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The Union state Central Committee.

The Union State Central Committee.
THE appointment Of Colonel FRANK JORDAN
to the post of Chairman OF the Union State
Central Committee has fairly opened the
political campaign in our State, and We hail
his selection as a harbingsr Of certain triumph
The duties of the post of leader of party
through an exciting and important canvass
are numerous and oneroIs. 1t requires man
well versed in political traditions, thoroughly
acquainted with all the tricks and intricacies
Of partisan manoeuvres, with a clear head, and
an ever ready welcome to all who desire to
have an audience, ceaselsSs urbanity, quick
decision, and "a comprehensive memory. And
all these requirements are found in Colonel
JORDAN. He is fitted not only by long expe-
Iience to be the guide Of the party through
out the campaign, but is also peculiarly
adapted for the position, because Of the per-
sonal influence and great popularity he has
achieved among the soldiers. His continu-
ance for the last four years as State Military
Agent at Washington has brought him intO
contact with our veterans under trying cir
stances, and we have the testimony of many
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FoR GOVERNOR OF RHODE IsLAND.--The
nomination by Racclamation of General
AMBROSE e. BURNSIDE for the post of
Governor of the State of Rhode Island, by
the Union party, is deserved compliment to
q soldier whom circumstances have conspired
to render unpopular, despite his more than
ordinary merit. Pennsylvania has led OFF in
selecting for her Governor General "oft in
danger tried" We are glad to see that the
other CommoRwealths are following her ex-
ample. General BURNSIDE, a graduate of
West Point, has been for years in the service
of his country. Previous 10 the war he grew
disgusted with the duties Of peace war
riors, and resigned his commission. No sooner
did the Rebellion commence than he proffered
his services, and once more entered the field.
With his subsequent history all our readers
are familiar. How he gradually rose until he
finally commanded the Army of the Potomac
Bow ne was defeated and removed and how
since then he has been out OF the public
view. We have said that BURNSIDE has
been q victim of circumstances, and we re-
peat it. Had he had the advantages which
were in the control Of others, he would not
have made such a failure. We consider him
an injured man, and one whose reputation
with posterity Will be much greater than it is
to-day with us. His nomination is tribute
to his patriotisB, and Of his election there can
be no doubt. We hope to see the day when
all OF the leading States in the Union will
have rewarded their faithful soldier-citi-
zens by the highest Offices within the popular
control.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f~99y@ WEST PHILADELPHIA INSTITUTE,
THIRTY NINTH Street, above Marke..-Lec.
ture tomorrow. THURSDAY EVENING, March a.
instant, ats O'Clock by PROFESSOR L. STEPHENS.
subJect-'cBEMISTRY," to be Illustrated with OK
perments
Tickets 25 cents Tickets the course Of Scientific
Lectures, 81.
Lectures by Professors STEPHENS, MORTON, HAL
LOWELL, and ROGERS, for the benefit Of the Night
School attached to the Institute
Tickets for sale at Marks Drug store Coombes Drug
Store Hancocks mantua Drug Store, the West Phila-
delphia Gas Once at The Library OF the Institute
Thirtyninth sire ct, above Market by any Of the
Board Of Managers. 32l2t
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WANTS.

~ HREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED T0'
Il act in important locations for the New YORK Acc-
dental Insurance Company Active men OF good address
apply to FRANK o. ALLEN, Branch o1ioe, No. 4la|
ClEsNUT Street Apply soon 2M
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ordered
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Es4a5-- DINING-ROOM.-F. LAKEMRYER,
- oAkIER's Alley, would respectfully inform the
Public GENERALLY that he has left nothing undone to make
this place comfortable In every respect for the
mediation OF guests He has opened large and COM
modieus Dininp-Room In the second story, His SIDE
BOARD Is furnished with KRANDlES. WINES,
WHISKY, Etc, Etc.. 0tsVPERIQR BRANDS. III
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eg sTB1NwAY g SONS,
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
| PIANO-FORTES


GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES
have taken thirty two First Premiums gold and silver
medals at tho principal Fairs held in this country within
the last ten years and in addition thereto they were
awarded First Prize Medal at tho Great international
Exhibition in London 1852 in competition with 269
Pianos nom all parts Of THO world
That the great superiority OF these instruments Is now
universally conceded is sbundanty proven BY the FACT
that Aesss steinways scales improvements and pc
eaares Of constr uetion" have been adopted by the
great major y Of the manufacturers OF both hemI-
spheres las closely e0sd be dome tohout faOeeat
OrPateHt ghts and that their Instruments are used by
the most snnent PlAnists Of Europe ana America who
prefer them for their own public and private use when
accessible.
sTElNWAr q SONS direct special attention to their
PATENT AGRAFFB ARRANGEMENT,
which, having been practically tested In all their Grand
aHd Highest priced Square PIANOS admitted to be
one Of the greatest improvements Of modern times viii
hereafter be introduced In every Piano naSdcursd by
he Vithsut y cost to the purchaser in order
that ALL their pAtrOns may reap its benefit
sTEIHWAY a sons PIANOS are the only Anne.
rcan instruments exported to Europe in large mum.
bers, and used in European conesrt-rosms
warerooms at DLAsIUs BROTHERS,,
SlOswS4p No 1895 CHEsNUT Street
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Thirty-ninth sire ct, above Market by any Of the
Board Of Managers 32l2tt
e THE YOUNG AND TALENTED
ELOCUTIONIST,
PROFESSOR ~ K. RICHARDSON,
WIN, by particular request, give one more
READING,
AT CONCERT HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, March 49,
Tickets so ets to be had at Bsleys Continental News
Stand; Claxtons Bookstore No COG Chesnut St Fshs
Drug Store, e. corner Thirteenth and Walnut 20 St.
Eag@ AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
RECONSTRUCTION.
Rey HEERY WARD BEECHER win deliver his
Isst9rg Sp hS aGGyS yo M @ sSsSs on
rYogNG MEMS 9HR1srIAN ASSOCIATION.
The sale OF Tickets viii commence on wednesday 18th
the soaR half at j. s. CLixToNs No. 5s CsssaIt aGG
e5g@ AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
~ JOIN B. COUGH, ESQ.,.
viii SGySr Ty9 LeSVrS TRaSE h essPces 2 the
M4BGH g, subjsct-,:H BIT 80,
Tte sale OF Tickets Tor 6o,h Lectures viii commence
Tuesday Morning, 2Oth No tickets will be sold
SffEfG ffcS S'iSFs ssc., tass 5Se.. 'nmS and 75c
M S @ @ sa 81 1ne n5 w 5s Sr sG
north hall at Ashmead & Evans No. 72i C6ssnat
street az
Rag ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- YOUNG MhEsc ERcT6EEsi THsFsilAN ASSOCIATION
March 2Esy TES6T TkRD REEoHER
March 2SaSSaE sSSiscf-RAB}T. + AfBGTaH' Esq
March 29~JoHN D. GoUGH, Esq.
subiect-TEMPERANCE $40 lot
N8y- A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
- RAGE ;-S ontaDing nearly 300 pages, and 1870
Organs in state Of Health and Disease with Treatise
Mind ana Body, with the authors Liam Of Treamont-
he only rational and successful mode q shown
MARI ana Hss ma[ase o whC @ ento5 6
postage to any address on OF IS cents in stamps
or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CRoIX No.
The author be consulted upon any Of the diseases
% and mediSnes I sent ef any pSTt he world SIN
49, JUST Pu BLISH ED
~ By the Physicians Of the
NEW YORK MUSEUM,
FOUR LECTURES.
PHILOSOPHY or MARRIAGE
TO be had free four stamps by addressing Secretary
7i7S iS'N u''u0 9 No sH6 SIS R6ADwAY New York
r1a5@ TEE GREAT NEW ENGLAND. RE-
DB. j. W. PoLAND's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Is offered the afflicted throughout the country,
having proved by the test of eleven years.
the New Ingand States where its merits have become
ell known the tree which in part 1t derives
its virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Throat Colds, Coughs, Dipthera Bronchitis Spit
ting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally.
1t is q remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com
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Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys
ard Bladder, Gravel, and
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Give II trial if you would the value Of good
and tried medicine 1t is pleasant, safe and sure.
Sold by druggists ana dealers in medicine generally
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l22mwi3m BOSTON,, Mass
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GROVER &BAKERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE OR CLOCK" STITCH SEWING
MACHINES. No. and No. for Tailors, Shoe
makers, saddlers etc. No 73O Chestnut street
Philadelphia; No. II Market street, Harrisburg
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pHIs is a personal in
vitation to The reader to eX-
anime our new STYLES OF
SPRING CLOIHING.
Cashmere Suits ior SIG. and
Black Suits for S22 Elmer
salts, all prlces up 10 SI5
WANAMAKER d. BROWN,
OAK HALL,
SOUTHEAST CORNER
SIXTH and MARK 1T SITS.
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and faithful. wife. He never knew
how I deceived and wronged him, and
[ am thankful that held not. 1t
would have darkened his last hours
with sorrow which his trust in me
spared him.
/ am still watching for the day when
I shall follow them. / have sinned,
but | have suffered and repented. l
have sought mercy and forgiveness at
the foot of the Cross, and l wait
humbly for the day when the heavy
laden shall travel no more, and the
weary are at rest. Fgyl.sa
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Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general but most especial
ly to the Farmers, that they are prepared
to take in Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, viz:
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANNELS, LINSEYS,, SATI-
NETS & STOCKING YARN, s.rJ
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply of the
above G pods on hand for sale or exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at a dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right off. Price list
for manufacturing win be sent on applica-
ton. Office and Factory CORNER Bond street
ap6-6m 8ss-4aaa1 ,tat -
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Notice of the Laying Out and Open
ing of Streets in F. W. Brink
mnvnr'S En1arrnmnnt

y
NOIECE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Ia the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, at its session on the Goth day of
July, 1866, passed an order TO lay out. open,
and extend Sixth Street, of the width of
sixty feet, and of the length of three hum
dred and eighty-four feet, more or less, to
connect Sixth Street, in Sharpe'S Enlarge
ment, with Eighth Street, in the Northern
Enlargement; goI5.4f
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order to lay out, open, and ex-
tend Franklin Street, of the width OF sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less, to con-
meet with Franklin Street, in Sharpe's En-
1argement, with Franklin Street, in the
Northern Enlargement; u u
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order to open, lay out, and ex-
tend Seventh Street, of the width of sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less, to con-
meet Seventh Street, in Sharpe's Enlarge
ment, with Adams Street, in the Northern
Enlargement; scn s4 BIZ
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order 10 open, lay out, and ex-
tend Eighth Street, OF the width of sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty -four feet, more or less, to con-
meet with Eighth Street, in sSharpe's En-
largement, with Eighth Street, in Holz-.
grefe's Enlargement. fsIr.f IS Gt1 Hcl
All persons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or AUDITING upon said pro-
posed streets, and feeling themselves ag-,
grieved by any or either of said several
orders, may have redress by making appli-
cation to said Council within six weeks
from the publication of this notice.
By order of the Council. 900
eofissy bna A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, July q,
1866. july23
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Referring to the above, the undersigned
would call the attention of their friends to
reliable Insurance, and would solicit a con-
tinl1ance of the patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon the late firm.
81 NEXSEN & BIXBY.
August i, 1866. [aug7 div 80 - -.
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STEELE IL TRIPLE.

ecOnd St., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind. e r.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &C., of every de-
cription constantly on hand. Packing
Foxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
o. every kind done on the shortest notice.
api$Iy.
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COTTON w ARPS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
THOSE HAVING A SELF-ACTING.
IT AN D-LOOM

That we are prepared to furnish them, on
short notice, WARTS FOR WEAVING JEANS,
of the best quality, ready to weave, as low
be promptly attended to. Send on your
beams. JOHN w. GRUEN & CO.,
eiAs Corner Bond street and Canal.
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COpartllersIrip,

n HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
III Mr.. E. N. BIXBY an equal partner in
my Insurance Business, and shall continue
the same under the name and style of Mex
sen & Bixby. f3 j. w. NEXSEN.f
August l, 1866. 5ffs
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Ata 30

Eve have the facility of the hast Ma
S1kneTy and Workmen, and will give all
'ssrik entrusted to us our Individual atten-
=. MI orders promptly, warrant our
EzIlce and Foundry, corner of First and
sect streets, Evansville, Ind.
N ENorkmen sent to all parts to fit
49azz6m SCHULTZE, TRUMAN & co.
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ss1n and Brass Castings of Every
Description.

rassaEexs in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
xsre BEkcks,s Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
Elazsa, DC, at Manufacturers Prices. ~
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qRsyairing Done at Short Notice.

erkmen sent to all parts to fit up work
4saasa Repair Boilers and Machinery.
@E All orders will receive our individu-
Gil Afaantion, and will be promptly filled on
SS1ae most reasonable terms.
&3E1ce and Foundry on the Canal, corner
sgM 1ngle Street. oct6-dly
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L. IGLEHART & CO.,

o64 aa0 03f W r9l alL
fod -Iit.3s.- -lsI
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MTfgGqe Sale.

"HEREAs, AIoHir.n J. Thi.rbor did on the .7th Day
w 81 Dycemder, \ L 1874, execute and deliver to tbs
convey ei the uu1ersEuet the premises therein asd
hereinafter described the payment Il eight hGa
drsi d.llar cash advanced the said ThuTbcr by
unde.gnv and any further sum u mon, not exceeding
g-ois.IiA dollars wAi-h the undersigned might az
- aa TErer ~ D.. request with interest on all
the money advanced a. the rate - per sent per
nta; sui heT,s the uLt rsgneG hath advanced
safi Thurt,er ia. full thousand losr. which
according the of sad mortgage deed dee
together with the interest thereon.
And "here bs tie terms ri said rnortgas. deed should
default male in the payment - said ,uG Il msu,y ~
.uy i.-t -rtf or The. interest therein the Undersigned
Jrr-ly authorized and empowered sell the real
tat. therein described At the door ~ the Court Uous. ia
t.e city u OTTAWA. county q L. sale and OF Hi
nos . the highest biltrr 10 ash after publAk
ius Notice sixty dlys before t- ay 81 sch sale il
ae~-sUr printed IN sid cit, Of ottawa gyiu she tine
an 10 q such sale AMI % make, execute and deliver.
-. purchaser pur i,ers 4 sai real estate deed
..-Ss q SAID real estate ani the proceeds u surG
..le PROVIDED sad mortgage i~-d to wit In p,ymen,
" lie mu~s due upon aid niort-e ani n" costs saa
expenses u sh sais: ali o. ia pryi.i"ns ,nd eondi-
tcL' to WITH eh.r- iui.' siSsr ~ sad -nyr'ssSe
n re~rded ok -. pAge ios # the mortg-s- r~coTfs
Of - Sale uny, a1 1sl-h T.eU: al interested
An. ~9., .-lsut .;!, been made in the payment u
sz.3 ,ui interest, and there : due aud ung.s
tie .sui s'I5eS and Interest from Tho DIT. this
advertisement, csts and expense.
Therefor hereby gwen that by virtue ofand
couiJrnry Win the IJwcrs and provision Contained liz
sut due ia. undersigned oTe.aid. with costs sac
-r.-. f.aie l.'a Iuesisy. the 81 day ~ April, A
-iI- ii.sr- az AMI three "eiC-
tine dor II -; Court .J-r u -a. C:y u C.se-T
for sie ard sell for II. highest and bot rr- th,
VIII lTi. cab Lots u- g. ten q -i-r-
81 l1l twelve 2 li thirteen t'.l in boc --' sts-n.
II. IN EiciirN's aaOn The town VI Mar IN the
coznfy si0T-,aj ami all the following irsT4
commencing tia sW # said Iot thirteen tiG
SAT- Isl.rk -eVvItrc!y. - thence south tie csns
t-ce r:ty l9i iec then north % the r'En-F Of
said Ut thirteen (3 thence We; hiy lso 'et u the
place u ginning. tpcet-cr With al AMI sa2sr tie
hor-lll Anaeut- ieT-uEio bcio.
IN aav~is- spTer;ain.', The ,rlo Icing III pTsHsss
ZEE c-lte,i IL S~1 lHOrLsls. deed.
! ;. Grover, AIIy. {. =. DEATEi..
g \ !ROW EI;lnGR
II
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Tag .Nsls Nntcc.

NOTICE - hereby given. Ilat 1t sale OF dslinqusan
LANDS and town ioIs, -, III. Tr.Asnr-< and sXsdcis
state, county snI Csr taxes And du. the. for
the Let. AMI pT.'Gas held the hoass,
IN Ottawa ia sail county, On ihs 1t day Of june \
1854. Charles C. Campbell pu cl.s the folio wing ess<Rh
Cd real estate, .iiu-teI ia said c,,uB:y, ~ ait.
The east 10 acres VI the ~--r 81 o! the hA:
the syuth quarter of section 10. town 81 rsug.2;
Ti- cr: i..!! u tee ,pth east quarter Of section -
town g, range =;
lot VI Tia. otih quarter Of Section H. IOWA -.
rsns=s;
ut { in block 5 thu Of Ls,.ii.;
lot 10 in biol h Al la tbe t,~H - L-sslls:
Lot p. IN biloxi Il Az tue town al Ltsa!s;
I.Jt 5 ia block % in the town Of l~sail-;
Lot IN blo<E = il IN" town II I--s-ic;
Lot > IN block 80 ia the town -: La..e;
lot ia block - IN the tI~u ~ I-...ilr;
II. east - feet u lot "a in bocE IL. In ths spvs e
, La,aile;
IL IN block IIs in the town Of LasaIle;
LIT (Ics"t r~ii r..iJ in block I.s Ia the 81 =
sale,
Lot. and IL tI..cS ! IN the old town Of Psru;-
east La Il .os N BLOCK l. the old town Of Perm.
Tie raeton HVrs OF the rail- al - the half Of
: j.; : IN AlYcr Il iH the Old town 81 Peru;
Lots and ~ bl'cE 2 lot AZ tscK a. ant lots .
ANA tsr.e ia bVk p IN sI,diyisJ. a. We
south quarter OF section id. iossn - r.ns.l:
z !oIs and lhiB bio Z i2s "a Nn-w~ a.ids,u TO Peru
} Lot = in block : ia t4ii.hs-ds addition b. Peru
Lot. and block s., lot ) in bvcK 81 aad LOT u
lax -, IN sf-i;h sKinKleo addition TO Sbe~s:
Lots and "a ..sk 81 IN siEt-s aLlsl'n 81 OTTAWA;
LoI ; il tlocE . ia ULiyf addition t. Otla~s:
Lot IN LlDcs !, LOIS ami i. bl.-K Iy.s sni a,l
ID. .orb hail cf ts west halt oi let in t.osI u
Nbr::.eE-s -, Vni s,i-.sOG - v hih-d;
~ Al ~ blv1k ~aG lots l. =, :, 4, AM -
BIOS . .i M-..Ury's ,di..i1n t. Wtit,.s!l.
ne - q. c4cIspt'- u ihs above d-sc-ioat rss .
tate .E. 81, %. III! expire ts EiA
.-y 1: yuI- A. = Isl .AAEs : PAR:oSs
AsiSnss.
lac csLnIy y''Ui- al uii~~.
N, 1910
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Tar .GdH Noifce.

fIIE under.sne hereby pstice the ssvsr.l -
sons 20 whom the folio wing described lands we've .
ses'e a taxed r., tbs l. g. Al oshssy
e9nceIEe- iiat the said lands ssssrAlly id - Ne
irsasurer an, esoie Cotlscser Of IL Sale eoasSy D.
per.usnce % lsw IN She 9Th dsy OF Jspt 1884. ks
1863. and that the UNDER gsd pnrchssed AID aeAtA
land At said sale and the legal Of the sNrnS
Gates of purchase of SAID ians. and that the Sfs
dempon thereof from sad sae, will expire he o;fh
day OF june D. 1855 .... -.rr
Assessed to Ira Bagry-wb Nwl+ Swk NIk Of 49,
fion l. township 3d. T. east OF third ISincps msr.
AL, containing five acres.
Owner unknown-E Is acresW y NWa kEh ssctien q,
TOW nship 3d. range 5, east of third principal meridian.
Owner unknown-S fr SW u section IS. township =.
range 4, east of third principal msridian, eonsaiois0
ie3S ...H.......
All of said lanes located I'm La sAls county e
Illinois JOHN s. ARNSTkUN0.
feb IT, os-3ws |f-~'-..
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41,u,,i.tyat7.ic Sale.

a oTIcE Is hereby given thai the an1er'sned adnhle
- afari1 of the -sta-e Of Henry Sha' aeee"eo'
v,riue OF d-cr-tsi orucr of the County court o. '
Sale county. Illinois made at the December torn A.
lst5, viii "u NOu'ay the tiirtyiirs d. Of JANUARY
1856 at the hour Of two O'Clock r. ~ the south
Tie Court House M the city OF Ottawa. La Sale county,
sell at public sale the si-. bidder the interest of
Marion l.. Shaw snl Ienriettc n. Shaw in and 10 SO
iuach .: the following described real estate
necessary pay Of the Indebtedness. Of enid dec-ssed
estate wit: The Eis NWa Sec. -. 90 " Il ;. Sd
p. 81 all situated in the county VI La Sale Illinois SUB
jscf 10 widows rights e. Dover and Homestead.
Terms, Cash. MARY l.. SHAW,
Oftawa, dec. %. 'e5-sw Administrators rs aforesaid
The above sale has bssn dourned To MondA the lS:h
OF MARCIA MARY L. SHAW,
fcb2-6w AdministrntriX RS aforesaid
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CHd"cery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIs,b County Court 81 sAli essAe.
/, suLI CoryTr. as to March Term A. D. Ises
william q. OGize administrator with the will annsxsd-
Of Hiram Thornton. C.sc"asee -. The Unknown ustsv
Ard Unknown Deyi.-es of Hiram Thornton d-esess5-
In CiusHcery.
Fu,.I hereby given ~ she .I,i sefsnisno The
Unknown Heirs and INK Devsees Of Hiram Thsruso,
GscesS. that sail .oBp filed his ball Of sOmrosne
IN saiI the Shaefy side tb-I on tire 81 oAy
February, A 1856 for the aiS'ntnisnf 81
suitable Trustee ~ I'll Se< t'''o~inS ds
c.ibed real which .sd rapt fhornton dscs>
ed .;sd seized Zee simple, Wit liz seWtl 81 quE-
ter n, -eton six f in township tir,y t's "a ~ rss1s
ON. II as, =. IT, ~ Principal Scridisr arr Se coe
half Of the south wet quarter oi '-cfi5i h'.
, p,i, and rang. las, ad and the " est half o. ~
eight in the i-hj and range aiorssh asorcn0
she direc III as viii and Testament ofssd dsees.
aad shat .hsrerpon issued out oil sAd coass
a.in.. returnai J.. the hrst DAY Of ~
nex. term sad lie holden al tie Cours hvess11
OTTAWA is said county the first NoBdss ~ March, g. D
1865. ID 10y law required
Nov ,hee.,r- urirss u the said Unknown Worn SO
Cnknown De- iirHm Thnrnton dsssessl ef,eA -
Ard .ppear said the hrst dsy OF ths ~
tel N hereof TO holden Aforesaid sns shAlI sbeDeoe
r,lead answer, dcsAur. except ~ SAID eui u go
thar, sane will be taken tor confessed - Aoekcos
paint, tn> alters Aho 'iiASS 'H@''A P's''
you, and tbs L.. .r. xa~9
weed accordingly. u Sv " a zoos
- 49, ~ N"~.- 'nA "- Clerk
Conirlaipana Sol