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Regulars and Volunteers.
-oluntoor,' Criticisms of Regular oasors



mites Of Observing men and things M'"i,'
them, It is uayI1as that t'y r'-'Ti WIN
less and = favor the officers II the rs-9ts'
arsy SlS months age, happy was the NJ
ment that cnHid get N'st Point man [,
command it The fact that man had
( passed five years OF his hoyho,d at tae NH;
! tdry cade ny was held be sufficient proof
/ at his qualifications for almost any position
in the army. 1he volunteer officers, many
4 IF them mn Of great talents and uataral
capacity or command, and Of high social
aud political station, mode>t'y Submitted t.
the prctensious of the regulars and Yielded
a certain dc.crguec to their assumed snlcr..
GRITTY.
But. aEtcr serving with them fr six or
eight m,~ths with annie o,plr.unitiss Of
tcstin- their merits. the more of<sryaut and
capable yglautcar officers find Their respect
for the lcIuirs >ansi5ly ah,tel. rha ta.-
lowina arr ..iae. II the remarks IN this sub
irrt y, i.Ira5 have. f.aan mad. T., mr. hy candid
aud iuIic,,us men. in whs>a p5wer oi c4r-
rect observation, and rc,L.,ti,n have much
confidence. Ihcy .ay that il does no, follow
Ltr.,us,, a man has boon graduated at " ct
Point he's necessarily a man of talent. T.
ct through the Academy only requires aver.
are inteltI-ence# industry ami stsadin,-,s -
THt ab.c>t men at West Point have generally
entered the Engineer and Typographical
Cgrps, and THIS, t,o. corps. the volunteers
really Admit. r,.finp,,ai of officers Vi H.
ciae,i ability. and of seientif, attlinmcilts
Of the highest value t. the army fhay
,l>a rnnsesde tae : neral superiority in skill
Vt thr regular artillery officers. Bat h r.
tiIcsr concessions t5p. They maintain that
thu regular infantry and cavalry officers eN-
eel neither in talent nor in knowledge the
lhecrs Of the same ranks. and in many cases.
whre PERSONAL com r1ris5ns arc mad. the
r..uArs are pr noun,q,l II he y .sltiye,y in
lcrar TIs9.npi~uteer. claim that m M #
their rc,ilnSSt.c better drill>l and letter
managed than the regulars They say that
the MT ritz IF TIE regular officers hayr lost
whit knoWi.Isc they brought from Vest
Plint. because the uuv 40 opportunity T.
exercise II, Haytnz wassht their lives stdcs
fsr to Hia>t .rt Ia dull service ii >!eu@eriy
-grgjs ned forts, or IN petty warfare WITH
ta- lnl.an.. - that few al them have ever
-,ea u hai.drel s5h.iers together TIL this
war Or h cut They accuse them, to-. OF
Ignorance II human nature and of the art
1t managing and leading masses Of men-
an ignorance incidental to their live ON the
hlrfar,us frontier. surrounded only by saw
a. and ~ a tew PARTIES whom they Re.
carried ana treated as servants rather than
~ soldiers. Even some Of the seaerd eiii-
ce1s rarrntlv appointed, On the strength ui
the.r West POINT education. are said Il be
iu,ap4l l. II drilling their commands one
ui tbein. Who has been on the other side et
thu plt1tuas. II sIX months made soon uf.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

Mr.. fpl5Nk y "odth ~ falnt WIN on
iy-r.,ll rad and stage coach facilities, 10 at
t.mrt competition with the lghtenin,
.rark which has long since transmitted til,
acts Of the Legislature t. the columns Of til,
"-,arlaq. 1t only remai4r Tor CORES
p3ud,uts to pick up, aud communicate iu
-st,e items, If interest, Thought, or gossip
Winch dat around the Capital.
There ARR, here list week a hatch OF
officers fr5tn the army at liift5u Head ano
Beaatart, ;. G., who chiefly report them
ssIte, As being on Sax months furlough SOL
recruiting purposes, &c. How the yaluabI,
services Of these military men can be 50
readily dispensed with, whcn, Gen. sherman
il not, ought to BE- ON the "ese Of great
events. is indeed v~,-unless it be
rusilsrcl, that after The cxJdhs Of these
.,.~.,n, # Mars there samaihei not in the
state su!6aeut ability AMI energy Tor r.
,ruitiac purposes. There remains. however,
H.e.uus.t.5n, viii Duprt and Sherman de-
Law operations duringiheir absence, or risk
tim without thor an DC sdsseSsion'
nneharfahie As it nay be, will arise, that pos
siBlv.,l-, are likefaHs emigrants, who left
e#..t,.,- ,,=,a,,-,, .,.j
bsu,Gt iran tr absence may accrue to
our iyrycs is.;r saith Carolina. Occasion
,,,..,r.. +, r. with the a lye1t Of mill.
/. III, II. ,;,,.. A.
M! '''5.s'
charged try ne army Just Us sa'F were
apparently ithe sery " threshold 81 fame,
s.,,n III ,,sppin, into " gl1ry." but
--;,,,.a4 ,,,.,,,,..,,t he s.,nc
itt''''''.'' = -
week.-mrs. / n@aFs OF iAAflh'tf "' hao''
all which a-utys hat - resi 5ninS DOES
49,, ,,,,,,. snrly ss,gaafioa.
=L;,l,,,,, ,,,..r;.,.
'''' "''i'" ~
IN and yer IT. Gums anu Fftet '''es-ior IL
ha.tri,los 4 >iu.qr succession OF angular
r,.I... NIL tntesnin, rasines. tending
r,{Fr.v,rt i,r atty a mic IN lengths
NV tt.......,,. onIiItary ACTIVITY aud dis
,},v = I.i,rr,n officers clothed in bot
t,,s r,e. and :. ic. auth ,rity everywhere
90, ,',.. x,.i,n Dense marching clumns
',r fnc.,frv arirtillery. with c,ontions
,nar,,li5n. +, thI5yice-rushint. pfancinr
.g1,..,l-',,,. ,,c e,lry--,nnrti,l strains. aud
,,,.. tented f,all np thu dreamy record
',n5 a..,,r.. u ~ :. grim ,i.ar,i war 'spot
-, :. b.s Nd hi. wrluk led front -
m. IN, 81 and hail, Of The STATE
i,nua. ,r,s..,, warl,ke ASPECT in rr>ucct
I
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a few months ago the editor of the
Charleston Mercury prayed that our ships
might be sunk. Quite number of them,
laden with stone. have been sunk right be-
fore his eyes. The Loias3i'e Journal hopes
he is grateful Tor the answer to his prayer.
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TIE London Graz, one OF the abiest Of
the British literary wcekIies Las tie follow
in. comments On the dta,h oI Prince Al
bert
:. In order that this INV
bc beit unders,5oi, and that those Of tae
University Il CanbfiIgs nay know Whit
they contemplate dong when they tglk oil
eleyatins tie Pres mt Premier Lord P,d-
merst4n t. the Chanee!!arsdip u the Uni
ycrsity. W. will recall - mIuI on ur t~J
simple historical facts. not very remote tr5n
tins time About the year l>jl. and dnriog
the years III which tie war with Russia
came about, the public WAS a5itatei through
the press a. ut the interference # tie
Prince Consart with flrcign politics. T.
plaintiff in that matter WAS Lord Palm =.
ton. who cpmrlaiurd that he II YER cla!l
SCI the " lie without the husband bainy pres
ent Hl>5i thai MOTTO i9fd paS c4af7 d
by IL Q4ren ic4h seAaIng aesyaiaass 10 fas-
e,ya Polc.rS arai5m her RassI u4eh,r-m
ether w0rGS. irsfb i4rHy 'cEfJ'd tie at- ~
the sr5jcH In consequence OF that, Lid
PAlmer.tOn WAS dismissed from III ir.i-n
S,cretaryship. and through toe direct per
mad influence OF the late Primo G1asIrt-
i"t IeN = WIN" s.ie Nv ~ ~ ~" u ~
that oeeAS,ln was PeeaiI"r am e5Af.'t'eft,,
tt; ha cultivated the lers htl d, !5't"' '9.g
gt the editors OF some s'-cai'ei Il' IA!
journals. And persuaded those Sth!ien2a u
writ down the Prince, deh2""Hin- h3b
a an eIc.ny i hn1IAnd' AM 'dfl 'r'eF 9'
what Mere then called herman Inttst'iN =
: is II anything eoa.d b. u lac ne est /
4 rmshy whtet Was not st,o reaEi II lin
Interest OF England. Prince was @r'aAity
hnoted IN the streets oil Lth4 an lac JAur-
nails winch sven ye4T' A. ana t4i' t'tae
Prince are n2N among the i9nA''t M Mt
pretentl9us d the m9arh r.. - sAlft ar
human memories.
These eHcat' happened bat s5Nen years
ago, and although the FRINGE nsHar az IN
openly interiered WITH the i'rctIn l3lly 2l
the Minister, WIN an not long nam 2at
OF oihet, At IS not 10 be -Hl posed That either
Prince or Minister forgot th'', 'r'n''rt''us'
The interval between IHot anu ans d A'' :
mainly spent by the Prince IA Pfomot'ns
his schemes Tor What he 0e,ie'el l. he tht
interests OF the me arts IN TINS country an
i by @cit underSt'natn6' he "l' rmltleI
10y the Ministers 10 alp a. a"P'f iot' me
national purse Tor that vuri1st a. u pleased
him u d. YET "hiie ne was ny inc s'de oI
thg Queen, II + h'e 10 d. sul P's,o '."t nc
dil n7t rrty4teiy an fd % ileT Majesty 'he
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The Chicago Iridium 80 that the
President has given General 3 permission
to pick out thirty regime ,r hi- great
South Western expedition il were safe
in these days Of public tslintment in
leading military men, to ipate a brill
liant campaign, We nigh aalge such a
PHEASANT result 10 TINS O. But We have
learned, and the ratien. opr snf.ring
people have alsl earned it is s,fe., "a
wait till our chickens 5a,cEei L.f,rs
counting Gen. Lane ! teger ,ro,s,,
and rlucky soldier, an, an IA y an him
abundant success.
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1'' A'1' p" 50 says Perley,
- '''e "'s''" 1o",H y = assurances that
''"'''''i'ss VIII os - I'd at once for the
payment of the fsisg aeties.
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Col. E. K. Smart's Resolves.

Senator Smart introduced tic "a day Of
the session series Of resolutions emb5dyng
his views Of aaw the war should be conduct.
ID, and what should he done with the slaves.
SIM. that time he has mad, two ours
sp, ceh, celebrating hi, Views at length We
must clntc>s that our prciadcc> arr 50 strong
X tiHzt ;,c#mln. and 50 efadicIble. that W.
arc gr.Hnltiiy inclined tn think that such a
nam never does thing from right motives
anil pare intention Nevertheless, tins qucs-
ti.n u slavery will not down. at any man 5
bidding And even the silly oil women in
boot, and buckrdm, who even to-day demand
tat this negr7 question shall MT be dis
cusssei in Congress or the forum, cannot in
terrific. it, discussion Ly the stale cry oil
abaIia5nism- 1t is the questions Of ques-
tons 1t has leopard zad our institutions.
arue the nation ami st or people n hostile
array; blukruptcl the Treasury IS killing
I'll our smarte>t and most Industrious youth
by the hundreds has armed the negro and
turned hls Guns agtin>; the Northern Whit
maa, and stlI when the SUBJECT is mentioned
Of arming him 10 sublUc REBELLION. some old
prciuIiceI AMI hcar.!o>> politician will raise
the old dead cry Of ah9ltian;,m and that
you mus; not trench upon the constitutional
rights of the S1util What constitutional
rights rebels have while in rebellion, It i
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:. WASHINGTON. Jan. p Is

Ny dear Sir The night
Of tie rebellion has passed, and the dawn is
about brt aking Before the present month
has gone these things will surely come to
pass Gen. Halleok, with the great hotilla
and an army of one hundred thousand strong,
will sweep like an avalanche down the Mis-
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s.allsss for SAFE,

Abstracts of Title.
HAVING now a full and complete abstract OF title Of
Il every piece of land town lot in the county,
which kept up every night, prepared to fur
nsh short notice and reasonable abstracts
of title. laugSl L. P. SANGER.
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MORTGAGE SALE-Wheroos

w Patrick Brady and Susan Brady his wife Of m.
age deed bearing date April h. - Sa NOR,
Isaac g. Fowler the following described lands and real
estate situated in the county OF La Sale and State
Illinois, TO wit:
The south half IF the south quarter Of section
trtysix, 800 Township th-ty-six. ta6) North Range
also half OF the north quarter Of section
one ID Township thirty five, 49, North Range three
81 east OF the Sd p NJ, contaiang eighty and sit0
Of la. also the north forty Of the
half of the north west quarter of section No one,
Tosnsh,p thirty-fye, 49, North Range three, 49,
east Of the Sd y. ~ t. be divided by line running
east and said last mentioned para lei
with the north line thereof which said mortgage
duly acknowledged and recorded in the Recorder
Office of La Sale county, Book IS Deeds page loG
which said mortgage deed given to secure a Ger
tain promssory note Of even date Herewith for IN
sum OF nine hundred dollars. aud due in three
from its date with interest thereon per cent per
annum payable semi -annually which and mort
John r. Anthony
Said mortgage deed confined power Of sale autho-
rizing the said FoN Ter. Lis assigns in
should be made in the payment Of the money secured
to be paid by said note and mortgage to ad er.s. and
sell said premises after advertising the time ad place
OF such 5 ie in conformity with the power therein
given, aud TO convey the to the hgie ST bidder
FOR cash and whereas, there remains due and imp aid
saj the rum of hundred and nln-iy -seyen
ten per cent per annnm FROM the 18th day Feb
the said Patrick Brady and Susan Brady hi, wife
aEd all 9th Interested, that by power
sale in said mortgage deed contained and canfnrrit,
herewith, l. John y. Anthony, the said vuer
sell the south door Of the CCur. ioo-e Ottawa
public highest bidder for casa
the -3h day OF April, Is =, the following de-
scribed real situated ia SAID La Sale
sit the hhy-ihree acres ami niH-ty-fye one
huUdTedtl- a OF the south half Of the south
quarter Of section ;h!rfy-six. tSjD in Town-hip
tiTly-sik. NORTH R.ug- three as 81 th- 81 T.. IL.
said land being part ni the land IN said mortgage
deed descE b,d and all The title aud rslt redemp-
tie said Patrick fTaiy and Susan Brady IL cir
ssirs assigns thsrsto- pay tie indebtedness
MANI unpaid on s4d note, together wIih and
expenses OF sale. deed ~fl be to the psrchas-
Immediately a'.sr sale
JOHN p. ANTHONY, hs.iJ,,ee.
Ottawa, March -, Lists.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

Alter this Saturday Nay iith. 1851 ". will sell good
TO except for Cash ard Barter At cash prices
For the past three years have tried sell goods
Tor cEsh only, but untwifhsia 0dT- rfaT ths
contrary hiud that w have sold many goods
credit. Some Rifi have credit hcw, though they
knew il il runols :" them. Now. tor at, have
determined, If possible. break up thi> credit hnsin
ess To accomplish It, We purpose selling for one year
without any profit over what will pay freight and eX-
pense- selling. By doing shall place
selves in position that must refuse matter how
anxious may he 10 accommodate. And Oh the other
hand prices VIII Seem much lower 10 parties pur-
chasing that il they haze any r-gari tr their own in
tercsts, they will make a'rt TO pay cash what
they buy. Thus by the end Of the trust par
ties will &c, in the habit az paying cash for what
they Guy and fully satisfied ,,T- saving ii Tli bo
them that they could not be induced 70 buy on cred
!: afterwards. We shan commence on Monday morn
iDg and mark dos goods. We advise those whn
buy for cash. {" prices before purchasing And
advise those who bay credit TO- get them TOO, Sd
they can see how much they have . rag fsr their
credit. ANDREW LYNCH.
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.
Esai estate.

fUNHE subscriber Offers for sale CHEAP and DESIR-
Il ABLE FARM, s'-uated the Nesuliiion River II
miles south Or ottawa continuing iZn in c5ui ne
~ acres Of FINE INNER. The improvements con
s'st Of small DNei'nZ H1u-c. Grauary and Stable.
There - NEVER FAILING SPRING within 2eg wards
O' tie house also. Wei OF >'fr Water .gGaled
IN the county. THis farm j1ius the Timber, where
there is of the best Stock RarEes the county
tis oue-iaf Eu from Alum Rock Post Ofce. ous-ha!
mile from the District School lIou.- miles from Farm
Ridge Seminary. and one half uile from the riy
where there IS "A NINE FOOT VEIN OF COAL, and in
= good, pious utiCllb,rhoed. ...r-
az TITS Fam Hil be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address NG. X. TILLIGAN,
Ian Il
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y feaal A6pertise,nenis.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, At the Annual
xNaTown Meeting held in Ottawa on the nrst day o
Ap,il, Iso2, the following Resolution was adopted
nssoLysc That the Illinois River Bsidge Dividend,
belonging to the Town Of Ottawa II at may come into
.ne nrnds Of the SUPERVISOR during the coming ear
49, payIng the current expenses OF the Town, be ap-
Pop''ase1 10 repairing Roads and Bridges in said
VI o,tawa, and that the Comm soner rs Of tixh.
Ways may draw on the Supervisor Of sail Towo for The
missioners of HIGHWAYS oi po TX ssn' Som-
! April 9Th. 1S62 s. Dr. En-;
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Master SU/e
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tha, h.

NIOrICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tha. nv r;-.
~ decree made and entered of record iy The c,,i,
Court of La Sale County, State of Illinois =, ~ e.
brusry of said Court. A. 1869. in a ce,,.in
then pending said Court the Chancery ,iJe
thereof, wherein Smith Miller was complainant. and
Edwin II. Kerr and Elizabeth Kerr defendants. I
shall, Monday tn. 10 h dav OF May, A. ID. 1862
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and sunset OF said day offer for SALE at the south door
OF the County Court House in OTTAWA in said
at public auction, and ul sell 10 the highest bidder,
tue following described property, being the
dered by said decree to be sold, that is say The
piece OF land known Gibsou's fraction, lying be-
White state and Morris streets, in the city Peru in
sale each. asax
z. A. HOLLIsTER Master in c5yncs.,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia ctHe Comfy, ss-County
Court Thereof. To June Term a. II. 1861 JANE,
Douaid-on e. John Iooie and Elizabeth Too!e.-DI
TO forc,ose a mortgage
appearing from aidsVt or file in the Clerk
Office Or aid Court that the above named defend
John Top- and r. zabeIh Toolr are not resident.
OF the state Of Illinois, md the complainant havrus
Ned b. biii o. Complaint herein and susinens having
been issued terenn cCtrding aw Notice - hereby
given you. ia Said John T1Ole ami kIz4be:h Poole
ihat unless you be aBd appear before said Court on
the hr>t dag o; the next tern thereof holden
s',e Court House in Ottawa, in said Coun v on m .
first Monday OF June, A. D. 1862 and plead answer
escrp; 20 defnnr to sad comp ntat'S bI of COM
paint. the and the things therein
contained and stated, wi be taken pro rosf6s,0 and
a decree entered you according the PRAYER
81 said bi coE.r:aiut.
s.w. RAYMOND, CLERK.
LEL.yp L EL.ScG..D. PLst Solicitors.
OTTAWA, March 2S, lS5. 81.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Where-

AA as. William II. Lowry aud 3senath
Lowry i9s wife Of the County L. Sale ard State %
Illinois, 81 Their mortgage deed dated October 2..h
ISIS did convey james WhteliI the half Of the
sOuth s~rt-r oi section iNehty five, l-5D ia
Township thirty one. - ) Sorth Rang. O. East
o the 81 p NJ. IN the county La .aie
Illinois, which mortgage duly acknowledged aud
recorded IN. RrcorGeri- cfc- La SAL. county
Book o. pages II aud - said mortgage deed given
secure tie TayIneu; % certain yroInis-ory note Of
date thsrs for he hundred dollars
due Year from its dats with Interest per
CENT, and executed by the sId William II. Lorry
deed contain poser Of sale agthorz az tn said
Jainys whit-lU hI. a-sIguE in deiau should
be made in the payment OF SAID . part
thereof advertise. cell and convey the ge-; bid
der. alter wing iolT we-k-' notice Of the
time and Ii8c- 81 such sae. asd, tit after the
cuiIou O. TIE aid note aud mortgage the SAID James
HhiIeh II a. signed the undersigned john r
Anthony, said note aud mortgage and whereas de-
f4at has been uiase IN tle pay ~ said AMI
IA teres, iisvrven freu oe;' Der e.I,, is6o.
Nov. her efoTc. notice = here by gwen TO the said
wili-n ii Lowry, hath Lowry. ANA all others in
tereSieI that by YiTt % the power sale IN SAID
said assignee shall 81, the s0l:h door OF the
Court House oIiHT, the 29,h day o; Apri 1861
brtu,eu the hours OF 10 O'Clock, 4. ~, ami 8 oclocs
r. OF 7ai day Al pIh.c aI-toB the nj hest
bidder, for cash. the absve described prrrn and
ell lie int ami right REDEEM pon OF the said
grauiors IeiT heirs and sSss therein for the par.
I-ose Of paying the indebtedness due sa1 N
cost. expenses A deed vii be given TO .he pgr-
chaser immediately after the sale.
JOHN p. ANTHONY, Assignee.
Ottawa. rich 18th. i,6l. I32-.w
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Qbiraga advertisements.
SEW Nc MACHINES.
The Economy of Using the Franklin
Family Sc wing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover ana
Baker stitch which has taken the highest premium Al
TIE Illinois Fair in September last, AT the Uni
ted Fair in St Louis in 1StO and at the prin-
cipaI Stat. Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave a decision IN favor OF this
stitch its great strength and adaptation
to all kinds of family and manufacturing purposes.
The following table will show the difference in favor
of Sewing Machines over the old method OF STITCHING
by hand In the working of these Machines there Is
not only great saving Of labor ard time besides add
ing greatly the health!uness of the employment,
but tie stitch is much stronger, more elastic, ana
much less liable to rip ravel than the stitch made
tuttIes and bobbins:
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! "a ,Ssas 1.-Two Geese Ee;a shers. - z,
lOnA POUNDS JUST RECEIVED sndc fos sale by
OOO GEO; W. PEARCE.
West eide Of Court House Square.
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EXEC TTOR,S NOTICE.

IL Estate of ANTHONY LISptU. d-ceaied The IN
dersicuel having been appointed Executor of the
will of Anthony LndaU, efthe coun
S.ile an1 state of Illinois deceased. hereby give
notice that he viii appear before the county Court OF
La Sale County, at the Court House in Ottawa a III
Nav Term the third Monday in May EeSt, at
which time all persons having claims against sails
estate notified and requested to attend for the pur
pose having the adjusted. All person. indebt-
ed said estate requested TO MAKE pa
rnent to the undersigned.
Dated this eighteenth day o. March, a n. 1sca.
SEBASTIAN EBERHaRD,
March Il, 1852 Executor.
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J
FsrArs II. G.. TEsPLEroS, DECEASED.
fyNHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
L TRAITOR of the estate of Hartman e. Tempeton, lat
Of the County ola Sale and 81 ate Of Illinois, deceased
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
County Court Of La Sale County at the Court House
in Ottawa at the May Term, on the 3i Monday in
May next. at which time all persons having claims
against said notified rogue attend
for the urpose of hav wing the adjusted All per-
sons indebted 20 said estate requested to make
INN ed ate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of March A n. 1862.
SYLvANUS CROOK,
March 81, lSi2.-6w. A6ntniAtrdtor.
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OF al kinds done on snort notice by
- ~ r NASLEY Do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-04-26
LICIAN T. SlNG.EK,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought AID sold m Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts oil Title furnished. Collections made Invest
nsnts made in Governments other Lands, Money
Leaned Ottawa, Angus: :, 1881.