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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12
The New Orleans Della says:

The only question now before the people
of Louisiana is. whether to stay in the I'm
ion. and that question she is perfectly COM
petent to settle for herself"
The question she is not competent TO set
tie for herself. The people of the Missis'
sippi Valley will convince the secessionists
at the mouth of the river that they are noI
precisely competent to disregard constitu
tional obligations. and break the faith Of
treaties. The Kentackians, Tennesseeans
Ohioans. Illinoisans. Missourians, &c, viii
have something to say about the secession
of Louisiana. - Cincinnati Commercial.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12

EDS. CoM.-A general feeling Of Joy pre-
walls this evening In this city. "Old Ken
lucky has saved the Union" is the general
cry. Major Andersen's bold movement Of
taking Fort Sumpter has revived the hopes
of all patriots. whilst the seceders drop their
heads. charging them with having '.viola-
ted his orders" It is the hardest blow
that secession has thus far received. and
proud South Carolina. instead of contiunip g
to humbug the nation, will now content her
self with looking at the ocean-bound granite
walls of Fort Sumpter, which, without heavy
ordinance and naval batteries. cannot be t.
ken. The President is nonplused. He de-
clares that be has given no orders to Major
Anderson to take Fort Sumpter. He the
Presidentl is of course supported by the
honest Secretary of War, who has not had
time to resign. Both are now engaged in a
heavy dispute with Gen. Scott, who main
tains that Major Anderson as military man
having orders TO defend his position, could
not act otherwise. AS commander he was
obliged by the principles of self-pTeservf-
ton and his official oath, TO preserve the
lives of officers and men under him, and
that Fort Moultrie, whilst Fort Sumpter
remains in the hands of the enemy, could
not be held.
Gen. Scott states farther that if he had
been in Anderson's place, he would have
acted in the same way. If the President
should order Major Anderson to leave the
Fort or remove him. Gen Scott will throw
up his commission. The majority of the
officers ofthe army side with him (Scott1
and openly declare their indignation against
the President, who eoolly would permit a
! brave brother officer to be sacrificed in the
service of the Union by mob of secession
ists.- Cincinnati Commercial
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12
A delinquent husband is thus ADVERTISED

in newspaper by his loving spouse:
"Lost, straved. or stolen, an individual
whom. in an unguarded moment Of loneli-
ness, was thoughtless enough to adopt as
my husband. He is goodlooking and fe-
bic individual, knowing enough. however,
to go in when it rains, unless some good
looking girl offered her umbrella. An
swered to the name of John. Was last seen
in company with Julia Harris, walking. his
arm round her waist. looking more ike a
fool, if possible, than ever. Any one thai
will catch the poor fellow and bring him
carefully back. so that may chaslise him
for RAINING away. will be asked to stay to
tea by Henrietta Smith,"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12
Chronic Cases Treated.

I WISH it to be understood BY nv patrons and
the community generally that win pay par
tcular attention 20 the treatment Of CHRONIC DIS
EASES OF ALL KINDS. On SoREs. Soar EYss. and al
eruptioas of the skin. Also. particular attention
have had many years experience in the treat
ment of these diseases at the West, accompanied
With universal success and respectfully solicit The
patronage Of the public. s.sr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12
We offer inducements to EMIGRANTS that I
other House in the West can offer.

WE DEFY COMPETITION! Our stock is
large, and we are determined to sell
We have in store large quantities of every ar
ticle usually kept in a Wholesale Grocery
Establishment
Merchants of Kansas City. Southwest Nilsson
ri and Kansas Territory, will do well to examine
our stock before purchasing or ordering from St.
Louis We viii at least convince them that no
house on the Missouri river undeTseH Re
member that THATCHERS & WHEATLEY sell
at Eastern prices, and only add cost Of trans
portation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12
THE GREAT KANSAS REMEDY
For Fever and Ague
woopwARD & FiNLEY's

SSSSS w AN -
A @ u e @ UR z .
And Antidote to Malaria.
THOSE unacquainted with the virtues of this
cheapest, safest and best specific for that pest
of Kansas-AGUE, we would refer to the following
testimonial of Col. W. W. II. Lawrence, of the firm
of Lawrence, Christian q Lane, Attorneys at Law,
as well as to the individual experience of the
thousands of others who have used it:
MISSEoLA, May s. 1860.
During the summer and fall of 1883 was
troubled with the Fever and Agne. in its most
hoTrid FORMS For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming every shape, both regular and
irregular, common and uncommon. To arrest it,
made use of the common remedy, QUiRine, in a
most faithful manner but to effect. ! also used
diligently numerous other Medicines, said to be
"Ague Cures in fact, ] tried almost everything
could think or hear of. but all to no purpose,
and az a "dernier resort sent to Messrs. Wood
ward 4 Finley, Of Lawrence. for package oi
their Ague Cure, and it is but justice to them and
the medicine they sent me, to say that since
commenced taking it, have had but one very
slight chill, and that the next day after got
the medicine. / used one bottle of Pills and part
of another. and part of bottle of their Bitters
NY health improved rapidly, aud to-day l am en-.
ioying better health than before for years there
fore cheerfully recommend both the Pills and Bit
tiers as a sure and safe Ague Remedy.
W. w. H LAWRENCE.
B Woodward & Finley, Lawrence, Kansas
Sole Proprieoors and Manufacturers.
For sale by Flick Eskridge,. Emporia. 4:
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Fail and Winter Dry Goods,

At anu W FILLMoREs'.
Hosiery. Ladies', Misses and children: Hos
iery, at FILLMoRES'.
Domestic Dry Goods. All kinds.
at FILLMoRES'.
Pants Stuff. Ticking sheeting Dc;
Room Paper. Wall Paper, Paper Window
Shades at FIL1M0RES'.
at ~ 49, FILLMoRES'.
A Splendid Stock of LAdie. Shoes: Al kinds
at FILLMORES'.
at FILLMoREs'.
White, Red, Gray and Blues Flann.ls,
at FILLMoRES'.
Hats Black, Hats Gray, Hats Brown,
at FGLLMoREs'.
Liusey Satinetts Grey, Black, Blue &c.
at FILLMORES'.
Hoods, White, Colored, Mixed. Fancy.
at FILLMORES'.
Shawls, Stella, Long, Single All kinds
at FlLLMORES'.
Brunetls. Ribbons, Hosiery. Dress Goods,
at FILLMORES'.
Now's the time to buy.
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
at FILLMORES', Lawrence
Fall Dry Goods,
at FILLMoRES'. Lawrence.
Every Style of Winter Dry Goods.
at FILLMORES'.
Most desirable styles of Winter Goods.
at FILLMORES'.
Latest styles and most desirable Patterns,
at FILLMORES,' Lawrence.
Most desirable styles of Dry Goods.
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
PRICES to suit the Times.
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
Prices reduced TO suit the times,
at FILLMoREs'.
at FILLMoREs'.
The latest styles Bonnets and Millinery,
at FILLMORES'
Shoes, Ladies, Misses and Childrens.
at FILLMORES', Lawrence.
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An old farmer was in the habit, every
night, of counting his live stock, to see il
any had gone astIay. He called to his son,
''John. have you counted the hogs -
Yes. sir.'' 'And the turkeys. COWS. and
Sheep" Eyes SIR" "Well. then, John,
go wake up the old hen, and count her, and
then go to bed"
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LANES p. ApPLEcATE,

nEALER in Cooking, Heating sne torres
II STOVES. Quitting Goods. manuI' ss-bole-
OF Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. ~ Guyssf
sale, as low IS Ia St. Louis. Tin Rconns' -
ing, and all Kinds Of JobbiBg 70 crdsE, TT
lI6yI Ne - BsiR street, LsHvSz~c@''
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BROOM FACTORY
DAVID M'MH,LAN

4 his residence on the Cottonwood, eight
IA miles west Of Emporia. is engaged in the
manufacture of Corn Brooms, of the very best
quality, and at prices that cannot fail to suit. Nv
Brooms are superior in every respect to those
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WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

gle or the dozen or the iosa. All order bromide
filed. For quality of Brooma, I refer to Emporia
merchants. and to citizens of the Cotton wood aad
Neosho Valleys generally. D. MCMILLAN.
April %. 1860. II4y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12

Be SO - " AsHIEGroN, Dec. &c, 1850.
The Secretary of War to-day received
the following dispatch from Gen. Harpey
1t contains all the principal facts connected
with Montgomery's raid, and throws come
light in regard to the objects and purpose.
OF the funds that are being collected for suf
fArinn Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12

We purchase our goods direct from FIRST HANDS
and are offering them at lower prices than any
other house on the Missouri River.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12
CEN HARNEYsS OFFICIAL REPORT or
THE ALLEGED BORDER DTFFICUL

- TIES; saszs kss 49, :, - - :
Asa matter Of news We publish the fol.
loving. and would remind Gen. Harvey
that Che President elect. who will be bis
aemmander-in-ebief on the fourth of March
next. Is . Republican. By that time, the
Gsnsral viii see the propriety Of instruct
ing his Secretary to omit the qualifying mon.
osyllable sBlack; p when speaking Of Re.
publicans
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-12

SAG Broadway, New York.
N. B.-SubscrPtions received and forwarded
By J. II. SWALLOW, Honorary Secretary,
for Emporia, and vicinity. at whose office speci-
men Engraving and ATt Journal can be seen.
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For Spring and Summer,
And have now in store an unusually large assert
ment and Offering at EASTERN JoBBING PRIcEs
everything in our line. w. BOY Err 3 co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-29
Forms for safe.

1EsHE under nea Will sell several Farms, in u to
Il -uit purchasers Situated in La sale county III.
q Also, suiat qtantiy Of uuimproysd land, portion
OF which is lying in Ii, ing-ton couuty.
TERMS-Prom cash toiGye years tine. TO suit pur-
ehasers. Corn stored in CRIB cattle, wb we'd
land payment. jan 26' DAVID ST9AWT
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? feaal advertisements
Mnrfnnne .SnLc

'1tJuytr sue
w ERRfAs John Phiiimors and Isabella Phllitnore
w his wife, OF the County OF Sale and State Of
Illinois. the 2th day of July, A. d. 1859,
delivered tn the unrsi gael certain mort
gage OF the premises hereinafter described TO secure
the payment Of a certain prossory even date
itk, executed by said John Phinore I'D made
payable the erd:r Of Martin 4. Howell, Jr sixty
DAYS the date thereof. FIR The one hun
dred and twenty So 90 dollars. with Der ce
rper month as damages ~ noi pad when due Said
mortgage duly recorded in te record-rs ot,c
said La Sale Illinois. in book Of deed No TO
atpages Al and -, 2si day July d. 1852
by reference thereto will :pptzr. And whereas, de-
fault has made in the Mt OF said prrissory
role, of one hundred and twefty tour so 10 dollar.
damages sccruirg thereon, 1T said note became
due aud payable Now, thsr. fore, by Virtue the
power aud authority in tit deTs gued, vested Ly
tie terms or said mortgage. and tor the purpose :
therein expressed do hereby notice. thai in ;ur-
suance of said power and authoriy sh II sell a.
public auction at tile south door court house in
the city OF Ottawa in the county Of La Sale and STATE
OF ilo.s- on the I!th day Of July, A. d. SOL ~ 10
o'csck ia the forenoon OF ta: day, tie highest a..
der for cash. the premises in said nertgage described
the same being situate said county Of La sale Al
described as folioSs:
The north east quarter Of the south west quarter Of
section twenty t25) in township tir yh-. I,9
range thr g, 81 and east OF the third pTircpa! rid
ian, containing forty acres Of land more or lens
An convey said premises and real s..atv tt. ;l-
highest and best bidder for cash
MARTIN A HOW ELL, Jf.yfgd1.e
I LEWIS UxLArT, Arr. Jun, 10 -.
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LJCIAN = SaNGTH.
uLINOIS LAND AGENCY

Lai.Gs bvIghl and sold on Commission Taxes pad
Abstracts Of Tsie frgisb-. Collections Iafi, Invest
ifeht~ made ia Government other Lands None,
Loaned. Ottawa, August 5, 1871.
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Hlc0icines.
NJ Q F F A r.:
lille PlllS& PhmDjy ktttprs.

nv iiD TX 1 HULK Dl[tcfSs
f i,si af - hnye now been before tn. public
ti'ne have rna tanned hig; ci,rac,,r j.; ing thst
part oil the Globe, for their exsraordinary Ia
ing nniet per- Ct health to persons suffer.
human frame il liable 70 which the
Ife olinwi=g ltnony IN ~. t-..,i,. .
hnmSn diseases in which the "'s1 VI
PEGEI-1BLE LIFE YEDfcyyEs
Are wei Known to b.. inialiib.e
r"f''A, BIZ thoroughly cleansing the first and
sec"i.i st"nachs, aui creating a fow Of purr b,ih
bile Instead of the stale and scrJ lind w. ,rt1
~, Lp's 81 APPETITE. Hg,gTBUkx. IIE.p,car gar
I'll tHPEh' ANXIETY, LsSCUOR and NrlAscHo,y
"h,ch ARE he general >yupions Of Dysn.r.f, Ill
~ ~, ~ fEst1rsi co.'s ql-nce Of is eir.
coS ii't \ fss, ~ cleansing the whole ie,,,b ,
al; yioi, S'i process. and without yiol.ae
an so'e' PA'ses leave tie bowels costvs within a..
= FEVEEs OF al kinds, by restoring IN. ,,o,
guaT ci' eu aten- TIN ugh the proce-. Of r.sn.;
such Gases and the thorough solution OF ali n,s,,i.
obsiractioniu others. '"~
Tiie LIFE VI DI INES hays been known T., e,rs Ruvr
MATish permanently ia three weeks and GoIyr !,
haif that time, by removing local n(amma,iaa ~.
the muscles aad ligam-nts % the Joints ~
DRuPsifs OF all kinds, by freeing and siren e,h..,,,
The Kidneys nnd bladder; they opert. most asIi.S,,S
~ on these important organs, and hence have ever
De-, ioInd certain remedy for the worst cases Of
bowels he sy which these crratnres .Sssr.
sChRVf, ULCERS, and lyvETERArE SORES. hy n.
blood, and Al the nu.,for- o. - Nv
scoRsc re fRUPrI0Ns and FAD Cosp1yx,ou, hv
n f.ritb he sk n.
"hi t'" msrbd STATE Of which nccs .i,rs ali .runv.
coup ~ln's salo", cloudy, aud otter disaeree.bls
compilations. s"e'ss@S's
i'e use oi these Pills for short tim. v;lt 49,.
al 'htir- cure Of SALT RHEUN, and a ,,rti,, 80
proEeiHrut IN tie ciesTu--- Of the skin CoWnnv
COLDS and lNFLtENZA will Iiways b. cured =, ~.
doss- or 10y two in The Cases
PliEs.-FAe orig nal propretcrs cf these M-die;,..
wHs cured OF Plies, OF 90 standing by the Use 81
the liFg MEDICINE ..ou-.
fEt ER AND AGCE--For this scourge Of the Wes,
ern county. these Meli in-> will be found a safs
speedy and certain rem-iy. Other medicines leave
he - siFr subject to Of the disease-a su-.
by theS Me'ilcines Is peTmausai-TEV Than. Be sAsn
FiEp. iyg CULfD.
BILIOUS FLYERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTs-es.
sfRAL IDENTITY, Loss OF APPLTIr.. AID Disza.as -
FENSLE>-tir Medicines have been the mos,
beneficial results ia of this description -Kiys's
EvI, and SCRoFpLA. lis worst iornl. ys.ds 10 The
mid ye powerful acton Of these remarkable Nsd-
eines .IGRr SwEArS. NxevoC- DEgrrrrY yEEvors Cor
PLANTS OF all kinG. PALPTrA HEARr PArnr-
EF-' CoJiC are sped " currd
NEnJLEiAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. whose eonyt.sa
tnrs haEe he"e1ne impaired by the njudicious s.s
MEECCET. wi find th-s- Medicines = rer,.et eurs a
in+y .vrr ia eradicate from the system all the sf-
ierts o. Mercury Infinitely than the most pew
eTful preparations Il str-ap4ri'ia.
Prepared and .lli by ". NOPFir
SS5 Byoadudy, Va York
frF SAFE ~ ~ DruS<lst suE<-ly
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Farming saa6> Cor SHE.
FYNHE unaerseued has ]. 800 acres of choice unir-
Il prove farming lands. In La'sale and LyinyS.on
Counties, fer sale, on easy terms.
MY GEO AyPpy
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n Office Is hereby given that the rni-rss,.,s SPEC
~ ial Master in Chanc.ry, by virsu@ 70. faeiss Of
II crcuit o. la Sale County s-i sr O no <
made and entered efrecord at tie seDlry l-rr. a~-
o. D. 1861. wherein John A Es s=a. z-f ,l8rf.s -
Rockwell were complains nts, asa Ina- = Ca-Gfas-
William Ii. Brown, John u. p. f;l-s-, Louie ? J-ui-
son. Henry Moore. Simeon EyI- b.x~-5 i...a-ay
Prsncis Peyton. William, -. O-r,a- g. x u.. p.
Henry King D. WI OK. John u. r. .I.-. ~ s,s
Marcy Frederick Ereuson. j.. e.. G-E#l ~.
George Forqser, Roger y. Arffs, Se1l7rI gHa.. "a.
Charles Williams, Robert Pc, Try. t,,...el g. ~.
John :. Bassi7g. J s Snnier. f. II = aa-., amer
Crabirre .iOhH i. MHcki- tirorge Han. Js..r- q;
Scott, Shspt,r and HJrr-I Mac, T. sI-r 4 I.r5i
son, Thomas L-fvitt. joel Parse. + .sasi Paddle
ford, J"hn u StauIten- the M klown L=ir- Ions .
JaulispT the heirs Francis P-ytoI The ~
knowa heirs 81 ID wilcox size ulsno h-irs OF 4 X
Echatd-. the unkucU heirs Of samuel III. Fay, de-
ceasel, and susan Fay exrcG,rix o. samuel 4. Fay,
cd the Unk Eyrs O. Sin-Sa iiyde. dec-a--d an!
the unknown owners Of in the east air
SECTION fourteen. in township ti,irty tar-e. north If
range east, IA he o. L. Sale. in the
4. D. J. 6l O'Clock the souh door Of II e
court house in 0stasa- in county, -eii g.a...ic
auction tb- i,h-s; bidder iSr cash, fCIlos
described real estate. 10 VT:
The half Of serton fourteen Il } in .evnshiu
thirty three 49, north o range 90 Of The
Ih!rd principal merriam except such part said hall
sscios embraced in the ros.wi,g lot. IL.
F. recorded plat o. ting town o. Rockwell, VIZ:
In b,oes - log
IL block II, lots II, l., Is, and =
In block ~, lots T. 8 !. 10 H. u, Is IL. Is, 1e H.
and IS.
L. bloc, %, lots s. and 2 re-; SOD OF lot IL.
In bo-k 81, ioS 3.
In bioek 81. lois 2 ard s
In block -. .os. I, I, 2, ard a.
Tie purchaser .i ~ entitled 70 deed OF payment
Of purchase money, aua immediate r.,es,oa ali be
given. JCL Us AvERY
Jaa- Sw. .SDscfat Muster
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Mr.. S.AIDIN9.

from the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
Csphalc Pills accomplish the osject for which they
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
From, the Democrat, 81. Cloud. MINI
Iryou are or have been troubled with the headache,
send for bex tCsphaiic Pilis SO that you may have
them in Of an attack.
From the Advertiser, Proridencs, r. l.
The Cephaiic Pills are said to be a remarkably enec-
tive remedy for The eadache ara one OF he very best
that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
From, tho We.te-n X. II. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaidng, and his unrvalled
Cephaiic Pills.
From, the Kdnd,eha TaHey Star, Edna,eha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who Try them, viii stick to them.
From tie Southern Path Finder, NeU Orlecns, La.
Try them you that afflicted, and sure
that your testimony be added to the already nu.
list that has received Dement'S that no other
medicine can produce.
From the s.. Louie Democrat.
The immense demand the article {Cephalic Pills)
is rapidly increasing.
From, the Gazette Darenport, Iotcd.
MIR. Spzding would not connect his name with "A ar
ticle he did not AnOtc TO possess real merit.
From, the Aarer.iser, Providence, Il. L.
The testimony their favor is strong, from the most
respectable quarters.
From tie Daily Ns,rs, Neacpo't Il. L.
Cephxlic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds.
/ From, tie Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Adss.
| Said to be very efhcacious for the headache
Fons ths C Numerical, Cincinnati, OhSo
Suffering humanity now be relieved.
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Fine T:,rminc land. ia, safe.

He undersigned has still large quantity Of spjen-
Gid farming lands ia La Sale and Livingston coun
~ for sale easy terms in tracts from 40 Q
acres a. purchasers may desire These a' d. all lie
Within convenient distances Of the railroads and the
canal. and afford the best market facilities
Ottawa, on the Il 1. r. r.. and u'iac. on the c.
Si r. X viii be the most convenient places @ .top
for those wishing to examine the land. Anybody In
either place direct persons to nv residence
Bruce, August % 1860. WILLIAM sTRayS
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S ILLINOIS INITIAL FIRE Insurance eeyPAsY.
ONE Aso1ns

PRINCIPAL. OFFICE Al ALTON, ILLINOIS
CtTORES AND MERCHANDISE, Dwelling Houses and
- Furn ture Barns aid Hay and tram MIST Class
Mills Shops, and other Buildings, VITA ihtir csAicfis'
insured against LOSS or DAMAGE BIZ fIGx
This Company has been in existence ever twenty
years; rot issue Policies cat oil i,is st.-e mas
paid nearly half iIlion dollars fer Losses has tGr-
pi.ed its members for less than
the price charged the best Stock Ceupanes 1t has
tie largest spd nest secured capital ell any
Company the West
EVERY Loss or DAMAGE that occurs to property
Insured under The prepaid system, VIII De PAID "th
NINETY DAYS.
Merchants BOW have their Stocks insured IN the
Illinois MUTUAL and in c loss actually get their
nsrey as is promised b. ANY otter Company
Ts the Farmer and the Mechanic, this Company has
become Benevolent Association, in xhich at q
cost, their homes and shops may be insured
against the rsvages or s-e with certainty that if de-
sraysd they will receive the whole amount insured,
without IL CATION, or unnecessary delay
Il has ~ tS Insurance to.rodry for Lte = 60
sic oFH .rois-anrHa. saving large srIrs in the STATE
laas otherwise he taken oa by foreign Coulpaie
With all these iad.ce Laeats who caa now anor1 10
rsuain ulinsurCds
BO4RD or DIRECTO9S:
RK Hart. Samuel Wade, IL W Billings, B. l. Gilman,
rimsthy Turner, Lyman Trumbuil, Robert sinlin,
Henry Lea John Atwood, j. sehweppe be- !alnin
,. Lopg, Elias Hibbard, Francis A. Holman, Lewis
Kelisnberger, 81 G. Atwood.
BENJAMIN F LONG, President.
LHWIS kILLENBERtikR. Treasurer
n G. ATWOOD. Secretary.
JOHN ATWOOD, Asss secretary
JOHN BLAIsDEJI, Genera, A0ent.
Il HOWARD, fss't Gsf.-rdI ACe~t.
WI. u TRUE. Agent, CtiduJ-
IA CHASE. kdriciRe
ARTHUR MCGiRR, IL. Sttus.
l.. KELSEY, ysndoft.
n~1s-Iy MURRAY BLANCHARD, la Sale
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Lands for Sale.
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40 LOTS IN saugers Addition to OTTAWA and 20
lOO Lets q Oh Toxn ana states Addition 10 Qua
Va, for safe cheap. laassl L. r. SANGER.
=, HIRE House and Lsts 70 rent
suzS L.P.sANGEE.
SEyfH improv-d farms .ar sale
= snss LIP SANGER
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III AVlNG nos gu and complete abstract Of title Of
every piece o. land town lot IA the county
which j. kept mp every night am prepared fur
Eis A. short aotics and reasonable ab.rrts
81 tale. iHGsSi J.. p. SANGER.
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SaiSaDie C1ty property lof SAT-.
SiIiE under signed oefs for sale the valuable proper
L ~ upon which ht resides, teiug Lo, /, Block
a.. States Addfio situated the corner of Colum-
bus and Washington streets. near the Supreme Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
black smth shep, with ~eli, ciotern. ac all in good
order, the eini-es.
Also Lots and s, in Block l. Railro Id Addition TO
OTTAWA being The zopili-"est OF the block, and
situated the Of Columbus nd Joliet streets
north OF the freight depot There is good two stsry
dwelling house on the ceTner lot.
As the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed to him change his business viii sell the above
property ate bargain. ls-pz2i PATRICK TANNING.
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