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take great pleasure In recommending the above
favOrite remedy for Coug hs, Colds, and all afec-
lions OF the Throat and Lungs. An attache Of this
ONCE had severe cough for several weeks, and
after trying every likely thing, wthou! any relief
was perfectly cured by single bottle. We are
not surprised that Ii Is so largely patroniZed by
our soldiers In camp.-BaH. Clipper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

WAY Is IT that families and keepers Of boarding
houses send from all sections OF the city to Day.
tons Bakery, $50 Eleventh street. between G and
H for pies,
Ans,csT.-Because they are made by experienced
male and female operatives, who have been en-.
gagged in the manufacture Of pies only for thirty
all other pies made at any other bakery in this
city. fe Got
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

The CHRsAFBAEE AND OHIO CANAL The
seems to be about as much trafnc on the cinal
is usual at this season Of the wear, and there a
daily arrivals Of wood and grain.
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GLORIOUS NEwS-BURNsIDE's EXPE-
VI dition q perfect success. But next 20 that 10
the Great Bafsa ms nOs offered n Clothing, FRrn-
ishing Goods, Trunks, Hat ssd laps, &C the
Peoples Clothing store, No. 40 18th street., oPpo
ate Post Once. fe l<-lm
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TEIEvIss Geo. Lsrcombe, a servant, wa
caught In the act Of stealing chickens by th
Seventh w ard parolmen, and after a night II
the guardhouse was delivered 10 his master.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfo,s justice
Clark John Howard, disorderly; sea. Thos
Morgan, F. O'Toole, do; 50 each. Jas. Cahill
do ; 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-27

BEST Coal On, warranted, y by the barrel %
cents, by the gallon 50 cents. Lamps, Cans and
Shades, a. chesp as can be bong In Washington,
streets. Re 26-6t
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ALL PERSONS can find the best stock Of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh street, near r.
fc T-3m
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SECOND EDITION
ARMY GAZETTE.
Executive Order No. 9 In Relation to stat
r-. .E Prisoners.
WAN bkPAk1AEST.
W1sUlya TOy CRY Fehrusyv o. 1Ga1

r.r' WAR DKPaRTxEsT.
WAsHIs5roS CRY, February "a, 1882 I
Z IL is dtred:-Ist. That & special commission
Of two persons, one Of military rank and the
other in civil life, be appointed to examine the
cases Of the State prisoners remaining In the
military custody Of the United States, and &c
determine whether, In view of the public safety
and the existing rebellion, they should be dis
charged or remain In military custody, or be re-
mitted to the civil tribunals for trial.
2i. Tba Maj Gen. John A Dix, commanding
in Baltimore, and tue Hon Edwards Pierrepont.
Of New York, be and they are lereby appointed
commissions y for the purposes above mentioned.
and they are authorized to examine, hear, and
Determine the cases aforesaid, ex parte and In 4
summary manner, at such time, and places as in
their discretion they may appoint, and make full
report to the War Department
By order OF the President
E7wE NJ. sIAsroS,
Secretary Of War
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SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS SICK IN CAMP
Young men be warned in time, supply yourselve,
with Hollowsy's Pills and Ointment They arr
guaranteed to cure the worst cases Of Sores, u
GERS, Scurvy. Fevers and Bowel Complaints
Only So cents per Box or Pot. 2is.
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CoRss, Bunions, Cslosites, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon ChiTOpO-
dist, i26 Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four.
and-a-halt and Sixth streets. Room I'D floor
Office hours from ga. m. to 8 p m. Calls made al
private residences when desired. feb II
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CHARGE OF LARcENY.-Lsst night, the patrol
men Of the Fourth Ward took a young man who
vas very drunk to the station house. Rounds
man Fenwirk. who had noticed the man In the
afternoon, observed that he then had a watch on
lis person, which was gone when he was arrested
He mentioned the Circumstance to Sergeant Gro
min, who directed Fenwick TO take the patrolmen
on the avenue beat, arrest thu parties last seen
with the drunken man, search them Immediately,
and bring them TO toe station. Thew arrested a
yOung man named j AdamsOn, and found upon
him a small dOuble-case gold watch, which the
prisoner identified al hiss From the statement of
the accused II would appear that the parties had
been gambling; ard the case was held for further
hearing before Justice Walter this afternoon,
Adamson, IN the meantime, giving bail for bis
appearance.
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THE OFFICIAL ACCOUNT or THE CAR.
TURE OF EDENToN BIT A PORTION
OF THE UNION ILOTILLA.
WISE ABANDoNs TIE DEFENCE OF rae
cHEsAPEAKE AND ALBEMARLE
CANAL, AND AGAIN RUNS
IIKEA QUARTER HORSE,
PRoCLAMATIUN OF The UNION CON.
MANDERs TO The PEoPLE OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
[ s srEANsHr LoursrasA.

or Eiifa6eEk Cry. N. C., February u \
Sir; In oOedienc- 20 your orders procetded
with this vessel, accom- oanied bY the Cnder-
writer, Lieut. Commanding LETTERS; the Commo-
dore Perry. Lieut. Commanding Husser; and tho
Lockwood, Acting Master Graves commanding,
70 The city Of Edentoh, west end Of ALTERNATE
sound
ASK O'clack this morning we arrived OF the
entrance 10 the harbor, snd after careful recon.
notance we nssSRd Ia-the lockwood IN the ad-
vance, to keep the large vessels informed from
'i'ne to a me Of the depth II teF in the cbsnnel
or Of tn appearance Of e. siSSoFks n the Oanks
At 10 i. M. We bad unolst-rbed possession Of
the towl part % flying srtilierv regiment iva
riouslv estmstAd at from 100 90 800 hed prectpi-
tately, wiibOu' hflng shot Nanv Of the iubab-
ltants also lest, In cons queuce, I Yves told Of
v lie rUmOr having been put In circulation by the
panic stricken enemy that our havoc wSs indis-
cri INMATE st EliE tOeth
was happv in beng able 20 stigmatize such
report itoese'Ved and 20 restore quiet to very
eXcited population.
There are no fortihcstons at OF In the water
approaches to Edsnton. At Hornblow's Point
,rees have Ssen FILED, possibly with view %
toe construction of works.
Amans the results ~ the expedition s.e the de-
struction Of eight 50 cannon and one schooner
schoonefs ia the s'und; enc loaded with 1000
bushels az corn We also took ak bales OF cotton
from the custom-h house wharf
There were no public stores in the town. The
custom house was empty
We remsined two hours about the town and
were visited BY the suthoriti and Others. ma ay
OF ~hom PIoft sSsd ntimens Of loyalty 70 tbs
o d Union.
Very respectfully, your Obedien' .A-v'nt,
Lieut. comd's I'd column Nsval Divi,,ou
Coh'R Rowan, Cond'g Flotilla Alb Sound
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MEETING or THE Councils TONIGHT 1t Il
understood that the City Councils will meet to
night, to take into consideration matter OF n.
little interest to tax payers.
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CoAL.-A number Of vessels have reached this
CIV with cafgoes Of anthracite coal In the last few
weeks, out prices do not seem TO have declined
mlGa- Red ash retails for % so 10 % per ton
Willie ash . Ehate lower.
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are invited to try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. L. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
| grocers. ia 2S-n
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DoTss IT BRows.-John Banks, negro cook
for al assault on Wm. Philips, and an attempt e
make hash Of him, In the northern part Of the
lily, was arrested and brought before Justice
Thompson, who fned him IS 81.
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CENTRAL GukRDHousz CAszs-B.6rs Jssties
Tse1Psos Egan. drunk and disoFderly;
% % VIM. Robbins, do workhouse 90 DAYS
George Z Wilson, drunk and profsne; 81 a.
Arthur Alexander, sleeping In the Market 81 81
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THEATEIcALs IN CANP.-Miss Susan Denim and
Ben. Rogers now starring" IL at neat little
tkeatef established by the men of Gen. Birneys
brigade TEey are assisied by volunteer "talenf, ;,
and the q Lyeeum' fourishes amazingly The
band Of the Third Maine regiment furnishes the
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I QsT-CRECK No. 34s, for one hundred and
- FIFTY eight dollars, drawn BY Brus Cam-ron,
States, da'ed Washington. Februsry lat, 1862 in
favor Of Capt. q. X. LOWELL or bearer. Ihe pay
ment of the same having been stopped ali persons
are forbid ne.otlatins the same, The finder will
P Po IHsTarded By returning i 70 CAPTAIN q. &.
the oftce Of Major B. Cameron, corner y and 18th
cts. - - ~ -. I fe aO-ICts
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SUPREME Court, February 25.-Hamilton w.
Robinson, Esq Of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No. l57- George G.. Bates, PLAINTIFF In error, VS.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company The
argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr.
Wills for the plaintiff In error, and continued by
Sir. JOY for the defendants In error
Fb7KdTy 26-Wm. T. Wording ESQ ofWis-
consin, was admitted an attorney and couseIlor
Ok this Court.
No. 49, George T.. Bates, plaintiff IN error, vs.
the Illinois Central RailTOsd Company The
argument ofthis cause was continued by Mr. JOY
and Mr.. NOyes for the defendants in error
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WE ARE GLAD TO be able to oongratulate our
citizens upon the addition Of q new steamboat
swim, staunch and commodious-to the little feet
ALREADY In service on the Potomac--one which
will afford more rapid and safe transit between
w Washington and any destined point than II has
heretofore been the good fortune Of the inhabit.
ant: 70 enjoy, unless the Government should
snatch her up for dispatch vessel.
The steamer Metamora arrived on Monday,
from New York, after being fred into seven times
by the rebel batteries, having made the quickest
run upon record from that city to Fortress Mon
roe-eighteen hours and twenty three minutes
which will stand unequalled for some time to
come. Her dimensions $50 feet In length, with
breadth Of beam Of 81 feet, and ex depth Of
inches; length Of stroke, 10 feet. She has three
cabins-lower, maiu deck ar d upper-and Is well
found and furnished in modern style.
Due notice will be given In our columns OF the
rout- to be selected for her; meanwhile she Will
be open for inspection to those interested 10 fine
boats She will make a trip on Saturday and
Sunday down TO the upper fotlla.
vERy tsPRoPsR Yesterday morning soldier
Of tie 6tn cavalry rcde through the Smithsonian
grounds, walking his horse in the footpath firm
Twefth street TO the Tentb-st gate The we'll
trained animal passed he gate and stiles without
alarm. The soldier, wishing TO u Ike the nearest
route to the avenue, xed bis horse up the steps
TO The foot bridge, and lying close 70 the horses
back TO escape tue iron top braces, pas sed over
and down the north side steps This path 10 not
intended fer such usFs, and though tht soldier
u ay have knuwn no better, the fellow who guided
him certainly did.
FIFTH WAsD POLICE CASES Befo1s Jrsttcs
FsrgEJon.-Jt hn Aver mot the cherry p-cto al
man, but military mans sake) was arrested on a
cha ge Of STEALING pistol from Leon Popperas
ard watch from Il II Hanisnn, and was com.
mitted TO jai' for court. Jacob Kahler, for the
larceny Of $50 from John Hess; case dismissed.
The FUNERAL or Nh JOHs SEssBosc will
take 9 lace to-mo row (Fridav) at AZ O'Clock p.
m from the street Baptist c urcn whers the
friends Of the family are requested TO attend /,
without further notice IL
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HE STRING FISHERIES -nperaiions at but a
few Of the Potomac h~h~ries can be carried on
this season In conseq hence Of the war. The large
fisheries are all blow Dccoquan, with one or
more in that vicinity. II Is -xpected that the
Emaller fisheries near this city will do good
business. IL the shad ard herring are not fright
<s1ed BY the popping from the COME crate bat
teries; but the Amy tribe will perhaps do a.
everything else does-run the blockade. The
gill nets, and the Little Falls f<beries, will no
doubt do good business The hauls have 30
fallen of for some years past that season Of rest
will probably increase the Weld next season. On
the Pstu1ent river more preparations are being
nsde than usual, and also on Bush river. The
Susouehanna will also be more extensively
worked than in former years. Ii 10 too early yet
20 form an idea what kind Of season the coming
one will be AS another consequence Of the war,
shore owners will experience a difhculty In OBJ
tanning fishermen, and they will have to substi.
tute colored hands for white.
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THE FUNERAL OF Nh JozN sEssBoRc will
| take lace to-mo row (Fridav) at AZ O'Clock p.
| m from the street Baptist urcn whefs the
| friends Of the family are requested TO attend
4 without further notice IL
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GEORGETOWN POLICE CAsEs-Bsfoys Jss.ies
RsarGy-Chas. Spranklin, restaurant keeper, for
selling en- sunday, was dned $40 81, and ap-
psaled. Sam Poke and VIM Edinburgh, negro
!s9orers, Lor disorderiy conduct, were nned as
con account OF bis sounding name, no doubt
81 g. Charles Rogers, Irish laborer, for disof.
DERBY conduct, was sent 10 the workhouse.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS Fo-NIsHT


THsArzR The comedy Of the Glove chase, %
Miss Chestney as Constance" with the farce
"a Pretty Piece OF Business"
CANTERBURY ,HALL-Last week Of the Leoni
rantomime Company, and last night Of the great
nelodramatic pantomime 'Robert Macaire, !"
with Clash, Miss Duvsll. Parker, and all the
other stars In brilliant bill Of burlesques. songs,
dances, and Canterbury comicalities. The enter
prising managers Of the Canterbury win dou otess
see to II that their audiences not choked with
gas again, as on yesterday afternoon
PHILHARMONIC HALL.-Ethioptan songs. bal
lads dances burlesques, & G, by the entira troupe
% sixteen star perfcfmers-a most attractive en-
tcrtainment.
FRANKLIN HALL, corner OF Ninth and ID streets.
Barnum's great living curiosity, the ~ bat Is
n ~ and the celebrated Albino family frem NADIA
vascar, with white hair, pink eyes, and other
wonderful peculiarities.
MusIcAL HALL Free concerts at S O'Clock,
embracing selections from the most popular op-
sras, excellent refreshments, &C. Hall open all
daY.
ACADEMY oR Musrc.-Open all day. Free con-
CeTts at O'Clock, attractive music, superior re-
frcsbments, &c.
KNEES AMPHIrHBATsR The great English
GstPeple Chaser and The tsMaypole Dance -
With an Immense programme Of equestrian. AGRA
bate, and comic performances. Go see tue beau.
tiful Reloise.
SMITHSONIAN ISsTIrufE.-Lecture hv the Hon
John Jaw, Of New York. ne re The W-sh!nyt ton
Lecture Association. Subject, Thoughts on the
Rebellion, io moral character and its political
consequeneez-H
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LOST AID Fuuhu.

CO REWARD-raken out of q carriage ABB ut
PC half pact o'clock on the nIsht of the 5srh
inst, IN ont OF Sohofeds sta oles, set Of drab
lining over them, he above reward will be kIv sn
and nc questions asked If they are returned 10 the
stables. ..- ~ p ava fe s. 81"
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PoLIcE The Second Ward patrolman reported
the following cases yesterday: VIM. Holman,
drunk; turned over 20 the military. James
Brooks, throwing stones In the street; fined 50
j, Conner, violating the hack law; dismissed
VIM. sWaiingburg, disorderly; do. Pail Wing.
I'd, do do.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported George
Seabert, I'll treating his family; fined 81 Marga-
ret McGorty, fighting; dismissed.
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SEVENTH WARD POLICE CAsEs-EefoTe JHsttcs
S:rGtton.-Freneis Kirby, for driving on the pave
men; judgment deferred. James G.. Hughes, for
eIrSsing his person instead Of hting the battles
Of his country. was given In charge Of the Pro-
yOst Guard Pat Mccarthy, ThOs. Dillworth and
Pat sullivan were only little tight, and were
dismissed with a reprimand A. Wentzell ba-
ker, for fighting, was fined 50 81; while Francis
Foster, being more sinned against than SHINING
WIS dismissed Columbus Kidwell, a soldier
for stealing a head Of cabbage, was given In
charge Of the Provost Guard Virginia Topham
for disorderly conduct had to disb1rse 81 81.
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HIGHWAY RoBBgKY.-Lar night colored man
named James Clark, a teamster, made complaint
90 Sergeant Cronin that he had been knocked
down and robbed Of his money, by three negroes
IN Prsther's alley. eolored woman, who saw
them with him, identihed them as John Briscoe
Ned BGiscoe, and Bob Racks. Sergeant Cronin
dispatched Roundsman Turner, with the patrol
Iueo Of that beat, In search Of them, and in the
course OF the night the Briscoes were captured
The case comes mp for Trial when the witnesses
can be obtained and the other fugitive taken
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DArENT OFFICE CURIOSIrIES-Guids a.
Il Patterns, Catalogue Of Curiosities snd Govern i
ment Garden At the stand In Patent Once; Rare
Ante us'iau Books, 6nyo,nme' Books; Docu-
n.ents furnished; Railroad Reports; Nf itar, Re
ports; kprut Pat Mt Ofhoe Reports; Cheap yrokn
furnished TO Pedls .; Military 9 ria .; Mllitsr!
Laws, Army Regu atoms; Panorama OF the Coast
showing over s,6Oo miles; nenJ thOu.snd Cheap
Books. RsonIteot ohseB rent; ,herge csles, low
10 Slim ALFRED HUNTER.
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KING'S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER,
N PENN, Av, AND X ST., Near WilldYds'.
r. Sole Lessee and Manager
9. Scott. Manage
2. Whittaker----.-- Equestrian MANAGER
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W AsHINGToN Academy OF MUSIC,

w LON AShDfsm1 of gIOSlC,
PENN. AVENUE, (SoUTH SIDE,) No. 2s9,
Bsttcsen 9Th and 10sh SITS.
Every evening q remarkably fine Free Gomez ri,
embrsc ing selections from the best classic music.
and the most popular operas-rendered In better
sly Than at any other American concert saloon.
without charge for entrsnce,-mny rely upon hav
ing every comfort they desire, In addition TO the
finest music in Washington, they will obtain, on
call, from the attentive ettendants, decidedly the
best Refres hments for sale In the Federal netrop
oils Officers constantly In attendance TO keep
good order. Concert commencing st p. m.
HENRY ROSENTHAL,
feb I'm Proprietor.
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BOARDING "A gent anan srd L. ~ c. be &C.
- Domino isted az 334 New York avenue. be
tween ath anc 10Th 81 f. 7-Sg"
THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN
Z accommodated with Board, a. a6S Eighth
stleet between III and y, Ia private family, r. .
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
1 BoNfd. In q pleasant location near the CspIto /,
Also, a sndsomely furnished Parlo- aud Oh. inter
COMMUNICATING. Inquire at Star ON o. fe l3-u
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY pHYSlC.

so composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely withstand cy=Ge them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As consequence Of these
properties. the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astou>hed 10 find his
health or energy restored By remedy I. once 80
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named 10
pleased to furnish gratis NV American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costire-
ness. Heartburn, Headache GyIsing from disorde,ed
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion. Pam IN and Morbid
Inaction Of TIE Bo,reis, fiGtHie7icy, Loss Of Appc
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arising from low state of the body or obstruction
OF its functions. They are excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
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Icc;Si-6wI

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
La Sale County. SS'
THE People of the OF Illinois all whom the
presents may come, and especially the of
heirs at Law, and creditors of David Hazeman,
deceased:
Whereas, Catharine P. Rohrback, late Catharine
p. HaZemap, Administrative Of the estate said de-
ceased and Adam Rohrback, her husband, DESTROYS
Of ndering Of their proceeding. as such
administrators, and making a final settlement OF
their administration, and fer that purpose have
made applications in the County Court OF La Sale
comfy aforesaid.
We therefore require you to appear before said
Court the Court House at Ottawa in said COUNTY on
the December Thern 1850, thereof the 18th day
De- mber next, 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, if you fit, to attend the final settlement
said account.
Dated at Ottawa, this 5th day Of October, 1862.
foct IL. s. 8. ". RAYMOND. CLERK.
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Administers Notice.
EsrG,e ot Join H. Lee, G.ceoses.

ES7GIt y JoT1 II. liz, Vscr0ttT.
fUNHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
IL ;rarrix of OF John II. Lee late of
the county 0! la Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased
hereby gives nstce That she will appear before tire
~ Of La Lalie county, the house
at the eccmber she ID Monday in DeceIn
Der which time ali having claims
the purpose OF having the adjusted. All persons
indebted TO said Estate requested to make ipne-
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 22d day OF October. A. D. 1854
toct.St ANN LEE Adorinisirdt riy,
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Notice of Al zninIslralOr,. sale.

t(t virtue of order and decree OF the County
~ Court Of La Sale County, Illinois, made a the
September term theie of, 1852, the petition Of
the undersigned administrator Of the
G. Tempeton, deceased, for leave sell III. real
tate OF said deceased shall Saturday, the 10th day
Of December, D. 1862 between the hours OF 10 o'clock
.. IN. and O'Clock p. OF said day sell public
sale, at the south door of the Circuit Court House In
Ottawa in said county. the following described
tate, situate in said county, to wit The northwest
quarter of the southeas: quarter of section 25 town
range also south half Of the south half OF lot Nc.
tlock 81, in the town OF Ottawa also, the half
the quarter OF the southwest quarter Sec
ton IL, town 49, range also. the southeast quarter
and the southwest quarter OF section l6, town thirty
two, ranges
Said sale will lie made subject to all membranes
and widows dover.
TEENS-ODe third down, one-third In six onths,
end one third in ons year from day of sale.
SYLvANCS CROOK.
icctSl-6wI Administrator,