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THE EFFORTS FOR PEACE,
Details of the Negotiations for nm Ar.
mk8t1ces

mtstlce.
From tho Memorial Diplomatiqne.1
The ' :;a91 tS SSopt1ssts Y 1ta5 oWs.d
armissIeo With. King yici5t Emanr,ci, Fench
~ ihe c'icr OF mediation common Rosh to itals
Il Ee r 10 s ;sls
thr. tavo1s sblr turn, 70 that Prince Napoleon was
on lhe loius oi pfoeecd!ng 10 The Italian head
at7nis'iee accepted, which 81. Deneiietti,
nus fae 70 f. f.. kng M
en- tSe 4 sni ON he tes ass exe
!o3on III ia;hst. fiji r!iase vas 70 lave
oftlc Frenel, Minister or Forcign Aia!r. Rnt In
Dc Do!: toshc Gaiine; q .tc Tuller!cs, eavc riee
tuu would not b. accepted sclther by Prussia Or
Italy. both these Powers being decided nut to
h9mak eaas auiled ate" 10 Tue oL es
te ~, he as39,nalntel with !, tie e1act tenor
al NC know is that Coun! dc nismarl insi=ts mare
than ever on the exclusion Of Aushia fsoa, tue
mole tian sufficient 10 induce Aue,.ia to coninne
the wnr. Unc Or Two things Will l,apr"n-c!t!scr
rrnssih, bT virtue ef tAc concllntof; e:Iorts Of
England md linskia, will cot1scrt to modify her
Tttlenslons 60 as 10 ,endet them acceptable II the
C"t e. y}sns 1 aa 'sn s h. ss,lis: III, M b.
main! nance g thr propositions .eesilty sia'a bs
Count dc t;oli,, mid il,tn tfe. struggle viii r..
cuilisileter Win tnuse at!tuosf! tEtan tscr t,c-
fc1et.tea til The pil.er.
il " ar wHlI infofnsd, III: Ftrneh tsuvr,1,me:,.
Ill eitsn u "5d alani te% % h"i'ref0fs .i asa1d,
4 :; !; i ! M 4; s .e 4 I'll ~ e.$sst ~ y
M MaHly ni'rtttiptea e ilM ItinE q fislt; AAsitt
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,t,MtAatn't Arp'Ma!tp VaAe,yhle suall=7
pnTIs5i"' .,|!s''t II ,a lI!s" Ss1lI Ifyus|"" E"'
fur hn ha4eH'Y. lts Irtfilm II n1Il(sfiH a,, III
washing p'npetllns trMlsal!MI,. FIR saln t,y lit
dlHgBEas, fullaahl4l.ly.M&U
, 1866-08-01

1AlE CnAScE FOR Dus1NEss.-The Garden City
Printing aud Blank Book Company Gate Dunlop,
sewcll & Spaldins.) having decided to conauc
their business In fntute to Printin;, and Blank
Hooks, Will give some respectable firm a good
chance hy turning over 10 them a nice stationery
business alrraay established. renting them also
cNe.t.alf Of their sales room, No. lis Lake esfcct
one ofthe hcsl locations In Chicago. -
In tho meantime thry arc selling their stock OF
Stationery aud Eastern Elspk books ut cost.
, 1866-08-01

Exclude tlie FiicH nii.t 71o.qtiiior4
with EvAna Il Co.'S Wire Window at,aes, III Like
stfett, ttsyut t1threst corner Lake A,. Frank.
lit. Ptlte, 1ltr cents pet fo1t. bill
, 1866-08-01

Eu!fbI8 IflGrnN:
funr article TIL, mornlne. In which ron call fo-
cisillty on 1he part q city officers. aud protest.
ing against brutality an tho ps7t Of the police"
Ans awakened muc., sltr1,t!on.
Now, allow mn 10 ask why nc cannot hare
police force a. EtntlcmanIy aud couscou. IL arr
tps!nu in ot4r I.ahtrtil rtitua.
In come cities it hr~..la s!,ilrsr III. par, Of
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LIT all Sylth t1eslra u A,,utl hrail Of hutr
anil tirllasl,rs ii d. ""uT ai,si ,aIal,iu r""ii.
na!i.s', H. tn mec4l sslan's" in!Hly n,ml,rl utn
rtA,'l llatr linsiuntftp." Rnd hy aij ,i..sl.is,
tMa 4 Smith. Vt taku stsrrt, are lt!. yai,";aI
hprMda. jyat.plsBtat.F NV
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;Dn1t1ln,

EOUND--A dark red Mich Cow, in
i = good condition, which tho OWNER can have BY
pIoyln properly having charges aud Supplying to
RICE KEkNIN, 3Y5 Ihisd.av. rs3
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sht}Atltlthtti ttttft,rb,

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+.....u ,.,,,, i't1lttteLEtifA, ilnis 81;
ff,15a f1:., ' ~ -'''" nj
.S; '.,,'t l Slii sf ss II y III tgf NJ
phiNkEits-t'Ylpp. t.ttI:
,VVlsstf =l'Hfi ffblis.lFAAla nj Assist, UA!,
41Rit1W0f: AINFHNls
E,.,.-tn,, INIT, ,,,u,, l4llFaAaF, fAlr ~,
.t5YMrmNi.sat lrE,t s,,jtHE ti9tt1) lnEN lN4sl,h
WI "Iki.E!IH h,S hA,Sn sl'lls't i'afa lsrHsft
M, w.. .isItA-s'ast p's'lvu' Ia1pIs su
Wnitkkt-lWll,
, 1866-08-01

Special ttHmtints.- Mrs. Wlitatutv'A =
Gs patteA ttst pm, on III tine tniiiHs lflunl Nrs
Wih7inMs: 31cAs" fak. nn!re that itn Mira. Wins.
low bt ihe anu!h[n. 9trit Il nut cu1i,"rlal With
aUy t1ilIer Astlt1e. InlBu1@i.
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tn n t1tr it.*t-tiu In Rftthttt h strata
thti's cht,aEO t'amtnpi.!nl cp".e To grt \ Il,"t-
h1El, i!tngllral ,tsiltes. rt1ara!yn ur !" trt"s,"
lars. fthtAhr 4: srHArtnf4 GhitaMtt, nj.
, 1866-08-01

" "ANTEn-t,r.lers fur Night 6ca.vaue
gsFit In YET II; IL ini!.,',1c i1 hn1"1n.t.
Al work done Ea1ranl"' n give satisfaction p*aa
WANTED -saUU month il lloing
w nlAdu with nilr lHap5tys.! ttrnStl IHr. send
~ "'lr iItH 4nta!Et'c. .Al.rrss $. ~. stENCRh 4.
tn, llratttlklra, u, mi
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2IlNN,roz, Female ]lrlp,

N*Nt''e W. ~ >"N' FtkN'Ft
NAtAkl'ED-A tIirl roiurotuht to onok
,, y: \ e.; s;sss f.; % ss 't'; :|'2
N'ANTl9l,--A guml l'n,lestanl tilrl nr
';i's' '!i'; II 1; ss,s II |" f.zs's zs'':
NA'ANr1;l,-A wnt.,nii h, IL, tlu lntisu.
:::: $ IT ;;:: ::s S; " ;i +; ;$'f
$.!.:'s: AS ' II 4. s!' II r 3!, !s es's' !::
\ttANThi)=A competent eevatul t,trl,
; 'S iii :;'ta' XIII; 5 ''' '''s' ' S':''Ss':;'
HmfH1,'IS sS i, Il, H., s%' %s.s's'!.', 1''' ''f Ar
N'ASTIt;D=:A NASs,'TI. a.! M!!rl, :" ,ia pla!n sevlnR,
w AN'rEl'=-,& goo| t|irl, IL WonMn,
! , H. ,s IT," /. FIJI 81 sSt; 'is v;ss s, 3' 'Eas%s' ID
N%&%E1 s ss' !s:':. s: 70 a's' 's l|' general
NIANTED-A glrl tot do general house..
vfr ,vsnSx wsss, German psefsF:sd: Apply at :taS
NyASTED-A woman who can dn
isas as i%,E i,ns * tsss Il eshf''o' IT, 'Pps at GS e
N'ANTED-Vwo sivls, sisters md
IN Isotestan.s preferred. odo tic ork ofa faulty.
a9e Ge Il aud ooa "'" paid j.
w ANTED-A good Girl, to wash, iron
ri i 6 gSs 'sr ssea sui Isl
nv ANTED-A good cook. washer and
wAx l5yncF' a1so' . Soo4 house Etsl. Apply at 547
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Boarniltg=Ila,,teD.
90 Kent=5tores s. QDf1ces

ITO RENT-One Store for respectable
j business, and basement for 4 saloon or Aome
o!her hukinee*; Inquire At 14S West Randoiphst.
JOIN P. MOSS. pdD
ITO. RENT-A new store, ao; West
i Twelf1h-st. inquire on the place. pAH
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7LDst.

+ OST-Sunday evening, July both, a
IL Lndy's Gold Chain. with three charms attached
A large rcwnfd will be raid i returned to IS Wes:
HA1rfson.st- Or poty's Billiard Hall. rD
| hetvccn ,ae G r.. Il. Il. DEPOT, md ne I'M
I'd States Esr!e;s o.,cs paskaGs o1 ~ Letter. IN ,
hc be1ey trvared bJ leaving the same a. the Unttcl
ftaies E1r:es 0acc corner Of Iaka and Clasksta T.
D. CoLvfN, Agent pA
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5trapcn.

Strapcn.
CTOLEN-$s0,00 Rewar,l-Stolcn from
- the sut4sc.tbes 1G7 West 1scSson.st.. on Monday
night the 91l inst. Two cows: straw berry, IN
GOOD order: the otheE red and white $40 aplece Will
he ra for tho return Of the COVE and 81 {ot thn de-
tection of the thcE DAVID QUINN -pas9
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fon MArKIHAw Ann l.AKk serHnInn.--A grand
paratuir excursion has her,, ornanl.el ftoa. d..
troll 10 AaCktnnw atd l&ku Snt,eEur, In The INV,
j. N. lewis. whie! will onyt l1nttoit on Th.fetay
EytrHH, AWg!'s VII, or enc nf lhn noa: pl.'asant
trlph ever Projected. embracing nrcr twc thoraan,l
viii t,n III hand and excellent accommodations
in,bl.hca. Fur pattlcul4,s wo rofcr ~ onr advcs.
lIslNr Cnltusnk. 49,
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EOU SALE-Houses and Lots-Houscs
J. leased lots, farms, lots unlu,p.oyed laoAs
drug, dry goods mud hardware sore.: billiard hall,
Utafbtru.-t. fIt5
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TOR EAj4E-A tcn-acre Int lying IN
the river about X miles north OF the cisy limits.
VIII M sold At the tefy low price Of flH per sore.
IL ,
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Qblea9a advertisements.

From the Adrertifing Agenry 81 C. II. sCIIyEN
81 pea. inrr 81.
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MOI.LnIlIc NIL.


XTi!EEEAs Adonirain j. rirf.r I'D - the = =, Inv
W 1t December. D. 1854 rSrcu' anA deliver r. the
nndctsl2' mortgage decd Str,ty h. tim arH '.rs
c"fFri" Ia the undersigned ,lt .E.sis.s sr-ciE al
hereinafter desci. secure. tf ~ ~ Ttih,y
hfc1 dollars cash ADVANCED t said Ti;t,er S tpr
ui"rsige and uthcr sum ~ s,,ey M, .xceed,a,
Yen thh"~irI hpilars, which the fs,lefsi.ned might al,
vance to rd Thnrrr i- request sab interest on al
Tine money a,snce at the rate # cent, Ter AZ
NUM- an" whereas the undersigned 'i6' 4i' aireh fttf
said Tinrhcr the full Of ten thos,b .rar- which,,
according 70 the terms Of said mortgage deva
'"gtntF with the interest thereon.
ANA whereas. 10y the terms of sail drrd sho
d-tint pe made ia the payment "f said Of money
any part ere"i or the interest thereon the undersgnef
was thereby authorized and eny,ow real
tate theron described at tie d-r IF the Court IIons
nos, to the highest bidder for cash after pub,;.h-
notice sixty DAYS before div such sale in
newspaper printed Ia said city Ottawa giving time
and place 9" such sale and 10 make execute and deliver,
~ the purchaser purchasers of estate. deed
ordeed- Of -id real estate and the proceeds Of such
sale as provided In said mortgage drr Ia VIII In payment
of the money due upon said mortgage and the and
EXPENSE Of s sale all Of which provisions and eondi
lions together with others fully appear in said mortgage,
recorded in book g. page $50 Of TIA. mortgage records
OF sod Ia sale county and to which record all interested
specially directed.
And wprcas default hath been made in the pavment Of
ted hdaefs and interest and there due and unpaid
the sum at ten thousand dollars with interest; and
ex, cIl.cs
Therefore, notice hereby given that y virtue Of and m
conformity with the powers and provision contained In
said mortgage deed, ami fer the purpose If r1ying the
amount fne the undersigned as aUrcsid with costs and
expenses sale, shall the jIh day of March, 1854,
the south door o the Court hos IN said city of OTTAWA
offer :o sale and sell for the highest and best price that
the same viii bring in cash Lots nine a. lo) ciev
en-. ~ twelve az and thirteen t3) in block seventeen.
40 ia lclrt addition Ia the of Narcotics, in the
count aforesaid and also the following dcr. rxenses
commencing at thu SW of said o' shirt f3 In
SAID block seventeen Gal th.,ee south to the canal
thence ATTY 0l feet thsifce north
sail lot thirteen 49, 800 to the
place Of lightning toc.t.er with all and singular the
herelit and alpurtenanc-s therunto belonging
in anyWise appctainiug, the icing the premises
de.crife ed ~ said mortgage deed.
A. j. Grover. Atty. G. p. pENTER.
g. A. IRON BRIDGE,
Dec 20. '65. Mcrteagces-
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Valuable EHr.,, r-or Sale.

yg,IIE homestead friyof James Read deceased eea.
i ssing of so acres. situated in Farm Ridge. ~
miles south Ottawa Is offered FIR SALE the promises
good dwelling ,nsc. hin l0lt 10y 6f shed .DfS ~
TOft crib i0: by 70it. and ether 0uu:ngs Farm
i well wacrci 10y failing stream: 200 besrinG
apple trees and two Tenant houses. For particulars - 10
price aud terms, enquire the premises. of T. EAnss
at National City Bank in Ottawa.
IS-tf ELIAS +. READ,
NM VI. READ. Administrations.
ANNALlNE READ,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS Circuit; Court II Z, Sale Co
Ia S.ILr GHgr'TY. = February Term 4. n. 1860
Ward E.riaars Aaron Bal-!ey. Margaret Badgley.
Amanda l.Fr. HeIiry l.. Gpn'ly. Phctc Ann Cloudy,
Samuel 7. >tilsu. S;uan 4. Clemens aud the Union
Flax Mills Cnm!1uv-in C4isHcors.
AfiaNIt-of tho Iun-rc-idcnce OF Henry L. Goudy and
Pha- Ann Gou1y. defendants above named having BEEN
filed in the office -f the clerk Of said circuit Of Ia
Sale county Notice i hereby given {" the said Henry l..
6oudy and Pl-Le Ann Gouiy. THAT said complainant lied
LIS il I complaint in said court. the chancsry side
thereof the seth day of November. >o5. and that
summons theragpon issued out said court against said
defendants. TcfurHIhle the first Monday February
next. leo, IS by lsw required.
Nov. unless yUu. the said Henry l.. Goudy and Phsbs
Ann GlGay, shall personally lc and appear before said
circuit court II la Sale county, tho first day Of the
next term thereof lee holden at ottawa in said county,
the first Monday of Feb. 1866 and plead. answer
deHur 10 the said coinplanants hill Of complain the
same and tile matters and things therein charged and stat
Cd viii tc taken confessed and decree entered against
You according t. the prayer %: said bill.
Oliver c. Gray HERMAN SILVER.
Conn llin1nts sol dec lt-.w Clerk.
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ChdRccJv n1t,ce

STATE or ILLINOIS ,rr,- ,Io,rt ,,,.-.ss 4,
- IA : lLig cgcSTY So March Term. A. D. 1860
I'll Tls ai'ankcr Smith Cxby, RcBca CIiaLy RIB
arb lTal- and Charlotte HIGHS in cIan;.ry,
Ait't of the nonresidcnce Of Smith Ciisiy and Rhe-
hF tNlN, two oi the defendants above named having
been Md ~ the Office Of the clerk of the county court Of
san Ia sale county, notice j. hereby given them
said smith tliNby and Reuca Clixhy that CHARLES VAN
alke complainant flied hi, hill Of said court
On the rhanreFy side thereof the dly Of Decsn,-
Der = D 30 and that summons tcFI-apsn issued
~ sad Court against said defendants r,lurrle
hr-t Monday March next 1866 rs is 10y I. - required
Now. unless You, the said Smith Clixby and. Rhsnea
'HNT -h! personally De and appear before stgounty
Court On The nrt day OF the thereof Sold
IN At the i..s ia Ottawa in sail county ~
fr,t Monda of March next 800 anil plsan or
actIs T. the SAID compliments iii complaint the
s-n4e ant the matters and things therein charged
stated viii ir taken confessed. and decree entered
o-aias yau, according To IN" prayer IF SAID h
A. b. MOORE. ci-rL.
WALKED BEuwEr. CpmHls >1lrs. Dec. 20. 'S5-4w
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administrators Notice.

i lie Undersigned having icen appointed Administrator
of the E-iste of Martin Murr,, late the
county of La Sale and State of Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that the will appear before the County Court
of La Sale county at the Court House Ottawa tho
March Term. the Third Monday in March next,
which time all persons having claims against aid u
notified and requested to attend for the purpoee
of having the adjusted All persons indebted 10
said Estate requested 10 make immediate payment -
the undersigned.
Dated this 9th day of December, 1865
JOHN NUsRY. Administrator,
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Exrcstsors Sale Of Real Estof.

FslE d'rsgned, executor OF tho last will and
mcnt ui I.twreuce e. CUlincr late Of La Sale county,
Illinois 10y virtue Of decrcta order made and
record in the county of said La Sale county the
DeveEbcr term thereof n 1865. will offer for sale
public vendue the door Of Worthwhile
Post ofro Gin the town Of Northvie in said county
Monday the twentS-nnth cath day of January. 1919,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock N. and five (5 O'Clock
Of s day. all the following described lands being Il
te estate of the said Lawrence e. Culmer and
said town of Worthwhile. to wit:
The south west fractional quarter. "a Of section No.
nineteen ~ township No thirty north, Of range hvs,
%. east of the third r. NJ. confirming 7342
Said lands Will he sold TO the highest bidder
cash in hand will execute the purchaser a suncasss
deed ot said premises on confirmation OF said sails.
dec 16-Gw JOHN GUNNER Executor
Z. : ALhntt. Solicitor for Petitioner.
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-4Rmint:tratlir Sale.

u Office hereby given that tle undersigned admins.
= uatrv Il the estate Of Henry Shaw. deceased BY
v'Tiu0 81 derret1 order OF the County Court Of Ia
zlie "H'1-. Illinois. made IT the D--em',er term, A. D.
1893 wiI IofFias the thirty das 0f January.
1890 NJ tn hour of o'clock T. NJ the south door Of
tie Court Ionse in tle city Of Ottawa La Sale county,
sell ~ pHir sale the highest bidder. the interest "
Marion J.. shaw AMI HeBnettc NJ Shaw in and 10 %
HI-i 81 tile following described real estate bs
pay II tie Indebtedness If suid dec-aeed
estate. T. wit Til" Eis VIVA Sc. D. T g y ;. 3d
NJ ID situated in the county Of La Sale. Illinois sub
jet u '.iirw'- rights o. Dover and lIom-stcsi
Terms. C4>is- MARY T.. SHAW.
Ottawa l-c. .. 65ju Admin Iytrstrix syresap6
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E-TaTE oF CgAELEs l. GArEs, Dlc-uEp.
T1'iE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
81 the e-tJtc Of Charles f.. Gate. late counts
If l. sale and state Of Illinois deceased, hereby gives
tee that he Hh ap--sr before Court Of Ia
sale county - the Court lpuso IN Ottawa al the Hera.
- Term. the 81 MONDAY IN february next at ~hih
time all persons having claims against said
he'd and ge-ic 10 attend for the purp~- having
adjusted All persons indebted estate re-
at,;i To max" pmeistc payment to the uIiicrsgnsd
Dat~i this ~ ,,iy 81 D'~tBt--r. A. u. lSC5
JAMES GRAHAM Administrator
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! Administrators NOiice.
EsrArE OF JArEs Mcc.roHrr. prcr.s

EsIAIE OF 'AELs NONf1uHhf DECEAsEp.
FsHIIE undersigned having been appointed Adninsrates
4 Of the Estate of James Mci,ughcy, late of tbs
county of La Sale and State of Illinois, decreased, herol
gives notice that he will appear before The Cinty Coa}l
Of In Sale county the Court House in Ottawa %
the January tcrn the Third Monday in January
which time all persons having claims against said -
tate notified and requested to attend for the par-
pose of having the adjusted All persons indebted
to sail Estate requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned
Dated this ID day Of December A. n. 1865.
WILLIAM STEVEN son, Administrator,
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lot Cor SaIc.

OF in block % States Addition to Ottawa, VIII 10
Il 4 sold on reasonable and easy terms. Apply to
dec l6-5w JOHN J. DAILY, W'ods Book.
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- The Great Curative.

- The Great Curative.
PITTSBURGH, April 10, 1886.
q Y, ST-Lgas:I have been troubled with a cough for
the ,<t lee gsET, by Of which have frequently
h-cH unable sl-r2 than half the night tried
many lies ihUt all ~ vain. heard OF your Cough
Syruy AM rssSei g. try IT, and tina, oil
few tottles ha1 cured entirely cheerfuy recon-
meu It safe, sp--y and pleasant for coughs and
colds. Yours respectfully Nm. WOODS.
Ills = strong testimony. and siven Voluntarily.
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-IdmiHiSTutorS -NyHce.

Tr u-Is=sirHoi iia,ins been appointed Adinistrstor
o 10" estate IL DANES c. Johnston, Dat" of the county of
- sale AMI State 81 I.31Js. deceased. hereby gives
u1t-e -si lac VIII appear before the Comfy Court II Ia
sale county. u the Z Urt Iuttc iu Ottawa II the February
-s hc thiIi Monday ~ February next. IT which time
al pra having claims agairs; said state are notihed
aH o-'e - attend for tine purps" ofha'ns the same
a ust"i- I'll persons indebted iii Estate relusss>
el e. make iaurfIt" pay Inert 10 the unrs-~icDed.
Dated TIL, - DAY # De-. D.. 1865
GEORGE II. MILLER Administrator
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Administrators No,ics.

ESTATE cf JoEL d. SWIFT, DECEASED.
FEyIIE undersigned having bocn appointed Administrative
4 Of the estate of joel H. swirl, ato OF The
county Of La Sale AMI State Of illinois, deceased here
by gives notice that She VIII appear h"iore the County
Court of la SIllo County, the Court House In o.
taws. at the January Term, the third Monday IL
January next, whi! time all pariis having caims
agans said Estate notified and Vsed TO attend Tor
the purpose having the adjusted All persons in.
debted to said Estate requested Ia make immediate ray
ment to the undersigned
Dated hi. II s.ay -! December \. n. 1865.
ELIZA Y. SHIFT. Administrative.
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Administrative Notice.

JIIIE undersigned having been appointed Administrative
Il of the Estate If Edward Swesry, late Of the
~ of La Se and state of Iliirs, decreased hereby gveA
notice that she viii appear before the County Court Of Ii
Sale county at the Court House in Ottawa the February
Term the 3i Monday ia February next which time ~
persons having claims against said estate notified and
request 10 attend for the purpose Of having the
adjusted All persons indebted t1 said estate rsquss
cd to make immediate payment tn the undersigned.
Dated this 2i day Of December. A. y. 1895.
ALICE SWEENY Administrative,
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-16

THE Richmond Times says webave seen
in private circulation q caricature which, we
think, Is worthy Of wider fame. It repre-
sents Mr.. johnson standing on the threshold
OF the Constitution, his attitude and expires.
sion dcnoting extreme anxiety and perplex.
ity.. In the foreground are two fgures-s
big boy and d little one-respresenting re-
spectively the North and the South. The
larger urchin is vigorously pounding the
smaller one, who Is stretching his hands i'm
ploringly towards Mr.. johnson and the Con-
stitution, and struggling violently to get to
them. Mr.. johnson looks out upon tho
struggle and eIclaims: Odd anybody erer
see the Hke'. 1 sent that boy ont to bring his
Rttie brother in oHt Of the cold. and noio see
the child iooRts TO come back aud tie rascal
tcon't let him He Is detndliy holding him
ont there and icaiioiriRg him IN the mud aud
SHotc."
Nice brother, that he only wanted to blow
up the Constitution, and send his big brother
Ito grass" Sweet youth-no wonder he
stretches bis hands imploringly to the
President" Didn't he show his attachment
to the President by placing the torch to his
home, and desolating his hearth
Hopeful child, IL only lacks one element Of
success--it wants little more "cheek to
get on we'll.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-16

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North american says; Phila.
delphia merchants and manufacturers will
be pleased to learn Of good prospect of in
creased heavy freight facilities between
their city and the south and Southwest. It
is no less than ship canal between this city
and Annapolis. A charter has been granted,
aud it is in the hands of capitalists who
know no such word as fail. The proposed
canal is only eighteen miles long, and its
construction completes an almost airline Of
canal and river navigation between this city
and Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
which will confer incalculable advantages
upon the coal and heavy freight interests
generally. .r. q .H..
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-16

Departed this life In this city. on the 7th inst
sALLIB NJ, wife Of Anon II. Bradley.
The deceased was loved by all who knew her
o. the simplicity and genial warmth Of hcr ma
ta-e, together with all those amiable and lovabls
qualities that make = perfect character. Whilst
child she conseerated herself to Christian life,
and ever fulhlled her duties In the church with
earnestness and unobtrusive modssty, and a.
long Ms her energies permitted, was found In her
place In the church, the Sabbath school, and at
the eouoh Of suffering, and many are the missions
Of mercy she discharged.
Her death was the ht closing scene Of such an
emblematic life-gentle and full OF hope in the
promises Of divine grace. sweetly as the flowers
close their lids at evening she passed through the
dark waters, and with the words "Jesus, sweet
Jesus on her lips, her pure spirit passed to u
brighter sphere. Her mourning husband and
friends who, with unutteTRble anguish, saw her
taken from them In her youth and innocence,
with the bridal wreath scarce withered on her
brow, have the consolation OF her beautiful and
resigned death, the memory Of her exemplary
rse, as q lasting memorial. i. u. w.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-16

CosriRxArIosa - The Senate yesterday
confirmed tho following nominations Isaac
N. Arnold, to be Auditor Of the Treasury for
the Post Office Department; Henry c. Van
Dyck, Assistant U. S. Treasurer at New
York; John @. Graham, to be Assistant
Register Of the Treasurer, Philadelphia; N.
B. Brown, Assistant Treasurer at the mint;
Daniel G. Whitman, to bo Deputy Commits.
sionsr Of Internal Revenue VIM. Z. Chand-
Ter and john F. Hartly, to be Assistant Sec.
retaries of the Treasury; L. Rollins, to be
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
The Senate also confirmed Hooper @.
Hicks and Ephraim F. Anderson, of Balti.
more, to bc Appraisers James F. Webb, to
be Collector of Customs at Vienna, Nd; W.
Smith Reese, Naval Officer at Baltimore, and
W. G. Mumford, Surveyor of Customs at
Snow Hill, Nd.