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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-18

NAN BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Loui,tGn1 Avenue, near he corner Of SIrth firtsf.
lin rear OF the Metropolitan and National Hotels)
SIGN OF THE DIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Lea..-."............... Proprietor
W. b. CavAnaugh............ Stage Manager
James Braham. Leader Of Orchestra
Reproduction, By particular request, for posi-.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
OF THE NEW
SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
CUDJo'S CANEi
CUDJO'S CAVE
TIE RE BHTTLE. CAY Of F FRREEEEBB99M
witnessed during the first two weeks OF Its repre-
''D'D'' Ten THOUSAND PERSONS,
"1' CREATES + SPECTACULAR DRAMA
'"' EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at r. M,
will be presented the new drama, dramAtized ex.
cUDJos CAVE,
THE BArrLE.cRR7 OF FREEDOM.
NEW SCENERY, NEW DRt sSEs, NEW Music,
and new and cxPepslve properties. Full Of
STARTLING EFFECTS,
''N '' NUMEROUS HITS.
Re-engagcment VI Mile
MARIETTA RAVEL,
INV 'l'''' TIGHT ROPE Artistic,
''' F FRENCH AND SPANISH DANsEUsE,
| now performing in America, She will hsve the
honor OF appearing this week in series Of
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL CHARACTERS,
STARTLING TIGHT ROPE FEATs.
| She will alsr execute several
| BEAUTIFUL SOLO DANCES,
| and sustain the principal characters in series o
MAGNIFICENT DALLETS,
MONS. BAPTIsTIN,
| The celebrated PArisiAn Dancer and Maitre dc
Ballet, and the famous
RONZANI BALLET TROUPE,
OF
SIXTEEN LOVELY YOUNG LADIES.
selected especially for their
GRACE AND BEAUTY,
and each one
SOLO DANSEUsE.
MISS JENNY FORREST,
Miss sALLIE WEsNER,
| MISS CARRIE GARDNER,
MISS NAOMI PORTER,
MISS KITTY SCOTT,
MISS MARY GARDNER,
MISS MAGGIE WILSON,
MISS FANNY PARKER,
| MISS SALLIE NORTON,
| MISS MARIA MONROE,
Miss JENNIE DE WIRE,
MISS MARY WALKER,
MISS CLARA HENDERSON, r,rI,r pAxrp.
DkECES, TADLEAUX, &C., &c.
The Beautiful Noealists,
| MISS CARRIE GARDNER
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GRAY's PATENT
MOLD G ell L A II s

NJ o L d 4 ID Q al l. A X S
Are not simply NAT pieces of paper cut in the form
OF collar, hut are Modcd and Shaped 10 III The neck,
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which is obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another advantage possessed by other
collar, viz Space for the Cravat in the Turn.down
style, the inside Of Whch is perfectly smooth and free
from Fuckers, making this collar, for ease, neatness
and durability, uneQuSlIed.
They are made in Turn.down style In sizes from
y to H. and In GArrOtte from 10 to II inches, and
packed In neat blue boxes of 100 each; also In
smaller ones OF 10 eaoh--the latter n very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
E3-EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS y CO.,
80! PennsylvAniA avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,
je9dSm Washington, p. c.
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THROWING SToNEs.-The boys on the Island
have contracted the habit OF AsseG bling In certain
localities and engaging In stone hghts, much to
the danger OF pedeBtriAns snd damage Of property,
Yesterday two of them, Robert Weaver and his
brother Charles, were arrested by officer Maxwell
aud fined each So By Justice Boswell. A coloTed
woman named Eliza Williams was struck by q
stone which was thrown by one OF the boys.
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or ICI A. L.
HEADa'Rs PRovosT MARSHAL AND BOARD or
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, !
WAsHIN0ToN, d. c., June 3 1854.
The Board Of Enrolment OF the District OF Co
umba will be In session rt the office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal District of Columbia, corner OF Four
teenth street md New York avenue, daily (sun'
days excepted from II o'clock a. m. to o'clock
p me- for the purpose of hearing cases Of exemption
from draft for the following causes, viz:
Alienage,
NOn-residenoe,
UnHuLt sbleneas Of Age,
Manifest perm nedt physical disability, and
Two years. service during the present war
either in the Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish information Al
persons who arc not enrolled. or who are trying
to evade enrolment, as 1t Is equally for the in
terest of each person enrolled TO place upon the
Enrolment LiSt" all persons liable to do mill
tary duty, so that his own chance Tor daft shSl
not be unjustly increased.
JIG. PUTNAM,
Captain Ist Regiment V. Il. C., md Provos
| Marshal District Of Columbia. my25-tt
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R3- The COME ssiOns aud Experience OF
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, and as 5
warning and A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood etc Aupplyiug at the same time THE hIEARI
or SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself al
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAokery.
angle copies nav be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,
nv 9S-ly Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
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4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
N unDSES


~ HORSES.
WAN DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAuil
OFFICE or CHEF QUARTERMAsTEH,
WAsHIS0ToS. D. C., April 25, 1861.
VIII be sold at public auction, 10 the highe5t
bidder, at the times and places named below, viz:
New port, Pcnna., ThursiNy, May 9th,
Gettysburg, Peuns, Monday, NAV 9th,
Altoona, PenuA., Thursday, May 18th,
NIitin, Peuns., Thursday, May lSth,
Reading, PennA., Thursday, May 26th,
Lebanon PennA, Thursday, June 81,
Northumberland Penna, ihursdHy, June ~
Scranton, PENN, ThursdHy, June 10th,
WiluiamEport, Penna Thursday June !ld,
Ono Hundred uOO) hOrscs at Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred and Fifty (!5O) At each OF the tier
places.
These horses have heeu condemned 81 urnt fol
the cavalry service OF the United STATED Army.
For road and farm purpoRes many GOod bars Nini
mAy be had.
Horses will he IO'd singly. .
Sales begin IT lOA m, and continue DALI I'LL all
are sold.
TERMS; CASH, in United states Treasury notc'
only. JAMES A. EklN,
ap26-Ue2O
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EOR SALE.---A LARGE, COMMODI-
Gus, well.built house, situated in the most
desirable part Of the city, for sale 1t IL well fur
niHhed, and the furniture will be Iold with the
house at great bargain. Inquire of
WARD II. LAMON,
United States Marshal, D. C., 4iO street, Wnah-
ington. ielbtf
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REAT GOVERNMENT CLAIM
" AGENCY,
WAsHISGTON CRY, d, c,
We prosecute with prOmptness and diligence all
claims Of soldiers wounded aud discharged, and
the Widows or Heirs Of such AS die, or have died,
or been killed in tho service OF the United StRtCs
Tor arrears of pAyr bounty, pensions, &c.
GEO. r.. H. FRENCH,
Il. Z. SPALDlNG,
Attorneys,
s3s D street. near Tenth, (up staIrH)
RETERENCESi
Hon. Richard WAllAUh, Mayor Of Washington.
Mesars. Lewis Johnson 4 Co., Bankers, Wash
ngtOn, jGlblm
X ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. WI
N have now in store = full BtoGG OF 6entlemeuE
spring OverGoAtB, business Suits, Dress Suits and
Furnishing Goods OF the latest styles, manufacture
OF with the same degree of neAmess, style, and OOs
EEnee, - II made 10 order.
WALL, STEPHENS Co,
sHN PennIYlv RnlA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets,
NJ lO~tnI Leln 4 IntSll
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EFFECTS OF WHIsKEY.-John Devidge, an
Italian, who lives in HAzeltown, on Capitol Hill,
drank very freely last night of some whiskey
which was purchased by his wife. He b7csme
mad rAviug he threw her out Of the second story
window on the pavement below. She attracted by
her screams the attention of Oticer SprAsue, OF
the Eighth precinct, who picked her up and took
her to the station house. She was not seriously
injured She is about nineteen years OF age, and
went to her home this morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ROVER'S THEATRE.
VI Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
LEONARD GRONER..v.........., DIRECTOR
Also, Of Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
Positively
THE LAST NIGHT
or
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
the charming Dung american actress whose sue
cess in winning tho peoples hearts, through in
trnsic merit, stands unparalleled in the history
OF the modern drama,
THIS (sATuRDAY) EVENING, Junt 10, 1864,
FOR THE
ONLY TIME POSITIVELY,
will be presented the exciting romsntio drama Of
EDITH AND ZELDIAj
on,
THE OLD TOWER OF cHARLEswooD,
in which
MISS THOMPSON
will appear in the great characters Of
EDITH
and her halEsister,
ZELDA.
RATES OF ADMISSION!
Dress circle. eentb
Orchestra Chairs" cenls
Family Circle cents
Tickets for sale At all the Hotels. jel9
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Southeast cor. Penn. Az. and Fifteenth street.
N. BAN Ut furnished House, sixteen rooms, on
PepnsylvAnia avenue, for rent, EQUITABLE for
boarding house,D one other of eight, and one of
Ave, and four OF four rooms each. jel7-u
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. g.
Y The Trustees Of the BRIGGS GOLD COM
PANY have declared Dividend of per cent. out
of The net earnings of the Company for the month
of May, payable At the office OF the Company, No.
81 John street, New York, Iunc 10, 1864, TO Share
holders ofrtcnrd At the close OF business this day.
WALTER f.. LAWTON, Treasurer.
NEW YORK, June 4. 1864. jcl3-6t
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400 EMOVAL 400
TO NEW BUILT NC,
H 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD LOWS HALL
JAMES 8. TOPHAM u CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACToRY,
TO TFEIR
NEW LDING,
e 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Where may be found, of our own manufacture,
most complete assortment Of every Style and price
| Of Military and citiZens'
| SADDLES AND BRIDES,
| BREAST COLLARS AND MARTlNGALES,
FINE SWORD BELTS, with TophSm's Patent Slide
| Sole Manufacturers of
LANGHoLZs PATENT SPURS
LANGHoLZ'S fAi VA SShb anu MUSE SiHAF
| sTEEr RRASS' Am SILVER Pi. ATE SPURS.
| nIEE 40 Ann FINE WOOLEN ROBES
| R1RSF COVEHS AND BLAEKETS
n I p =
| Az, ,r,ry AM CrTrIEnsI
niLliAH prn nNp a LNn iSE IHIRNEsS RTrS
| NA''' ava IN G1EIT VARIETY
800, nn,,cr ,n,
Bu6Sl nAhTLsS D,,co, ANN -,
| ppESs uApNESS
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
| PLOUGH HARNESS
mr
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BOARDING.

boarding. "A NUMBER OF CEN
ID tlemon can obtain beard at No. 4s1 Maryland
Venue between Four.ald-A-hGlf and Sixth streets,
lauA "o' lew
7 OST.-.ON THE 9TH INSTANT, AN
4 ENVELOPE containing NO passes aud other
private papers, among which was an order on Col
j. W. Forney for one hundred and MY dollars,
payment OF which has been stopped. liberal
reward will he paid for their return to the
Tribune Rooms, Fourteenth street, opposite VIII
lArds' Hotel jes-tG
NITED STATES IL OF TEL =,
u CAPE ISLAND, NJ.
JOHN WEST, AARON MILLER,
PROPRETORs,
Beg leave to cali the attention OF their Gicnds
and the public to the above magnificent Establish
ment, which will be open for the reception Of Nis.
Best les n spacious Dniag Hall and PArlors, u
contains au unuEuHl number OF large aud we, -ven-
tiIatel Bed Rooms, all handsomely furnished WIN
new furniture throughout.
The Pr0protOts OF this Establishment will spare
no care or expense to meet the wants OF their
guests thereby hoping to share literally III |e
Application ior rooms made to the subscribers,
by letter to Cape leland, wall TCcGNS T[nMBt re-
ply. lje36wI WEST NlLLEh.
SMITH Il FAIRS,
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
LADIES' FIESTA Z A 1T,
SO,llJ West Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE.
The rArcst deliCaCiCB, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge and Frosted Cakes supplied to families At
| shortest notice, - ,. .
| MEALS Ar ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
| Ef-The choicest Wines constantly on hand,
| JrlI
NHlLlCARY 3OODB.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
Ss0 pENEsYLvAHIA AVENUE
Offer the largest AssOFtHOnti In this city embrRO,
Ing all qualitioS used by Otieers In the Army And
| Navy, such As
| swords, sAIhes, Bolts, shOulder.ItrhpB, Hats,
Cans, Pistols Sc, 40, with tne assortment oil
| ull.urL VGthiuT, with which we car iurutsh or
Ser1 complete outhts in a few moments.
| WALL, STEPHENS S co..
sAA PennIylvAnlA Av0nu
ERRlp@sni alsl., ESAr, h GhTOp,l
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NAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN

TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN
POLICE-On May IS, large Dark Chestnut
SOrrel Horse, both lett feet white star on fore
head, and partially blind, was taken by the police
as an eHtFAy. The owner lie hereby nOuhsd to
pFoYe the same to the satisfaction OF the property
clerk OF the Metropolitan Police District, at hia
office No 4sS Tenth street west prioRto Saturday,
June is, 1884, or said horse Will be then sold for
cash to the highest bidder, at W, L, Wall n Co.'S
Bazaar, No. 99 Louisiana avenue, pursuant 70 law.
nv order GEORGE r. HERRICK,
Property Clerk.
IeSuT w. /. WALL y CO., AuotG,
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DRESS MAKING THE UNDER
signed would respectfully announce to the
LHdles OF this city and It's vicinity that they are
engaged In the various branches of
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Which they are prepared to execute on TeAsonS'
bic terms with neatneBs and dispatch, and in the
latest and most approved sty les, at
4IS SEVENTH STREET, iiS,
(Up stAlrBO Opposite the Patent Office.
MRS. DOUGLAS HOLCOMB.
Washington, d. C., June 10, 1863. Jels 3m
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GOVERNNI'T SALES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES
. AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERHABrEh'S OTFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHTSOrOS, J
WASHINGTON, d. T., June }, 1864.
VIII be sold ut public auction, At the Corrals
near the Obser !atnIy, in the city OF Washlngt on
d. C., on WEDNESDAY, June s, 1864, aud on
WEDNESDAY, June q, 1864, n lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unit tor public service
TeFms-Cash, in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. IN.
ID. II. RUCKER,
Brlgadier General end Chief Quartermaster,
je9-l1t Depot OF Washington.
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y ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES

WAN DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU
OFFICE or CHEF QuARTEHMAsTER, ,
WAsHISOTOS. June 10 1864.
viii be sold At Public Auction TO the highest
bidder, at GiGsbOrO' Depot, on FRIDAY, the cath
instant, beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m from one
hundred QUO) to one hundred and tity l5ll hufses.
These horses have been condemned AS UNIT tor
the cavalry service of the Army. For road and
farm purposes many good bargains may be mad
Horses sold sinEly.
TeTm5: cash in U, S. currency.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermnstcr,
ieI6.td Cavalry Bureau.
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To speak Of the trio who are to support her on
this occaBi N would he a waste Of time. They arc
so worldrenowned that pen fails to accord to them
descriptive appreciation bestowed upon their
fruitful taleats BY an idOllZing public, who are
more than ever ready to welcome them to the In
nermost reoesses of musical soul.
This entertainment hiss been arranged and per-
fected by the friends OF Madame KretschmAr, As a
grand compliment to her and the renowned artists
who support her, proving to Mcslrs. Hermanus
and HahelmAnn the cheriphed recOlle ctiOns cnnHe.
Ouent upon their late brilliant engagement with
our par ercsHeai manager, Mr.. Grover.
No labor will be spared to render II acceptable
to the honor OF all concerned. Most choice gems
of sacred composition have been selected, and
will be given to satAto the highest Autioipa
OF all who may favor this festival with their pres
ence.
Mr. Ford has generously rendered the use OF his
beautiful temple of the drama, that all may be a1-
cnmmodated with seats as onmfOrtahe as may be
desired. So unexprc'Ch was this mark of courtegy
upon tho part OF Mr. that, even at this carly
moment, the m ,nAgemCnt beg eaveto tender their
heartfelt thanks and gratitude, in reciprocity Of
kindness.
The military and civil authorities, too, have
rendered their consent and protection. Lit them
be assured the c.mpliment will not pass Gnre-
wsrdeh.
Madame X further begS leave to tender to her
numerous friends, who have so generously aided
thanks, together with her aAaurancc that the ap.
preaching s"iTee, as announced, will be rendered
far more brilliant than any former presentation,
Seats may be occurred At the music store OF w.
G. NIetEerOtt corner Of Eleventh street aud Penn
sylvania avenue, and At the hON office OF tho thea
tee, on and after Friday morning June IT,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
OrcheRtrA......15 oents DTess CiTce.....5O cents
Family Circle. rs cents Reserved Seats 25'. extra
Tickets for sale at the Hotels. Jcl0-Jt
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GALE At ALEXANDRIA, VA, OF
ID CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT Of WASHISGru%,
WAsHGSG ON. d C., June 10, l-6I.
viii he sold, At Public Auction, at Alexandria,
Va, on THURSDAY, June %, 1864, at II O'Clock
a. IN, q lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned AZ unit Tor public service.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
d. H. FUCKER,
iBrigAdler General and Chief QuarteTmAstor,
jeI5.1t Depot OF Washington.
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BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF CEN.
ID tlemon can obtain bsNrd at No. 4S1 Maryland
Venue between Four.aad-A.hAlfa and Sixth streets,
land ool'-'i
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MASTERS SALE

oIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN That bv yirtu. OF i, 10,
~ cree made and es.ere reeor.I By the Circnf.
oouTt OF - SAFE Coeaty, STATE Of Illinois at the Va.
NeihDtT AeTh OF SAID Court, A D. 1853 N 3 certain
use then pending ia sait Court On the fIapr-rv Ell.
Ihsrgoi wherein James 70. 81 : was complainant and
jacob Fry St al Hay, and Jacob Hay were
sn4 Ga SiunGay- te - eat. li. "a day Eebuary
AD is5i bttFtea tiie hours Il ae ocio in lie frs
noon and sunset OF 81 dsv, Offer FOR sale at tie sou,
d''F 81 The county Court House Ottawa in said couu
~ at Pablo auction and wi tLea sell 70 the highest
b-teTt oNsTng described property be ns the same
oTc.Fed by sad decree to he soda taa is 70 say: The
We half - the cast half % TIL souts t7-.hfrIs e
o. iet inter i've o. N block r-Inber tweiye in
l te o'.z'ei Town 81 Ottawa Also lot number three,
g. u oci l4lioer en- - IN Mixer al I,a to
Ottawa. p 49, = - - "
Irygts @ .Sske-Cash Z uDJITsTpR
Ottawa, Jan. 9, l55i. Vii l.er.i IN Cfn,-.-,,,
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A.,lscrox DENT, AIRY. for Piaintia IN Err, erer.

NTATE = ILLINOIS, SUPREME CouKL,-Within and
- for the Third Grand Division of said State
Henry Brill and Agesiaus Rockafellow as. Elias b.
Stiles and Frederick A. Soule Error Lee county
Circuit Court. .' 'rE -
Whereas. the said Henry Brill and Agesilaus Rock.
afelIow have sued out Writ of frror irom said S
Preme Court to reverse judgme obta ined by said
Elias B. Stiles and Frederick A. Souie against said
nry Brill and Agesiiaus Rocka fellow tile 81 id Cir
cult Court of Lee county, which said Writ OF Error
now pending in said Supreme Court and whereas a
Writ OF scirs faess las been duly issued herein,
urnable on the first day of the next term of the said
Supreme Court I" be holden at Ottawa in said State
on the first Tuesday after the third Monday in April
next, according to law and Whereas also it appears
by affidavit, on file in ue Clerks Office of said Supreme
Court that the said Frederick A. Soule IS non fesi-
dent Of the State Of Illinois and without the reach oil
the presses or said Supreme Court. ..-.- go
Now, therefore, you the said Frederick A. Soue, the
said defendant whose residence appears
Aforesaid are hereby notified to be and before
tn. justices Of said Supreme CouI next term of
said Court 70 b. holden at Ottawa in said State.
the nrst Tuesday after the third Mond in April next
10 hear the aad proceeding brought into said
Supreme Conrt return OF said Writ OF Error
errors assigned, IL you shall ct and further and
receive What the Court shall order in this behalf
Dated this twenty third day of January A. D.. 1851
L. LELAND, Clerk
JAMES x. RDsAII. ernsy for Paiuti6s in Error.
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EeQal -1epcrtiremenss.
- = -. >, - -, --S---~--~--0-~-~---
SHERIEE, SALE

10y VIRTUE oft execution Issued out % the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of La I.le county and
State Of Illinois, and drec ed, whereby
commanded % make the amount or certain jcdgs
recently obtained against Thsoderei " Fletcher,
in favor o: Hahlon Dick.rson On. OF the
rnents, gods and chatt-s Of the said Theodore n.
Fietcl have Levied the following pFoperty,te
wit Lots One, q and Two, 10 Ia Block No. Four,
~ in the of ffunson IN La Sale county Illinois.
Therefore, according 10 sad command, shall sxposs
interest of the above named Theodore NJ Fletcher in
and the above described property, on .6TUEpAY,
the TT ELFfH day Of March. 1854 n; u'eock 81. at
the South OF the Cour. iolse in Ottawa Id sale
County Illinois. .... -a.
Dated ia Ottawa this 18th day % February 1874
~ Z. AiIbLiSAS,
StsriFot IF Suits tiouatJ, LiiRois.
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Fs'AE following 2rtic5ss having remained unclaiTcsd
& a. NY NzrrhoEsein Ottas over SIX months viii
IN prtsurr &c ~ tv,.he sold at tbe ware
hoGs' Aforesaid the nam canal the La Safe
bridge, Saturday the l2ttGay Of March, Is5.,at
% O'Clock ~, to ray costs and Charges the sane.
lb-y gtf'tt n F-eas, JnarsC! 20 l. L. Rove. 800
box tSse, b. S-s, drawer, I table toP marked
to B Van zild'1 o.. q. -...-...... ... 'A
stove marked to Joln r.aran. .. -.
box radz"., inzize6 20 Jordan Il r. -
Farms CT. feb l9.s<l b. T. PHELPS.
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ARLINGTON DENT, AWysJar Pa intU' IN E;rO'

STATE OF ILLINOIS, SUPREME COURT Within and
- for the Third Grand Division OF said State.
Mary Ann Shayes as. James IL. Piace.-Error TO the
Superior Court of Chicago.
Where's. the said Mary Ann Shays has sued out Q
Writ of Error from said Supreme Court to reverse IA
Judgment obtained by said James H. Place against 81
Mary Ann Shays in the said Superior Cour. of Chicago
which said Writ of Error is pending in said SUI
prene Court and whereas. Writ of Scire Facias LA
been duly issued hrren retGruabe the first lay
the next term OF sa d Supreme Court to be hoieh
Ottawa, in said stat.. the first Tues lay az. The
third Monday in April next, according to law nd
whereas, also, it appears by affidavit, file - the
Clerks Office OF said Supreme Court, tina; the said
James II. Place is . resident OF the s ate of I
and without the reach Of the process Of So il Su
prsms CoDrt.
Now therefore you, the said James H. Place the said
defendant IN Error, whose non-re idrnce appears as
Aforesaid, hereby notified TO be and appear
before the Justices OF said Supreme Court, at the
next of said Court, to be holden =: Ottawa, in
said State, the first Tuesday after the third
Monday in April next, to hear the Record aud
proceedings brought into said Supreme Court
Of said Writ of Error and the errors assigned, You
shall it, and further to do and receive what said
Court fha order in this behalf. ..rf. 's-.-
Dated this 9th day of February, A. D. 1854
L. LELAND Clerk.
ARLINGTON / DENT, Anys.for Ptaintf in Error.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27
T!ircc Fine Farm, Fer Sale.

SIrUATED in the town Of Grand Rapids The farms
~ under good cutiya,i, n, aud convenient to
ceal and timber. There IS -
L Good DtCsijng House on Each Farm,
wit wells stables out ouses &c. The farms contain
100 acres each all under fen and in cultivation
Conyenient to market, being but 3 miles from Mar
settles and miles from OTTAWA. Terms made easy.
apply . CHARLES G-LLEN,
iane-y 4: s " Chever store Ottawa