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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.
Rcal estate.

VINHE subscriber offers for sal. CHEAP and DESlR-
Il ABLE FARM, situated on the N.fu5'.on River. II
miles south 81 Ottawa. continuing 21 acres, Including
10 acres Of FINE TIMBER. The improvements con
sst OF small Nv ing House. Grsuary and Stable
There Is a MY RIi-FAiLISG SPRING within goo wards
OF th- house also, Wei az soft Water eQu1led
in lhe county. TINS farm joins the Timber, where
there il Of the best stock Rar-cs in the
IL is onersn mile from Alum Rock Post Orr, half
mile from the District School House, niles from Farm
Ridge Seminary, and oiie-iaN mile from tie riy-r,
where here = = NiNf roof WIN OF COAL; aud in
a good, pioUs nei-hbJTlood.
sE This Farm wiil be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address va. L. NILLIGsN.
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E.TCIlV SANGER.

Lands ou-ht AID sold on Commission. Taxes pad
Abstracts % TILE furnished. Collections made, Invest
merits made in Goyern;aen; or other Lands, Money
Loaned. ottawa. August :, 1851.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-W hereas

N VIE N'-ANfl- - ~ ILL., W Iltlc2S.
~ Patrick Brady and Susan Brady his WIFE OF th,
county Of Ia Sale and Illinois by their mort
gage deed, bearing date April 9TH, ISL dIi convey to
Iatac : Fowler the following described lands and Ia
situated io the county of la Sale and state OF
Illinois. nit.
The south half of the SOUL. west quarter o. ss,io,
thirtysN 80 Township th"ty-siE. t.) North Eauce
three east the 81 p. NJ containing e;y.,rv acres
i,o, tie east half q! the north quarter OF section
one, ID Township thirty FIVE. (3jl North Range three
81 o; the 81 p NJ, continuing eighty and s-TgU
acres ofla-a; also the north fr;y Of the
Township thirty-lye, tS5,) North Range three. i31
% the 3. p. 81, 10 be divided by line running
Ui west across said last mentioned para
with TIE norm Iile thereo' which said mort gage deed
duly ackuc wleGged and recorded the Recorders
once OF Ia oa'e county LOOK . OF Deeds page 100,
which said mortgage deed was gwen TO secHre
tain pTomsscry note of even date herewith for tie
OF nine hundred dollars, and due in three years
from s date with interest thereon at ten per
auuUm, payable semi annualy, which note and mort
gage has been duly assigned TO me, the Undersigned
JOHN L. A1thcny
Said mortgage deed contained power OF sale autho-
rizng the said Fowler, his assigns case default
should be made in the payment of the money secured
he paid by said note and mortgage advertise and
sell said premises after advertising the time and place
Of such lie in conformity with the mower therein
given, and to convey the to the highe bidder,
FOR cash ar. whereas, there remains due and unpaid
said note the sum of two hundred and nnefy
at ten per FER froui the l9,h day of Feb
ruary, \. u. 1s6i Now. therefore, notice is given
TO the said Patrick Brady and Susan Brady his wife.
AID all others Interested, that y virtue of tie
sale in said deed contained and conformity
there with l. John r. AnthonN- the SAID assignee, shall
sell. at the south door of the Court House Ottawa
public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
on the 81 day OF June 4 u. Is =, the hour o
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. OF thar day the following de-
scribed real cst e situated in said county Of La Sale
10 wit the west hfty-three and nnetyfve
hundredths OF of the south half of the south
quarter of section thrtysiX. t36) in Township
thrty-six, North Range three East of the 81 p. NJ,
said land being part Of the land in said mortgage
deed described and all the title and right redeip
ton OF The said Patrick frady and Susan Brady cir
heirs and assigns thereto, pay the Indebtedness re-
her enSr. and
expenses of sale deed will be made to the purctas-
immediately after T. sale. .. ..--- '.r-
JOHN p. ANTHONY, assignee.
Ottawa Nav 1Ss2--ly
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.NCRTT.fGE .E.iLE

-u'Ji 4 - Il - T. 81 LE.
WHEREAS, Benjamin Craig ard Elizabeth Ann
w Craig his wife, did execute and deliver TO ODE
diah Van Noorhis Of the county Of Duchess and
Of New York, mortgage deed, bearing date January
eth so, which gage deed duly nowleiy.t
and recorded in the recorders office Of La sale
~ in book pages q, . and 90 which said mort
deed conveyed the said ObcdiaII Van NoOrii-
and his assigns the east hall Of the south quar-
ter OF section tE-nry-two ~ in township rty-oue
1911 nerth, range font east 81 the tn ri +. NJ in
The county n La SAFE aai state o. Illinois. sad
morikase deed VS. given secure certain prutG--
note g even date with SAID mortgage deed, for
The sum Of nine hmm lrrd and fly dollars and due on
the first day of June -r iS date conditioned that
Paid when due then at tie Or twenty per
per annum stipulated damages till paid ard exc
cuted by the said Berjamia CTtis 70 the said Naay5or
~, or order which r"rit ieeI Contained y "er
of sale Authorizing aid Ghaial yanyooris his
Eus dtfo should be rr9d- in the pa yIn-n,
OF tie money 10 be paid By the term. Of said note or
any part Thereof advertise SCI and convey the SAID
real in said mortgage described, for the per
insc OF paying ~" money due said note after Aav
ing gwen four weeks notice of the a-d place Of
such SHE IN psU-r Published in the county
wh-r. said real estate situated and to sell t slne
public auction FOR cash he hghcs; bidder, a
the door % the house in said county.
"I NIFTY with tir pow-r therein conferred, .ich said
ard uorca-e deed as been duly as signed to nv
p Anthony. And whereas, default mas made in
the yrleEt of the msu-y conditioned TO be paid by
said note and mortgage Now q -re'ore notice Is
hereby given 10 The said benjamin CraIg. E;izabsth
Ann Craig and al others Interested, that by virtue Of
the sad assignment Of said note, and the power of
sale in said mortgage contained. John r. Anthony,
shal sci ~ public auction the teatu DAY june.
A j.. i>t2 al the l-4r o. ten o'clock NJ Of that "a :
at the soath door o. the court house ia Ottawa
county Of La SaIi. !or 10 the hizh-s. and best
bidder, the said east half Of the south quarter
range four east Of the third N. being the same
land in ssid tEass de-. described. and all the
1FaitoTs the'r er> ana assigns 10 ih- sam for the
purpose paying the indept, said note
Iced y " be given 70 the pIrcit.-r mra-iiately al
Ottawa, May II. 1852.
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Ec9a advertisements
MORTGAGE SALE-Wboro.

rs: liiiam ii. Lowry and AsanotI,
Lowry his Wife, Of the County Sale and Sat -
Illinois, by their mortgage deed dated October gTtS
1888. did convey to James Whitehll the east half az ~
Township thirty (31,) North Range one q d east
OF the 3D. p. NJ in the county of La Sale aud stst az
Illinois, which mortgage daily Acknowledged and
recorded in the Recorders office OF La Sale county
Book t, pages 81 and -. said mortgage deed ov
TO secure the Payment of certain promssory Of
even date herewith for the five hundred Goars
due in one year from its date with interest per
cent, anu executed by the said William II. Lowry
The order OF the said James Whteii which mortgage
acei contained power Of sale authorizing Ill said
James Whitehl or his assigns, in case default Should
rleof TO advertise. sell and convey the real tate in
sald mortgage described, to the highest bidder
~. ~ chsi. alter giving four weeks notice Of the
tle anu place Of such sale, and that after the evs-
o ina satd note and mortgage, the said James
'I..' aS'isnei to me the undersigned, John +.
-. ~ '"u note and mortgage and whereas. de-
tiit mas been made in the payment at said note and
In 'erest thereon frem October 27th, lS6o
now, theIelcre, notice Is here hy given 10 ~, said
HIism H. Lowry, Asenath Lowry and all otbers in
terested tlat ny Nrt Of the power az sal. In sad
mortgage contained and in Conformity tI.,swi,l /
the raid assignee, shall sell, the south door Of Ia.
Court House in Ottawa in the said county Of La S-tl
the "a day Of June 1862 at the hour Of 10 .ln
NJ, Of that day, at public auction 70 tie li,fest
and best bidder, for cash, the above described prem.
being the in said mortgage deed der bed
aud all he title interest and right 81 redemption Of the
said granors, their heirs and assigns therein 'or the
purpose % paying their indebtedness due -l ura
with cost. AID expenses. deed will be given 90 fa
purchaser Immediately after the sale.
JOHN +. ANTHONY, Assi-ncr.
Ottawa, April Both 1862. r37-Iw.
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Ayers Cathart tic Pills,

FCl ALL TIE PURPOSES Crhf.....LF f...-.3,
arc 50 composed TIT Gi-r-ro within the r.r-- of
,.tcr action can rarely vIfi-..ra or cS-te t..-l-
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aad in,igora:e every portion - ,,.7 l.--a .....-
Ism, correcting is diseased a-.-r-. ss.. ..E
il healthy yitsi,.cs. y co.s-a ..1.. e.. .s.-e
properties. tic :"va.il who ! lowed J-au I'D
pain OF physical dllii.y is astr-.-.Cd 80 ird i-
health or energy restored B.. - ICL-coy a. once 50
simple and Inviting.
Not only do they cure the cvcrv-5-r cr--- .-ts
q every Jotv, t-t al-D many ..s.-j St. nd
dangerous diseases. The agent below named =,
pleased tn furnish gratis NV American A. ..-.
containing certificates OF Their cUrCs and tjlcr,Dss
for their use in the following CO.. plants: t.-t,.-
MSS. Hc4ttCyn, Hc0Gacie raj ~ -rCat e. -s. ..5
>tohsGch. Aa'fs,U, Indigestion, t.t la. ..--
Is1r'l2l gf THE Bo1re,s. tia.Uess, los or a., e.
tie. jaos, 9.c, and other kiHa.cd ea..r-1.a-s
arising from low state of the body RI obstruction.
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for the renovation Of the blood and tie r~..Ea-
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:.
HAVING now full and complete abstract OF title Of
Il every piece OF land town lot in the county
which is kept up night, prepared! 70 far
nish. short notice and reasonable abstracts
of title. IaUsSl l.. L. SANGER.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE!

7 WILL SSH on good time and at a reasonable price
the following property, viz:
My Residence the side of Fox River comprising
the "a fblock iU3-bens lC0 feet and jS feet
deep. Ii il, beyond question. the handsoniest location
for Residence in the city of Ottawa. The ground,
adorned with the choicest kinds OF srubbery and
shade and in the garden apple pear plum. and
peach in bearing condition. also plenty grape
vines, currsntS, coosherres, rasberries. and straw
berries In short, thing desirable for and COM
fort is provided for.
Also, $50 good prairie land NJ Michigan,
and Pontiac Livingston county.
Lots !, ., and 5, Block -, Ottawa,
Lots and s. subdivision of Lots 10 and II, Block So
Lot ls, Block So; all good business Lots.
All OF the above valuable property is offered at
sonablc price, and on time to suit the purchaser.
move VI. OSMAS.
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--.agss.~ .Or -1.c,
or Sss &c
LOTS in sanger's Additio:

I nA LOTS in Sanger's Addition to Ottawa, anil o
lOO Lots in Old Town and States Addition TO Otta-
va, for sale cheap. [aus>l L. p. SANGER.
1'HREE Houses and Lots to rent.
i augs l.. p SANGER.
SEvEN improved farms FOR sale.
- auEo L. p. SANGER.
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SQUADRON "PARTIZAN RANGERS,u

Having been authorizedSoy the Secretary ofWar and
MAJ Gen Holmes to raise two companies OF "Rangerso
10 act together under the command of the senior
Captain, an opportunity is thus offered to those uno,
afraid of getting hurt to this popular branch q,
the service. The Ranger service is authorized by sc,
OF Congress; and thus occupies the legal Ground
with any portion of the army, with this difference
however shat the Partizan Act passed subsequent
to She ConScrption Act, and in all eases where the
two conflict the Ranger prevails. The Ranger fur
nlshes his own horse, other equipments furnished by
the Gcvcrnmcnt Forty cents n day paid for use Of
the horse and his value, if killed in battle If tbav
furnish themselves with shotgun, 81 per month for
the use OF the same. Arms and munitions of wor
taken from the enemy belong to the company as
there is urgent present need OF these companies in
Eastern Carolina, and "picked" men are desired tho
Colonies of the different militia regiments are request
ed to bring the matter Immediately to the attention Of
their commands. Any person liable to conscript duty
can join this service, receiving the same bounty nav
and rions as in the regular army. Persons desiring
to enlist in this branch of the service can commuui-
cate with Senior Capt. P. G. Evans Greensboro n e.;
Capt. j. NJ. Galloway, Wentworth, Rockingham, n G.;
Lieut.. George j. Moore, Goldsboro, N G.; John L.
Morche"d, Esd, Charlotte, G; Hon. W. W. Avery,
Morganton, n. c.; Lieut.. l. W. Hughes Godsboro N q.
May ~, 1867 1T
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ID. A. CONVICTION.

Ben WooD, OF New YoRK-Ben Wood,
who, as an editor in N. York, resisted so long and
so stoutly both the mob at his doors and the
usurpers at Washington, we are glad to see pre-
serves manliness enough to utter the following
bold and truthful words in the Yankee Congress :
"Mr Wood, of New York, maintained that. it
was the intention Of the abolitionists in this war,
to emancipate the slaves. They first applied the
torch, and are now more busy than ever with
throwing fresh fuel to the fame Should history
ever trace (Which God forbid) the record of this
country's ruin, that page will seem the strangest
to those that read, which shall tell Of the madness
Of abolitionism."
ain the dark recesscs Of the temple Of infamy,
the gloomiest niche will bear the Inscription Of
their names. lie would not even deprive fanati-
cism of free speech. Already, with one years
bitter experience, we have behed some of the
dearest privileges Of American citizenship wrested
from our grasp. How long, at the same rate be-
fore, upon the plea of necessity, we shall be
stripped of the rights which heretofore have rem
dered US freemen? He then spoke of legislators
having been hurried off to prison before they
could assume the functions of their office Self
government was the God of his political idolatry,
and the Union was but temple in which he
worshipped. Should that temple be destroyed he
would not forsake the creed"
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| The DEsroTS IN WASHINGTON N q u,
have been kindly permitted to sec a private a,..
from lady formerly resident in the yiciDt Ct
Washington, but who has been forced 70 ~, VI
her escape from the insults and depradatons 81 ~
invaders, who have run off most of her serv.a us
ransacked her house, searched every nook-one"nas1
every drawer or closet, taken what thew won.Oi
and given the rest to the negroes to take awav Wv
Tuesday of last week, after the. lady had coo oa
they returned to the household scrva" e'
who would appear to have remained, that tLa"'
was some blackberry wine hid, saying that tTa
had heard SO from the negroes They then 10y
another negro come and dig it up Thew Gm ruS
out where her meat was concealed and took orrn
all of that they could find. They also said t%ay
knew there was china and glass buried, and fly
intended to have that The information ,Lo.y,
these things, they got from negro woman 7"
fact, they used and took every thing thew wo,,oI
They of course entice the negroes away from 49,
owners and paralyze all farming operations, WV"
1t is said that the Jail in Washington is holm.
cleaned out to be used as place of Imprisonment
for females.
People staying in the town of WASHINGTON can
get nothing fresh to eat, either in the way Of cat
or vegetables, as the Yankee troops seize unon
everything. Indeed, the ladies that are tbarn
would give anything to get away VIM. jour.
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egctables for the soldiers ar

VEGETABLES vegetables for the soldiers ar G
called for by Gen. Beauregard, and we presume
as o. matter Of course they very desirable for
all soldiers in camp 1t is hoped that every
farmer or gardner will pay attention to the raisin e
OF large quantities of every description of vege-
tables, and have them at convenient places, in
order that our brave men in camp may be sup
piled. The troops need particularly during the
spring and summer seasons, okras, carrots, pars-
nips, cabbages and Tomatoes, &c; also the squash
cantclope, &c. Let not this Indispensable branch
of industry be neglected The troops should be
furnished with plentiful supply when they can
be had Vegetables should constitute o portion
of their rations
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STRAYED.

Strayed from the subscriber, living in Charlotte q
mouse-coored Cow. She is about eight years
old, and is marked with swallow crop on her left
ear and small clip close to the burr of her right carr
no other marks rccollcctcd. reward of So will be
paid to any person delivering the said cow or giving
me such information that can get her again. think
she came from the upper edge of Union county
'hongh 90 not know from whom l purchased her
Any information may be left at this Office
~, ISAAC REID (colored.)
May 20. 1862. Bind
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Clubhouse BURNT.-Some scoundrel, on
Tuesday night, set fire to Maj McLurcs gin
house, about four miles from Chester, and burn ed
it to the ground. Fortunately there was only a
small quantity of cotton in under the house, all
of which was saved excepting some eight bales
and about fifty bushels Of corn.
4 few days after Capt. Mcclure left hero last
spring for Charleston, at the head of his company,
his Clubhouse and contents were burnt, and now
the new building has met the same tate both evil
IDENTIFY destroyed by the hand of some villainous
incendiary.- Chester Sfondard
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FROM EUROPE.

The vtsn of tie French Minister to Richmond
The steamship Great Eastern brings London
and Liverpool dates to the 9th.
| The Paris Patrie says that the visit of the
French Minister to Richmond was entirely polltl-
cal, and that its purport was known to President
Lincoln.
The London Morning Herald argues from the
reports of NJ. Merciers visit to Richmond that
the beginning Of the end is not far distant. 1t
says France and England suffer more than
ncurals ever suffered from any contest, and both
begin to regard the as interminable and afro
cous.
Correspondence of the \. Y. Journal of Commerce.
PARIS, May I'd, 1862-The rumors of intend
ed intervention grow hourly more persistent.
France is said to have declared her intention to
Great Britain Of not delaying beyond the month
of July next to recognize the independence of
the South. This fact is asserted to be true on
very high authority. No one doubts that propo-
sails of intervention have again been made by the
Imperial Government to the Cabinet of London,
and so far acceded to that instructions on that
basis have been sent to NJ. Mcrcer by the
Foreign Minister. Hence the journey Of NJ.
MERCER to Richmond. The presence of NJ. de
MOrny in England is also attributed to the same
cause. No doubt the material pressure on the
government grows every hour more severe. The
aspect of things looks very ominous for the North
so far as Europe is concerned and causes much
anxiety here to the friends of America and the
Union.
And correspondent of the N. Y Herald,
writing from London says:
aft England were tomorrow pollcd, by ballot, on
the question, would stake my existence that the
North would not have twelve votes Do not
therefore, inquire about the Southern Commits
soners, what may be their intrigues, or the dis
positions Of England. All that is decided, cut
and dry. Keep the of your government and
people but to two things-that they maintain
their present advantages and energy, in case of
reverse, keep on good terms with France. Either
of these positions, and these alone can save them
from what they would have months ago to meet
but for Napoleon"