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a settlement of the vexed questions which ag-
tated the public mind, and which, till settled,
destroyed the peace and periled the existence OF
the Union.
was opposed to the adoption of the Kansas
bill. for the ressons, chiefly, that it would re-
open the bitter fountains of agitation which had
been sealed by the Compromise measures OF 1880
that it was a violation of the most solemn
pledges given by both of the great National par
ties in National Conventions asssembled-that
it recognized the odious doctrine of Squatter
Sovereignty, which would prove to be to the
institutions of the South what the Grecian horse
had been to Troy-that it would result in pre-
venting the extension of slavery as permanent
institution into any Territory, even that South
of the line of Latitude SO deg. 80 min.-that 1t
would destroy the reverence which the people
felt for COMPREHENSIVE it would give dan
gerous potency to Northern sectional party
that it would SOW the dragons teeth OF dlsunlon
that the South would be selling its birthrlght
for mess OF pottage, as i: would exchange its
dearest interests for proftless abstraction.
The present frightful proportions of the Black
Republican, and the distracted and disnembered
condition of the Democratic party, and the tate
of the cherished institution 10 Kansas, do not
diminish the confidence have felt in the correct
ness of my opinions in reference to the blunder
committed by the South in its advocacy of the
Kansas bill. ~
There are enemies to the country IN both Sec
tions of it-aboNtionists and Black Republicans
in the North, and disunonistG and secessionists
ia the South. That our free institutions are
inperied cannot be concealed, and hence there
exists a necessity for the friends of our Coy
eminent to arise 10 the majesty OF patriotic
strength burst asunder the slavish shackles OF
party prejudice, forsake as well that patty which
has proven itself corrupt and incapable of adj
ministering the Government, as that which is
purely sectional, that they may rally with the
might of freemen to the support of such candi-
dates as will, if elected, preserve the Union and
sacredly guard and protect the rights of all the
States. A
1t ia fortunate for the country that an oppor-
tunity for the performance of this patriotic duty
is now presented to the friends of the Union
The ticket for the emergency has been nomi-
mated and reads as follows: 7h
For President,
JOHN BELL of Tennessee,
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The japanese Embassy have expressed WISH
to take home with them full dress OF an Amer
lean lady, to show TO their countrymen.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-29

w We learn that Mr.. Allen, of Shenandoah,
has been elected Judge of that Circuit, over
Judge Kenney.
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Religious Notice.
Preaching may be expected ON next Sabbath, at the
Augusta Church. by Rev Daniel Witt of the Baptis
General Association.
Nav % 1890.
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The Governor of Massachusetts has called an
extra session of the Legislature to adopt meas
ures for the prevention of the spread OF the
cattle disease. 0
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nedicatiOu.

There will be a Church Dedication at Sangersvile,
Augusta CO., on Sunday, the 18th day OF June. Tne
Clergymen who have regular appointments there and
those of all other denominations are respectfully IN
vited to be present.
Nav 90 1850.
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A Proposition TO BUY FoRNRY.--David
Webster, Philadelphia lawyer, made some in
teresting contributions to the Covode literature
on Friday. Mr. Webster showed at first strong
disposition to reticence, but when the Commit
tee determined to bring him before the bar of
the House for contempt, he became Interestingly
communicative. Mr.. Webster, whether as an
attorney or friend of the contracting parties does
not appear, was entrusted with the delicate duty
of buying up Col. Forney for the Administration.
The proposition was made through Atty Gen.
eral Black, who wrote to Mr.. Webster to come
to Washington and see what could be done with
''our highly gifted and valued friend, Colonel
Forney."
Mr.. Webster Immediately went to Washington
and there met the Attorney General, who pro-
posed to give Colonel Forney the printing of the
Post Office blanks if he would support the Le-
compton policy of the Administration. Mr..
Webster, who is very sagacious and prudent
lawyer, inquired how much the interest of the
printing Would amount to-. The Attorney Cen
eral replied that Mr.. Forney should have all the
profits, which were estimated at eighty thousand
dollars during Mr.. Buchanan's term. Mr. Web
ster had an interview with Forney, but state
of things had then arisen which prevented re-
Cancellation.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-29

The Hon. William @. Preston died at Colum
bia, S. g., on the 23d inst.
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DoUGLAs AND LINooLN.-Some inquiry has
been made as to the precise vote of Illinois at
the election following the great campaign of
1858. As the issue was wholly between Mr..
Douglas and Mr.. Lincoln, as competitors for the
United States Senatorship, the vote for members
Of the Legislature showed the popular preferences
according to the following figures
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ssSOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIDE. ,,

~. HAYNE-
Also, the most popular writer's of the South and es
ecally many Lady writers of established literary
reputation, will conributeto the forthcoming volume
Judge Longstreet will furnish a series of GEORGIA
SCENES, never before published. 81 ySt lA
The Second Volume will open with Tale by JOHN
EsTEN Cooke, author of 1.-THE Virginia Commedians''
&C., entitled 1.-THE PRIDE FALLING wAFRR;" q tale
of the Old French War of ITS.
TERMS :-..$2 a Year in Advance.
All papers stopped at the expiration of the time
paid for.
No order for the paper attended to unless accompa-
MED by the money. JAMES GARDNER,
May 29, 186O-lmo. Proprietor
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VARIETY SPRINGS,


THESE Springs situated in the County of Angus
/ ia, on the Virginia Central Railroad, fifteen
miles west of Stanton will be open for the reception
of yisiters on the LIST of JUNE next Board 81 90
Der Week. We have also several CABINS for rent
to persons with families desiring to attend the Syringe
Persons desiring information in relation to the charac
ter Of these waters already become celebrated for
their medicinal virtues in variety of Diseases will
address the subscribers at Pond Gap P. o.
G. w. BURRUS co.
Variety Springs, May IS, 1s6O-lmo.
a SITUATION WANTED THE subscri-
IA Der wishes to get situation in a Merchant Mill
he has had six years experience and can give re-
concentrations as to qualifications and other copmen-
dable habits if requested.
Address = .eE W. FL. c.,
May 80, l860-4t.* New Hope, Augusta CO., Va.
NOW LOST.-Strayed from the subscriber last
" Wednesday week, BRINDLE COW. about
years DID, judging from her horns, medium size and
poor got her from drove from Barbour CO., and she
may be making her way back. will pay reasona-
ble'reward for her recovery, q
Staunton May 29-2t Fl. MATTHEWS.
TIME NEW TROOP OF THE IGOTH.-
J. Gentlemen who have joined the troop now form
ing at Spring Hill requested to meet on the End
Saturday in JUNE ct that place to fully organize the
company by the election CT Officers IL -8l
BY order of the COL. COMMANDANT.
Nav 20, 1860
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Ace Cream Saloon.

Mr.. NJ. S. Cease has atted up very nice Ice
Cream Saloon at his Confectionery establish
ment, on Main ST., where he will supply ladies
and gentlemen with first rate article at all
times. We are indebted to him for specimen
dish of most delightful Cream with an accompa-
niment of varied assortment Of Oakes, for which
he will accept our thanks
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The American vote, cast for Mr.. Fillmore, in
the Senatorial contest was divided between
Douglas and Lincoln, and the latter got the
most of it. If it should be cast in 1860 for Bell
and Everett, Douglas would seem to stand the
best chance of carrying the State, if candidate,
as the naturalization plank of the Republican
platform will deter them from voting for Lin
coin
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CONFECTIONERY STORE!

CHOICE VARIETIES
FOR THE SEASON AT THE STAND.
FORMERLY OCCUPIED
WIN. It. MOUNT, Main ST., Staunton, Va.
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JOHN BELL, of Tennessee,

EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts.
These are candidates for whom the people
can vote with pride and pleasure. Let all who
feel that they have country to serve as well
as party to obey" rally enthusiastically to the
support of the Union ticket, and victory will
perch upon its glorious standard.
RICHARD MAUZY.
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ew Remember the Fair at Union hall on
Friday next.
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CHEAP GROCERIES,!
A. M. BRUCE,
G.. BICKLE,S CORNER. STANTON.

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OFFERS FOR SALE VERY LOW
CALT, N, o. and Cuba Molasses, Extra Golden Syr-
y up, Rio, Lagura, and Old Government Java Cof-
fee Green and Black Teas, Loaf, Crushed, Powdered
c. Extra Coffee and Bright N. D. Sugar, English
Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese, No. Herring (new,)
Potomac Shad, new No. |, 2, and Mackerel. Cod
Fish, Sugar Cured Bacon Hams Soap, Adamantine
and Talow Candles Rice, Pure Pearl Starch. Stone,
Wood and Willow Ware, Cotton Yarn, Tobacco, Gil
CARS Confectoneries, &C. &c. A. M. BRUCE,
Corner of Beverly and Augusta SITS.
Staunton, May 29, 1860.
7 AND SALEM pursuance of decree render
IL ed in the case of George Baylor VS.. Henry Rip
petoe and al in the Circuit Court Of Augusta county
shall proceed, in Staunton, Monday. the 25th of
June next, to SELL at public sale to the highest bid
der tract or body of LAND in the County of Angus
ta in Buffalo Gap on the line of the Central Railroad
and the old free Turnpike and containing about 1000
Acres. The land has several DwELLINGs and 9
ISAW MILL on it-with other Improvements. Part
of the land Bottom of good quality apd the rests
valuable for its timber.
| TERMS Costs of sale and suit and the balance in
payments of 8, 16, and "a months from the day of
sale, the purchaser giving bonds and good personal
security and title be retained ultimate security
May 20, 1860. N. K. TROUT, Com'r.
DARN FOR SALE.-I will offer for sale pub
L licly, (f not sold privately, on tss 22nd day Of
,Tume neat, nv FARM near Middehrook, containing
40 Acres, adjoining Peter Strouse, Henry Mish and
others The land is of fine quality, and is in fine
soae 81 HOUSE ApIns
The farm is finely watered, and produces grass and
grain as well as any land in the county 1t is conve
nient to Churches, Mills, Schools, &c. deem it use
less to say more expecting purchasers to call and ex-
anime the land before the sale.
Terms will be accommodating. Fl
20 r. Turk, at Staunten, will sell Tor ne to apy
one desiring to purchase, ~A. HULL
May 80, 1880.
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EeGal G0r ertisrnlc!itS.
-f-rr.f.:lE-H SSir.


JritsG states CircuH i0Wrt-iii'S Er0c1t'cH No 2i.'o
Ny virtue of a writ of Ai.'is 81. tt, TO me di-
, rected from the United states Circuit Court, Tor
Northern District Of Illinois in favor Of Thomas l..
Eushmore. John A. Cone, Pendleton g.. De ITIw, Will
liam A. Harding James !. TcmpsO iaHI Ohm son,
George Corbin and Lyell T. Olustel plaintiffs, and
against Daniel II. Guies and George Wells, defendants,
| ha We levied On the following property, t. T.t:
The north quarter Of the southwest quarter OF
Section twruty-seyen, I27l Township thirysix (26l
north, Range ri Of the ID principal neri n,
containing forty also, the east iai OF the south
west quarter OF Sec twenty two i22 Town thirty six
1867 north, Range one u east Of the 81 principal me
rdlan contaiuiU 81 also, the northwest guar
ter Of Section twcutyseyen, Phi Town tirtysix t3f
north, OF Rang o"e east oi the I'd principal nier
dian, containing 100 acres situate ia the county OF La
Sale and state Of Illinois.
which shall expose TO public sale, the Dist
day OF April, D. iS3n. TIE house door o.
tawa in the county Aforesaid TO the highest and bes
bidder for ready money.
Sal: TO comnleHce between tire hours Of o'clock
VI. and sunset Of said aav. THOMAS H0YEE,
.-E Il. >. Marshal Northern Bi.tr5ct NJ E1ifots
! mar2l-i. DyV A BOYER, Dept.s
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EcnQl Embellishments.

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STATE OF ILLINOIS, IL S4ile Comfy, SIS The Peo-
PIE Of the Illinois Al TO whom these pre-
sents and especu iy to the next fof kin
heirs at-a", ard creditors Of John Murray, decd.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, Richard O'D5nnea, executor Of the es-
w tate of John Murray, deceased il dcsirous of rem
dering an account Of his proceedings such executor,
and having final settlement, and for that purpose
. has made an application in the County Court Of La
Sale County for citation toe directed TO those who
may be interested IN ssd estate We therefore, re-
qrire You to appear before said court, at o tawa
in said county The 2jd day q! April, 100 al O'Clock
in afternoon you t 20 attend the final set
tIetncut of said accIT1t. -.
In testimony whereof the subscriber clerk of the coun-
~ Of la die county Aforesaid, has hereun-
r.. to his hand and fixed the seat o. said court
Ottawa, the iZtA day Of Mgrch, $500
. ..."- = p. IINDLEY. C1erk.
maTlI-4s+- I. l. uE..i.isK, Dept
|-.-te Warehouse sale.
SEyE shall SELL for charges the following property,
p 04 at public GgcQn, lse sStir day OF ala r.
- O. IL clock a. the Wareiouse OF Cushman
i v"rcr, IN the cify@, Ottawa, L. Sale Co., I'll.
Dr. Mary Peilng. tomb stones. -
. 7. ID. hahony, 2 b5!s- liquor.
' 7. Schcck, box !iq-pr,
4. Carny, > i5Iczets. sh ore', I wiadl-ss auger
Z j. ;Ebuu. b,xes PHI. Goods. -F
tet23-3m CCsEMAN YeRCE.
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OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

IEyiIIS Institution. situated the corner or Ma and
CoU-.b!> sirees, Qrgarzed the past term, IN
der the favorable auspices, numbering over hun
Grsd students Tor ms Usually large patronage We
are grateful, and feel willing to pledge utmost
energies salts ~ ;h, confidence thus ,lactd in US.
instruction in this Institution tho
rough p actcs embracing full course OF study
preparatory Fv.Ig branch " business in life, and TO
admission 10 any Of The a.ses in college
The commercial course includes single and double en-
books in h".---e and retail merchandising. and
braces compound company commission, steamboaiing,
baking. commercial calculations, penmanshiP and
much other UsefIl Information usually taught in
b-s commercial colleges.
The studen, graduating from this department will be
well qualified Tor the practical duties OF the counting
Has term VIII close on Friday, Dec. %. The next
term Or year viii commences on The nrss
Tu-.Isy ia January next.
iN~'iRtCTOES:
ISAAC STONE. ia. !. NJ.
Princral instructor the tacient Languages and
Sciences
Prar,i TO- c.-r----, = apartment; and Instructor in
B5ak E--I.lz and P-amansAIp.
Mas JULIA =. Z. STONE.
Prin-rpsl TIE Cr0-r Department. and IastrGctress
D. ia History. i;o',ry- rtiloso25y, aGd astronomy.
MIS- NAETfIh /. BUELL..
Assistant and Iustr.g:rrss ~ tbs Elementary Branches
REy. = LoERIEAUX,
Instructor il. the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in til German Language and Literature.
Hi-s AGNF- SWAIN.
Iastruc re.s in Vocal ard Instrumental Music.
TUITION A FOLLOWS:
A scLG,Ar..fi t.- IIi=H ana Normal Department,
Per annaa4 o. torS weeks 3ss
Grammar 20
Ia Irrrrtr-ilt- department. .-.-.--.....-. -
Box keeping French German, Music and Painting
extra.
Taa,r by .t-,.r-. IN advance.
" -r-r.s ,l .- wanting 10 a-b,e every student ts
-ra-- t..a 5.- .aat at.tiurucat- possible.
Ih- Prncr-. -a> Two houses 20 rent to parents or
pupils. -afgJL / STO,E, JA., Principal.
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finrtrrr. NnLa


~ eau III having been made in payment OF a GER
~ tain prom note bearing date the scventeenth
day OF December D ISIS, executed By william stan
Ton OF Groveiau la Sale county, State Of Illinois, idr
payment Samu. J. Tay"r er betrer Bife months ar
the date thereof, OF the 0; two hundred and
twenty-five dollars ana siy three cents, the payment
Of which said pronissory note j. further secured by
deed of trust Mortgage VITA power OF sae contained
therein bearing date Their with, executed BY the
said william Stanton aud ClsIissa stanton his vile.
whereby they Conveyed to the Undersigned samuel
J Taylor. the west half Of tn northwest quarter OF
section number one a. ia township number twenty
min" (-s} nCrh. Of range number Two GU cast OF the
td principal idan, ia the county OF La Sale ana
state Illinois. 81 sale therein MtEuouei
wlic deed recorded in the Recorders oaice OF
Ia Sale county Aforesaid book numb 90 Of deeds
pages q. 81 AMI &c; and application having OeeH made
the legal holder OF said note to proceed TO a
sale Of said premises uit to the trusts Or ProEi-
s!ons OF SAID deed.
Puaic no;.ce j. therefore hereby given, that shall,
on Tuesday. the -4It day 0: April, 1880, At tie
hsur % AFTERNOON, tine door OF the court
house in thr city % Ot9wa, in said Ia sale COUNT
sell public auction. to the highest BIDDER ior cash tn
premises Aforesaid Ogt thvr with al! and singular tue
teneIneDs, heredItaHrits. privileges and aputenaa-
thsreuu'p belonging. and all right and equity OF re-
d-r1ptjun Of the said Ni'iiaw S'.uon ana ClaTissa
stanton his ac, therein, tor purpose. in the said
deed NOR gage mentioned "a iLEL ;. TAYLOR
Z ). PERL, =, Atty. Inaf2i-5"
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Also very desirable property in the city of Buffalo,
consisting OF two Lots and brick building Weiyner
H"H- Go feet front b. 100 deep, n modern two story
brick building, covering the whole 'front.' on northwest
corner of Batavia and Michigan streets the other No.
IL Batavia street, Sc by 100 feet, with double brick
building making two narrow stores, and four stories
high. This property is situated on streets that are
paved and Is all in good repair and under rent and If
not sold soon, will be offered in exchange for Lands in
Illinois. Tapl61 Il TiJOrSF
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Coun,is.icnrr-s Euiicc.

rl>HE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by the
City Council the city of Ottawa, to assess the
d,mopes and recompense due the owner owners of
land respectively. and the time to determine
what persons will be benefited by the extension of
Norris rom the east side OF Railroad Addition
ottawa in direct line east to TIE road known as the
DAYTON road and assess the damages and expense
thereon the real estate OF persons benefited in pro-
portion nearly may be to the benefits resulting
each will upon the premises, the nth day OF
April, 1861 for the purpose of viewing the same, and
making the assessment.
WILLIAM REDpICK, E -.f ae
HOPLEY DREW, tCorr,nissionsrs.
nar31 ALBERT 2. DOW ~
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Ss5IiE subses.n-s U.fs sHr sale. bargain. two
- story bri-< dwelling bon Madison street near
the Eav.ue with -, = ty 10 &C. also s'o!y frame
house, ;H good lot, n nc ye.-ty. FcF terms.
&c. sI'Ty a; tire Barber SHOP Rela.e.'s block 70
ig-gf-t' tNh NIEpNANS.
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f@f NE7T o n - nrn STtlS
A. - - "a - - - 40 - -
IDhE "r present you w.tl perfect Likeness OF e.
= E--'. cu'-' 90. tribe az the strange Aztec Na-
ZION. tia; once rl,t Mexico irH VII ma a fui ac-
-0lLt o. r1 t-t his people "a oar Pamphlets ana Al
MANAGE. 20 BE -. gratis -'c- Tie Agents Tor thesc
P.>-
Tie Inventor pad manu-. ..-"tr Of " Judsous Noun
TAIN Hero Ps has spent i' greater part o. ms NE IN
travelling. hayn- visited nearly every country IN the
G'f.t A- .'., owe. * u q; NJ s az" - "a
zoe a., -"t ''.-t 80 =, o.. - - " - 80, ~,
- '. - 1.' ~. -. 81 ~ - ~ IN Il
go .-.--'. .....-.. ,..t- n &C,
=, '....- -
$500 - ~'7'' I'd ,,,rr--'- pr-o0
~ t,-,. II, - - -. ,,, s-, @,r--r, or nm
- -. -. - ~ 4. :, . a, CO. ,ii.,r-
- -. -, o.. a.. 49, Fy.ry nerve f.-ls
80 80 80 -, 80. -, - ,',.l.|,- r,r,,.I,in =
~ ,- - -, 4, -. a % 81, ia, II;
- s'N''"' ~ 10 - = . - I,t .,;or.
- ~ -, - S'.','' - " ..,..ia :. Co..
IL m -. -. =, o.,I M ,1s ,,is,,.r,s ,,,t
-, - 80 -.I -, 80, i,,,,'ri,y -
-. i.i ~. rif.-,f4 ,,,cd, A, il Won had
- 49,, 60 .. .- -,.-.-,.. r a n,,rs s,,i,,r from,
Wien ran , INV r;,t...5 m p lev rrlf.. tl,, whole
ro,,~.. ~ - !. - la-, ,i.-.,r ana ii .or,l.reJ
:, c,.,.lty 49, ,,,rr. U,.oI Nv to ,yrry p,rt and
- H.. sir trirI All ne passages become OBJ
-fr,ciei and unless the obstruction : removed the
lamp o lie soon dies cut.
These pills only purify the blood. hut reCcnerate
al Je >-,r-i~us Of the body, they ave, therefore,
F.yg.icI a.
t--vr ron DTEfGVS DISEASES
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G0ueatioual.
Ottawa Commercial Institute.

l.. ID. WHITE, Proprietor and Teacher.
II IFS nti,u'ion Is situated in the city of Ottawa
- the corner Of La sale Mil streets ard will
open its fourth sesI-anu al term Tuesday, January
3, 1850. .".
This i the Only srTool IN Ottawa where double entry
book keeping + ;alt.h. your 2 men ID
The full course ni instruction not only includes the
cretca and practical kuu".rigr o! double entry book
Keeping, as taught in the best commercial colleges ia
the United States but also emb aces English grammar
ard position aigsbr and other useful ~ hes Of
TE2NS,
The full course Of double entry book keeping, $50 20
be raid months student the
school The regular student is taught in ali the other
braIic res o: learning free Of charge
Room. omen from o'clock An 20 O'Clock Pm.
Ottawa December p, 1872.
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LrIAyp ( LELAND, soIrS. I'T cUITIT''' NH 7"

81, orr on ILLINOIS, La safe toH7ty ss-Circuit
Of said County, June term, a. .. isGA. Isaac
HOG David C. Inde'hli, ana E,is'Ihe Z. Cnder-
mortgage g, ~, =.
aT appearng from affidavit on file in the Office OF
tbr slerk said conrt. that SAID Duriee Chase,
of The defendants in the above entitled cause,
resident the State of Illinois and said complainant
Isaac hocc havirg fled his bill her~in and
having been duly issued thereon according to law.
Notice is hereby given to said Durlce Chase, that un
less you be and appear before said said term
thereof be held the house Of said county in
Ottawa in said county, the second Monday III June
A. b. 1850, (when and where said summons is renrna-
ble) and plead answer dcmur except TO said biil,
the will be taken Tor confessed against YOU and
the and things therein prayed ior decreed &C
cordiGgly. JOHN +. NASH. CORK.
c. IL. HOOK, DepnfY-
LELAND LrI.Np, comrlts. So!rs. InaT24-iy
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

I WILL sell, good time and at reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
MyRcsiience o III cas-, side of Fox River comprising
the = OF block l,brn= 100 feet front and 25S feet
deep. 1t is, beyond qVe= tie handsonest location
for residence in She city Of otawa. The grounds are
adorned with the very choicest kinds OF slrnbbry and
shade trees and in the garden are apple pcar Plum and
peach trees IN bearing condition. also plenty OF grape
vines curraut-. Coos-hrrr.es ras-berres, and straw
berries In short everything des able for and com'
fort is provided for.
Also $50 acres rcoa prairie land near New Michigan
AMI Pontiac, livingston county.
Lots /, . and3, Block y, Ottawa. ~
Lots and 2, subdivision of Lots 70 and II, Block 81
Lot 10, Block 50; all good business Lots.
All Of the above valuable property is offered 1T
sonabe price, and o.. .imc TO su.t ile purchaser
move NJ. OSNAS. .