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Adn.inlsty.tors Notice
EsrsrE -'' NAR0AsEr SANDERS, On ,sAsEDt-
l>HE undersigned having been appoin ted sdmisis.
traitor OF the estate OF Margaret SAna late %
the county OF La Sale and State OF Illinois deceased
hereby gives nstce that he will appear before the
~ cour, OF LA Lae county, the house in Ois
va 1T the November term The third MondaS in Ne.
veater next 1t which time all persons having claims
against said Estate aud requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the adjusted All
indebted to said Estate are requested make inme.
diats payment to the undersigned.
Dated this I'd day of October A. D. 1861
Sws D. s UOiIpWEII Ij,.,.;s,.,,..
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fteal advertisements.


e--ts, Adn.inistrator's Notice -
49, Ks9ATso GsoaGs BAzoRE DECEASED.
WvHE. undersigned having been appointed Administer
l. tor o. the Estate Of George Bazorc, late Of the
county 81 la Sale and State Of Illinois, decsssed
hereby gves notice that he will appear before the
County C"nr. Of ~ Sale count, at the Court House
IN OTTAWA the December Term, the Third Monday
n December next, at which time all persons HAVING
clans against said Estate notified and requested
atrebd for the purpose OF having the adjusted
An p~rsens indebted to sad Estate requested 70
make Immediate paw ment g. tho undersigned.
Dated this 18th dav q; October. A. d. 1888.
ISAAC PAINTER, Administrator.
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Va: uabie CITY Property For

HANS THOMPSON having sold out his business
IA property In Ottawa, aud located in Leland
desires to sell his houses and lot In Ottawa.
SAID lot Is descrit ed ~ lot I, In block 90, in
,hs 10 issae two-ssory house, lar,e
story house. COED we'll, all In the best ststs Of ss
and improvement. The roperty 10 only one and one
half blocks from tn Couss square, and very desi.
Yshls convenient residence for thsse doing busi
ness In Ottawa. and will be sold very cheap.
D inquire ~ p A. 6HERWOOD'J Land O6ce. b.
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Fine Mill Property
FOR SALE.

guyuI subscribers Offer for sale their Mil Property ~
Follows Gris. Mill with two Of French Bur-
Stone driven By good Steam Engine The lot Of and
on which the Mil 10 situated contains - which
will he sold there slso the lot Dwelling
Houses, afye Hafn Store Houses &C.; siso abont 900
ast 20 o. Lard, Timber and Prsrie, which two
large Dweiilng Hots<s, brirk ind Ous weoa Pars
Or the above 70 vsauGse Oosl Lsnd - t.t-
The above property 10 attseee1 ID Ia ralte County
~ miles nam ttsvS ano niles fres Iilih0B Central
r. r. will be sold On together In PARA OF vl b ex-
changed for farming ~ other propsssy.
Sor and poStseuisss sDQs 81 ts oubseTibers
At Lov$il Post OLE, IA eale County. H.
ac-sS "A Ie60-oaS YS?0N LU0NABD.
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Geld &c 80, -

E .H 2sas Geld CSC - .rsl',af 49,.
r HAVE . sasse sssor,s .. DAusos wAssn
s1rwrss 0ene tse Mt Pens mad. a tae 80. .-ASf
~ Tvxfrnntc 2 = = Ore sSsssseN-~ sye
- 4..ltl 80 - - ~ .rslt,g' sHHe""e
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LANPHIER 4 BARkETS
CELEBRATED
Clothes Wring'er.

rv,r undersigned beg to inform the public, that thew
~. pur, hased the exclusive right to manufacture
=, Iii ne above wringer in La salle County. II Il
s"n..ded an al hands to be the BEST WRiNGER YET
1TrGN1 Ed Shop on Madison st., next door to the
M.chanic's He'll. Prices PUT DOWN 70 the LOWEST
LIVING Bl7uRE. The frsds supplied on the %ess
liberal terms. FATOhIN w.
OAAvo, AuQ. -, Ioe
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H9LOW YOUR OWN TRII VI PET,-Otb
11ars bleS ing their Tmnspet. let b;ov mine Re.
- l.rgest and hest Of b. ~ nd
Books. Music ard Notions In Ottawa. .BuySee Cssh
snf car lsdwslIseli - cheap q asy ether mas.
July IL. '6s. Yours respectfaily. Ky. GRIGGa. :.
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Noties Jor Final Settlement.

o. 10 sails Coaaty. S. The People Of the Stat. q
Illinos all whom these presents may come. and
the next Of kin heirs atlsws and creditors
Of Kund Apdersc dee ssed.
Nherea. Kund X. andersen, Administrator Of the
Estate OF 81 i'll deceased DESTROYS Of rendering an
account of h, proceedings such Adnin'.itor. and
making a final se''iemen. a: his administration. and
for that Vas made Application IN the County
Court n Sail. Cuniy AZ. asaid:
We therefore, re-. 'uire You 10 appear before said
Court. At the Cosy, Ito use in Caws in said Comfy, at
H.. Nny.mfsr - >, ereCf 1864 ednssday the
az, IT, -. Srt. - 1t, at IL o'clock in The tore
Of said day, il you sc. ~ ~ N ''e a"e' w.
Element Of said account. go,
ps'so 'h's z'h Gay OF oeno. RAYMOND. C.erk.
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CENTlk1CAAx.S III CURE
From eight twenty standing, lanes known
70 SCYEE(,E AND EA4E. Eafa- p.
For Medic.i Properti Of ECCHU, see D spensatery
Of the United States.
See Professor DEWEES valuable works on the
Prsc ice of Physie.
See remarks madsA the late celebrated Dr.. PHPC-
lex. Philadelphia.
See remarks made By DR.. EPPRAZN McDO WE'LL
ceiebr ated physician and Member Of the Royal Col
~ge O. Surgeons Ireland aud published the Trans.
actions Of chs King and Queens Journal. m
. Zee turgicn1 kevieW puhlis he'd BY BEN.rA.
MN TRAFERS. fsi'ow Of the Royal College Of Sur
geoEs
See most o! the late Standard Works On Medicine
ExrRAc1 BrcHr, 81 % per bette, or six for S. 90
SARsArARIi ~, tee 80 - 5 10
JMpRovED RosE AsB,i % 60 ~ $50
Or half dozen Each for 5000, which will be sv.
eiont the obstinate drsctisas are
adhered to.
Delivered 70 any address, sec.rsly paced from OBJ
servation.
W-Describs symptoms in all esuaa,isatisss-
Cures guaranteed Advice grstis.
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.Administrators No. "

TkAss-.
EsFArs IsaRAL BRuSIxG. De,
FVNHE undersigned having been appoint ATE c> ,hs
Il traitor Of the Estate Of sreai Br' inin',
county OF L. Sale and State OF II innis. re Ne
hereby gives notice that he will appear bSi' =. ~
County Cour; Of La Sale Cru.t., at the Court II,
in Otta~ =. a. the D-cemb-r Te the Third 20.
day IN December which time all persons nav
ing claims against SAID Estate pot I'd and reaose
ted tn attend FOR tie OF having the same so'
justed. All persons inisbt-t said Estate are re.
quested TOT Ike iTmeiiai. to the ondsrsSnss
Dated this 2Iih day Of Oc'oosr, A. d. 1873
STEPHEN ARNOLD, Admtnistrdser:~
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uTHIrTENS GOLDEN SALvE "A
" verv choice xalve fos Piles. Burns, Sesids and
VssnSs. ne 0svs svss ~ 10 shs West. q
~ -, - 8Y. oAS01o
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he above complaints.
These ciI,r's are the pro, mans
frieud. saving MIN many do tors biils
as veil as the rich mans soiacs and
comfort; 'nvisor.ring tic week ans.
aelibersl.d. driyi-g away mela Dehr'y,
making = lie Of IuiAery, one of unsl-
ioy-I enI",mani.
These B.it.rs have been jntroduc ed
and are being used, ne. only ~ the hos
pitfalls, bat among the soldiers. A. Ala APP
y.ii..r tonic and regulator Of the sJs :
TEN ihIoughou. the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
Mighr Lsave Been written KeS-
geTtiny.

In Samuel Johnsons Papers, in the dier,
in 1853 SAYS the Enquirer, occurs the follow
ing which is SO applicable that it might have
been written yesterday with equal truth in
this country. He says:
in time of war the nation is always OF
one mind, eager to hear something good OF
themselves and Ill OF the enemy. AT this
time the task of news-writng is easy; they
have nothing to do but TO tell that battle has
been fought, in which we and our friends,
whether conquering or conquered, did all,
and oUr enemies did nothing.
Scarcely any thing awakens attention like
"a tale of cruelty The writer Of news never
fails, in the iutarmission of action, to tell how
the enemy murdered children aud ravished
virgins; and, if the scene of action be some
what distant, scalps half the inhabitants OF a
province
Among the cnlamltes Of war may be Just
ly numbered the diminutiou of the love OF
truth, by the talsehoods which interest die
tates and credulity encourages. A peace will
equally !cyel the warriors and relator OF wars
destitute OF employment and know not
whether more il to be dreaded from streets
I'll ed with soldiers accustomed to plunder, or
from garrrts filed with scribble"s accustom-
ed to lie
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PartHSans.

This miserable whine that Republicans set
up at party opposition when they themselves
are the most indoIeut parties ever known, is
both cowardly and contemplate. If they ask
as not TO be partsans, let them cease to be
partisans themselves, for they are in the Adj
miuistralon. They may cry the country and
the Cnion," rs long and as loud as they please.
They mean consolidation, paper money, tar
ills, aul meddiug with other peoples busi-
ness. Democracy means strict construction
OF the Constitution, State rights, gold and not
paper free trade and minding your own busi-
ness, That such a policy will ultimately pre-
vail we have no more doubt than we have Of
the truth Of the Christian religion. AS to the
ami slavery branch of the Republican faith,
the Democracy holds it unjust, unconstitution-
al, uuwise, unnecessary aud uuchristan. The
Democracy holds that Christianity means
self sacrifice not insisting on others making
sacrifices N y. W5rd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
A mnsband sIIghtIy PIeased.

In quiet town in Maine, few SGbbaths
since, there occurred an incident in the Metho.
dist church which it will perhaps do nd harm
to relate A friend of the settled minister
having otliciated during the morning, as is
customary some Of the members took occa-
sion, after the discourse, to exhort the breth-
ron or say a word Of encouragement. Among
others were the pastors wife, who stated sub
stnntially that she believed her days were
numbsred-that she would soon be "home,"
and at rest with those who had gone before
whom she ghould soon meet. &c. Her hus-
band, who occupied the pulpit during these re-.
marks, sat ubbing his hands, apparently
with grea' action, aud shouting "Ameu =
GLORY Goa A broad smile was seen on
the fs oi he congregation If that wife
was particle like some femines we know of,
she would have determined not to die ont Of
pun pita, and maybe that miserable mascu-
Ha. g0uldnY hava uttered throughout tho
term Of his natarp existence.
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4 StrlI.Ing llIstoricaI PnraiIeI.

Iu Putarchs Life Of Marcus Cassus, we
have striking Illustration Of the truth that
history repeats itself in all ages, and in no
time more evidently than in those Of civil
war The Administration, in its recent in
lcrlerauce with the elections in the several
Northern States has but followed the exam
pie set by the most celebrated usurper OF an
cient times-Julius C,esns. In speaking OF
the dsseusons existing in the republic oil
Rome az lbe time Of the trmyirate of POmpoy,
Caesar aud Crassus, Putarch says:
"On CAESARS coming from Gaul TO the city
of lucca, numbers went to wait upon HIM,
aud, among the rest, Crassus and Pompey.
These, in their private conferences, agreed
with him 10 carry matters with n higher hand
and to make themselves absolute in Rome.
For this purpose Caesar was to remain ut the
head Of his army, ard the other two chiefs "a
divide the rest yi the provinces and the army
between them. There WAS no way, however,
to carry their scheme into execution, without
suing Tor another co0suiship, in which Caesar
was 20 assist by writing to his friends and by
sending a number Of his soldiers to vote in
the election"
We see from this that the Administration oi
Mr. Lincoln did not originate the notable plan
of sending soldiers from the army IN the field
90 their homes for the purpose Of carrying
the election --P Phiiadeiphia Age
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not nOt be dlsnc,
CHATTER

] utift you, u HlTEu ulhux
your Mehtable's father my
wooY Begone. You have no position. NJ,
lnymph-like child shall never wed and beaII
children to any man who is not noble.
CHAPTER TIRE FOURTH,
Come to the window, my child" It was
June. why art thou so cast down, :wasted
beauty. She had Ftown thin OF meat. ~
VIII hnd Tor thee fitting mate sweet bird of
song MehitabIe sung "a little while washing
dishes. s.
What hol Without Somebody was
knocking on the door so hard as ter tifl."
Rewed
CHATTER FIVE.
"H-a-a-aIt spoke in gentle terms the in
truder. 1t was General Theophilus Hone
"rh c-e-o That' swhx NIehitablo gave ut
terance to- gfI
Yes It's ho comAi Stand back. old
march p
Old Squiggels retrogaded, cause Theophi-
us had whang striker in both hands, red
with-rust 4H
'Now, old man" said the General 81
came to claim by bride-I am B. G. "A
Brgadier General Three long months have
hewed am now greatman. Seest thou
this pile of gold2 | haveias million have
houses and lands | have opposition. l have
honor / wrote puff for ny General l was
given negro regiment For fifty dollars
worth of mules bribed the telegraph to re-
cord my daring deeds The President re-
wSrted me, am General of Ethiophnosw
Then whispered the sirea
General, are you honestT
Are honest2 Do the,world exist are.
1t do Else we're not General"
Then take her, l am satisfied. The conn
try is safe--my children be happyr
And he took her
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,,,'7ifg.s ~ Rice; NJ. s. Iafborr. A. &
@ @Nnklnsoni llsi.ss sS9enators; j. S Rlack "a N
S,Iton' S,' secretary OF War wi liam Kellorg SrbU,i",.
I",aA! T. u. Foule, Members OF Congr,-SS' ri!i
u; ~ EWING, Of lnuianH, and others s'' ''''''
rue Undersigned desires TO nlorui pergors Ls,i,,..
i elapus against the Govemmeut Of the nlted STAT
iat ne u prepared to Tosecute Their rIe,,1s ,'m III
prom P'nesS ana on onabe terms his uraci, .i
nloMituEs OF All the details Of the military r, '
'me nc un'teu states gives him great pcti,s tor tn
Psedy AoJuStnenl and collection Of eve ~ rsyit,,
m persons VINO entered the military servi.. a6.r
mhIch 1851, and are disabled by wounds or ,a co.
hrn entitled to pensions 'N'uA OF u'se"'t
widows OF soldiers who are killed or dio to,, -
al''I thtlf dsctarge, from wounds rece,v,I ~, ~ 20
slOns. ''''' "'e ehIteu TO pen
IL no widow, then the children, under si,tsep ,,,
OF age, are entitled to pcusiou4 ~ ''N'''u year
ori Nv t no" nor chldrsn then the motherif vgbou
If no i ,tb N IN on deceased for support
~, no holh'r then the sisters Of deceased ,,rt.-
@ i ~ years o age, lf wholly or in mari sI.Tai
on deceased for support. u" P"'' "ep'""'h'
m ROUNTIFs
Bounty. w" Years arc CuGied IN
u m All Hho are discharged, by reason of vo,,,ds r,
''iiEtu m battle, are entitled To bo,nty "'' '''
sr nhth hnn arrears oi pay due deceased .oIdict.
IS'u "a aI 'o9w-; hrst to his widow second II no
ne ditd unmarried: first, 10 father. scc,rI ,t M,
"Ner to mother third, If no father nor trnt.r 49, @
the heirs. ITrs,rt1sI' "' = lAA Eots 90
JOHN H. H'sToPPELMAN ESQ Daytop Mnrt,1,,,
y NN"n.y' ohloi II my authorized associate ami,
,alohs prepared and iorW aTded by him vlII ,sif,
osl lGdu
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Alotels.
UNITED STATES HOTEL

bEACH sIREEr, BOSTON
(Drec'ly opposite the Boston and Worcester Rsilroad
Depot)
INHE undersigned who has been connected with ...r
L American House in this city, Tor over nine ven.
mas lehs seu ths well'known and popular HoieT foy
Term OF years, ami pledges him elf 10 his friends %
tne puble 70 use hls utmost efforts to sustain he ro
oh u,huoh OF the UNI Ed sTATks HOTEL az a tr.f-
class house. The public may RELY uron Bndinp st
% lhls mouse all the appliances aud comforts OF ffst
Price, AS heretofore, Two Dollars perday.
NS'uoh FRANK M. PRATT
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ES-UPto Saturday morning MEADE
had steadily pushed forward, and compell-
ed LEE to fall back. The movements
wer made with considerable skirmismug,
and it is thought that general engage
nent has already taken place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

We notice Jy the Baltimore EVesi'9
7banssFift thet our young Ffend A. s.
CuAnneRs, reporter Of the Ipily Gazette,
is among the lucky ones whoSlrew prize
in the eonseript lottery, now leing carried
on in Baltimore city. "ToSSr" ia a
clever fellow and will make good sol
dier. "Nour money or your life
A reporter on the Clipper and one on
the american were also drafted.
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Moral Honesty,

They that cry dcwn moral honesty, cry
down that which is II great part of religion,
our duty toward God and our duty toward
man. What care | TO see a man run after r
sermon, if he co2ens and cheats as soon as he
comes homer On the other hand, morality
must not be without religion; for if so, it may
change ns ! see convenience. Religion must
govern it, He that has not religion to gov
ern his morality is not whit better that my
with Won as finely as NAV be. he is a yary
good moral masthi but if you hurt him, he
will Ay in your face and tear out your throat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

- tNtE W -
- s,,,..,,, -,.,ss,.
.- ~, - --
- ~ i'.,' -. -, -.
Tu 30. CTRISEs WE ADVOCATE.
& eFao Ia',% Il.J,os. 20 ogi, H '@9n' , O'
f' ,ngTg's s,sce. ns ,,,tS p5gn, ,gn'''p VII" '
10, %9,I 'sn S1g11't s1nn ,ns m G for ' ar
dome.e eoa.grn' ,a amt ii' sore'' oa""rN' 'R'n''
opres.ryaro @, thg -encrol goyornmsrt 90 & ..
pea'e e,nome and .,,e. 81. , ggrogd, ., , a. , ,..,.
pie. ,,.., .,....,.,..... ..,...,.. .-..,..,..
Pedly lno.gord ot ro,oIaaoo ~nor' p"'.''bi, rome
Absolute ,,lmr.r.uca IN me decision. q. 'le m'.
no appeal Lat 60 ior ,ac alu pr.u. pc ANA hmca..
ven d.,ipaurim imuua, our best reliance ,n ro,sr,
, Ge,e d,om, @ ''
m,aty.
ngiaS 19In, garacned: ed? P'''''' ga ''''''
,e1y,Sn In4 ng'S' S s nga, pg6. 9tH Z" iu' ''' ' '
IL. E5a,SGsgm'"' 5,ng,,s '''f"'''"''' ana Oh CONNER '
The ll,on a., Of ',9.'rn'i'o, una "e'"'n' '' '
i.l,,iy, Er.gdoa %. OF re, rg.s,'n' ..,.
4.' g.. o"otp'. .'' ''i.r tff p.o''.''"'' ne h''
Aoi trial boy I"r'' impartial, i1i,,, \, ,,,s.iI ,grcsox
..
-.o,,,,as,,r E,,,,,,, pr,.,
Mr. VI,ANp,au,N's friends here whore
b,s b,,re j. we'll know that while he is a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

TIE Collector Of Internal Revenue has no
i6@d lottery dealers to pay fee of 81 900
each to ihe Government
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
JOHN GENGRAGEL
MOULD respectfully inform hs numerous rriap,,s
w and customers that he has Ihrchasedt the
Eating Saloon and Restaurant

E9tmerly owned by Mr.. V. Fines southeast cornor NJ
fr apI ludlow where he will be able at ali times To-
supply them with the best the markets afford 7 W
oisIEhs served upIn the beet manner, and on
aus
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=
tbe pcce#iiy ol .attl hrmy--a slandiDg
army aud We ieht43 1aas ago, from onr
Revolutionary fnthata {a standing army
is tue bane of iblic The South
would be held Is HIhs n is held today BY
Austria aud the people the North would
be called apon for iaxef. iosupport This state
Of things .Sor is thai 40 You have got
tho Military 'ower oye oi noe as is hold
ing the peope by the thSas. You Haye got q
Conscrlpuon, which Is always connected with
great Military Establishment But, saws
some Republican ftiead, this is only tempo.
rary it will pass away with the end of the
rebellion, and cease Raer my friends
never II yon have Conseription now, you
will have Conscnpti6nr forever, hnless the
American people, by the ballot, or in SOC
way, forbid it. ~
The Republican ~ar' programme unle2
is changed, will certainly overthrow all th
! solid aud valuable in5ur institutions Th
fore, say, the Democracy may demand
the Government shall net carry out sue
programme thatbrinis results so disaslrt
the American people
We have seen dark days during th
three years; datk fornur courl-
Bu. the tIdeH
Of the Legisf
this, whereR
tional princ9
able represa
erclon aud
are thinking
ed, if eveyi
will at lei
wreck, anf
enduring
! But yoF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

IA Education Is a companion which no
misfortune can redresS-no crime can des-
uOy-uo enemy can nlienate-no despotism
ensIavr. At homo, friend, abroad, an in,
PRODUCTION; in society an ornament 1t chas-
tens vice, 1t guides virtue it gives at once
grace aud Government to genius, without il
what is mani A splendid slave reasoning
snVapn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

1ho bee. preachers are those that preach
by example,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30
Important
j. r..
(SuCrpgaDr

HAVE just received
l cash purchases, a
dies, boys, youths, mi NJ
Shoes and Caters, Of the
and at prices that defy conn
sortmcnt Of Hats and Cap.
kinds Of work made to order
workmanship. A fl is warrals
FIRED. f. WECKEL, foremRn u q Il
you If you give them a trial B
anu examine Their stock before pu rchasing else.
"heie' j. +. LENTZ q SON
bul' lOi Main, between Third and Market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

remedies offered by this regularly educated
in our colums. He gives advice gratis, aud
His office is No. 6 East Fourth street. Gin
ciunati, o. Cincinnati ARericaR Republic.
We would advise any one suffering from q
distressing cough or any affection Of the
throat or lungs, to try DR. Stricklands Melli
fnous Cough Balsam, it ID for sale at the drug
stores.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-30

People'sA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22
gailpftfeman.
MONTPELIER, JANUARY g22, 1863.

= 4
PEssoNkL.-LT. Col, Gas. II. JoYcE, of the
Second Vermont Regiment, having resigned his
commission, arrived home, at Mortified,
Wednesdayinight. He has been acting Colonel
Of the regiment since last August, and has been
constantly with it since 1t left the State one
year ago last Jsly, having been in all the en-
gsssments in which the regiment has participa-
led during the war. BY this unremitting devo-
ton to his duties, fret as Major, then as Lieut..
Colonel, aud for six months as acting Colonel,
he has earned his claim to rest. His absence
from his command will be much regretted by
the msn, with whom he has always been pop
alar officer. He looking finely.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22
Eli Rich's Estate.

THE Subscribers having been appo inted by the Hon
orabe Probate Coult he Dist riot of Washington
ConmsBioners torecelve examine an aims
md demands ofall persons, against the Estate of Eli
Rich, late of Norhfeld, in said District, deceased,
insolvent. theterm ofsX months from
the Sd day of December, A. D. 1862 being allowed by
aid Courtothe creditors cfsaid eased toexhibitan
prove claihlsbeiore give notice tina
We will attend the duties OF our appoint mt a
he dwelling house of Mary Rich in Northfeld ia said
District the I'd Tuesday Of January and June next
one O'Clock inthe afternoon esch Of Sad days.
LOTHIAN ELLIS, To-,
.- attsF ORRlNW. ORCUT1, "o"s
Northheid, Dc9. Sd, ID, 1869. f36sw3