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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-30
General Orders No. 1.
HEADQUARTERS DIsTRIcr K. s. NJ. (,
COUNCIL GROVE. March 81 1863

HEADQUARTERS DIsTRIcr K. 8. NJ. \
Council GROVE, March q, 1863. 7 !.
General Order No l. 4s - 80
1. The following Officers are announced a,
my staff:
Capt. Henry c. Aiken, Council Grove, Assis.
tant Adjutant General, Capt. R. A. Randiett,
Topeka, Quartermaster Amos ID. Gnigue,
Topeka, COmmissary. Lieut. Levi E. Wood
man. Manhattan, Lieut.. Asa Bancroft. Empo-
ria. Lyon Co, Lieut.. G., 7. Donaldson, Chelsea,
Butler CO., aids" -
II. Headquarters of the District are hereby
established at Council Grove, Morris Co.
Ill The Quartermas.er and Commissary Of
fees will be kept at Topeka.
". All official communications should be
addressed to Capt H. c. Akin, Assistant Adju-
tant General, Council Grove, Kansas.
By order S. N WOOD,
Brigadier General Commanding.
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HoTEII.
function City, Kansas.
GEO. H. PuR1NJoN,

GEO. Il. PuRlN1oN,. Proprietor
The undersigned having thoroughly renovat-
ed and ref,ted this commodious and popular
house, fiatters himself that he can accOmmo-
date regular boarders and the travelling public
in style unsurpassed west Of Leavenworth
The coaches Of the Kansas Stage company
leave this house for the East and West
A good livery and feed stable is attached to
this house, and horses and carriages can be
procured at any time.
ni7-ly. GEO. H. PURINTON.
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Charles Briggs, plaintiff,
against
In the Sd Judicial
District Court, sis.

enaf'es briggs, plaintiff, In the Sd judicial
Michael tn ss, ~th Gsa ans ; IL:
'hG county OF Davis, et al. attached in Xansa.
The above named defendant N;cha.1 nHs
formerly Of tie State of Kansas now ~ IN
Territory Of Colorado. will take not;c. tn,
Charles Briggs, of the county of Davis, in ths
State of Kansas, did, on the 5th day of March
a. ID. 1864, file his petition in the Distries
Court OF the Sd Judicial District, sitting within
and for the County of Davis, and others attach.
ed for Judicial purposes in the State of Hansaa
against the said Michael Owens: setting forth
that the said Michael Owens, on the 2d dav AZ
October, A. ID. 1867, at Columbia Ranch made
his certain promissory note in writing of that
date, and then and there delivered the same
to the said plaintiff, and thereby promised to
pay TO the said Charles Briggs. plaintiff, or
bearer, in one day after the date thereof the
sum Of one hundred and ffty-six dollars and
fifty cents. and setting forth that said sum Of
Sio6b with interest thereon at the rate of ten
per cent per annum from the Sd day of Octo.
Der, A. d. 1862, is now due and unpaid and
the said Michael Owens is also hereby notified
that the said Charles Briggs did, on the Sth
day of March, A. d. 1864, file in the Clerk'e
office of the above named Court, his afidayit
stating that the said Michael Owens is a non.
resident Of the State of Kansas, and tho said
Michaei owens IS also hereby notified that an
order of attachment has been issued in this sctio.
and that by virtue of said order of attachment.
The Sheriff Of said Davis County has attached
he following described real estate, a. the nroner.
y OF said Michael Owens. to-wit the North hair
II the north quarter and the east half Of the
north west quarter Of section No twenty-seven.
n township No eleven. south of range No seven.
'ast OF the 9Th principal meridian. in Davis
county, State Of Kansas. and the said Michael
)wens 10 hereby notified that he 10 required to
answer or demur to said petition on or before the
10Th day Of May. A. d. 1864. or said petition
will be taken as true. and judgment rendered =
and said properly sold to nav tho
"ne s. b. WHITE. Atty ofPf6
Attest: X. D. Mobley. Clerk. nis-7tpfx20.
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Notice

George W. Kingshury, q Yansson. IN -
Territory Of Dakota, will take notice that J.m~
B. woodward, Of the county Of Douglas, II ~
State Of Kansas, did on the 18th day Of MereN.
A: D. 1864, 6ls his petition in the Sd Judicial
District Court within and for the county Of
DAVIS ct. oil. attached. in said State Of Kansaa.
against the said George W. Kingsbury, defen.
dant, setting forth that the said Oeorce W
kingsbury gave . mortgage to the said jane
b. woodward on lot one ~ and two (2l ana
south half Of northeast Quarter Of sect;o,,
three ~ IN township twelve Q2) south. ~
range i've (5) east, Containing one hnnJrsa
and fifty-seven eighty-nine one hundred,hs
Q57 S9lOO) acres, lying and being in ~.
county Of Davis, State Of Kansas, to secnr. ~.
payment Of two promissory notes referred !.
In said mortgage, one Of which is dated June
ton City. March 18th. 1860, and made payable
to James B. Woodward. or order, on or before
the 18th day Of March, 1861. in the sum 81
Si4o, with interest at the rate of four Der cent.
per month till paid. and signed by the aid
George W. kingsbury, as maker; the other OF
said notes is dated Junction City, March 25th.
looo, ana made payable to James B. Wood.
ward, or order, on or before the 23th day az
March, 1867, in the sum of $40. with intereet
at the rate Of four per cent Der month till na;d
and signed by the said George W. Hnesburv
as max err; and praying that the said Georcs
w. lngsoury may pay said sums now claimed
to DC due with the interest thereon, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same:
and the said George W. Kingsbury is uoti6ed
that ne is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the Goth day Of Nav.
A. d. 1864, or such petition will be taken a.
true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
Dated March II. 1864.
JAMES B. WOODWARD.
Attest: By S. 3. WuIrr hi, A,,.,
r. D. Mobley, Clerk. nls-1 pcSoo
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u. L. JONES,
.otaEyPubl1o
ron

SALINE COUNTY KANyAx
I'm HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK On
- Cash, several improved Claims in Saline
county; also house and lot in the town n
SsIina. Ibuy and sell land and stock ct Q FIR
Commission, and assist emigrants In making
eligible location., s
- The Homestead Bill has Passed.
And now il The time fof enisrants to get GOOD
HOMES. No land in this county has bssn
2 CsA upsn or address me q Salina aeli>a
Co, Kansass p36tf,lab Il. L JoNRa.-
DURNETr's COCO INE rol 1n. H1TT
u koe sac % uAEL
DLANK MORT9 AGES
u - oA11 - SuIUoU
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Great sBrlitain's Pubic Debt Compared
...ttk nx.~fn


We have become 90 accustomed "a seeing
large fissws within ,he last two years that
we hsse almost los, their power % create ia
mems minds the corresponding ideas. "a
order 70 give us the full apr ion Of their
mcsning, Il has become accessory 70 look
~ them ~ srsIa'ive manrer, and compare
them with numbers which were before re-
earded as large.
In order for Us 20 fully appreciate the
amount 81 our public debt. we muss compare
|, with that 81 Great Britain. which . well
known TO BE- the larses debt il the world.
We propose 20 show that. relatively. our
public dsbt is much the larger. A large
deb, ios rich nation TO pay may no, be 50
much ~ small debt for poor nntion 70
pay. THEME ns see how we compare with
England in weslih and public debt.
The British national deb' was, on the 3ist
81 March last, 79s s02, l39 pounds sterling,
or. reckoning five dollars 10 the pound. Il,
was 90. ooa0 lo Sos. The interes, on that
deb'. which l. 3 per cent..is S1i9 .S9o32o
BY official returns. the entire wealth aud
valuation 81 The naiion was. on the Sth day
~ Aprii. 1861 ssi 500 .oooooo Therefore
the yearly interest 10 at The rate Of one dol
lsr fos $262 50 OF the valuation.
Bv the census " 1860 the entire wealth
and valuation Of the Uni,ed Sistes and ter
ri,ories. was SI6.-596IG o6s, (ncludlng
1000 900 Of slaves at Southern valuation
Our public debt, besides our State municipal
debts and other liabilities. as we have before
shown in these columns. viii on the iih Of
March next, be more than So 653, f27 l01.
and II is all to be funded. and draw an in
seress Of six per cens. in gold. which is
$3.50 COS 626 rherefore. the yearly inter
Is, PAYABLE in gold is at The rate Of one dol
lar Tor every SOL 80 d the valua,ion
which il more th,n two and half times
larger than The dent Of Great Britain.
With gold - $3.50, payable in United
States currency. the rate Of interest will
make our debt relatively more than six and
quarter times larger than thai Of Great
Britain. and thar too. rs compared with the
resources and valuation Of the United States
in 1860. as !, then was and as il is now.
N. Y. World.
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Violating the Mails.

The following is rom the Albany IN. w
Atlas and Argus. The charges made bv
that paper and The World would be consid-
cred -eri,us ones BY any other Adminstra-
ton than this:
The Postmaster General has written o
letter. published in The World. deprecating
ihe charges mrde in that paper Of the vio-
1aiion RI fhe correspondence passing through
the possofice. The World rei,erates its
charges. snd saws that ietserr have heen
opened Nth the knowledge and submission.
Of the Postmaster General, and strongly
implicsscs tho secressrv OF war in the mat
Ter. IN addition 70 the charges Of the World,
We undertake 70 say that the letters ~ Gov
crnor Seymour have been opened in their
passage through the pos'cfIices; md II fur
iher evidence " wanted Of the truth Of this.
we Dc not he~isste to refer 70 the Governor
himself Tor further Information. How rap.
idly j. this administration adopting tho worst
abuses snd crimes Of the most despo'ic gov
ernmentsi
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OOLONG, SOUcH0MG, ORANGE AND
HYS0N PfK0E.l

JAPAN TEA Of every description, coicre !
and uncolored.
This IL, has each kind OF TEA divided in
q FOUR Clnsscs. namely: CARGO. higIs
CARGO. FINE. FINEST, that every one
may understand from description and the
prices annexed that the Company are deier-
mined 10 nndersell the whole Tea trade
We guarantee to sell ALL our Teas AZ
not over TWO CENTS Q. Cents) per
pound above cost. believing this 70 be at
tracfive to the masy who have heretofore
been paving Enormous Profits.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Importers and Jobbers, No 81 Vesey Street.
NEW YORK.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

OF these we manufacture great variety
ranging 10 price'irom 50 cents u $50 sacn..
Our ALBUMS have the reputation q be-
ing superior in beauty and durability q any
others The smaller kinds can be sent
safely bv mail al a postage 81 six cents per
w The more expensive can De sen; by
express.
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THEoUGHoUT THE rsiuS. TO SELL
The Departure and Landing of tli,
PILGRIMS.
These twp magnificent Still PLATED
EsGrAyIsGs, (eis36) are now ready Tor De
livery Catalogues ~ besutiful American,
French and Enslish sngrasiDgs cent tree a.
Agents.
Great inducements 70 energetic canvas
scrs Of both sexeA
COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION AGENTS,
Are informed that Sir Walter Scot md
his contemporaries, beautifully engraved on
steel. same size aud mate picture "a Shsk
spearc aud his iiiends- will be shortly ready
and their orders ARE respectfully solicited
Apply 70
w. n. HOLBEOOKE. Publisher,
"a Nassau ST.. N. Y.
feb. 18th. 1s64.-5w.
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We also keep large assortment ~
TEE EScOPES AND STERESCopIC

We also Keep large assortment ~
STEE ESCUPES AND STERESC0PIC
VIEWS.
Our Catalogue Of these will be sent &
address, on receipt ~ Stamp.
~. 81 n. r. ANTHONY.
Manufacturers u photographic Materials
SOL Broadway, New York.
Friends or relatives ~ prominent mlliafy
men will confer favor by sending - their
Iikenrsses TO copy. They VIII be kept
and returned uniniured.
Fine Albums Made 10 Ocder for Congre-
CATIONS 70 present 70 their Pastor o for
other purposes, with suitable inscrip-
lions, &c.
August 22i 1861. --Gm.
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TtaE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY.

No. ~ Nescy street, New York;
Since It's organization. has created new
era 10 the history Of
Wholcsalcing Teas in this Country.
They have introduced their selections 81
TEAS. and are selling them at not over
TWO CENTS tC.2)Ipcr ponnd.above Cost
Never deyialing from the ONE PRICE
asked.
MOTHER peculiarly Of the Company
IN l. that Their TEA faster not only de-
votes his time 70 the selection OF their TEAS
as TO guilty, valse, aud particular styles
lfor particular localities Of country, bur he
helps the TEA buyer 70 choose out OF their
enormous stock such Teas a. are best
adapted 10 his particular wants, mud no, onls
this, but points out To him the bes, bargains.
II Il easy 20 see the incalculable adsan-
tase a TKA BuYEG has ia this establishment
over all others.
Ii he is no Judge Of TEA, or the MARSEr,
II his time is valuable, he has all The bcncii's
OF 1 well organized system Of doing business.
of an immense caoital. Of the judgement,
OF professional TEA TAsT-R. aud the
knowles 81 superior statesmen.
This enables all Tea buyers-no matter
II they are thousands Of miles from this
market-io purchase on as good terms here
AS The New York merchants.
Parties can order Teas and will be served
by us as we'll ss though they came them
aelves, being sure To get original packages,
true weights aud rares; and the Teas fre
Warranted as represented
We issue Price List OF the Compnny's
Teas which will be sent to all who order il:
comprising
Tyson, Young Tyson. Imperial, Gun
r.nwlnr Twankax AMI Skin.
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Vols. XXI. and ANfI Edred by T. >
AgTHUR and VlL.ivIA 4 TownsTN.
Contains NoEelsls, s,inslrr, Poetry. Fashi
ons. Steel and Word Enefavsugs. Needle
work Patterns III gr' nj vnrisis. Mothers
Children Department, House
keepers aud Health departments. viii
literary reviews. aud nll the accessories o.
4 Iirs;-clsss Magazine.
Address IT 5. ARTHUR & CO,
333 Walnu STREET. phiiadclphis
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Al the great meeting IN New York On
"Wednesday evening. Hon Eli z horton
said: nM
The administration would not have de-
nounced him " ne bad merely been soldier,
but George D. Mcclellan h,d bis own IDEAS
% On AmesIcsn citizen. lie did not believe
IN abolition, coniscssion and war against
the populations 81 the South Within TWO
weeks ne. NJ. Morton, knew that Gen Nc.
CIeIIan had been offered the highest com
msnd 10 the srmy II he would give in his
adhesion 20 the policy % me administration.
lie refused. Gov Dcnnisor, u Ohio, VINO
presided Al The Baltimore convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln, bad declared.
% bic personal knowledge. that Mcclellan
was removed. not from any doubt ~ MS mil
itsry ability, but because the administration
believed the democratic party would make
him their next candidate Tor President. Gov.
Dennison made the remak 10 his (Mr. Nor
tons presence.
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IFV1s = : M y y 71II7TWFVu UEHItII
FINE CUT CHEWING.
y a. T., or plain.
CavcndiSh. or Sweet,
Sweet Scented nronoco.
Tin Foil cuvcndish.
N. D "A circular ~ prices will b. sent on
application. April 49, lsf;-v
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

-lIESRy A. IIoLTHAUs.
Auditors THEoDcEE SoKIIlnAxs.
Treasurer--E. STEIHESsoS.
Recorder-AuGusI LiTsSnGi.
Sheriif-JoHS WEIkFL.
Coroner -CHARLEs KRAUs..
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
Wn. III. GREEN,
X. NJ. DAVIS. Commissioners
q. NIEHAUs.
OFFICERS or rAIsEElIrE TowNsHiI.
Justices Sebastian Kucblsr. w Monroe
J. Rose.
Trustre-M. Krcfer.
cvnstables-A. Eekert, N. Endhoisn
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,

Our Catalogue now embraces considerable
over Fyur Thousand different subjects 10
which additions are continually being made
of Portraits ~ Eminent Americans, etc. viz:
~ MAJOR Generals, 525 Statesmen.
laO Brig Generals, III Divines.
80 Coloncls, 1l6 Authors,
81 Lieut. Colonels. 80 Artists,
yO7 Other Officers, lie Stage,
30 Navy Officers, l6 Prom'nt Women
III Prominent Foreign Portraits.
$500 copies Of Works u Art. .
Including Reproductions OF the most cele-
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Catalogues sent IN receipt Of Stamp. An
order for One Dozen PicTUREs from our
Catalogue win be filled On receipt Of $3.50
and sent BY mail, free.
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0,-Who discourages enlistment P,csi
dent Lincoln. How BY announcing ,ha,
The war mus, 70 o. n'i',h, rshtl~ cynsun,
20 abolish slavery
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When We Will 6ubdue the South.
General MuIIigsn who was killed ..
Kernstown. Virginia, LETT diary, IL which
he ssid on the day q the battle:
SWELL" said be "our cause u gloomy: we
will conquer the South abont The time the
Jews resssn 70 Jcrusslcm.s
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Manufacturer Photographic MATERIAL
sol Broadway, N. \.
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lG a. Is CHAMBERS ST,
Formerly AZ Chatham Street, New York.
MOULD call the attention Of Dealers u
w the articles Of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Macabcy Domingos
Fine Rappce, Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappcc. Narhilochcs,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Srotch,
HIGH Toast Scotch. Fresh Hone, Scotch,
lrish High rossi, Fresh scotch.
Or Lundy tout,
il Attention Il called 10 be large feduc-
lion ~ prices u Fine. Gu Chewing and
Stacking Tnhnccos, which aiIl be found "
d Superior 9ualily.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. sNoKIss.
Long, ). Jago,
No !, Spanish,
Mo-, CANISTER
Nos IS2 mixed formulated Tuskisl,.
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At the great meeting IN New York on
Wednesday evening. Hon Eli r horton
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Eeqal embellishments.
'--~~~~-N-~~-~|~~~~~>~-7<-~~~
Mort10qs SAX.


w HLhtAs on the tenth day OF April, in the year I
w our Lord, one thousand eight hundred aud fifty
four, henry r. Brunker and Margaret u. Brunker his
wife, executed and delivered to the undersigned
Mortgage deed OF the premises hereinafter mentioned
the payment OF u certain proms, )ry pofe OF
date with said Mortgage deed the sum OF
hur dred dollars with interest q. the rate of ton .r
cent per annum, and due year after date. which
Mortgage deed is duly recorded in Recorder. office
La Sale county, the State OF Illinois Book No
oS of deed. on pages 261 and 2ss whereas it was
is ~ divided in ard by said Marriage deed that Il
default should be made in the payment Of said or
the interest tn az the time or times the
should become due and payable, then said party OF
the second part and ms assigns were authorized to
sell said real estate public auction alter giving Tour
weeks notice of the time and place OF such sale IN
some public newspaper in the coa-ty wherein th> SAID
real estate is situated in tie next nearest cou1y
thereto, should none be published in said county ana
convey the the n CHEST and best bidder. And
whereas, default has been made in the payment OF
said note, and there is upon The the sum
OF three hundred and ninety--ght dollars and thirty
-four csnts
sSNow therefore public sce is hereby given that by
virtue of the power in vested in by said Mort
gage deed, l shall Monday the eighteenth dag OF
April, in the year OF Lord thousand eight
dred and sxIyfour ten o'clock in the forenoon of
sax! Cay at the south door Of tie County Court House
IN the city Of Ottawa County of La ALE and State Of
iiIihos sell at public auction to the sIe.t and best
o!oher Tor cash. the fol wing described Ctyz lot mum
yer nine, k9,l ia block eiglfy-srv-n, tS1
the States Addition to Ottawa county State aors
sdlu ne same being the premises described IN
sad mortgage deed Together with al fit and equity
OF OF tie said Henry p Bunker ana Mar
Earrt d. biutkeT herein and then ard .ksre .u,eY
the same to the purchaser AZ -zid sale sHa mali apiy
'.~ =! Sa'4 sac a. required by the Of
ssis Mortgage. Will. q W CrrSIIuAS
Ottawa, March llth 1861
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ssrArE OF ILLINOIS. "A SIZE oarxrr.-c..srg.

stTATE or ILLINOIS, IA SALE CcCSrr-CiscUIr
- CcCET OF SAID COUNTY. 70 JUS T. I'M, Il. 1884.
Dorothy SeLuick .. Christopher SsLHica-Bai -
Divorce.
appears ron &C affidavit file in the Office Of the
c ers ~ said Court, tha: the defendant Christopher
Schmie. : a resident OF the State OF Illinois and
said complainant. Dorothy Schu.sN, having G'si her
bill OF complaint herein, and summons having been a
sued therein according 20 lgw.
Notice, therefore j. hen ehr given II said defendant.
Christopher Sch-jcS, that unless You be and appear
before sad Court the first dlv o. the said june
thereof, re holden @; the C7-r House in Otta
in sali county, the second Npai-y Of June, a.
D. SEA when anil whore said summons Is return abtr)
ard plead. er, G-aGr ezctp; 20 such bill the
will he taken FOR confessed against you. and the
matters AID things therein PRAYED Tor deereed accord
i.cy. AsstLCE B. MOORE Clerk.
Ottawa March :, 1854. c. Hook. Deputy.
GEAT, AVERY = BUsHSFIL- Cc@YiGtTGHss .SOiicit-r..
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4Aamint,tr.tar.2 Notic..

LINN OF tIT' I'd > I.tss, IsCKksAF.
TEIEE undersigned having been appointed adv in =
/ ;ratriN 81 Fthe estate Of Edward '. Hess Iais .
the county OF La Sale and State Of Illinois, dcc-sss
hereby gives notice he w aPpe-r before shs
OF La Lle county, at the court house in OF
va, at the May term, she third Monday IN NJ
next, which time all persons having clsia-s
against said Estate notified and requested
for the purpose OF having the aiused. AL per'srs
indebted to said Estate requested 10 make ia
diate payment TO tie undersigned.
Dsted tlis 22st day of March A. D. 1854.
Sw ELIZABETH HESS. i Iirinis.ras, liz
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-02


STANDS,
BOOKCASES,
CJPBOARDS. SINKS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
And an endless variety of FURNITURE, TOO tedious
to mention. The undersigned himself does alt cus-
toU-w ork, aad will warrant the SANE. Give him \ call
and for yoursslYe1 whether DONE keep the
Furniture, Eastern a well Custom Work, hand.
CGFfIHS Of al kinds ready trimmed, constantly
On hand