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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
Usefal aud Valuable Discovery:

NOS 4SS, 4So and 4SS bIoad"si' cor DtoV"sb|
Usefal aud Valuable Discovery:
HILToNs IHsoLUBLE CEMENT
!. Of more general practical unity ih,D any inyeRsi9n ny
sUPERIOR,O any ADHESIVE PREPARArIoN KNOWN.
nIIToNs INsoLUBLE CEMENT
Il thing and the result of yes of study I' c0ueina
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
aud under Circumstances or charge Of temperature wiz
become corrupt or emit any offensive smell
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
lag channels works without delay hot affected By
soy change Of temperature.
JEWELERS.
will find it sufficiently adhesive Tor their hes been
proved.
IT IS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO LEATHER.
and claim especial crit that sticks P-tche9 and
Lnings to Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong without
stitching.
IT'S THE ONLY LOUD CEMENT
eItsn' ths; !. sue thiHs ;9s T poas ,vopv
aud articles OF Household use.
REMEMBER, HILToNs INsoLUBLE CEMENT
is in liquid form ND a; easily applied a. P9i;sS;
HrLroN iGss' fSso 81 Ts's q CEMENT
adheres oily substances
Supplied In Family or Manufacturer packages nom
OUNCES ~ ~ Hilton BROS L Co. Prophe,or.;
For sale wholesale by NJ. Ward Close { Co., Ne. 10
willsm-st. H. C. Oakley No. IL Parkrowi Hall Rusksl
No. zle Greenwich st., and a. retail everywhere
Carpetings.
l.. GERTON,
NOS. 10 AND 81 WORTH-ST,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO an
LARGE STOCK OF
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGET, &c..
WHICH HE OFFERS AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT
FAIL TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION ON
FIRsT-oLAss BUYERS.
r. W. HoTCBKIss invite. hi, friends to call and cram
Inc tho stock.
soaps, Candies, starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY
&c. HgLIs SONS
Oaic. No. 81 Park row,
Opposts Park Fountain, New toTf,
Offer to the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT
Al No. 100 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
RROOKIYN GROCERIES.
SEHPEssr sS SS As CHEAT AND
cH Fhk co FIR s sUGa 6 sficE
And sss Hss'1E ES go BROOKLYN
Cabinet Furniture.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
$4,000 WORTH OF FlRST-CLAsS FURNITURE.
we offer Manufactured goods to the public a. the low
cSns.sng Of PslOr Library Dining and Bedroom sui.ss
Of selected material and In the latest hshionabe styles
All goods warranted
Please examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere
WE'LL L BRAUNSDORF,
Nos l25 and l2T Riyinston-st bet Essex and Sorfok
Grand Essex. aud Hoastonst stages pass close oy.
IAN Quiet on the Potsmac."
BY BRBwKRrox. o.uI
An exquisite picture which tells the whse story fup'H
81 IN card photograph. price Is seats, y Anthony.
No sol Broadway, N z.
Attention, Loyal Men.-The CoPPerSesds s $3.50
ing badges, let outnuinoer 'e hJss Isl e.atsh
Union BADGE now really Srr,s. Address J. W.,
$40 per hundred. by mall or eiEe'i,u Fnltoo.,t.
EVERETT p. o. Box No. 1914 or NO. III --
TIVE PHfNCE NAPOLEON,
.,,,,.a .l.cbss were executed BY BARLEY hsE ME
priyE,M,fI SSsiSTs ATTACKED 81 INDIANS ON @HE
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
| THE UNWILLING LAB0RER,
| THE .lEPOSE
R o-ruisson pubDh thsse me specimena OIL Avert
can N'n CARD SIZE FOR ALBUMS.
Pros Is cents each. Gao be .ent BY mail.
T.. II. 7. ANTHONY,
No. sol Broadway. Nsw!Yess.
NEW, Styles. % Just REcElVEb from PARIS.
GEO c. ALLEN. No Ais Broadway.
On esW he9v Cssseses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

The Fairy Wedding!
By srect ara geineut publish e1clusysy the CAhD
Pu0TO0RAPHS Of the LlLlPU1lAN WEDDING
Nj and Ma, Gen Thumb in wedding dress. price 2Sc.
Commodors Sntt aud Mis- Minnie. Croomsman aud
price 25c
NJ, as Tom Ihuinb in ption dress pcs 23c
Ni.s I.xinn and Minnie price 25c.
~ ho I,id Pany (sroup Of four card price 800.
H. u,td.I psrtv (5ere o.cope picure) price SOC
ri Rrie p.rty lsereoscope cooredl. ....p price 75c.
tn. mice ard pictures oooIed, will be extra Can
h, SEM h, ma. on receipt Of price aud poitg. stamp.
None genuine unless stamped with oor trade mark EA In
circle on the Of The Photograph beware OF spurious
comics mn ade from engrsvings, &c.
KkH. n. ANTHONY No. 5ol Broadway, New.Yors,
Manufacturer OF The best Photo graphic Albums and
Publishers OF Card Photographs Of celebrities
The negatives Of theso exquisite pictures made Tor us
BY brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

DETERMINATIONS.
EXTERN MAJORS.
poR RATS MICE, REACHES, ANTS. BED-BU0S
MOTHs IN FIRS. WOOLENS ko., INSECTS
on PLANTS FOWLS. ANIMALS, &c.
Only iaable remedies known"
free from Posous"
Not dangerous TO the Human Family"
'Rs.. come on, OF their boes to dis"
-, soI by al DurGGIsTs aud kErAILENs everywhere.
~ an Ryw,Hg -" ~ all worhle,s limitations
tS,- PEiScfrAL DEPOr. No. N1 Broadway N \.
Capture Of the Ariel"
by the ~.
T.. 4 IL 4. ANTHONY,
No. sol Broadway, N. Y.
Price p cents, cen he sent BY mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

have just complsted my extensive stock of
SPRING CLOTHING, not surpassed IN tho way Of
assortment taste, style or price IN this city Tho
Custom Room Chldren's. aud Furnishing Depart
mrnt not squaled. Entire Subtraction gwen, or
money returned Please call and examine Tor your
selves. 80 -.
y. b. BALDWIN. Nos. 70 and 70 Bowsry.
LARGEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
Elegant Carries de Visite.
PLAIN Al 50 per dok. VIGNErTES. - per dos
R.sntfnl ColoTsd Photographs at equally low prices
JOHNSTON BROTHERS,
No. B67 Broadway, near lath.st, Now YORK
B-Picturss made iu rainy or cloudy weather.
Window Shades.
Lsrrs Assortment Of
WINDOW SHADES.
Nav and elegant styles for sale to the trade terms low
THOMAS POTTER, Ne 80 Lioeriys-
splendid New spring styles Of Croslsy, ps'eci ,I
of English Medallion, Brussels Three-py aud Ingram
mats Ruu Mats Cocoa, snd Canton Mating Wme no''
and Shades Table and Piano Covers, sr.2avo -
All good, guaranteed q. HIRAM AEDEESoNs' NO :"
b9wey.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21

have not yet had tine to reach the most
of the schools.
There has been much sickness this win.
ter, in the camp near our city, and our
Society, a. in duty bound, has superin-
tended the arrangements for its hospital.
At our request, the Sanitary Commission
sent hither as head Nurse Mr.. Gregg, for
merly one of our most efficient members,
and now serving her country in more
areluous vocation. We are hiring an as
sistant nurse to work under her. and some
of our Society visit the Hospital daily,
thus endeavoring by faithfulness to those
so near US to practice that charity which
begins at home"
We made at one time an effort to add
to our other uses, the supervision of, and
in part provision for, soldiers destitute
families. In this undertaking We have
been most unexpectedly aid nobly as
sisted by the Battery sncamped near the
city, who have saved through the winter
their spare rations and donated them to
our Society for this purpose. We have
done in this direction all that we could,
though not nearly so much a. we desired.
We also appealed to our fellow-towns.
people, through the Press, for cabbages,
onions and pickles. and thus collected and
forwarded two barrels of these sanitary
articles.
We have forwarded through the SANS
tary Commission, in the last three months,
two bales Tor three packing trunks tulD,
nineteen boxes, four barrels, two half.
barrels and two kegs. Of these, two bales,
FIVE boxes and two barrels were contribut-
ed by our Society. One box was accredited
to us, being a donation from the Baptist
Church in this place, and one only of its
ceaseless efforts to promote the credit and
the welfare of our Society. The remain
der were sent TO us from the country to
be forwarded The bales - afterwards
transferred to packing trunks-were sent
to Hartsville, and we have taken pleasure
in sending various articles of comfort to
the hospital and camp near our city
Finally, in accordance with the present
scope of our enterprise, whe have changed
the name of our Society from Ottawa
Soldiers Relic" to La Sale County
Soldies Aid Society and it only remains
for your secretary to express the hope that
for the sake of our holy cause, the cause
Of humanity, your Society may be pros.
psred III the futare AS 1t has been in the
past. Respectfully submitted,
SARAH E. HESsHAw, Sec'ru
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War News of the Week.

The war news of the past week furnishes
no remarkable occurrences. There have
been a couple Of spirited cavalry skirn:ish
es on the Rappahanuock, resulting in our
favor. A cavalry dash on rebel fortifca
ton on the Blackwaier, near Suffolk, was
less successful
Gen. Hunter, at Hilton Head, has issued
an order for " forward movement" but
whittier directed has not TRANSFERRED An
expedition of ] 900 negroes, under Mont
gomery, Of Kansas notoriety, into South
ern Georgia and Florida to excite a negro
instruction, is reported TO have come to
grief, the rebels having captured it.
Fasragut, it seems made an attempt to
pass Port Hudson about tho 18th The
rebel accounts say the Frigatc Mississippi
was destroyed in the attempt, and that
only one passed. Also that Farragut, with
the rest of the feet had returned down
the river.
Advocates from Rosecrans indicate that
another great battle near Tullahoma is
imminent.
Kentucky is again alarmed about q
threatened rebel rising and invasion.
The reports of the successes of the
Yazoo expedition, in Gen. Grants depart
ment are not confirmed. The last heard
of the feet was, that it had reached tho
entrance to the Yazoo, where it encount.
cred a heavy rebel battery, in the engage
ment with which the gunboat Chilllcothe
had been seriously damaged. The conf.
dent reports that the rebels were evacua.
ting Vicksburg also lack confirmation.
Col. Jas. B. FRY has been appointed
Provost Marshal General under the con-
scription law.
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Treasurer Quarterly Report.

The practice of sending thousand dol
lar negroes into the Southern Confeieracy
in the disguise of soldiers will doubtless
please the southerners immensely. Ifthe
report proves true that the expedition un-
der iIiE.insCn / Co. has been captured
entire, thousand negroes, worth o least
a million Of dollars, have fallen into the
hands o! the southern soldiers. who will
of course claim fair distribution of the
prize money When the system comes to
be generally adopted, We shall have to
capture blockade runner every day to
keep even Perhaps il would be as we'll
for government TO send every white sol
der into battle with a thousand dollars
in his pocket 1t would afford an admir-.
able incentive 10 rebel aroior.-T.ns:.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21
Great Democratic Demonstra-
ton at Ottawa.

Considering all the circumstances, the
democratic demonstration in thi, city on
Thursday was one of the most imposing
and significant events in the political his
tory OF the county. Without any impor-
tant election pending, or individual asPi.
rations to prompt or incite them, that a
thousand men, on one of the most in-
driving rain, snow, sleet, and chilling
blasts of wind, should leave their comfort
able firesides and toll their way for miles
through fathomless mud to attend poll
teal meeting, argues the prevalence o.
such a deep, intense under current OF
feeling among the masses that must warn
our rulers at Washington, in reference to
whom it is entirely evoked, that they are
sitting upon volcano. Stolid indeed and
reckless to.madness must they be, if they
will not understand and heed, from the
unmistakable tone of the resolutions the
meeting adopted, the admonitions and
warnings they utter. Devotion-earnest-
single-eternal, to the Constitution of our
country, and woe to all who trifie with its
provisions or set it at defiance,-is the de-
liberate utterance of the democracy of
La Sale county.
Our space is SO limited, that we are
unable to alluds to hundred pleasing
incidents of the day that deserve to be
recorded. The procession of some 60
horsemsn from the town OF Grand Rapids,
under the leao Of O. o. Wakefield, Eco,
coming in through mud, rain, and sleet,
was certainly exciting and noteworthy
The heroisn of the German Band, under
Mr.. Bernhard, in escorting professions
through the streets regardless of the
storm, also deserves mention. And then
the speakers from abroad, Messrs HAYS,
FULLER, and SXiTHsoN, and their able
speeches, and the enthusiasm which they
excited, deserve columns of remark. These
and many other alike genial topics, how
ever, we are compelled to pass over, with
the single remark, that it was day TO
inspire as with stronger faith in the intel.
ligence and capacity of the people FOR
selfgovernnent,a aud to revive in US hope,
that was rapidly sinking. that our country
may yet survive the terrible ordeal through
which it is passing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21
How He Got His Wife.

John W was, or is, a genius. He
made quite a pile IN the Mexican war,
and invested it In a canal boat, running on
the Ohio canal. John was bachelor, but
III tie course of time was smitten by the
little god. All old farmer. who lived on
the g heel path, near Massiilo,, had two
rosy checked daughters, but all attempts
to gain an introduction by their admirers
were foiled by the old man But John
WAS not discouraged large chunk of
beef bought off the mastiff and John pro.
caeded to deliberately appropriate the vari-
Gus articles hanging on the clothes line.
Chemisettes and stockings. brecches shirts
and things were crowded in glorious con-
fusion into the capacious bag carried by
John on this occasion. They were brought
aboard the boat and placed in the :. bow
cabin, to pave the way to an introduction
on the return trip.
A week after the boat passed the farm
house, on its way south and John jump
ed ashore and went to the house He
represented that one Of his drivers had
stolen the clothing, that he bad dis
charged him, and desired to restore the
articles. The young ladies were delighted,
as the sack contained all their Sunday
fxlngs The old man said
:" always thought that all the boatmen
would steal; and | am delighted to find
one honest one You must call again,
Captain"
The Captain did call again, and soon
after married the youngest"
On the wedding night he told his wife
the r, Sc he had used to gain an introduce
ton. and the old man gave orders that no
n-ore clothing should be left "out night 8. u
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their firm adhesion t. sound principle and
steady resistance to the revolutionary
threats and bullying of q corrupt execu-
tive and his kindred cohorts.
Resolved, That we deprecate the fOrma-
ton in our midst of secret political socie-
ties, ever dangerous in q free government,
and only resorted to in their extremity by
political knaves or tyrants, whose dark
purposes alone compel them to skulk
from open, honest day light
Resolced, That the state of Illinois has
ever been, and we trust ever will be, the
home of the white man-so expressed by
her free citizens at the ballot box-and
we hereby declare our firm resolve that
NE will lawfully resist all efforts, on the
part of the abolitionists, to convert this
fair prairiestate in to an asylum for the
worthless negroes of the southern states.
On motion. the resolutions were unani-
mously adopted.
John Hise, Esq, stated that the
following resolutions had been handed to
him by friend in the audience, and in
his behalf he offered them for adoption.
They were read and unanimously adopted,
as follows:
the Northwest and the more recent mani
state of New Hampshire, We hail the
dawning of brighter days, and the sure
harbinger of the return to power Of the
only party that heretofore has conducted
this nation safely through all trials, and
in which rests our last hope for relief
from present evils of our afflicted, destrac.
ted country.
Resokved, That the late conscript law.
which exempts from its operation the
fortunate possessor of $500 We regard as
a direct insult to the people, implying as
it does a distrust Of their patriotism and
chivnlry, inasmuch as it imposes the bur-
dens and hardships of the war on the poor
mans shoulders. Our constitution having
no property qualification for voting. there
IS no Justice in a property exemption from
1he pSivileoge Of fighting for the defence
Of our glorious institutions
Resolved, That inasmuch as it requires
three hundred dollars to exempt a free
man from defending his birthright, and
ina>much a. IL requires the same amount
to purchase negro In the District OF Col
umbia, we respectfully suggest to the late
corrupt Congress and imbecile President
who approved the act. TO name a sum of
money that will restore TO our country
and the councils OF the natioa the spirit
and wisdom or cur revolutionary foretath
ers so that new life and vigor may be
infused into the dilapidated intellec,s Of
our present rulers.
Mr.. Hise being then loudly called for,
ably addressed the meeting He was sue
ceeded in an eloquent, humorous and hap
py strain by the Rev. r. Smithson; and
he in turn again by Mr.. Fuller and Mr
Hays
On action, the proceedings were ordered
to be published in the Ottawa Free Trader
and Chicago Times.
The meeting then adjourned.
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MASTERS SIZE

~ 0IlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of .
~ decree mao. and entered Of record by the Cir.
Court OF La Sale County, stat. Of Illinois, the
February Term thereof D. 1863, in certain cause
therein pending IN said Court Chauc cry side
there OF, wherein George Snnth and Elisha W Willard
comp aiaants and Al-xaaier Cru.cksSa nix John
3 FISHER u ors- W. King. william Churaa ssro Nj
cholas Marc, Churchill c. Il az Asenaih C. D. Cong.
Martin O'ConDGr. and Richard Cogswrii were de-
feudant. shall. On MONDAY, tie iSsh day OF APRIL
a. D. 1853, between the hours Of O'Clock in
I'll. forenoon aad O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day
oder sale, the south door Of County Court
House in OTTAWA, in said county, Public Auction
and will then sell the highest bidder, for cash. tho
following described property, being the ordered
by said decree be sOhi, that IS say: The east
half OF the east half Of TIE southeast Quarter Of
ton ely hi So township thirty three tSl norIh range
% east OF tile third principal meridian containing
forty t40) acres, lees also, loIs 40
eight 90 IN block e. and lois eight 81 nine
o. in biloxi ca and lot. t21 and three 80
block three go and lots % and eight 81 in
block six (6) and lot three 81 in block nine (9 being
twenty t2D) lo numbered :hr-e CsJ in
Whitney, DicA nson Durham Addition to Peru,
commonly called and also, lois six ld) seven, 80
and eight Is IN block hundred eleven NH
nine ~ block hundred and eight tlvs, i
and the twenty lso feet OF lot ten lu in block
hundred and seven llU.. in the city OF La Sale,
county OF La Sale and State OF Illinois.
Terms OF sas-Cash. l.. A. H0LLISrER,
Muster tn Chancery.
ottawa arch 18th A n
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List of Articles Sent.

A, towels, lSS prs drawers, l96 pocket
handk erchiefs, 239 napkins, POS shirts,
l22 bandages, IS pads, 30 sheets. 90 pairs
pillow cases, l59 prs socks. l22 bandages,
l3 bottles wine, 2 sacks fruit, 81 lbs tea,
s. lbs dried meat, 10 pillows, 20 packages
rags, l3 bed sacks, SO pillow sacks, prs
mittens, prs slippers, sc doz buttons,
50 spoons, parers sage, rs lbs dried fruit
"a cans fruit and jelly can Honey 2
bbl. picked cabbage, pins, 1874 combs,
several 0ulres writing paper, % envelopes,
postage stamps, p ID. corn starch, 80 ma
sazines, books, newspapers, % lbs crack
ers, l43 lbs Goldfish. lbs sugar. ] box
dried herring, butter, I bottles catsup, p
bush. apples, peppers, cookies, hops: nas-
turtion.
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Ottawa. March Is
MASTERS SALE.

~ Office Is HERERf GIVEN, That by virtue OF .
~ decr.s maze ana entered of record by the Cir
cult Cour: Of La Sale county, state OF Illinois, ~ the
February Term Of said Court, a D. 1853 in certain
then pending II said Court, on the Chsncery
side the eof wherein George nth and Elisha n Viii
lard comp ainants. and Alexander Cruics shank,
John y. Fi-her George W. King, iliism Chunsser~,
Nicholas Marc T. r. Coursney, George Mann. Mar; in
OConnor and Richard Cors ell we're defendants. I
shah, on MONDAY, the l5th dag Of APRIL, A 1868
between the hours OF O'Clock III the forenoon and
o'clock r VI. OF said day, Offer for sale, at the
south door the County Court House in Ottawa, in
said county, at public auction, and will then Sc to
the Highest bidder the following described property,
being the ordered by sac decree to be Sold that
say: The half of the northeast quarter Of
section ;wenty-four IA township thirty -four "a
north OF range two east Of tire Sd principal nsr
dian, containing ghty ts0l sores, be the
less, according TO ts<i ni,ed States Government
survey also the undivided half o! the half OF the
quarter of section number eleven in
township thirty three 35l north, range III cast OF
the third pr ncipa meridian An situate in the coun-
~ OF La Sale and State OF Illinois
Terms of sale-Cssh. Z. \. HOLitSrER,
Hdslsr IN Cl.dncSry.
n iSey-3i.
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The command Of the Department of the
Missouri has been transferred from Gen
Curtis to Gen. Sumner and that of the
Department of the Ohio from Gen Wright
to Gsn. Cox. Changes have also occurred
among the rebel commanders At the est
Bragg succeeds Pemberton in the Depart
ment Of the Mississippi; Longstreet sue
ceeds Bragg in Middle Tennessee; Price
goes to Missouri, and Kirby Smith goes to
Arkansas, Holmes and Hindnau being
removed
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wttana free Graber .
OTTAWA, ILL. MARCH 81, 1868.


We devote large portion Of our space
to day to the publication of letter from
Chief Justice CAroN to Gov SEYMOUR of y.
Y. The letter as will be seen, was written
in December last, but was first published
only ten days ago in the New York Argus
We have neither time nor space to day to
analyze this letter, but tie views, which
it 80 ably and forcibly presents, will not
fail, from their high source to at
tract attention, and on the part Of the
democracy at least general acquiescence.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue OF
~ decree made and entered Of record by the Circuit
Cour; OF La Sale County, Stale Of Illinois,
ruary term thereof, D. 1868. in caus. then
pending said Court, the Chauc-ry side thereof
wherein George stniIh and Elisha WI Willard were
complainant, and Alexander Cru:cxshank John g
FISHER, Henry W King, VILLAS caus ,sers, Nicholas
Marc, Martin o'Couoor and Richard Cassve n we're
defendants, l shall, on MONDAY, the 18Th day
Of APRIL, a. .. 1863, between the hours Of
o'clock in !he forenoon and one o'clock, r. NJ.
OF said day, ODER for Sale, tae south door OF
the County Court House IN Ottawa, in said county
public auction, aud vii! 81 Ell sell tie highest bid
der for cash, ths following described property, being
the ordered BY said decree TO b. sold 70
say: The hall Of lot Numbered q an e
the hole Of lot numbered tao q il osck numbered
hundred ami thirty -four l3I,) il the city OF La
sale, county OF La Sale. and state Of Ill=eIs.
Terms of stle-CAsh- T. A H0LL sTER,
March ls. A b. lssS.-sl. Ydstrr tAQpcArY.
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There is certain legal gentleman in
this place who gives twenty five cents for
religious purposes every time he swears
lie has already id a new s,eeple on
one of the town churches, and is now en-
gagged in GUESSING up a donation to the
Home Missionary Society.
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1t is said there Is man in Philadelphia,
living in the bosom of luxury, whose
father vends apples from a basket on the
street corner next his own door.
Artemus Ward expiodes the story of the
Kentucky he:ress. He says he intends to
commit matrimony some day ''or perish in
the attempt but he istoe busy just now
to think Of anything of the sort.