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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14
ACQUISITION OF NEIIoo.

Among other schemes thrown out in this
connection, based upon the contingency Of
sectional separation Of the States, is the ac-
gWsitioR Of Nerieo by peaceful treaty By the
North. A leading member Of Congress from
the West whose intelligence and character
command the respect of ali parties, startled q
Southern member with this hint of the pos
sible policy OF the North in a certain event.
The argumentis pointed. Mexico hates the
South, and sympathi1es with tine free labor
principles and habits of the North. She is
not inaccessible to treaty. The North will
require new outlets and new markets for her
trade. A treaty would put her in possession,
-and-to use q Southern phrase--the North,
certifying the passes of Mexico, might v defy
the world in arms. r...r
The Southern gentleman was startled, con-
iessed it, and said Mexico seemed In the line
of manifest destiny" TO belong to the South
The Northerner iterated the free labor doc
trine, and continued, that hitherto the North
had acted entirely on the defensive; she had
been conservative; but new conditions and
new combinations would develop new mo-
tives for action, and inhame the flibustering
spirit Of the population of our great Northern
which the South seems to rely with such de-
lnsive confidence, might find safety valve
in executing the new aggressive policy OF
the free States Here, the border States
might find a subject worthy of their most en-
teliigent consideration.
This, from a Conservative but olive" Re-
publican, whom all sections regard as a
growing" man, may sound fancifully just
now, but it is germ which may soon devel-
op into hourishiug idea. ] report it briefly
at ''sign of the times" The hints thrown
out in relation TO the border States can be
easily elaborated by readers.
THE F0REIGN SLAVE TRADE.
The presistency with which the slave trade
argument is used to prevent the slave breed
ing States from uniting with the slave buy
ing States has forced secessionists to respect
its potency, and they are striving to counter
act its influence, by protesting the folly Of
the idea some going so far as to offer assu-
RANGES that the ''Southern Conf deracy" will
prohibit the foreign slave trade. Upon this
point the border States will require full salts
faction before they make a plunge. Z
MOUTH OF TIE MISSISSIPPI ~.
This topic falls within the same category,
and Secessionists profess that it is folly to
discuss the question, alleging that freedom Of
the Mississippi is beyond peradventure. The
orstinacy with which Western men discuss
his point however, keeps it before the pub
lie, and is quite suggestive of future compli-
cations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14

ASo4HEa DISPATCH From JoE LANE.-It is
said that Gen. Joe Lane has sent the fol-
lowing dsspasch u the Governor of North
Carolina
Deer gov4cfegon is probably lost. Ihate
resolved 70 SEE seed with my Native state.
The election Of linkon has did the COB. Our
only trust new is in god and Suthern on
ion Yours 10 Lain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14
PARIAN VASES,
elegant in design and Workmanship,
70 THE LADIES.

Are you looking, Madame, for some little article
Is q memsnto ofths Holiday season for your Hus-
band or Brother Suppose at breakfast on Christ
mas morning you hand him his fragrant MOCHA In
an elegant rs l.er-.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14

DISSEMINATION BOX OF AS
SORTED Perfumery for the handksrohisE Pom
ad5 and q general assortment Of Hals-s' hne per-
fumes, at No. 81, Public square.
The Excelsior win prevent the Hair from falling
Of or turning grey, and is highly pertumed and Is
neat Hair Dressing article, at q Public square.
summerI and sage, crude and pulyvrtEed, az NO.
81 s0ulh side Public square ~ i
Cost on and Lamps OF the best quality; on Cans,
Chimneys aud Wick-as low as the lowest at no. g
Public Square, BE- .-e l.. ...-.. 49,
The Aromatic stimulant is 3 good substitute for
Tobacco, CardamOn, B !, and Is healthy compound
e. 10. q, southwest corner Public SQUARE.
The best remedial agent for hldrrn and Adults
that can be fJuud for every arrangement Of the hu-
man organism, can be found ct No 50, south-Wsst
corner Pub. Square. .. --..- s...s..-
A full supply VI botanic and Eclectic medicines et
Whulea lie and retall-frcgh every BsnsOnat Dr. U.
3 KEELEh'S, No. 30 Public SQUARE.
Hops by the bale, pound and ounce, 3 Pub. 90 uare
Dr.. KEELER's AnOdyns Expeetorant, ,-quiels
Childrs1, stops Cough and prevent he Group. Put
n1Onary Balsam, for al LUNG dfculties, Is without
rival. Cough Candy for bronchial and al Pul mo-
nary diseases is saperiUr article. All made and sold
by Q. J. KEELER, No 81 south side Pub. sqnare
ClsyelanC, ohio. 10. .. f-a .' Qea2
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10 LET
for Sale or 8Eat.
FOR &ALE
Rad THIG

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
FOR sale bis entire and extsnsiFa Wholesale and
retail stock of china, Glass, EartheuEare, Ec-i on
ths most favorable terms. Iha 1-ock . lErIo and
complete.
To any person wishing 70 enEaE8 iu a pleasant ald
profitable business. this i1 q capital Opportunity.
tor any Informal ion address ll5 Poet Ol1ca.
Clevllsnd Nov a.IW A +. GARDNER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14
FOR RENT AND sALE

GIPUATION WANTED.-AN
active roung scotchman, lately nom the old
c,5intrY q first iats Accountant, wishes TO get en-
poy nent either IN once store where he would
have opportunity Of ing himself generally
ussrul For reference apply to Mr. WhiielaW, Of
Root z WhItelsW, Mr.. IN Blackourua, Arctitecti
o. Mr. J. DoWnie, Painter, or By lgtter % Pest once
Box 3aln. deell-5la
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14
FoREIGN VIEWS Y SCENES
BROUeHF home TO DUB DOoBs.

R. B. DOUGLAS 4 CO., Forest City Block,
Go. t7s Superior strest,)
Havs recently added to theit extensive stock oi
Photographic materials and Picture frames, the
largest aud most elegant assortment Of Sterescopes
aud 3tarescoplc Views 70 be found incur city.
Among the plates are to be found American eeene-
ry-plain and colsrsd InstttsneOuS YleWsi Scenes
IN California, Cuba, raris, SWltIsrland London, Of
plain aud colorsd styles English and Scotch Scene
~ including Lakes and Abbys; Group 3 tAtuary and
Scenes IN the Kline. -H -- ~
1S-Tha public are respectfully requested to call
and examine this Splendid stock Tor themselves e.
the Photographic Depot, in the Forest City Block.
Picture Erames also made IN the shortest Dotiee
and In any style required. i rll I'd decil:3l3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14
GI1T Cup AND sAVOER,
O I G A R ' A S Ell

with . little China Tray for the ashes Oh 81
smokes q MserschRum," does hsi Well, here's .
oowieal Tobacco Box to hold his Turkish scarfAlat
IT, Does he sit down quietly at home with you IN the
evening, to rsadl Then let him hnd upon the drop
hglLt an ------ ------ = IL - |. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-14

Mr.. McClelland, Chief Of Police:-We
send you, per steamer Creole, a man by the
name cf Richard Lisson, whe has been or
dered to leave the State of Mississippi. We
advise you 70 keep an eye on the man. and
10 have him sent to a more suitable climate.
he has been guilty Of grossly insulting the
citizens of this place, and threatening the
lives OF our Committee #
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-31

4 iD0iiStrdtr,J .SrLe ~ Iicui E.,r1f~
Df virtue Of order and decree % Ia. County
ID Court OF l.. Sale County, Illinois. made the y.
Itisn Of tn. und-rsxn-d Administrative of ih. s.t.t-
rstA'e OF said deceased. At the last December
saIi court. oG the To- b day o. December. A %
-. s.l, on the 5oLi day of January bet ~,
the hours OF Ia o'clock ana "'C'"cs y. of s.ii
Hsase IN OTTAWA L. Sale County Illinois. all the Iurr
rest Of th. sad Henry IT, Cation ti,- following d.
.crb-i real tate. situate in Tie CoUsIy La Sale
.nd state Of Illinois,
Lot "n- O. IN block three. 3 ,
Lot I've TO is Ock fifteen. tlJl
lot thirt zen ,l3l N block TWENTY-FIVE (22l
Lots i've, 81 uinr 90 ten 10 sl-s-n, \l) AID
teen. - III o-cs twenty-five. ~
Lot nine. 90 eleven H. ard n,,.-n. Us in block
T twenty SIX, go
lot. a. ius. q Eve 81 eight. 81 fourteen.
- aud fifteen. Il - ia bloc. tr-rty uiu-. ,.9l
Lot 'ire' 10 i'll block thrry-two, t3-) all Ottawa
Centre, IN tic town of o'I.wa.
/ lot -lA TO- III block ifty one. tJl1
iois nine. g. thirteen 81 And fourteen, l:O in
block fIy eight. (:,>D
lot eight ~ book eighty Eve. $50 in States
I Addition 70
And the half % the sou Quarter OF lot
Ven, ~ in Nick twelve. t2D in the Original To-.
Osts"s The east third, Of lot iourt--n "a
IN ts sou't-~-s, fractional quarter
Nil 'n township thirty three. Is Of range ihr-- e
e~st anu out lots ioir "a y-iyht -,
titc s"dh west fractional. of
and range aforesaid. shd the cas-, fractional .o,rh
ea.' quarter "i section six co. ship thirty
tii.i oi range four a. said Sale county
Trims Of sale. cash IN hand MARY T. STOUT
dcrl. Adn,r, Of III. @strfc Of NRry ". Cotton a~cIT
The above sale has been postponed until Thursday,
the trs; day OF March, d. LOO.
MARY E. stout
james admir- Of ne Esfnt- of Hen,1 o. Cotton decd
The above sale hss been pVst Monday, tie
18Th day .: April. D. 1867. MARY D. SroCT
isbs' Admir-, IF tho e,ste ef Henry C. titsoa, iced
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.MDr,U11r SALE


nEFACLT having been made in payment % a Ger
tain proUiss'Tv note bearing date th~ zenith
day Of December. d. Is s. ed by William stan
'Dn Of Grovelznd La Sale county, state OF illinois,
payment to SamuSi j. TAyi"r bearer, nine months
the date IneTecf. of the sun Of hundred and
twenty dollars and sxiy three Gems, the payment
OF which said pron,i..ory note is further s-cu eli by
deed of iru mortgage. with power 81 ale contained
therein. bearing even date herewith executed by ;ie
sAid William stanton ClzIissa Stanton his VIII.
whereby iey conveyed to iae, the undersigned. Saue
Taylor, The half OF north quarter Of
bin- CD nor h. Of range humber two t2) east Of the
hnd principal itiAb in the county LA ssile aud
State OF iiinois, trust u. therein
which SAID deed IL recorded in the Recorders IN,
La Sale county Aforesaid in boo. numb &c Of deei-
pages -. 81. aud 80 aud Application having bee
to me br the legal holder said note to proceed
Pale Of 'aid premises, Pur to the provi
sions Of said deed
Pl"c notice i. therefore hereby given. tn shall.
Oh Tuesday. the 2sth day Of April, A.. l. ~ 1T
heir OF Two IN the afternoon. the door of
house ia the city OF OTTAWA ia said La Sall- COUNT
Sell Al public auction, to The ghe-t bidder for a..
Preri.es aforesaid Their with all and singular the
CO. ~rrunto belonging aud all right md -quIry
drnpti'n of the SAD William : bton CiarIs.a
Stanton his vile, therein. tor III. prp"--. tn. said
O. ed or NOR gage mentioned. SAUL J. TAYLOR.
). PAIL Z, Atty. maf24-.v
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.Nor,goge Sale Of Real Estate.


WHEREAS. William l.rt, aid Nayial-n Ebert,
w vie VI the said William. Ebert. Levi krIvvI-
Of the county Of La Sale and state Illinois,
the IfII day May, d. ISIS. !-iIy
to ne, Joseph c. Haihrway, oi The county aud STATE
sofesA.d meTSagt deed vi that date. OF the raj
tate hereinafter described, to the payment
Certain prsni.>ery note therein described bearing
the eleventh day May. l>J> and executed deli
'rred by the sad Villas tb.rt I'D lie Fri.stmsu
the said Joseph &. Hath way, NE assigned
10 Charlie. H. E-ck with ahir, said inyrtgage II,
recorded the records IN the R-cUrI-rs said
La sAic county III book IS. dig, as. ~
= uhrreas. il and said mo Faye d..
forth and declared thai il default s-ii DC made thu
payment a.! the principx interest sd note I'D
deed aiIOI.d, portion ~ ri-
iixr al the time or times the same sa becU~ due.
then the said Joseph L. II. tlr~ay. heirs.
cutors, NduLlsIraIuTs assign authorized to
s.ii the sAid real estate at pub after
public uew.paI.r. IN the wherr said
stuat.d. and convey The s~nre 10 Ihs highest aud
b.st bidder. and OCT NJ IN. money arising t-r-fron
Est pay AL attorney AID council f--=- coats. aud *
cyal secured by sid mortgage. together with TIA.
interest the same tie day "i sale, and tn.
ss-rpUs II any. To '''s sad uortgsgor- aud ~h-rv..
debut has been made by tue -ah William Ebert ana
Lew frieeluAu tie Of the said
metz. WHICH ne~ dar and ~y-bie-
Now th-r-iDre. puhllc n"ucr IS hereby gwen. that J.
Oh -Tie- 81. E-Ck~ d, Of the said Joseph {.
hati."sy, n.ii esi At pubhc auction to the highest
bidder cash at door court
house in the ci;y q O;ts~A county Of l., Sale aud
stste Of Illinois, the 81 das 81 April. u. 80 at
TIE hour Of o'clock after the
in said mortgage Died mentioned and d-- Ell.
The ~--i iI~ Of Ir .oIt Ct lot No.
ven - IA Block y" twelve. (lcD III the Original Town
tuos tHyD Of OTTAWA, in the ,oItry OF Ia sale and
STATE o. hBoI. Said -sc tn tie made in pursuance o
he power ia sai mortgage contained, for PURPOSES
ia s-Id mortgage expressed
CHlELEs II. EECKWITH
AssigA.r o. Jo.>JA =. H,,h>,o1g.
DAVID p. JOKES. A. '. for c II Be-. with msrS-Js
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OTTAWA
LitpraIJ l. Commercial Institute

'INHIS Institution, situated The or Main ana
C"lu' bus stree "rgarZ-'f the pct
dr-i students For tins unusually large patronage
most grateful, and EEL wiling , rsr
energies t" satisfy the confidence thn- acr'i 40
T- Of Instruction in this Institution j. tho
rough and sctiC,l. embracing full rnur OF Itudy
preparatory .v-Tr branch a. business il life to
admission Of the ella IL college
The commercial course include and double
try book A-.ping. aiird >iUcs aud partnership
book. a"-sAle AMI retail n-rri. 'ui-il-. ami EN-
sr."-. compound company commission. -'ram""a'iLg,
backing. commercial calculations, r~uuLu'hp. anu
much other useful information usually taught i'll
{ commercial colleges.
IT,. student graduating from this IL Par'meut will be
we'll qul-d for the practical duties Of tic counIu
Ths term viii close on Friday. Pc p r.. mex.
t-rm o: the second y Ill the fret
Tuesday III January
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC sT0Sr in. VI.
Prncr.a aud Instructor ia the Ancient language, ana
. Sciences.
PRINCIPAL ia Commercial Department; and Instructor in
Book fe-ping aud Prnman-np.
Ma. JULIA \. T. STONE
Prn- pal Of the Gram-r Department nd Instructres
ia history, Botany. Philosophy. asI Astronomy.
N-, MARTHA l.. BUELL..
Assistant. aud In-trICfr-ss The Elementary Branches
REv- :. LDRElEACN.
Instructor IN the freuci' Languag- anI Literature
Instructor in tn German Language and Literature.
In.,rue rs ia Vocal .rI In.,rsm~nrsl Music.
TUITION A. FOLLOWS
scholarship IN the II El and Normal Department
per auHum a. furry w-e.-. s2j
In GramUtsr Department. o.. 49, ..----.--.... %
Ia intermediate Department. --...-........ Is
book Keeping, French, Germ ala, Music AMI Painting,
| Tuition 10y the term n advance.
No efforts shall '- aahe every student 70
make the highest attachments ->i;-.
The Principal has tw" houses To- rent 70 nar-n:s
pupils. farS''l Sro' r. L., T. jpc.Dni.
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Eeaai advertisements .
NJaFShal's Safe.

United States Circuit Court Execution No. 22s7
IOY virtue Of Q writ Of AHGs r. Fi to me di.
ID reeted from the United Ststes Circuit Court, for
the Northern District of Illinois, ia favor Chas At
vssd Jr., It al, aud against James Acliinns Daniel
D. Guies and George Wells. Ia levied the follow
ing property. to Wit:
The west half Of the south quarter Of Section
feurtseR l4) Township thirty I;;t north Of Range
enc } east ia La Sale county and State OF Illinois
Which shall expose to public sale, on the second
day Of April next. the trout the court h,u
10 OTTAWA ilinos. to the highest and best bidder for
ready money.
Sal. to commence between the hours of O'Clock 4.
r. and sunset OF said day. G. PINE,
te L s. Ndrshdi Northern District oJ Illinois
msrlO-4w BY tkAN NTE, Don't
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MarShal's Sale.

tnit>d Sf0t>s Circuit C1urt- Esecution Ne. 2ii7.
vlf virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. to me directed from
~ the United Sttss Circuit Court. for the Northern
Dstrct Of Illinois. i'll favor Of David Il. Jewett 4 a.
and rsinst A h. Fairfield and c. 81. Brown, have is-
wed OIL the following property, To wit:
Lot seven, O. in block two, (lD in the old Town OF
fcru Also, on the south half Of south half the
SAst ha OF The north east quarter Section niue. o.
iahshp tirtyiire. CD north. of Range u
" o. principal meridian, all situated in The county Of
La "a lie and Sta Of Illinois.
"hc shaii expose to pub ic sale the second da
81 Aprii IL r. at the front door of the Cur, Hou-. IN
Otta -. illinois. to the highest and best bidder for
ready money.
Sale 4" commence between tina hour. o. . o'clock A.
aud sunset Of said day. C. PINE
Lotr T. D. Au'SAul, S0Tth'rn DiSt ic Uinois
mArIV-%0 By IRAN NYE. N,uufu
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Eeqal advertisements.


STATE OF ILLINOIS. La .NHe tounty, ss--Circuit
SHurt OF said County, TO June term, i,6O Isaac
logs es David G. Und-ri.i and Pn-iine Z. Under
,n nis vile, and Duriee Chase--Bni to foreciose
,hpPeA,ihg from affidavit on file in the office Of
~ IN. W ssn court, That said Dur!ee Chase, one
- 80 ue'e"uahts in the above entitled c.uSr il nat
resident OF the State If ul,noi. .,d go; o',,I
h"ee' having Ned hi, bill herein ,p,t sum,u,p.
"s,"h "sen uo'y isSutd thereon ACCORDING tn Law
'o"ce Is serety gwen tn said Durfre Ch,sr tbat nm
less you lie and y. pear b-fnrc said cIr, a, -; -,
thereof {" De held at the hou>. Of - :, county IL,
OtAwA IN said county. on the sesyud Monday in Inc
b'e and plead, answer. demur except TO .,d hi
The same viii be- taken for confessed against y,, ,n
the matters and things therein prayed decrs,L sc-
eorni-gy. JOHN y. NASH. C.rk,
Z. H. HOOK D-p"tV
LLASD LELAND, coniplis. solr-. matZI-lx
STATE % ILLINOIS. La Sill Touhtg Ss- III. PEG.
pie ." the Stat. OF Illinois. I" whom these pre-
s~hts may GENE. AMI especially ti,- next of Kin
heirs atlaw, and creditor. OF john M,lrr.v deed,
-GkEETiNG:
" DEEEAS. Richard O'Donuel .x -cutor Of ~. ss
w tate oil John Murray. i-c.ast l-siroI of rem
derDg account OF his proceedings a. such ,r.crto,
and having hnsl srttIenirnt, Tor that uu,n,,s
has made application in IL. County Court or T..
Sale County for n citation. b. directed to iln-. vi
may he Interested III said estate. We. therefore. re-
qGirc apB-ar before said court. AT D ava
ia said ccurtv, Oh the 25i day "f Ap H. Ia ~ lr
in the alt. IL hit Ityud the hial set.
uemeDt Of sail account.
In testimony whereof, the subscriber clerk the
y court Of La Sale county aforesaid. has h-reun-
IL. to s-i his hand and Affixed til. seal cf said court
st OTTAWA, the lZIh day IF March. ISa.
r. LINDI.ES. S7>rE.
u,aTl.-3ms T. L. HE..i:iCk, Drpt.
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company!
INCORPORATED IN 1889.
PRINCIPAL SFfICE AT ALTON. ILLINOIS
CAPITAL, Sl.OOO.OOO,
Stores and Merchandi.,, Directing House. aud Fur
nitnre: Birns and Niy and Grain: Fi,~..C Glaze
AiLs, Shops. and otter Buildings. ruth their
Contents, Insured dgdinsf
Loss or Damage by Fire.
FxiiS Company has now been in existence t,een-
Il ty ye1rs Does not issue policies OF this State
Has paid nearly haT million dotidrs for losses =;
Has furnished insurance 10 its members for less tina
taro-si"Js tie price charged by tie b-~t stock Copa-
nies 1t has the t'g-st aud best secured capital any
Insurance Company in the West.
Arr ngem .nts have now completed which ena
bic the Directors 10 Pug MI kosse. ,rhn nintty dane
Merchants have their stocks insured in III. H.
linois Mutual and in Of loss get their
money as soon AS Is promised by any other COMPANY
To the Farme, and the Nec.dnic this Company las
become State BsHecoient Association, in which at a
Hoaerate cost their names and shops may be insure
q. anSt the OF fire. with ainty that if de.
s'royed, they will receive the ,ehOLe 1Mount iasrsd
without iitiga'ien or Unnecessary delay
II has become the (issrdaee O.nDdny tor the P>o.
PIE Y It'n0ts-annualy saving large Of money
sn the State that would otherwise be taken out by To-
reg companies With all these Inducements, VIII" can
now AFFORD 10 remain uninsured in the Illinois Mutual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
r. X. Hart, ". D.. Alton. John Atwood Esq Alton.
Hon Sanu Wade, Alton, j W. Sciweppr Esq. Alton
Hon H. W. Biings Alton d. r. Long. NJ. b. Monticello
J. James, NJ D. Up. Alton Fila. iyibbard 70, Alton
T. Turner Esq, Monticello Hon =. A. Iofnan Chics 20
Hon L. rrumbull. Alton, L K-llenb-rger ESQ Alton
Hon Robert Smith, Alton, NJ q. Atwood, Esq Alton,
Henry Lea, Esq. Alton.
benjamin Lon. Prest. NJ. G. Atwood. S-cr-trry
L. k-lenberg-r, Treas. John Atwood, assr SCH
John Baisd-l ten 4gr. A. e. IIanku.ou asI 11y
AGENTS have seen appointed in every County, and in
All The principal cities and in the State to whom
application for insurance may be made
AEs-,-ly WI VI. True AI>at, Ott.,rd.
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Coulitioull.
Ottawa Commercial Institute

l.. ID. w HIGE. PrUprie' or and Teacher.
81 His Institution j. situated The ciry .i on
l. III. Of L. S~Ii. MIL -ct- and will
open its fourth srpi-.rinual Tuesday January
3, LOO.
Ti, i. the only school in Otiaws where ioub' entry
book keeping is tausi; To you.
Th- nll course ni Instruction not only nrlGl-s he
oretira and practical knowledge Of opb. entry book
keeping The best ntrcit colleges .
the CbIred but sIss .inb EugIi- grammar
aud composition, algebra and other useu, bran, lac. OF
learning.
TERMS.
The fuN course o. doubir -ury hook Erepiug $50 o
be paid within months after lent cutters the
school The regular student taught ia all the Other
branches Of learning free Of chtry-.
Rooms open from O'Clock A n y . o'clock Pm
Ottawa prce .nber -. i,Jt.
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WarchnuSc sale

WE shall .e'i, for charges the foiowinc property
~ at tIbic auction OH ti.r Ssh 4 ~ Of VI A Il
- " AZ = clock An. at tn Warehouse "f Cu,hinan
q .o,c-, IN ne city eli Ottawa, La sale Co, III.
Mary Telling. = t.mb s,nn~s
7 u. Nahony. . bib = Iia tor.
T. sch"cs. b"x Iig Tor
A. Garry. hue. cts sh' wei. ! yindI.ss .ure,
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Also very desirable property in the city Of Buffalo,
consisting OF two Lots aud brick building, :" Warner
H"H, In feet front by 100 deep. a modern two story
brck building, covering the whole 'front.' northwest
corner OF Batavia and Michigan streets; the Other No
IL BATAVIA street, IS by 100 feet with double brick
building making two narrow stores and four stories
high. This property is situated streets that are
paved and is all in good repair, under rent and f
not sold soon will be offered in exchange for Lands in
Illinois. tapl6l X. TIIORNE.
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Real estate.
For = sse,

A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. large
"A portion OF the purchase money remain secured
on the premises for term Of years; will be +
changed for farming land.
deci7 JOHN p. ANTHONY