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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

81 WISH | WAS IN Dixie. An
ambitious party Of juvenile Philsdel-
phisns were "recently" serenading
the pretty daughter Of q wealthy
Quaker, They had sung the pOpu.
aA air 81 wish | was in Dixie" fol
about half an hour. when window
was raised, nightoap surmountine
an elderly face appeared. Presently,
in measured phrase, the old gentle.
man proceeded to say: "AIy tiddliug
and singing young iriends,this is not
= fiji hour TO sing and play on instru'
ments to the disturbance Of weary
people. Ya express the wish ths,
ye were in Dixie, and ! must say that
both | aud my daughter, Esther,
earnestly wish the same. But il
Dixie is distant place, l would ad
wise We move on or ye will not be
in Dixie until very late hour. =.
And the sash went down with q
bang.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

A LII persons who had any dealings with
IA Isaac Short deceased, since 1845, are re-
quested to come forward and examine his books
in Fayetteville. There are between 700 and
l00C accounts, which are againstmen who may
have forgotten them long ago, and attention
to this notice may save them cost. Those
having claims asainstthe estate must present
them to thaundersigneo within the time pre-
scribsd by law,or they will be forever barred
SAMUEL TALLEY, Adm'r.
June 81, 1S60-6m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

An advocate Of French provin-
cial town was waited upon by Q
sausage dealer, who said, Sir, ] want
to consult you: II a dog devours
saussges placed in my window, can
make his owner pay the damage2'
Certainly lie that case please pay
me twelve francs, for your dog has
eaten ssusagss Of mine to that ex.
tent The advocate paid the money,
An hour after, the Advocates clerk
called on the sausage dealer, and
claimed twenty francs for "a consul
tation about sausages,' and the
tradesman, tohis intense modification,
had to hand over the sum claimed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09
Land for Sale!

II NOW offer for sals the place on which
Il live, lying Immediately on the Huntsville
and Fayetteville road, eight miles from the lat
ter pla ce, containing abont two hundred acres
between so and 100 acres open land. l have
a nev er-failing well of the very best free
stone water, improvements comfortable, a
fne young orchard Of both apples and peaches
Of the best quality the county affords. Any
person wanting convenient and desirable
place, would do we'll to call and examine the
pr emiseS before giving $50 or $40 for land in
other locations but little better than mine,
as | will sell for less than half that money
For terms. &C., call ON the subscriber.
July 26--tiDel, WIN. A. GILL.
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9Viss ann qtberGise,


LOvF AND tNIGGE RS,
Why still, sweet Magsret thus severe;
Abate at length those cruel rigors,
Thou knowest how love thee, dear,
Thou knowest how love-thy niggers.
lis vain to talk of love of rule,
The heart is no such docile scholar;
love thee, Margaret, like fool,
For thou hast the almighty dollar"
| love thy pouting cherry lips,
Bearer thar ever bee loved honey;
| love thy rosy finger tips.
Thy laughing eyes. thy--ready money.
| love thy little fairy feet,
So small the msrest child could span 'em,
Thy cheeks like peaches fit to eat
Thy hundred cotton bales per annum.
| love thy glorious golden curls
That grace thy cheek of slabastsr--
Thy little niger boys and girls;
l long to hear them call nae master.
All! yes, to sum my love for thee
| Would battle all the power of figures;
My heart were flint indeed to see.
| Unmoved-thy splendid lot of niggsrs.
love the air that plays around
Thy brow. thy form, thy habitation;
worship cen the very ground
| Thy footsteps press--'ts thy plantation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF A MAI
Doa.-The Cincinnati Gazatts furn-
ishes The following remedy for the
bite of a mad dog:
Take, Immediately after the per
sor is bitten, warm vinegar and tie.
pid water, wash the wound clean
Herewith, and then dry it; then pour
upon the wound a few drops Of by.
drochloric acid, as mineral acids de-
stroy the poison Of the saliva.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09
farm anu Garneu.
Sowing Corn for Fodder.

There are but few farmers Who do |
not run short Of good sueculent
pasture by the first of August |
or early in au tumn. TO supply this
deficiency, an acre or two of ground
sown for selling at that season would
be almost invaluable. Every farmer
knows how eagerly cattle devour
the entire plant of Indian corn ~
its green state; and land in good
condition will produce heavy eropa
of it. That it affords au excellent
fall Iced, for dairy purposes, there
is DO doubt; and it is clearly sseer-
tanned that it may, on some farms al
least, be proftably grown for winter
fodder. Much, Of cour,e. depend.
on the character of the farm, and
something | suppose may depend
upon the season, but in case Of The
prospect being darkened at the end Of
June, foI fall and winter food. | see
no reason why The farmer could net
proftably devote an acre or two,
where the land is fit for the purpose,
to the sowing Germ for fodder TO be
fed out green in early autumn,
or TO be cared for winter, AZ the Case
may seem to require.
For few years past,I have obssrv-
ed repeated recommendation in th'
agricultural papers 10 SOW corn toi
soiliug purposes, and ! would thus
early call the attention of farmers to
this subject and advise them to lock
At this MISTER.
Sowing in drill is much tho pref.
cradle mode, as it requires only
about one-hslf or two.tnirds tht
amount Of seed needed for broadcas
sowing; besides, drills, by admit
ting the cultivstor, leave the grouni
clean and mellow, and this greatly
adds to the growth Of the crop; they
admi. Of easier harvesting, and yiel'
about one.third more fodder pc
acre.
The ground should be prepated a
for any other crop. Furrow or mari
off the ground three feet apart
Strew the seed in burrows at th
rate OF forty grains to foot
1t should not be sown thinner tha
this as the crop will be smaller.
The greatest difficulty with tbi
crop is curing il properly bsfor
stacking. The leaves may becom
perfectly dry, while large quantit,
OF water remains in the stalks. who
causes fermentation and a cOmplet
loss Of fodder whom placed in larg
stacks. have found it niue
the best way to place i. in lon
rows in an upright position unde
cover.
Curing is the only difficulty wit
this crop, and may be obvieted in
measure when understood Ten {
twelve tons Of green fodder and fiv
or six Of dry may be had from
good acre.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

Coop OF ONIoNs.--A writer has
great faith in the efficacy Of a peck
of Onions for Kidding COWS or oxen
of lice. He claims to have found
them an infallibls remedy in his
practice. They also give a tone
to the stomach, and are especial
ly valuable in hot weather, when
working cattle will lie in the shade
at noon-time, and refuse to eat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

A Western paper, ohronicling the
lsmentable occurrence Of staging at.
tached to a church being blown down,
very feelingly says: We ars happy to
state that over twenty persons were
brought suddenly to the ground safe
MIR. Wilkins got his neck broke
Mr. W. was an estimable young
man, and the father Of a good many
children, besides large farm we'll
stocked. He was fatally injured.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

A THuNDERDRUM.-"Nigger I want
to ak you one Of them thunder
drums"
SWELL, Sam, perceds."
"Why am q niger, after eating
salt fish, like celebrated poet9"
''Do'no less beksse, bekas-"
"Well, 'kass vhat?";;
"Why, he's Dry.den!!"
"Wsll, why is a niger bit in the
ribs like another celebrated poet?"
BLESS de Lord, OATS easy enuE-
'kase he's On AIKEN side"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

WORTH TRYIsG.-Coal is said tC
bs a sure destroyer of bed bugs
Apply plentifully with small bush
or feather to places where they
most do congregate. The cure is
effectual and permanent. Giltframes,
chandeliers, S'e., rubbed lightly over
with coal will not be disturbed by
flies.
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SoMEBoDy E,,sE-Ths follov;n,

SOMEBODY EnsE-Ths following
4necdo,e is told of AL ole gentleman
by the name of Uncle Bill Trenton,
who resides in Tioga County, Pa
On one Of bis recent visits to town,
he came with yoke Of oxen to the
mill, loaded his grlst, started home,
when hs saw some of his old friends
hanging about the store. Getting
INTO 4 chat with them, he invited
chem 10 to take something, took
something himself, and then a little
more, till it got to be too much; and
night coming on be set off with his
oxen and cart, having perched him.
self rs we'll AS could on the top o
The load, The Odd Was muddy, and
| 30 was his head, and he soon sank
Town under the power Of the liquor
md With a lurch of the cart rolled
nto the road, while the oxen wen
,winging alepg home. One Of hi,
aeighbors coming along from tewl
with a team, saU Uncle Bill lyin.
IN the mud, aad getting down, shool
aim soundly, aud cried out:
| 'Uncle Bill, is this your
No, no, it amt Uuols Bill wa
he reply. He quit drinking mor'l
a year ago, and this ere chaps DRUM
las a beast
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Tar AS A DIsINFEcTANT.-Tbe e

Tar AS A DIsINFECTANT. - The ed
itor Of the 1Hedina Gazette tells
of a skunk being. captured in a
house by dog; with the usual result
of disgust TO the vietors. The ter.
lible scent was neutralized by
burning tar upon live Goals Of fire
by which the air was purified as il by
msgic. If this kind of fumigatiou
is . sure specific, it deserves to be
known snG put upon record.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

FROZEN POTATOES. Potatoes that
are frozen, II taken up and immersed
Immediately in boiling water, will
be found as good and palatable as
If untouched by frost. 1t is not
the operation Of freezing that deteri.
crates the potato, but the gradual
thawing to which they are exposed.
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$4,000 WORTH OF FARhS
AND
Building Lots.

IN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA,
Il (Culpeper County, is TO be divided "a
mongst 10000 subscribers on the 10Th oil
September, 1860. Subscriptions only ten
dollars each; one-half down, the rest on the
delivery of the deed. Every subscriber will
get Building Lot or Farm, ranging in
value from $40 to $4,000. These Farms
and Lots are sold SO cheap to induce settle
ment, sufficient number being reserved, the
ncrs ase in value of which will compensate for
the apparent low price now asked. Ample
security will be given for the faithful perform
ance of contracts and promises.
OF More Agents are wanted to obtain
subscribers, to whom the most liberal induce
ments will be given. Some Agents write
that they are making 200 dollars per month
For full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies
& C., apply to E. BAUDER.
Port Royal, Caroline county, Va,
July &c.
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Wagon Making,

TNHE subscriber has opened sEN
IL Wagon shop in Fay M.G.
etteville near Joel Commons
Blacksmith shop, and is now prepared to dc
all kinds Of work in his line, at reasonable
prices. at short notice, and in the very best
manner. Cali and see. My stock of Timber
is probably the largest ever in the town, and
it is good. A. B. BEDWELL.
June l4--7m,
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IronsTron2

Y" Z have just received small invoice
w of American refined Iron, which We
will sell low and we invite special attention
to it, and particularly we invite Blaeksmiths
to examine it and give il trial.
NORN MEAL and Bacon wanted nv
~ STOGNER 4 FLETCHER.
June a.. Near the Dpo
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InSelvent Notice.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion ofthe administra-
tor of the estate of Henry L. Smith, dec, OF
the insolvency of said decedents estate--no-
tce Is hereby given to all persons havir g
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, properly authentica-
ted, on or before the goth day of Octo-
Der. 1850, for pro rata distribution, or they
will be forever debarred
NATHAN MCCLURE, Admir-
June %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

gRg8EE ITNENS PRINTED.
i INEN sheeting, Black and Brown sheet
IL ings, table oamask. towels, napkins,
marseilles quilts, bed ticking, curtain damask,
oil window shades, great variety, on terms
to suit you at WRIGHT T. RANSOM,
May 8.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-09

This is by far the largest and best assorted
stock of Goods ever offered at cost in this place
almost the entire stock consisting of the la
test aud newest STYLES having been bought
this spring in New York, Philadelphia, Pitts
burg, and Cincinnati, offers rare facilities to
purchasers for obtaining bargains. This stock
will be sold strictly at cest for cash, aud cash
only. Everybody wanting Goods, would do
we'll to call soon as it is my intention to close
out the stock as soon as possible. will just
mention here for the benefit of those Indebted
to Whitaker, Shackleford Co., that having
bought the books, notes. and accounts of that
firm and having also to meet the demands
against them, am not ablr to grant any longer
Indulgence, and will positively place in the
hands Of an officer for collection all due claims
not settled by the 20Ih May next. So look out
April 26. DIP. SilACKLEFoRD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-04-28
Eeaal ADVERTISEMENTS


N5rtgoge iSdle.
NJ Office is hereby gwen, that default having been
~ made in the payment OF certain moneys secured to
be paid in and by certain inirnture Of mortgage made
and executed 10y Thomas J. Evans and FINS Evaus, to
William Reddick. bearing date the fifteenth day OF
April, A H. 1S@!. and corded in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Recorder Ss
and Tor the Of la S.ll- and Illinois,
in Book No 81, pages IA and 25r tine 18Th day Of
, Ap IL, A.. d 1eJt.
shall, on the twen'ysccond day of August. A. D.
1850, O'Clock III the afternoon OF that tia
door OF the Court fIous- i'll the City of Ottawa
in said county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois, ny
of power Of sae contained in said mortgage s-l
public suction. to the L;ghc.: bidder Cor cash. all
those certain premises situate in the county of Ii Sale
AMI state Of Limos, known aud described follows
{ o wit
The st half OF Section number twenty-five (22 J
in township nun her thirty 32l North Range mum
her one l,I las; Of the third principal meridian, In
/ said Csuuty. Tap2lI WILLIAM RFDDICE.
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nlisrcl!eucous.
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

GH>iilS Institution, situated the Of Main and
Cour.ous stree organized the past term, un
der the most favorable auspices numbering over hun
dred students For this unusually large patronage
mos, grateful, aad feel wiling pledge utmost
energies to satisfy the confidence thus LACED in
The course OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough and actical, cnb-a full of study
preparatory 10 every branch o. business in life, and
admission any oi the clE.ses in college
The commercial course includes single and double
try keeping. IL applied to stock and partnership
books in wholesale AMI retail merchandising and
banking, commercial calculations, penu.nship. ami
much other useful Information usually taught in our
bcs commercial colleges.
The student graduating from this department will ne
qualified the practical duties Of the counting
This term y i'll close on Friday. Dec. o. Tie next
term of the second year will commence Gu the first
Tuesday ia January next.
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE. JR. A. NJ.
Principal aud Instructor III the Aac.n; Languages and
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department; and Instructor in
Book Feei'ing and Pcnuanshp.
Ms. JULIA \. Il. STONE.
Prn ,ilaI nf the t,rau-r Department and fn.tructress
in History Botany. Philosophy and Astronomy.
Mss MAETiia l. EUEi.i.
Assistant and instruclrr>s III ie Elementary Branches
EEv T. LOREIEAUX.
Instructor in the French Language and Literature
Instructor IN tn Germr9 Language and Literature.
Mss AGNES SWAIN.
Iasrruc ress in vocal AID Instrumental ;Ia..e.
TIlrIDS A. FOLLOWS:
scholarship ia the II sh aud Normal Department,
per aHHum Of forty weeks, -
H. Grammar b-ptrtmrlt.--. g.. ...-......... -
IL Intermediate Department. ..-......-..- J.
Eo,A Keeping, French, ter"an, Music and Painting
. Tuition hy the term in advance.
No Efforts sil.I ~ wanting aa.e every student Il
make th- highest atS..i.ui-ut- possible.
Trr Principal ia~ tao Iua-r, to rent to parents q
pnp,l,. fal&aI / Sro'E. ia, Itr"cipni
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Ottawa Commercial Institute.

l.. ID. WHITE, Proprietor and Teacher.
~, Ills Institution is situated ia the city oi ottawa on
u the of La Sale al d Mill streets and Will
its fourth semi annual term on Tuesday January
8, 1860.
This is the only scho" in ottawa where double entry
book keeping is taught to yourg men
The full course instruction not only includes the.
oretic. and knowledge of double entry book
k.eninp y, Taught in the best commercial colleges il
the United States but also emb aces English grammar
and compostion Algebra and other useful bran,he Of
learning r-,vr
The fu course Of double entry book keeping H3O n
he raid within months after tae student eners an.
school The regular student 10 taught In all the etbsr
branches Of learning free OF charge.
Rooms spen from o'clock A. r 70 ~'Sloct -
ottava, pseaRteT " 1850
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.

oiAfh VI ILLINOIS, Ia Sdis County, So The PEG
PIE OF TIE St.tr OF Illinois all TO whom tb-s. nre-
tH my come and especially to the next Of Kim
-GREETING: " "'ies BURKE oec u
w hhhtAS George Barber, adm .nis,rator Of the o.
w t''e OF Sharies Buree, decd is s-srors Of rpn-
der.ng account of his proc-.,tn,. a. - ,, " TN
tor, and having a final settlement ,ud rCr -. $500
has made an Application in the County ,cnr, ~ .
Sale County for citation. TO he directed To 49, -
may be interested in said estate: W. ,l.r.c'r "
quirc you to appear before -aid cofrr =, "a -.
in said county. the Zist day 81 MAJ 90 a, go,
ia the afternoon, IL you AT attend the tn,l
Element of sail ACCOUNT.
Ia testimony we-eof the subscriber clerk or th-
~ court o. La Sale county aforesaid. has -r-1n-
L. s. 20 set his hand ami affixed the sea, said cuur,
az Ot;a~s the l3lh day Of March. iS51
= Ii\DLEY. Clerk.
apl&-fwe l. l.. IIERRICk D-ys
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Loss or D:,s,iaSc by Fire.

Loss or RSiasijSc by arc.
FE,IIls Company has heen in existence
IL Docs issue policies Of this State;
Has paid nearly hif niion "oiisFY for losses -;
Has furnished insurance to its members for less than
MICS kg~st aud REST secured capital any
Insurance Company in the west
he te Directors 2 1u al t.sS"v dc'Jl ni1et1 acys
E-r-:I'-e nave their STOCKS insured IL the L.
I;uSiS Mutual, and in Of loss actually ge. their
money as soon as IS promised by any other Company.
10 tHe rfrB1$E aEi the -Heciunjc this C0mpau.
become STATE B~HecDieHt Asssci 'fj,n in winch a,
moderate cost their L0>s and Stops may be insured
snst IT, Of ire. with Certainty that il de-
sir9ysd, i=y vii! receive the lciois insured
with0ut litigation, or Unnecessary delay.
II ms income t- I7Surnuce tom DGHv FIR -, Pro
pie IF IN'r"'s-annu'iiy saving large sum OF money
ia rie >i"te that wod otherwise lee take. BY fc-
reig Companies With ali these induce nsnt- WHO can
aco.i 70 remain uninsured IN Tie Illinois ICtUa.
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
Z l.. H=r:. u. d, Alton. .!aa Atwood. ESQ Alton,
Hon san.G Wade, Alton, J W Schwerpe, Esq. Alton,
Hon II. " Billings, Al;on Il +. Long, VI. d. Monticello,
J. James, ". d. Up. Alton, Elias Hubbard. Eq. Alton
T Turner. Esq Monticello lion. a Hoffman Chica 20
Hon. l. Irrnbntl, Alton, l. KeIienberger Esq. Atom
lion Robert Smith. Alton VI q. Atwood, Esq. Alton,
Henry Lea, Esq. Ai.cn.
benjamin F Lon, !rs,t y. G. Atwood, S-c-s'sry.
l. k-lerhrrger, T,sas. john Atwood, asst SSc'g.
join, Raisi-, zen. AGt. A c. Harkinson. -i,t Ag't-
Agents have been appointed in every County, and il
Al! principal cities and towns in the State, whom
application for Insurance may be made.
sug-7--y Wy. y TRtE, agent, ot:-'eH.
Fire. Life and Marine Insurance
= OLICITED or the following good AID reliable Insu-
- rance Companies.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
hartford. Conn
NEW HAVEN FIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NV iIay=l. Conn.
PEORIA FIRE A:;D MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PEORIA, IL.
COSTECTIlCT MJTUALIITE INSURANCE Co,
Hart ord, C"n--
! ian5 E.B BRISTOL tgSnt.
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ISRAEL c. COOPER, GuacGi,n.
ESTATE of G,1r1s il DU,.an d..d

Estate n G,orgs IT. D,linan, dec'd
NOTICE i hereby gv = to all persons having claims
y against the estate george VI. Uiulau, decd .,
thaII IN attend IA Of the Comfy Court l..
COUNTY 10 be he'll! at Ostaw in sad County Q: L., Sale
ami State G. Illinois, tie third Monday OF June
next wh. and where ali persons having CLAIMS again.
notified TO pr.sen. the in writing
+ to SAD Court for adj sstmeut.
a,Zl-Cw THOMAS il Di'- i"r =
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THOMAS JUDI. hdr,~.


-f'1HtfttSIrlffRT : sue ~ Lttfu I.N't!s.
EDY virtue % order AMI decree 81 tire County
ID Court o. l.. Sail. County, Illinois, made on the pc
titian Of the undersigned, Administrative Of the estate
Henry e. Cotton deceased for i-ay. TO sell In. real
estate Of SAID deceased az the last Drc-nbcr term Of
SAID court. VII the LIT day OF December, A
The hour, OF - ucIocE \ and o'clock " o. said
ds. sell putc sale, the south door % Con
iio.sr ia Ottawa La sale Crauty l.ois all the
rest OF tie sad Henry q Cotton ia the following d.
scTihrf real tate lne County O. L.. Sale
! and STATE .: Iliaus-
F Lot - il block ;lrr:. 3
. Lot i've 81 in h ock fifteen, ylJ.)
. Lat thirteen ti"i ia block twenty-five, t2z
lots n's o. ","e. - ten. 80" .!-.eu III AL hi
teen. - "a a!~cS twenty tive. -.
Lots nine, O. eleven, ,lll and fifteen (!JJ in olocs
tNcuIv six, 90
In,s one - Two. z Eve 81 eight, 81 fourteen,
- "Iid fifteen. i - =" bloc. twenty nn-, ,.sl
Centre, .r ~, town Of Ottawa
1t = 20 ~ block CITY on-. ,Cl1
Lot, nine, - Thirteen, b. aiii fourteen, % Il
biors f " rig,s. ,a>t
lot eight in b ock eighty FIVE, 50 al in State.
Al iitiu.I 20 ottawa.
Ana til We: tall or the he's; quarter orio 81
= iu nc. twelve. U2p III ;hr Original Ioan {"
The ttIrus Of out lot fourteen, IA
To- H., .yaj-s--t fractional quarter o. section eleven
vast. iu;- f0IT . an! s-ve light 49, ga
ih= .f.tv-t fractional quarter o. section, toSns.
ani aforesaid asst :he East fractional -"i;r
quarter 81 --ro. SIX g. - Township tiftythree
t.f o. -FOUR 8 "a-t. IN "a! L. Sale county,.
ferns GO -a'r- ~e.9 % h'u'.- Ni ~ y >iOtE :,
de-. i3H- Of Tie ,stuS r N-1rn r.. ,OtfoI, ire 4
Ea- above sale 'a- b"rp postponed uUII Thursday
MARY Z STOUT.
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