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FARM For SALE.

OFFER the farm en- which 1 reside Ter srie, enn-
tain l6S go, si:ua Ell in the treede Z,
La Sale County. Ill. u mics Ia of a, nns NJ.
Joining the yhaSs e Harding. in Shoi. there is 2
Churches, School house. or Mech sris q xha,s
Stores. and Post Dance supplied BY = Tri- Week '
mail. About 81 ,cres Of the txrm is timber Land
(n"st ri which go d. thr balance 10 Irarie 81 acres
Uf which is feneeh into s lar frds and sn,, Its
all u.dsr 60, state Of Cultivation; good II t,r
barn IS BY 81 fvet veil fu,sksd "a ~iih stall, lar
horses, gf,nsres aud sheds fsrrat,ie good fra
d~-ltug house % ieet ~ wh / ever fa ing well 81
gpod water ~ t;ie door. AMI cisern an hard Z
aboat SO gated apple trees. mast of which have
frat for several ys re; bearing pear. peach alum
chrrry trese' cS'avbs aud lsabeiIa grapes currant
sra berries &c Also. smother psrt Of Tie taru
there IS frame dwelling house 26 fref by To- stab
most o. which bore fnIt last yearl ctersy ire,
pum. curran,s. &C.. The tin Der aud psai 10 10y
join 70 In one body, and the improvements are so 10
Gated that TIE farm esuta be divaed into small
oner Big 1udi.p Greek runs through the timher and
there IL -veyfaing stock water on the premises
For Stock and Grain It 10 Of she best !ocs
signed, living On the pfemisss.s Wa: BARBER. >
Frs.dov IN III. Jups I'd. l6k1s-tf.. ~
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Flight In 4 Church.
From the Brow nston lind. } Union.

49, are-s
On Sabbath dav, Hilton fTilI Church
three miles from Medisra. WAS til. theatre
of one Of those diseracessul scene. that
testify to the teachings and tendencies of
pelitioai preachers. A Cambe R-ver-
end Mr. Jaynes, has for some time been
preaching at Hilton Hill Church. A few
weeks ago, charge was Brought sgainst
Jacob l. Reein. au elder. and The minis.
tsrs wife, Mrs Jasues. in which iii Was
alleged an intimacy, not Christian In s
tendencies, existed between them A tria!
was had by the church, aud after two davs
traterasl investigation, Brother BEEN an.l
Sister Jaynes were expelled for adultery
This led To difficulty between the Rev
Jaynes and the church naembefs. which
resulted in his expulsion. Sabbath
it was announcsd that Row aaron Hub.
bard would prsnch. which, called forth a
large audience Rev. Hubbard tailed to
appear, and Rev Hornutlay favored the
audience nth a ser,Eon.,- Bro Hornaday,
Lein. not in favor Of adultery between
minister wives, WAS no. a proper person.
To dispense the gospel for Brothers BEEN
and Jaynes and Sister Jaynes. SO they in
dignanily left and teok their children
hone. and. just AS Brother. Heraaday
clnsed his remarks, the trio, BEEN, Rev.
Jaynes and lady. r"appear-d. and Mrs
Jaynes t'ok the floor and commenced
haranguiug against those who testified
against her on her trial One of the witt
neSses interrupted her. and he Rev Sister
slapped her in the mouth, thus showing
that the Christian teachings and exam
pie OF her husband had been heed.d and
treasured up. At this point the regular
fight began between Mrs Javaes and the
witness before m-stipn-d I,i. led to =
fight betweea B-oth-r BEEN and g-ntls-
man whose nama We forb-ar tn m-ntio
The elder being in fight fred the in
di,nation Of IN" preacher. and Ia. began
set 10 in which he came out second
b-st. and r-,r"atei preciptst-ly from the
field The fight became general. and sew
era pa't'e> were knockea davis and kic k ell
AID cuif-d quite lively. The fight finally
ended, an Bro Be.n and the preacher
left on the doable-quick
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,. 6 rnLLINGswoRrp,
JOHN HOLDINGS nth


nCBl.iC re'tC- q. her ey v-H tlgi; rl-r es- c.r
Il i.sr--p md >sr.t = Fr.-insn his sifc i. 4
d. . 81 day 90 ne. 4. d 1ss! sI-ca.c unI- th-
= "a T--n -, LAID ''~- -; -
issars ~ - - i-ss - = at 80. ;.
sad NJ: ;IEe i-t i "a n Ia -
esrcer a. D--Gs % the cruT - IL 80 j.t
Gsy OF enc, A. ID. ia in so1< - Of Dee 90
rege -.
Aad whereas default haVi-r I.-n "a f- in ia pay
- f' d. fr.t = no 3, d~scrih--. b.
ing 20 The I'm a. 800 tic t. NJ b. hat
( {" ed --da the -s,h ia, O, jan A. !-es, IL,
is,ir c. ten o'cl"C. A VI 90 -aii say. Ir- so.tl
door e IL C-upty Court house ia Ottawa. in u
sail rY-r tor SAL. ard sci! to The b Ehrsi
t.dd-t Tor C4sh hs gI. title aud int rest oi the
ga ID Eruh.n II Fre-msn ,ad d nj n snd 10 tire
isLi. described ia -ad g, .ri which said
aBaS north ALT o. the l. half o: .. CHEN
i~enty eur, - township h .rty ave- 3 .! Range
Two. 90 IN Sail. county o. i.s Sale.
6.2RuSw CasYErrk:,
Z. :. T.Ytns. ..o.f.a,re.
dr'v fer .F1rtS"ge
Jr6
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Ad Referendum.

In another column Of this paper will he
found . communication. wbish presents
some rather salien. views in regard to our
present national position AID future pros
poets. We do not endorse them, and, At the
present nlenieat. we are net iuclihed to
assaii them. The article is without argus
meht, and only proposes to vatioinate in
regard to the future. These vatieinatlons
| are, however. based upen an assumption
that al FIRST view, seems TO strike at ali
parties alike; that is to say. that there is
no Cnioa left to be saved Or lost no su-
preme constitution TO be either upheld or
overthrown. If that is true, the writer's
views may or may not be worthy of serious
attention, Democrats, we believe. have
been rather tenacious in maintaining, up
to the present moment, that the Union
has not been dissolved and that it caanot
be, except by the success ef the armed
forces Of the rebellion over These. a-raveA
in support Of the Union. The force Of the
writer's position seems to consist in the
| fact assumed by him, that there are no arm.
ed forces arrayed aud in combat for the
! support Of tee U MON. but that thoss whom
the people have supposed were engaged
in that object are. in fact. engaged in
another, to wit: constructing . new govern
ment inst cad 81 unfolding the oil one
There is certsinly too much. indeed that
looks that way, and therefore thatsit is
that We have gwen place Z, this sonamu-
nieation. :st41.i LE1gR-H = - 81
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HH. YIN. H,iECC


O.se and HS.idcnce on CI-.satb.x NJ fret Corner
NORTH .r >wprrms ecu Eosse,
OTTAWA. ILL.
RESPECTFULLY sGr, ri. professional services to
The r.spie -; ut-s-H aud a'c'"l
-. Ii by p. scIrr 81 wt1s years IN Ciev -lNaa.
oaio, hss Ian large .xPer ets- N the t6-stue, t
Of s.rafuI.u. cHyonlc d s-nrrat diseases,
GERS, lever ceres, rh, 1natIsa, A. e.
IL bsSs J. refer to h. following among many
s;ner axe st.. iscaies h. IS aoic t. P7ciace-
Cl>vsl,Sn, sept. isth, sSS.
Thi. MAY certify ths; / besi ..ql.inI.t Nh
Dr. VIA br 81 neAryi ca. awe bIs sist'r las
ledge Vt iss s.i!. sl. heard J. lar irby
spoken If. lie Is, a Of gritty Aud a
gs-d upright ci,is-n.
Mayor Of Il, CITY Of Cl,se! nd.
lean certify 20 that wna., Ooct. Nils. the M.y"r o
oar Guy has sd o. our friend A1i :! lien pocs brgs
ia Rae sDJve.
Cievs and, Sept. I:.h. is3s T.. HEWITT.
Doct 81 the Xo.pIaE.
IT,. ~ certify thu; have psen .cqi ,,ns.d 18th
DR. Brexg for VI two years. and know his
char astv, be goo.. A moral ahi s,S!csonr cit
can n. say sitm regard 10 ms Sail Pay
,an, IN Nv Tho all 1857, maj wss attacked
with ,tc cons, Amt liAs renac.x
I,Ygc ~ Incapable Of any business o. any mp
p he'd ~ rr. BeYg sIrr Trying Iiisf rnysicssns
,ittie or no An.c, rnJ was ia.net as,y rsiiry-d-
aso that rom goa safcra .tion spo' iH,s
h. has Tern equally .tee..sin n, y ny O'ier cures
bEoHSs KIRK, Csy -ldras,!!.
Ci.vel I'D, Oct .!d. iSas.
This is 10 certify ;nat have bset ss,ictst VIZ,
fer nunoer years ahi - !'at beco ii-
pei UPON the sAncrg aud rcaasva Tue tau3r AM
| DC d. has alec . tnsl cure. ! soui1 Ferus-
ud all t,o S"o may be all c.1t With C.i.:~r.ls
aft et.eu 10 his care. LisKrkIAlt ELDRcpCE.
UhisC ny Ju y IA 1913.
Tnis to certify shaw bean ai:c.si With &c
Ass"ma Tor t"enty years, and sor tina sens
have te-n unable TO do any basness or tAke an,
for sad ,sr So moutAs past have ocea obiise. I"
.esp in my eha,f part OF the tiair. hass si'psi
to ssysrAi rhysciaGs to 40 Affect. have sis3 csief
~ the slest etnin- ~ Pi,ys'eIa ia eve
land they said they eouid do ,th'.s ~ ms 49,
ssou, tie middle OF AuguS l caii-s ". ". -
Brsrx ana = ter taking the hrst do't Of IA. H' '>s
l ". Mt to bed and r~sisd ss we'll As e''r q. "'
II. r continuing icr weeks p-enp .uSsi ;nysr
p.,fxctl, we'll, peisr At the age 0! lofty si.as.
ali LA ALLta.
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ADMINISrR,TORssA SALE

Dy VIRTUE - order decree -
ID Court n! T.. Sale C,ur'v. Ii.i,s, fu:Ie
pe:,tInn - The Uni--s'g7-i - tirrE tor AMI al
Z ~ the nf WI e. sn, I-ec i
frr leave Scf the real estate Of a.. drcsssI 81 -.
Mari fern II .sIi c,G~s :. -. S5t.
23tb day JGI-. \. D. 81 between ;t.e -
o'clock \ NJ. ant u'.ns. = j . All d. -
PupI.c ,ir. L sou dor 81 the Cclu.g C'pFt
House sid ctI'y the 70 in t.. -rIb-i req
tate situated in the Cnua;T o. Ia S.'e All
Eli 'I. wit: The half OF the nr~'ii
OF section fsar. - town h-p thirty ct.
r.u,x four ~ Of .he mind Prncip4 ,n-~tlu..I
dyed s b. given TO he purchaser of said prens-s
u. he tinv such sale.
NATHAN W. RArEBCT, Adm ~ .st-utor
AnThEA : ERWIN, ARr, tnistratris.
Jlus n. lSi -s~
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EUROPE European advicas are to the
23;h ult. The Confederate loan declined
to per cen, upon the reception of the
news o: the battles in Virginia, but snbse-
quently recovered 3 psr cent. The prlva-
teer Georgia Is advertised for sale The
LAIRD rams have boon purchased by the
British government. The Duke of Mala-
ketf (Msrshal Pelissier) is dead The
Bank OF Easlsnd. has reduced it's rate of
discount from TOT per cent. The Derby
| was wen by Blair AthoL
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The La Sale county democratic mass
Court House ia Ottawa on, 1hu:sd,y.
June 9Th
On motion, J. r. SEAvEa. Esq. was ap-
poistsu Chairman, and wx OsA,s Sec
rotary.
On motion, the chair appointed a COM
mittee. consisting Of Col. + Lyle Dick.y
IJ. W. Armstrong, II. J. Brimhsil, Capt J
L. Mccormick. and John isise 10 report
suitst!s asmss for delegate, to the Spring
field convent on
Mr. HAlligan moved Ina. a County Dem
ocratic Club. be organized, to consis, of =
Chairman and Secretary residing at or
near Ottawa, and to be elected by this
convention. and Of one member frcn, each
Gown, to be selected by the towns respect
lively; and that the general duty Of this
club BE-, to devise such measures and take
such steps ~ their Judgment may sug>
ysst, 70 promote the success Of the demo-
cratic party. Adopted
Ou DOtiOO, w III SSAAS WAS eiSCkto
President, and Jonx HlsE Secretary OF
said club, with Instructions Immediately
TO correspond with prominent democrats
in the various towEs Of the county solicit
ing ,hsir cooperation ia promptly pslf.c-
ting he proposed org anization.
Col l. l. Dckry, from the committee TO
propose names, DC, subIn.t tied TIE follow
ing report:
For dtl.gn.es-Geo w Armstrong, Jno
L. Mccormack, =. Lyl. hickey. FREQ. D
L4add, Vim Redulk X, z. D Tayler. " K.
MiIligar. SamI. Chapman, Alex Vaughsy.
Ir-nus Brewer. Andrew Smith. II h
Parr. +. P. Halligan, y G. Canon.
ARerna,es-J. D Cation. Warren Hill,
Harvey Day, John q Dent, Vim Bari CT,
j VA Hoes, Geo K Belford. Cyra.
Shaver, Thos. Jnhns. Jas Clark, J"hD !
Armstrong Michel Rudd, o. ?. Hattie
way, Ot,s . Wakefield.
Hs.oh'>d, That the delegates are author
iz.d "a nil any .-.cancy in the delesa'ion,
and The delegates pres-nt at Springfield
NAV cost the full vote Of this c'C"iy. -
On motion: the report was receives.
On motion of Mr. Can"i,. the names o,
the delegates were voted upon separately.
AID were sevrrnlly adopted Tie rr,2Iu
ton reported BY the committee WAS then
also adopted. gs<sggk@ ~kT2e
/ On motion the convention adjourned.
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TIE REASON WHY

When Reyerdy johnson returned from
New Orleans and reported Butler a thief
aad when sundry committees of Congress
reported Morgan and we don't know how
many hundred other Abe Lincoln officials
Little better than thieves, people asked
why SO many men in public employ ent,
who have been discovered in improper
official conduct, could be retained in tho
public service. TIE true reason NAV Dos
,iSly be found IN the following statement
In 1858 an agent Was sent BY the treas
my department to Columbus, Miss to
enquire into the condition Of the land
Office at that city. The agent reported in
euustaRce sS follows | fad that AR
Harris, the former receiver Of public mon>
eys IN The lInd Office in this civ is u de,
!aulter to the amount Of $4,000; and I
IND that Mr.. Boyd. the present receiver Is
= cefau''er 10 the amount Of $40 900
] would rot advise YOU 10 remove Mr.
Boyd: indeed | think you had better
hold on to him. believe the sum already
taken tu'iy satisfies him and have the
fullest cc"iderce that hereafter lie will
faithfully guard the public interest But
If you turn nm out aud Put i'll another,
the new receiver will be sure 20 steal $40
O}0, rnd my reason for so believing is.
i,,at find loosrness of morals about
here ;hat /, ROT at ali conclusive to fair
d-slin.
The above is the best loyal reason We
have seen for keeping the present admir
is:rasion in o.fic. all mankind know
that the morals of the republican party
are 50 DAD that any change among them
selves would only get a hungry thief in
abe place OF q thief already gorged with
p,unaer: We advise the people 10 work
for the salvation Of the county, in the
election of a Democratic President, when
tie whole Of Abr.haIss forty Thousand
thieves will be iurAed out aud homes,
nen put in their places 49,. a
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n,sns WAS recently made in the rebel
House OF Representatives, giving the num-
Der Of troops supplied TO the rebel army
hy the respective States. since the war be.
gan, as follows
A'-5Au. - furnished 10000 men !;
Florida, i No; Georgia, $1,000; Louisans,
SO; Mississippi. 10000; North Carols
ma, 2o,OOJ, Sol,h Csr,lina, 25.UUO; Texas,
20 oOJ; Tennessee, 81. 0vO; Virginia, lO3, !.
OoJ; Arkansas, IS, 900; Kentucky, 20, 600
Maryland, 5000; Missouri, 35OOO To.
tai, sol 600.
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The sse&sseR Berkshire was burnt on the
daazsD liver, AGAR ko.dout, on W >dn~s.
IA -ishs, AID frezs - - 50 Lives 'ss<
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II is amusing to see accounts Of little
of6ce-bolders aud official pap suckers
too lazy or incorporate to obtain a living
by horiest labor, endorsing lincoln aud
slouting much patriotism on street cor
ners Their Intense love for the Presiden,
.s earnestly exhibited, reminds Us, Of a
little stery. a. Old Abe says = = FL,
: "A man was riding shrouS h a rough and
ruin-marksd country one 'day, when he
saw . half starved, lazy. dunk en-. long
fingered euss diesiHs like ! dog NJ kole
in bank. Says he: $500,
s..Hailo, what are ..yeu up TO. stranger q
s''As?' 10 digging out wsodchuck T.
DO you, expect to, catch hiM
@Ca,chi i'm : Great God las Jim Lass
says.) IT, er's no .speet absntit Z It's wood
chuck OF starvation. for thsrs aip't enough
Of meat in the house 70 spell after t.
speih, nd II lpstsA - 81 thA Erecesiss. "
u Qlss IHay Dssssv
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War Is THE -AccRrcArrsLPss Die
are in the habit OF looking 1t the national
debt - amounting to $l,75O,0UU.OUO,
but 10 this alp W ould it not be right 10
estimate she ansusts that the various
ststes. cities. counties aud tew.s have
borrowed to pay eounties. ETC., aud ada
ir TO Uncle San's pile r. DoiEg 30. ~s
should have national debt thst Would
Prsvok: tue connissrstisn 81 even TAX.
I'D > sTra isiS 8e9ss al .ssos eessprE
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CoscEIss-The proceedings OF the week
are easily summed up. The new tariff
md the new tax bill have been paassd,
feariulIy Increasing the burdens Of the
ps"Ple by both, aud the bankrupt bill has
tssn defeated s->- .- ---
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Joka Butler. brother OF Gen. B. E. But.
Ter, went to New Orleans worth, ;he paper.
say, about 5000 He was with his hot.
Is: brother Ben. about year and half
then retusne.i to New York and died
What follows is by telegraph:
Nav YORK. May Do The will OF John
Bu,ier. brother 20 Maj General Butler.
has been offered for probate in the SuIro-
gates slice in this city. He left IA estate.
the E<prsss SAYS, valued ct $1,000 go. Of
which oHs half is bequ.athed ts the Maj
Gsse.al
-of essrsa toe Buffers were very honest
in .he:- administrators Of affsirs in New
Orleans, and never stole . penuy-uo.
they!
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DISSOLUTION

He CO partnership irr-Io' o-- -Iisiing bet-e~n the
uHd-rs gn-d Hr.der he ~ and siilr o: s.
HoIngs rcEII 5oa, IS ;his y di,so we'd bJ mutual
All cl-irs sgria.i II late Arm will b. paid BY
Jshn HouiEssa IN ohio is acne .utao IA
and cs,I-ct a. t.b;s due q said tTin.
Dated jane lat, 1854.
p g nnLLINGSWoRrp.
JOHN HOLLlNGs RITZ.
Tie BUS ness VII re cou;inu bY the EnG-r sgued
the OLD .iarc. door uor.h Of tie Mansion
Hoas-.
1.sa-iny ~ former patrons aai trends 'or their
'svvrs. | r-sss-c.'''. III, Tor = % tn
.zHr. where rt.b all md ia- b--I
q Nine, ALL L48G"r.. 81 4. fgur
and OF g,'d q4ai.y IS l. found any
Lcu.e he
;-ue IitH. i.6.-3~ J. HJLLiSISS1 RTi
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TIE EFFEcr--Gold stood for lHearly .
week 1t 1872, up to the announcements OF.
Lncelns nominations at Baltimore. In a
few hours it went up 1876, and yesterday
reached the unprecedsnt figure q. 1913.
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The sword At st. ,Ieuis sanitary Eair
was awarded to Gen. Hancocks Hisvot
was 2,A03. Mcclellan received the next
largest number +H'@. # - si'@t
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Horace Greeley dsnounces the state
mentSof Maximilian that he had been
elected by the majo:it Of Mexico 10 the
place of Emperor of their country. Tie
editor ssys that only "a small part Of Mex.
leo has been held by the French. and the
rest had ne opportunity ~ po,s- Where
upon the Louisville Democrat protests that
doctrine will not do lhsae times. The
loyal people voted; the disloyal are lot
to he counted Hahn is elected governor
Of Lou.i qua, and somebody else COVE nor
of Arkansas. by . majority. Viii ,h-
Tribune dispute that because naIy a "
voted 2 The doctrine now is that ten er
cent. will do it they are loyal the res:
are not to he counted Maximilian uses
the same latitude OF expression that some
other people use.
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Horace Greeley made speech the other
night ia Brooklyn which We 6n& reported
ia his own paper. We quote from this re-
port: I.....-
As to matters a lit le more personal
add direct TO yourselves, / have painful
appr~nensions that the worst part Of our
troubles. great As they are, Perileus and
Iinnainent IS they are. u not cennsctsd with
this great and powerful rsbellion. The
wort feature Of our government to day 10
to TsE...:y. aad coIru plon that has crept
.r,o =. T-ciie service"
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ICE c. K E A M
At the ". Z. Tsiery
May 's, 1894 I'm RoBERTS Hess.
T..E Cgi,EBRA rhD NORMAN HORSE
q LEWIS NAPOLEON.

VII, be at the sb,e of Ell Hodssen in farm Ridge
L. Sale county AMI after ifi- l5;f June
hrouzh the IA Sc tsop This particular b. ID Of horses
has been bred y itf b eat under the ovcsmsnt
regulations of Fran for years, sae - par.
chased Of sa d ernmsns and importe6 \ he year
lS:liyC Fslrgton ard l. Martin, oft ''n county
Ohio. Further detsiIs OF said horse no, Nseessry
this said hsrss and stock Is shat knN in tbs
cecnty J. =. DILLON 20.
Al fssA. ne vsk,.ies< ~. OBJ ~.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S
$4,000

or them in use in this county
and Europe.
lies are ,ir only machines making
the Lock Stitch win the Rotatin6
Hook.
Ar. profitable and available uNo
time.
Equal to ten seamstresses.
An annual dividend Of 100 70 500
per ceti m their cost M, be obtained in
us---by their possessor.
The Glass Cloth presser, (so p,2D
:Ar,l can oa!y We cad vita tue.x Nach,uss.
D. ID ST hLl l.sr
July -. issss sri .f-- Cstass.t Nosee, esssa n
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Gold 'rpauei IN New York Thursday
Uossias st los ssA slsssA q Ioa,
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Etss-.!.l,sOa as (opartnerssi sp.

kf.>-.s.G1:sO1 bs S2epsafiHcFShsp.
fftHf Ga.,-r signrd hayn- sold hetr entrs stock o.
i E,,ri,r9feu.R ~ ces zfnac,s Io.is. TIA shop
a.d RlLJ5s.S o.runiet IN awue by the e. sfessrs
E,s.:cr C,ts iis Gu Cop ir.ner~hip hsretoforo
existing i,.rv., ;e.. Is tn. isv Dissolved ny mutual
eou.4ut Aha. LIB, itie- .a the late hrW vi be
paid v r;iis.ttr and \. isjsi Ius tie arm will be
nv him ADD fcslcct ully ask AL persons
int bed "a. c the old st4ai and s.rsIe tbeg
accounts Immediately. b PuIlC HARD,
O,,,w4 My Els, f-nSs & HARD.
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-: Geo. Vienna 4; l.. Town Sc A. Anderson 2;
T. Brown s.; John Barker s.. : c. Mcnfeid ~;
3 Dsiano - john Schultz Sc Andrew Srayer
S6; DanteI Reisr SO, John F,nneil Is.
Adjourned to June I4,h 1861.
u. LeAyExs CITY Clerk
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: Ale Brewery.

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viii every sspssiss srsleis % oreea % Seek Ale.
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can certify 20 th4 Uoct. tiiiis. the Msy"r
IA Guy ha3 .. friend Ani :! lien pocI Br:gg
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Cieve and, Sept. I2;h. is5S VI. T.. HEWITT.
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Mort. ~ Supreme Cou Hos.e,
OTTAWA
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This MAY certify that ".Ts beei ql.intei ~ n
Dr. WA Br gs neAry. ca. awe bAi .s.t'r >a.s'
ledge Of s>i!, sI. heard J. lar sr.by
spoken If. lie l., .ei.eve a Of iLi gritty AUD a
gs-d uprighS ci,i1>n.
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Tuesday. Ju1e ihe1 lsE4
Regular Meeting. Pre,eHt Ma, OF Rice. Aid How
land. Loouey God, Dow. Mason, Murphy. Fen
bell. Walker. NcGiunts. Haiheray. Miller aud
Coiiiugs.