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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

BEET SUGAR.-We have been watching
with some interest the operations at Chats
worth, Livingston county, lis. in the matter
of manufacturing sugar from beets. The
Company raised some 600 acres of bets this
year, enough TO make three or four hundred
tons of sugar. We learn b. the Peoria De-
mocrat that The Company has been checked
in Its operations on a large scale on account
of the discovery Of some imperfections in the
minor parts of their machinery, which, how
ever, are being rapidly renedied. When all
IS in order, they expect to turn out three tens
of sugar day. Samples of the sugar AL
xea3y made have been shown, and It is as
clear and white q the ordinary eniyee sugar
Of The stores. The Company have some
sISo,0ao invested in the enterprise, and ara
unaba;ei in their confidence that it will pay. |
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Female Suffrage.

5iEoA 81 Our readers viii fad rare treat in the
portious of Mr. Cowau's speech, which We
publish on our FIRST page, our only regret be-
ing that we have room Tor no more The rad
icals have been aboring and believing for .
49, wear or two 70 have suffrage conferred upon
- ~ tn. negroes thousands Of whom are 50 igno>
rant and besotted as to bs dsmi-savagss !;
but when Mr. Cowan proposes to confer the
Fy4 same franchise the intelligent and refined
4 3 mothers. wives and daughters of white men,
they look upon it piece of pleasantly
Our republican institutions are shaken to the
centre to secure suffrage for the stupid negro,
but the proposition to lei intelligent white
woman vote is treated as a joke The
negro must vote because, # he should happen
10 own anv property it is taxed but white
women may own millions OF property, and
their claim to vote is subject Tor derslon
Mr. Cowan, in the course Of the debate on
his amendment, eStorted from dozen oil
radical. the confession that suffrage was not
& natural right. but privilege conferred up
20 1890 on certain classes By society for lis safe,
ty-upsn classes who, by tnAir general atsi>
loeuce above others. are best fitted to
exercise this franchise. But break down
this principle, and regard suffrage natu'
raj ri bit inherent in al who be called
upon to contrbute to the support of the gov
eminent and what reason can be given for
Tea. O. excluding wonen or even minors IN mary
cases from outrage, and conferrIng Ii upon
the negro Just emerging from the ''brutalIzimg
influences of slavery" Mr.. Cowan tried in
80 vain to extort sensible reason from the rad
icals on this point.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

DEsrRUcrIoS OF RArs- Pre:s. &c
fienns states that III. rats in the sewers Of
e that city have beed so effectualiy destroyed
or means of green sitrol. salphste oriron,
taat Professor lyric, requiring some Of
'hoas animals for experiments, vas scarcely
able to obtain them at any price. Anybody
: who's instructthe people Of Ottawa and
Surrounding country how to dose these de-
- structIve rodenis, will confer aafayor on a
large aud suffering conu:nni,y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

SINGULAR DlsEA,r.-A family named
Gasner, living il tie town Of Linn, Wool
ford county, in this State, has been for several
II onth, past afflicted with an unknown dis.
sea>e. One physician pronounced it spotted
fever; another that it was trichina, others
thought they were stricken by the hand Of
Providence with plague But The strangesr
part of the matter is, that four havs died ut
intervals Of eXacllf month. The mother
died September eih; daughter died on
October tth the father died on November
4th, and ano her dspghter died December
4tl,.
TIE estate was administered upon by the
oldest son. and sale was advertised 10 take
place on the 18th inst, but previous TO ths t
day he was taken sick and now lie. in a
dangerous condition, having been unable to
attend the sale.-Peoria Democrat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

ANOTHER REBEL.-Mr Foster. Of Conn,
President pro feas e the senate. was the onIy
radical in the senate who voted a. aiust negro
suffrage in the District o. Columbia Accord
ingiy he IS already being ranked. by the rad
zeal papers. with Cowan, Doolitie aud Nor
Ton. As NJ. F.. in case Of the death or re
snoval of Presiden, johnson. wouid become
the President, ''ti.e bloo0hoGnds of Zion ars
already on MS track, demanding that he shall
be removed from the Pre.iden of the sen.
ate, aud Sumner or Chandler elected in his
place
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Main Street, Ottawa, HI.
Sale of Real Estate.

DpRLfC NOTICE IN hereby given, that uHcer and by
virtue dr. dccres Of the County Court made at the
december term, 1866 in certain cause, In Chanoiy
tiertia whefcn Peter Clans complainant and Same
Eeebce, Eanee Bee, AMI Hannah Ann Un,lerhh
dcendnntr the undersigned, special commissioner, alb
pointed by sIid Court in said cofec for purpose.
will sell at Public vende at The south door Of the Court
House ity Ottawa ia county OF La Sale and
State Of Inb Monday, the 2ist day of ,nuary
1867, betws, the Of 10 o'clock Al and "clo
~ said day. the ighcst and best bidder for ca L. the
following des{f5 real estate situate said county to
wits Lots ot:y co. fortyone al aid fortytwo az in
Ottawa city, situate In section fifteen, (5) in
ihirtytroc 3 Of range t.c 3 east oi the third priti-
ep MERIDIAN and all the right title and interest Of said
Peter Claus Samuel BceDce, Eunce Beebcs and Hannah
Under hli therein rulee however, 10 the right Of
homestead therein the said Hannah Ann Undorhi us
srnrt the My of said Eunec Beebes aud Sam
u,J Bc-hes, her husband therein.
Datcd this 22d day Il December A. D. 1865.
.t.s. ttsf uISHOP W. PERKINS,
SDo. Ia Commissioner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

DOMESTIC EcCSoMr.- No housekeener o.
cook |. fully prepared to enter successful,
upon bier culinary duties uithout having the
DeG Ctemicu Slieratus on hand 1t re,
lieyes The mind OF much Of the care and
anxiety experienced by skillful cook. For
sale by most merchants and grocers.. Cal
for the genuine in red papers. 1t is better
than soda. % q r4Fd3l}1 2'gHsi ti19I go
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Chicago Republican.

Tho Chicago Republican comes to US since
Monday enlarged 10 The size OF the Times,
and printed throughout new. clean, clear
and beautiful type. 1t j. really the hands
somest OF all the dailies either Of Chicago or
New ork. We coufess We like the Repub>
lic1n as we'll as 1t is possible for US to ike SO
st.rnly radical a paper. lis editorials are
written with an ability eqaal TO aIy OF the
great daiIies of the East. and in its arrange
neats for obtaining news from all quarters
Of tbs world, il IS perfect. 1t has this advan-
tare of the balance of TIE Chicago press in
eastern news, il gets exclusively the reports
OF the ASSOCIATED Press while the others
rely on the Craig ring which is IN fair
way to break downas q fat failure TIE
price of the Daily Repabiicas is the same as
that cfall the other Chicago dailies-sl2 .
year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

IssrALLArios.-on Friday last evening Of
week The following officers, who had been
elected at a nrevious meeting, were duly in
stalled as officers OF the New Masonic Lodge
at Seneca, H.
G. Fl. Duck, w. NJ.
Wm. r. Battles. S. d.
U,nry Biiharz, J. D.
W., NJ Hanna, Sec
Jacob Hess, T.
The installing officers were A. N. Clsve>
land and Geo. A. Dry, Of Cedar Lodge No.
l2i, Morris. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

n c. GOLD MixEs.-The n. \. Herald
has letter from /" reliable correspo 1dent''
at Concord, n. c., Who writes that tile gold
mines jast discovered IN .hat vicinity are far
superior in wealth to the best quartz mines
in California. Heavy capitalists fron, the
north have arrived and are making extensive
preparations to work tbs mices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

q Well. Pairick,' asked the doctor, |" how
do yoh feel to>day p Och, doctor dear,
enjny very poor health. The rumatics are
very distressing indade when go to- slape
lay awake all night. apd nj toes isswelled
as l,ig as goose hens egg. oiwhin stand
up fall doan INN sdiaiely."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

The South Carolina Legislature begin to
seriously eonsider the policy of ratifying the
constitutional amendment. They have sen,
a committee to Washington to confer with
Republican, congressman, to ascertain whetl,.
err II the ameaGment should be ratified, their
Representatives viii be admitted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
The e.renf Reliable

he wans so long experienced by the
people and the medical profession. of 81 fe
pleasant and reliable cure for all forms o.
itch and scratches, has at last been met By
the prcprietcrS q Boyd's Medica'ed Cream.
II is not greasy. has an agreeable perfume
aud cleanses the .kin. Sold bv T.. Y. Grigus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

80 Wha: do you mean by cat>and>dog
life r. said husband to his angry WIFE,
Look at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the rug
together. i wish men lived half as peacea>
bly,, with their viyes.'' s'Ssop,'' said his wife,
ate them together, and see how they would
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

The PROVINCIAL authorities III Can.S, have
rslinqushed all responsibility for the cons
demned Fenia Is by farming them oyer to the
home Government. TIE action OF the latter
toward them VII no doubt depend very much
upon the future course of the Fenians in Ire.
land and this conatrr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

HENey WARD BEEcHEE delivered a leo
ture at Newark, Nd, on Monday evening,
ia which he advocated universal suffrage for
both male and female, whites and blacks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

CHRISTMAS BALL Ar MARsEILLEs. Mr.. F..
Il. Beckwith viii give ball at Clark & Un>
deFhiif' Hall in Mar.elles, or Tuesday
evening. Christmas Excellent m.sic Is
engaged and good time expected. The
supper viii be at the Marseilles House
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

A Cabinet Council is reported to have
been held on Friday last at which. it was re re-.
/ so.ysd that the District Of Columbia Suffraye
bill should be vsteed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

The report that Stephens, Chief Organizer
Of the Irish Republic, has been arrested in
England is coatradicted by the cable dis
patches This morning
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

( Prices must be high in Washington. A
workman recently charged . Goverhmsnt Off
ciaI Sl0sfor replacing some bricks blown of
his chimney
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

a cultivation vas espied byAa party of
Nashville negroes, when one said q" "A man
can sit on dat ting, an ride while he's plow>
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
Estrayed or Stolen!

INRON the subscribes, living Bnck Creek ne,r Cur
- yeas i'll about the lsf Of October, BAY MAKE
three years last spring. rather sin, body, has celia
nurks forward oehalf white supposed
T. have tive white hind feet, has lump on ric
hip. Amy berson returnng sa,d ts subscriber
or giving ifermst tim whee che may Lc found viii 10
literally rewarded Address CJ CURYE1
y Dec2z-2,h% - p s'i Fsf Ortaw. IN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

IIT. g------1 = n q ~"
.'Golly," said another, ''de rascals vas too
sharp to thirk O. dat fore dc niggers was act
rce.. e nnE sfef1 10 tsS%'3 y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
Ship Canal Meeting.

A Grand County Mass Meeting of the
citizens Of La Sale county will be held at
the Court House, in Ottawa, on Saturday, the
It'd ixat.;to appoint dele9atesto thspropossa
Illinoi. Ship Canal Convention, to be held at
Rock isI.r,i on the 1ih inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

j. n. Reading jadse G:undy county; s.
3. Thomas, clerk Gruuly county: Isaac
H1-e, Geo Fisher, Z. Sanford, y David,
son, clerk ci.cait court. ). Wells Harris, *
jndse In judicial circut. Colon GRAFT.
ex iadg. county cent, ". II. prrA.us, G..
Comert1rd, q T Smith, \ 2. Conyis,
Leandsr Smtl', b. K am;n, /. - .elnan, /.
G. Smith. Benz. DIN, Chas Turner J.. ?.
Lott, G. L. Southland, editor A5restizeI,, 4
=. Barnes, editor Herald, 7 = I4sris, As.t.
L. :. assessor, j. ?. St5ver deputy I. 5.
collector. l. L. J0ne., II. u, E.-B. Haana.
mayor Of Morris. \. LouEmoI,h. Col. u. 6.
revenue. O. &. Giaiusha. ce-PrrsiIeg. state
agricultural society. C.. Il. Good, presiIeu,
ria,iona. bank, K r. Booth, county :reasu-
rer, ID. d. Spencer, cashier national baak,
T. 4. Armstrong, c. Il. Libby
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

L. Braden. editor ,Joii.. Republican,. f. w
eraudell George Munroe, +. j. Hsmmoad.
BUREAU COUNTY.
Ar,hbr Bryant, c. D. Munger, I. Il. Elliot
C. Baldwin, John Ii. Bryant.
Long lists of names have been received
embracing tie most pro.ninent men IN Cook,
VII, Winn.beco LlSa'ie. Bureau AMI other
counties, but or account OF the iaieness of
their receipt and the number OF them it is
in possible to pub ish the n at this time.
At an Adjourned Meeting held at Norris,
December 5.a, 1866 Of toe sig er5 OF n.
call fir an : All. Monopoly Meeting, t. be heia
al Morris, Dec. IS, 1866. it was
ResoLred That the enlargement of the ILL.,
nois and Michilan Canal. and the proper re.
striction OF Rail Road and other Mono poles
IA our State. are subjects which should he
brought before the Legislature Of the State
Of Illinois, as = State measure and that the
subject OF water communication with the
Ocean, should be presented TO the present
Congress, that the West may be relieved Of its
surplus gram and the East from the e1orbi-
tant prices which it now pays fer tn. pro-
ducts Of the West
Invitations haze been extended to many
OF the leading men Of the State, who II is ex-
pected will be present anu address the meeting.
!; is requested that All comm 1ui-ations on
the subject NAV be addressed to T. Sanford
of Norris, who was appointed secretary at
The meeting OF the sgners held Dec. ).
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
Autobiography Convention.

All citizen. who be ieve there is grave
public dagger in tbs existing combiuatiuns
Of railroad and other corporations are invi
It'd to meet at the Court House in II JrriS, on
"Wednesday, the oath Day ct Decem Der, inst,
II 4. N. for the purpose OF elIciting facts
on the subject, drawing public attention TO
1t, and devIsing practical measures 10 pa! an
end to the entertainments Of chartered mo
nopoIies on the law and the rights Of the
public ard to secure the enlargement OF the
Illinois ami Michigan canal and direct water
communication wrih III ocean
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

DIR. II. OLIN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IL Graduate with honor Of the Philadelphia Uni
veraity OF Medicine and Surgery treats I'LL diseases acuts
anu chronic. Once in P. o. Building Bakery Otts
va IN. Oihcs hour. TO II \. NJ, to4P NJ, 10 r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

sia ~ nFsst8%8a Lost, fSl a#
On The 18th of Dec. 1865, tho Booni gton Road bc
the Toll and the old Rssd fr pair Of Boo.s
Cal and ,psi- OF Sosks The finder will pesss
working for ae q f.GLEIM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

neutfte 8i@erLDeuti9e OebettaGer,
y Yilhcr.8 Bidder, 0ei1i9ten Bu9er nnb SduI-
tuster; ebenioY Ssalenrfr fir 1667-bei -,
Tu.8 -. 6. @. Qus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

josiah NcRobcrts, Judge lib Judicial
circuit. :. W. Bowen. mayo. Of Joliet, jos
l. Braden. editor Joii.. RepnJi.e1a. T. w
graudel, George Munroe, r j. Hsmmoad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
DIR. CHArSSIER'S EMPRESS.

4 Cei.trsSd French Preparation fer tie HtFts. 1rosE
ioi1rous Minerals az h.jur'asss D7ss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22

,xv,sta Taken Up,
By ths subscffber aBAY MAaE with colt. The own
can recover property by rayins Charge.
Dee. q. es2v RE LYMAN.
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CONGRESS-.

Dec. A.! Scnate.-The bill for the admls-
sion of Nebraska was called up by Mr..
Wade, and debateG at length. An amends
ment was offered that it De not admitted un>
less franchise be allowed to all, without dis
tinction of color or race. Mr.. Wade opposed
the amendment at some length. Mr.. Sum-
ner opposed the bill. Mr.. Wade made a
sharp reply, denying the right of Sumner to
dictate TO him in these things. Mr.. Hise
spoke against the bill and in defence of the
President. Without coming to vote the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-20

GIvK THE PRmrsRs FAIR PLAY.-We have
piece of advice, SAYS an exchange, which
we wish to fix firmly and indelibly upon the
public mind, that is. TO give the printers fair
play. Do not forget that il costs something
to . puff as well as to advertise and 'nev.
er sponge upon the printer in any way what
ever. It is the printers ink that makes
nine tenths of your fortunes; it takes money
to buy ink, type and paper, and yet after oil
this, few are the thanks that the printer gets
Give the printers fair play, give up all ex.
peetaiions Of gta:nitous putting, etc, and
come down with remuneration. The great
American statesman. Webster, was right
when he said. g Small is the sum required to
patronize newspaper. amply rewarded its
patron no matter how humble or unpretend>
ing The gazette he takes. 1t is next to impos>
sible to ill a sheet with printed matter with.
out putting something into 1t that is worth
the subscription price.
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Hd'bra Gatss-6itp
POETRY,
- --------------@-
Ths Mayer ~ RhussAen.

3 E&r% n
Ths Mayer - RksssAsn.
srs. y Drxrsa.
In his old stons Saahrion,
By the hre-light red,
Est good Mayor Massssr, Fgess
Thinking Of his bed.
On the hearth beside him
Blinked an ancient cat,
On the tabs near him
Laid the Mayors hat.
Ticking in the corner,
Grim and tall and red,
"Marry--Maycr-Mau
Slow the old clock said.
"'Tis silly fancy -
Mayor Mau. ser euoth,
"Thst the clock says marry
could take my oath.
/" ry-Mayor-Mausser-
Pretty-Lettic- Snow
Ha, you sly old fellow,
How came you to know -
"sure her eyes bewitched me-
But my hair is gray,
Still-the good old burghers
Made me Mayor to-day"
"And what gay young lassie,
With her ribbons fine,
Would not wed the Mayor?
Lettie Snow is mine -
So the smiling Mayor
Gaily slapped his knee;
Grim and red and ancient,
Like the cock was be.
In a cosy cottage
Pretty Lettie sat,
Near her straight-limhed Robin,
Stead Of ancient cat.
He asked question,
She had made reply
And her yes" came softly
With both smile and sigh.
Robin looked triumphant.
Lettie blushed aside
Did she dream the Mayor
Chose her for his bride7
From the German Of Carlia Sekamm.
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| P Psss's 81, rSgs f$,sa,..
Captain MePeltsr- Corresponding eeefs-
MyslfsFSd1 I'D sesaly I'D Iks.s-
vi IL, ma :. b., ...ie..
lerly the Secretary and Treasurer, wich heE
| the handlin nv The funds, is sufishent guar.
antee that oil money subscribed will be faithA
NHauplieG 3tN6A resolved 80 u1si ut
o. Doad Day heGsnt shat manet Ia s1p-
pearance wich their posishen demands, that
the first funds received should be applied to
the nuFchA uvleach MEN DON SCOT nv
clothes, q step, I am confident, the friends nv
southern educashun will approve Nv and hear
tily endorse.
+ / hav hopes ID the course ~ - vsek p re-
port spsogrsse. Every subsxihse nv 1925
and upvkn1s viii hey Hnrprsy lrofesaor>
ship named after him, or will be made .
Honorary Member NV the Board nv Directors,
ez he chooses. We regret that we wuz too
late to git Admiral Semmes to 6il one Nv the
chairs, but we pledge our friends to sekoor
his fust lootenant, or sekkond, at farthest.
We hav high hopes nv liberal support from
the Dimocrisy Nbrth. They cannot but real.
ice the dangers Nv sendin their sons to SIGH
institutions nv leRinin North q must turn an
out Ablishnists Of chill, at least, the ardor
NV their Dimocrisy
tits to be hoped that contributions for the
buildin Of the institooshen and its proper en-
dowment will be commenst Immediately, ez
there is mortgage on Deekin Pogram s
farm, and | am in pressin need Nv substan>
shall SCOT NV winter clothes.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, P. NJ,
twich is Postmaster
rJtk ,retcct tee Acva l.ko. TT.
success NV the institoot is assoord. Fl. Rives
Pollard and his brothers, Ginral Henry A.
Wise, John Mitchell, Lootenant Maury, Geo.
Sanders, Bell Boyd and General Early hev
oil telekrafft for professorships. They are
willin the FIRST year to board round. They
didn't prepay their dispatches wich hez, to
sum extent embarrast the instooshn finanshel.
ly. But what an array Nv intelleck!
P. Y. n.
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4 RtG1SAL SDTIcE-ToI Hughes james Ill on
~ kiiskin X Eora sraget Myers Elizabeth Max
Well Am~gds l. Hughes, Js~ss N Lore. trustee sc Jno
liner 4 D VI Ford, James Watson Lesnder
iiarbine, John Maxwell A b chIttrnden i Co. b @
Leigh, VIM Thompson c.. A Du N.Y. D c Morrison 4
Co, Jno Reeves, Henry fooss Henry Fowler. TAomss
lAvis. y s.oddArd. fsuckinsham, Cha Passons- J !
AnuAn, Nchard Pyle. Mary Fmffh, L wyko6 Geo y,
SMITH boss Rxiston bert Baiiston. Henry eBsh. snd
N Iening defendants. You hereby tined III Il
in4r~-n noe H., IN the Clerks Office 81 the District
Court Of lie. county Iowa, II K-okak, pet tion in
equity d Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment aeninst
,on, J Q hnEhs. snd James Hison, the or
fysr hundred, hny nine aud s5ie9 dolisrs:
upon pAysaest of taxes maize by piaintid by virtue
esth~ pro siaioos 81 Bertxsze Htr Charles Ms
son upon lot nn~ - fwo ~ three f3 block i5s
aud lots 80 TO- II Ia block nj in the CITY u 90
fak los~ Ia addi,4on 70 Judgment rsuderrt said
eoort ~ the ciai Msv term - the
plaintiff rerfut g Hughes, and James Bixon. for the
sau pftso thousand tour Hundred and twelve and
I-S0 dollars snf sirst al said a@ endanta above
nsnfsdi also praying for %e sale Of said lots to
pay said Gums; and thr extngufxhloent Of tile To-
trsst right and eausy OF redemption upon such aals
and fpf general reifef he Sow you each appear
snf answer said petition by Of the d.
tire nrxt t~-rH Of ssii court 10 BE- held the Mon
day 81 February 1855, udgmt1t and decree Will be
bad tbsrs in prayed for.
4t Rev stamp, % Cts SCOTT HOWELL
HarI ptH.
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Case OF 10 vfals cssS ard book completes %
Case Of 90 large vfais In morocco and hook 90
Case Of 20 large siais plsn case and book..... %
Case Of ID boxes (Nos TO is) and book-...-.- %
These Remedies by the single box, 10
ANY part Of the country, by mail exprees free
charge, receipt Of the price Address
HEAFHREfT SPECIFIC
homeopathic MEDICINE COkPlNy,
once and DeIof No. $50 Broadway, Nev-Yosk,
For sale BY every Medicine Dealer.
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