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Again and Again.

Our readers may think it strange that Nten urgs
upon their attention medicinal preparation. Already
have We for number of weeks urged the iportanes Of
a supply of Goes Cough Balsam the house, ready for
immediate use. But is the vast amount Of
Sickness and death that the immediate
sudden coughs colds and pulmonary attacks while tho
sads of our chdren dying from Group and lung coa
plants. Time and experience have proved that Goes
Cough Balsam is the most speedy and reliable preparation
known the world like magic it relieves the rr
taon of the throat the soppages that prevent
breathing in Group and heals all Of the throat
chest and lungs. No man should neglect to supply his
family with safe and reliable medicine like Goes Cough
Basam any than he should neglect the supply Of
their daily bread 1t costs but forty cents and The bott
twice much those of any other remedy at the
cost while in merit it is superior to all others All
drug stores keep it for sale.
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Has not eons out Of trade and would 70 he
Ottawa and county nndfg impossible TO dispose Of
business tits Spring. have dscidea In mp With new
and choice spring stock and will sell at the same low
prizes a heretofore. have large and staple stock Of
Grapes Laces, Ribbons Flowers and Feathers baaghtons
year ago. at very low prices which will be sold sf cost
wish the ladies to remember this and call and see for them
selves.
have also large lot of bonnets, both In silks and
Straws suitable for country trade which will be sold at
great sacrifice. -
Ladies from the country will find It profitable to come
and examine my stock before making their purchases else
where. SARAH A. TARDLE
Corner Main La salle itreeis, Up stairs at the old
stand of ], NJ Tarbe.
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CRockERy AT .SAMPLE's.-Besldes fine
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, it should
be better known, that Mr.. l.. R. SAMPLE, at
his popular establishment on Main ST., west
Of La Sale, keeps a very fine stock of Crock
cry, among the largest in the city. He wishes
attention called at present particularly, to a
ve-y fine new lot he has just received of
Granite, Stone. and Earthenware, admirably
adapted for preserving fruits, &c. Let house
keepers bear it in mind.
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1t will be by the above this Company has 81
for every Sl 1t risk the leading Stock Cos of
the East have only Il of assets Tor Si li
bites, shown by their published reports.
The acreage cost of Insurance in this Co. for the past ten
been but about third OF the rate charged
other Cos.
Our losses thus far hare boon promptly and SATISFACTORY
Iy adjusted We have never had to contest a loss.
The business the Company for the past two years has
been very prosperous policies having been issued
than in the previous eight years.
The directors well known among the best business
men OF the county.
No assessment be made until the losses OF the Co
require and but year, and 10y
vote Of the Directors, members shall not he roqsy
ed dnttig ddi0a 10 Tie ddrdace payment until
The expiration Of from the date OF their policies
In of the above facts, viz that this home
stution the security aple the of
less than other Co.'S the ronptness and hberty with
which settled think entitled to the
patronage OF this community in preference 10 foreign COM
panies
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans with
most favorable terms.
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y EBELLION is CRUSHED!
HEROES OF THE WEST,
Which are expected to arrive scon at
Moneys New Clothing Store.

fark TO the shvhts of glad millions 60 forth
Sweeping across the broad wales OF the no tn,
From hill top hill top like wild gazelle leaping,
Shaking the where old echo was sleeping,
Thrilling the hearts of the tind aud bold,
Tuning the voice Of the young and the old,
Zen the shadows IF night in the sinisht are cold
Rebellion is Crushed!
The mailen's half finished prayer for her lover,
Turns to songs wild JOY, for the battles
mothers low prayer, to loud hearty Thanksgiving
For sons whather numbered with dead or the living,
Pacifc's coast answers Atantic's first gum
And echoes sruw louder glad hours run,
TIL the SUNS 10th 9 set over JOY just begun
Rebellion is Crushed.
shout on let your joy be mingled with sorrow;
Shout on for VII weep for the fallen tomorrow;
The thousands who cover the hills the dew drops
Whose spirits in joy shake the fresh budding tops
To morrow well say TO them: sleep on, ye braves,
For the weeping forgetme-not You waves
Your countrys proud banner floats oversyour graves
Rebellion is Crushed.
Hheres health the living who still by the camp fire
Here's rest the fallen, sight of her church spire
Here's pence to the country, and Union at last,
More firmly annealed by the fire Of the P.s-i
Here's to the continent, freedoms cxtant
Here's defiance tyrants. now lowly they'll rant,
When they think of the armies Of Sherman and Grant,
Now that
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

We have the ONLY ABSTRACT BOOKS containing "a
full complete abstract Of all Deeds Mortgages, 9TH
er Liens against every Tract OF Land and Town Lot in Ls
Sale cc1nty. They the Books formerly kept In the
Recorders Office
Every and every of town lot sond have
the title Of his property that he Know
how his title stanis and of all liens there may be aglitit.
Abstracts ef title furnished at reasonable the
: shortest notice.
Those wishing to borrow money to take up old Morsa
or improve their FARMS otherwise be
comm, dated 10y calling
EDWIN Z FAY F. A SHERWOOD,
Nov 10y attorney al LiC.
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All hail, great squirt The street sprinh-
Ter made his appearance the other day. dash
ing the sport OF sundry gyratory and eccen.
trio clouds of dust that had taken possession
of most Of our great throroughfares. Yester-
day no wever, the sprinkler lost his occupa-
ton, the business having been monopolized
by huge, old fashioned sprinkler overhead.
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But pain Is perfect misery, the worst Of
evils. and excessive; overturns all patience.
All Druggists have for sale DR.. d. II. Seelye
Liquid Catarrh Remedy, which will remove
Permanently all pains from Catarrhal diff
cutles Any one who has eyer used if will
so recommend il.
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ORDERS FlLLED.-Messrs Bowman Raw
son, our new Photographers, have commenc-
ed taking pictures with fattering prospects
of abundant business. Hundreds have al
ready visited their new and attractive rooms,
and many have '4eit their measures, or neg
atives, and had their orders filed to their en-
tire satisfaction.
If YOU want Il super6 pi cture, 90 and do
likewise.
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MATRIMONIAL.

T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish TO marry
IL you do by addressing ! will send you,
without money and without price, valuable Information,
that will enable you marry happily and speedily rTes-
pectye of age, wealth beauty. This information VIII
nothing and YOU wish to nrry, will cheer
fully All letters strictly confidential The de-
sired by mail and reward
Please ncose postage stamped envelope addressed 70
yourself address. SARAH b. LAMBERT,
GrecuIoIt,
Nav 90 Isd5-3r. Kings Co., New York.
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CURRANr WoRM.-We hear a great deal of
complaint about town Of the ravages Of this
pest-known by the various names of cur
rant worm-span worm-canker worm, DC.
A remedy for the evil may be found in another
column
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CHICAGO NAEEEr.-Wheat shows a decline
during the week of about Sc, No. spring
selling Yesterday at sl.l7@l.lSi No. e
$1,000 l.0T. Corn abou, holds lis own
sales being at 53a54 for No in store. Oats
IL "a 4fc. Wool nominal AZ 43[a SOC. Lum-
Der shows another decline during the week.
Sales of mixed ca:so o, SO sl2. Com
mon boards sl4, fencing SIS, shingles $3.50
a 30.
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HAsKELLs GREAT SHow-If all is true the
newspapers say about it, this is the greatest
show now travelling. Houdin alone is worth
any body's money to see, for his reputation
is world wide. We look for big crowd in
,ovp next Thrusdsy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10

AT SHAFER's GALLrRY-Besides the be5t
photographs in the city of notable men OF
our country, one of the finest pc traits Of
President Lincoln ever pain,ed-the work of
an artist of this county, will be on exhibit
ion for few weeks, and offered for sale, at
Sh ater's GALLERY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10
LAND AGENCY.

Farms, Prairie Lands. Houses ana
Lots. and Vacant Lots, bought and sold Oh
commission
Otta u, for sale.
Improved and CninrprOved Farms, IN
Ltalle Gruudy and Livingston Counties for sale; also
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri.
We will act as agents in the payment Of Taxes prop
.rty in the States Illinois Iowa. Wisconsin aIi Missouri
Those wishing 10 Buy 81, f-ris, Prairie Lands or
Town Lots vii. find it to their advantage call and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-10

Dr. FAtEs, who comes recommended as
very able Veterinary Surgeon, has located
in this city, and may be found at G. l..
Thompson's drug store.
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General Insurance Agecys
~ FOR
o La Sale County.

ARE YOU INSURED against Loss or Damage by FIRE.
Indemnity is offered by the
Security Insurance 90. OF y. ",
IS per of profits o. Co to dealer.
CAPITAL and Surplus. .sI.6O2.7C6.63
Continental Ins. 10. of y. York,
Is per cent. of net profits of Co to Dealer
Capital and Surplus, AIS Sol. 10
Ins. 60. OfH. America. E'hil'a.,
The oldest Insurance company in America
Capital ard stirPlas II. a 81 III
North America sTs. 90. of y. u,
IS per of net profits ofCo. to Dealer
Capital and Surplus, --.---..--6os: % 81 .o6
Phoenix 1ms. 90. Of Hart ford,
Capital and Surplus, ---------.- 32"'ooS'S'
Columbia Ans. Go. of =. Ork,
Capital and Surplus, ---.-.--.--53O,oo0
Merchants Ins. Co. of Chicago,
Capital, -ocOscOO
Peoria Ens. 90. Of Peoria,
Capital, --------.---oOO,OOO
New England Hns. Go. u. Work,
Capital and Surplus ....- -.--.-----.-233.C73.S
The above named Companies all reliable Stock COM
paues- Risk. taken and Policies sse1 favor
able as a souLd and healthy condition Will warrant
Risks on Farm Property taken of three and
Eve years rates that viii he satisfactory.
FAY SHERWOOD, Agents.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA.
WM HICKLLNG. .........--.... 80. President
JOHN AMOUR. -.----.....-- ptce FTtsfdsI,t.
JOHN +. NASH. --..----------.-- $3.50 Teller
WM IL. CUSHNAN.... ....-.-.... .-...- .cSttcr.
DIRECTORS:
Milton H. Swift, joel W Armstrong,
W. Bushnell, Lorenzo Le'2nd
VIM Tickling. Isaac 'Iage,
Thos Hurford. John Armour,
L. Thorn- John Manley.
c. NJ Van DrreH.
We have organized under the Nations! Banking Law,
man. opel. for TRANSACTION Of general bank
ing business.
Exchange on Chicago. New York. and all the other
principal cities OF the United 5IeS, fought and sold
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland and Con-
tnentdl Europe, drawn in sums 10 suit purchasers
Collections made throughout the state, and
prompt RENTED for day OF payment ~ current rate
of exchange
UniteI States Illinois and La Sale county bonds, geld
silver, &c- bought and sold.
A full supply of Revenue stamps, Of all de-
nominations, constantly On hand
We are special agents Of Jay Cooke E,lsril toH agent
for the 10 loan, an Will allow interest d.t= OF
subscription
We believe facilities such that offer spec
ia Inducements and sinai! utmost endeyUrs IL
give satisfaction those ertng with their business
Banking hours from i. VI. to4 NJ
June 1865. WI. II. CCSuMAN, Cashier
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Irugs and Chemicals,

And all other articles Usually kept III fret class Drug
Store.
Attention il called to the folio-ns lis, Of articles
Drugs, Paints;
Oils, Medicines,
Paint Brushes, Glass,
Alcohol, Dye Stuffs,
Sponges, Extracts, -
Colognes, Kerosene,
Bird Seed, Toilet Soap, -
Hair Oil, Tooth Paste,
Paint, Varnish, Cloth, Hair, Teeth,
Nail, Counter, Scrub, Whitewash
and Shoe Brusl e3;
Pure Brandy and Wine for Medic
nal purposes -
Cap. Note, Legal and Letter Paper,
Envelopes OF all kinds.
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Secretary McCulIoeh.

Two years ago had any one said that
Hugh MeCulloch would. before the close
al Mr. LincOln's Administration, occupy Mr..
Chase position, he would have been laugh.
cd at, not because Of bis unfitneSs for the
place, bat from the fact that he had no poiiti-
cal prominence. Mr. MeCulloch's choice IS
Secretary of the Treasury is a wise one.
His long experience a. leading banker in
this State, bis unusual ability, his practical
sense and well proven sagacity, quality him
for the position given him. Mr.. AcCulloch
many years since was apractieing lawyer at
Fort Wayne, bat abandoned il Cor the more
lucrative and oongenial business of thanking,
being for long time President Of the Fort
Wayne branch Of the old State Bank.
On Reorganization fthe new Bank of the
State in S55, he was elected President. which
position he held some eight years, and until
in 1863 he was appointed Comptroller Of
the Currency. This position lie held until
his recent promotion 20 seat in the cabinet,
Il is compliment Of no ordinary charae.
ter. that the entire West united in his favor,
when public sentiment demAndedth the strong
est and best man. To master the situation
does now require a strong man, with the
intellect the nerve, hecoolness, heeaation,
The forecast to comprehend and manage the
weightiest questions of the age-such abili-
ty as gave Pitt, Garnet and Napoleon sue
cess, and the lack of which shook the En-
pires Of Franco and England to their cen
tiers near the close Of the last century.
diana Journal
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CHAHCERY coURr-MAaYvILLE

ssesr HesTy, Ere, De-, Of Noses erEags deeG -. L.,
s. fsiasr'us asa Japss y. Fslkrssea,
Il 7 APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS Oh
u tbs hll that ths aEfsnaahts, Lss s. Rulkerssn aad
James y. kaIkas0n, aan-FeSaents 81 the state 0.
Tennesses - that the ordinary process Of Law caanol
be sasEsd sPop hem II = snsFoA that pahliusiisn b
made far four sueceatiVs weeks In Hrownios's whie
notifying said defendants 10 appear before the chnheeFy
Court at Aayrills the aFst Tuesday asF the assl
Monday Of Nay next then aud there to maks asfsass
10 the Bill tie viii be taken a. confessed aaa 81
Ga hearing ex PsF,s
W. @. PIeKENe, C. N
lebs3-lN pf<5s by y, u. HOOD, d. C. A n
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ArrACHMENT.

- ealF;s Ads9as -. kiFAasd =. ,.lssaassa .s
fTNaE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, says fHE
defendant u indebted b him, and 50 ahse0nas ia
the ordinary process d awsaaAel b sarVea npea aim
Of the defendant hsda rstafbAhas bsless " w aaee
Jasss ct the Peace fsS ARdpfaoa CO.. and De ssu hay
las lssa lssis4 "a Bis PFaPe1V Il i arafsa - esld
Sasties thss tbs defendant appear beiefs him 4 al eee
70 siinoas an NE - day Of 5sns 1894 Or tAs sane
vii be pressead With "a paFts Ii i e,sker $780,
thai this nste. 3 PaAhsl fst osF sacssssiss SEEKS ii
The Knexyills Wig
mafsb-su pftks WV. WALLACE. ]. p
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In recent trial in New York, Of a Ger
man for kidnapping little girl, four years
old, District Attorney Hall stated that in
his professional experience he had known
Of very many cases in which parents had
lost their children in dIis manner, and had
never discovered any trace of them 10 this
day, Notwithstanding the perfection 20
which our advertising. telegraphing and
police systems have been brought
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JaAes TAoapsoa Adzsr u as,.s Porter, decd, "a, VA.
Add asa =. N. Add
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS or
u the bill that the defendant, J. NJ Kidd u noa.
Sestens u The State o. 90 khelHd that hs osihary
process OF law eaHno be served SPoa them II Il ordered
that publication be made hT four successive Eosks IN
BfeEulows Wig, Aosgiag aAd defendant ii appear be-
fore the cAaaoery Court Al Maryve on the Grst Tues
Dag afsr the hfs MSsday Of hay RsG 70 answer said
bi the viii be taken for confessed ana set Ca,
hearing ex parte. W. G. PICKENs, CAM
ml-4N Pft5s Byf M HOOD d @ N
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A French journal says that about the mid
die Of this month VI. de Groof will be pre-.
pared to attempt his AERIAL fight, with the
aid neither Of Aontgolher nor q balloon
but by means Of an apparatus heavier than
than the atmospheric air, and impellod by
human effort
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ATTACHMENT.
Jela &. sr'ts.. =. R'i'lia~ o. s~aa.

JeAH Z. Hris9ss -. Htflfass q. Nsfft.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
u says the defendant Indebted u him sod 90 AbscaaaI
that TIE osnas u as ssHAs ~ served epaa hlm
havnK obtained "a original AacAsat aRans4 tAe sataae
ne dseaaant made Fetsfnasls hess Iass baker, Jasse
Of tAs fsses 10 hsae sesa, AAa ne kssnE essa
asfshdEht sPpsAf bsFs ka e. hts ere h Apna ae
aay 81 AaEa HeEi 70 drfad said es, tAe win 81
proceeded Rh En- RsFe Il faFtF aFdsfa thas sha nss
Be pabtsAsa 81 af saecsssVe sssks = EtesaisSs Whig
khs2s4 pfss JANIS eAHER, g. p
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Jsls s. las Glider ss Messy G. 6i9sspis.
TUE DEFENDANT, HENRY C. GILLESPIE,
being resident 81 this Stats, - charged In the
b Is ordered that publication be ss fss insr sue
eessvs weeks In BroHnlows Wig notifying said aen.
daH 10 appear bcfprs the ohAacefy Court At Dandrage
the I'd Monday Of April neXt, then and there % make
eass b the bill - the saBs viii " tksn - seatsss.
I'd And SCI feT hearing eG pAste.
pfSS WM. aALBRAfTH, c. An.
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". C. PIcKESs, C AN
' PISS BY ?. NJ. HOOD, D AM
mI-Iw PISS

Reed, Bro'.6 o.. Is. A. r. & j. q. Rsllacs.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS or
the bill that the defendants Alexander NJ and jesse
O. Wallace uOn-resdsns Of NE STATE or 50 abscoad
sAat the spaafy process Of law be ssrrsd upaa
tbe, sAd that they indebted 70 senpiainaals Il Is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks In Brovaleus Wig notifying said defendants e
appear before the Chaneery Court Mafyyills on the
htst Tuesday asE the rss Monday Of May RssL 70 an
said hi The viii be taken oF confessed and
ss, for hearing ex parts.
W. c. Dickens, CAM
ml-sN PISS RyF. u. HOOD, DEAN
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h Walter gre., q as, TAssss J. cssser, 81 ss
FKtnB DEFENDANT, TR0MAe ]. CONNER, being
non.fesident q this State, charged IN the bill
Il s ordered thai qualifications Be msae for fur suecsssve
weeks Ia BrsWulsWa Whig nosifyiss saa aefaadeEt 10
appear before the ChaReety ceuft n paRdfdge On The
"a Monday 81 April next thea and thefs 70 make defense
to The bin, the VIII be taken for confessed and
pFss wM aALRRAITH, IAN.
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cHAEcERY oOURT-eIIEToE.

toeaH q DeklassE q. jed beselisg.
1T APPEARING To THE shTasF ACTION
q tie Clsrt aha hEfss frpu tie keEz0bs eomplain-
s6ts Ell the astshasni Joa BepnF aos sstissi o.
DIS sssi sFaslsa hat Paboston Be Iasas isr s Eso
eetsys seeks hrsaEieEa Wig neiyzE cad efradaHt
ayYs1E before CbAsesyJ oear ai CntoR en- le sss
fbafsasy ssF tf saTh honaAE o. JBs thea sA there
e zzke BIS asfsEss o. TIE vi ts ga te
fezssd and set foT hsgTihF pare
nissps va, WHIFsos, O. an.
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E-s,as 4 crsskslaats u ala, -. E@sty Bsttis.
TSRoM THE ALLEGATIONS OF TIE BILL
which are sSesH 70. appeass that the TssPepdsnI
EsslY Belts has abseonded beyond he lmlis Of .As
stats or % abscends HAT The ordinary process " Law
ssnast b served apsB hlm II u errFpd thai paesa
don Be made fof four saeessslye weeks IN hfeenlsws
whiE notifying saa defendant 10 ApPess befsfs the
chsncssy csust ~ aBdFidgs the ID Moaasy ~ April
neat 10 make aegease b che bill OF The sAmf vii be a.
kcn tof confessed and set fsf hearing 81 parts.
pfes Nm. aALbRAfTH, c. 4 u.
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ONE Of the many evidences Of the near
exhaustion Of the rebellion is indicated by
the navigation OF the Mississippi, which Is
perfectly unobstructed from ST Louis 10 the
mouth Hundreds Of craft il is said, pillow its
waters in peace and qnietness, and are en-
tirely unmOlested Since Hoods disastrous
defeat, the enemy appear 20 have lost all
heart and enterprise.
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TN OBEDIENCE TO A DEGREE uAn,

WAUE
a ne 0etsbef tsr isA 81 ssd Court n a. ease AZ IA
hHnsi Byrd James and RessEt w. Hardin viii se On ne
pEsssea on saturday The ae day Of March tsst Is nc 81
ts tracts o. land Of 80 aeFes owned BIZ said James HArn
lying IN the Sh csya district Of Hhax eouAsy % whh ne
tAJ o. said Hardin ives via be sgrlsat "a sy Ne
assa N geld FenacTsd ~ t foE eat 6 ead eas 81
tas ehase fhs sale ss be Hsds credit 81 Sin nnihs
xaeas NE eqsiy Of redemption taxing ksnA kaaFns
Win aFRFogsa security, add retaining liza ti nalI
fefs1-fH PR ID DElnEhlcF n A.
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Two hundred and seventy five persons
have been killed during the past ten years
in Massachusetts,, while standing or walking
q upon railroad tracks. These facts arc pub
lished from year to year, and yet people
persist in exposing themselves 70 this dan
ger PAS
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e. J. Nekll.nsg .. Rglsrl y. na,.sa.

Rebsri J. Hekisaeg Re. Rsbest N. Bgrtea
FTlHK DEFENDANT, ROBERT n. BARTON, being
noa-resldent Of this State, charged ts The kili
II ordered that publication be ads for ioas successive
weeks IN BFeWnloWs Wing, notifying said dsisadaut
appear II the ohsaesry cOar 1T pasafidgs the ID
Monday Of April usxt thea and there 10 make defense
the hili the VIII be taken fot eanfesEed and
set for hearing en- parte.
PISS VIM aALBRAITH, c. AN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
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IT APPEARING FROM TIE ALLEGATIONS OF
i egmnaisants bill which e 70, that the dsfsn-
esnoesls himself that the ordinary process Of s cannot
be served upon him |, s sFdsted thAt publication be
made for four successive weeks 10 BFownlows Whig no
Trying said defendant 20 appear before the chansery
c0urs Al DEadridgs the 81 Moadsy Of April nszt,
then and there 10 make defense 10 the hlI OF the same
viii be taken for confessed saJ for hearing ex pare
PISS wM. dALBRAlTH, c. AN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

FTtHE DEFENDANT, SAMUEL PUNK, being non-
fear Successive weeks in BroEniaps Wkig aotyng aia
defendant HppoAr the special Of the CbaBeeSy
Court At Dandridgr the "a Monday Of April hext,
thea and hsru 10 make hia defense to the bill the
same viii he taken car confessed and set for hearing sx
parts. pfs5 wM. GALBRATTH. c. a n.