '"T ihf bet article oi Winter Wheat.
Dayton Arrl ,, ISIS. Al GKFyy
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= Il \ i l. II l. \ Il
or TIE CONDITION Or The
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

I,,1@ fo III j'. frh- SUI a. THipo. Jim, l. 80
1t Tie oi fh- Company tt Il 'i.ftpgD Fin.
INSURANCE CuAFAHY, AMI = located 1T H-EIsyio, cox.
CAPITAL.
"a. TIE amount or Capital Stock e. ',b 0y
-. The Of Capital Stock paid up, i JJJ,-U "
tin. ! ASSETS.
Cash il hands OF Agents. Or 10! CONS OF trans
Iaisslsu, .................. ........ si1o5 q
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Real CYtate.

4 EpcsIrcI;c Farm, for Sn7c.
ar 100 prairie and 20 acres of timber. al in
" HrobLfei-a very comfortable house aud 10 acres
under the plough FOR sale very cheap" Possession
given immediately. (augCi Il. THORNE.
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Noil Roo0s.
Chicago L L. Island Railroad,
Michigan Genital Railroad.
:-,esz .. .;5l--s z- @

.SGiics iity.siGa.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
sIGEtsG sH=s.s.
PASSENGER Trains leave @oet for Detroit at Gi5 T.
NJ. and lJ:2D A NJ. or on arrival OF Chicago Alton
A 81; Louis trains from the S1uti.
s:GisEg West.
Leave Lake Junction a; 1910 4 NJ and $40 r. NJ or on
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers the Sut:tl. and Wet. vim the Ccnpo
Alton Louis. Chicago isuci, Island Railroads
will find this the direct route to the East and South
last and may be q making promId connections at
Detroit, Suspension Bridge Buffalo, and Cleveland win
all the lines of travel, aud Michigan Crv with
New Albany aud Salem trains Cincinnati, yette
Louisville. aud the South.
Through tickets be purchased at the Office Mt Jo-
et for all tile principal cities and towns the East
*. y. RICE. Superintendent
c. KSnwLroS. SHieTiatend, az Joiief Dirision.
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I,OTO OPY0N.S f3OOk STORE for School Books
STATIONERY or nice Books for Children. jan21
CONFECTIONERY s'EOls a.,

cxyEl.STgDNE. SCORE,
At NahaaLle's aid sfna .N'in Street. nearly oppo
site tie LFaat,
CEEiys a Es.E.ES1gS.
r.,UF subscriber having taken the late popular esab
! IishIuent OF J. r. Eam1l!e is prepared 20 manufac-
.nre and supply, heretofore, all kinds OF Con fiction
cry at wholesale and retail, warranted equal to the best
eastern article.
He also keeps ali kinds of TOYS, table ornaments &c.
ICE CREAM served any hour during the summer,
at his rooms Also supp lied by the quantity private
families parties, &C.
An kinds o. fancy Wedding Cake constantly hand,
or manufactured o order. Imay26l WIN EBERT.
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Real estate.
Valuable PronertY for Sale,

Valuable Property for Sale,
yHNIE undersigned offers Ger sale Lis Home Farm.
4 sisng ofp-a: 2.GJ0 besides other lands in
La Sale aud Livingston county, H. which viii sell
very low for cash, enable terms on short or
long time, to men Who will make homes on the land
themselves.
viii sell in any quantity from forty acres w to AL
A. to the quality Of nv home there sin
gle land fit for the p""2l, tn whsle o At,
thero single 80 upon which there il not one or
beautiful b'I.ing spots in the shape Of eie.a
ton which almost every single feet Of the rest Of
the eighty my he at :
The soil consists 81 mixture composed OF vegetable
matter decoTposed marine substances, always light
and from 20 to 80 inches in dehth on the highest parts
of the farm
Its sEsrion is in the midst of the great corn wheat
and cattle region 81 lircs, sc, Of the Illinois river
on the FenJy andqlstgs prre, sis mics east OF ia
farm is within four miles Of them.
RAILROADS.
l, is ofeasy to the Hok Island railroad and
the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis railroad The Amer
lean Central railroad il now being completed, ~ii"h
has ,ccatet do?ot within ioar miles Of the nearest
Tie Peru ard Fort Wayne Z. Il. viii locate depot
wtn two aud ialf miles; the Touira aud pet-rsnurg
The Ciaena ranrh the Ceat-a K. X al, a.,i.-
onehaif days drive. ard the iiiaai. ana Michigan
Canal is reached 1T a distance o' thirteen miles.
STATE AID COUNTY ROADS.
The State Road leading from DanvHe TO Ottawa -uns
along sides Of IL. The county road leading
Dwsh, on tie Chicago Ind Alton q T. to tie E-.,u
lion c"sl hslis, which iigL seventy coal
teams in .!uce day. h.y. Been cHuH'rl, runs a-Eg
side Of the farm, aTl e hu-iu mast increase
fortune to some en5-rnri>'g 70 keep pubic
hose 100 a.. accor.m"i dion Of the traEel.
brsuti a. elevation large enough Tor Louse, barn.
orchard iol. d Zee Be-. - situated ana Wis road
ocr laid "Ht and travelled To.-, - .-et !e
public road would touch lis J. I'd ~ one SIDE rr aro-
cher and vet may sei%t Of section 49,
without any road song t"ro"s' It.
MILLS.
There steam fu.-i-., mills within mile.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-08
INNING SALOON,

IN he Post office Block, OtaVd. Illinois.
MEALS served at all hours at moderate charges.
MI Fresh Oysters constantly on hand, and served in
any STYLE. Liquors at Wholesale and retail. Cash paid
s0f Eggs and Poultry. Ijun25l THoS, HICKEY.