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EhsA baEt, Btr. l3O, 5utsSWb HIbr J yuils r.,
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lbr, ptrte t6 an 1 uHb g t'Ge tdS WcrltpOlt tNrurt-
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cue 10 auB trtite slaCu acht.
Tie @ttiutt ttltbM III eintn ariartautaI > lEdiRer
Rdef ficii tSpbnbdui, nit 2|ittt1rm Gtnltrgrtdutc
(Wr. 1900 nit g0tujHtner Eut NuAct. Gas Wgtdust
10 elmer iGbrItttl @rUlb nltibe pen so, bdiEidbfttb
Iablbdr, uHteFuprftR.
gstiHeuuaeni GIN Critttbel Ian uni tfaNrt IN lrei
glctttn 5dtiunptn zen q unb IL Rrndtrn NIT 3mftn,
cher altS baar, Hdb efitebcn trs NiuttrS. crUg lam
ieNlcih arrtbtu WtTbER.
t273.6.D Z. = sarep gutt.
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no 9ay Sinton pDblieIN iIet9t Elm Brief III her
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-18

pei rem ltuterSeidneten bat id Elm nerer, idtrn Won
AGO anibeiltn aeieidnettr 9aupertin %aetilett. Nltt
rrb neue Witsleter lno hermit e%inselaten. fG beite.
sUsitt,uod,, Is. Nrp., atenss S llbr. eiu,ufnten. Ia ste
geamtenwabl unb Ginbtsatlun9 ~fdttfntsn wertea.
Gbr. Self,
$3.50 Str. 90, gUet. ppmtdrbftr.
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Su perfamfem pecr III permictbem.

SssA 6SSuitr an her @%aatro6e. III fisinsr Gniisr-
n: nuna ucrt lit scu, Srcaepaa (ansefFi&tnr Der.
Ell ~sfrGtits); fur tteine Sduitr iRp lie III letter Sin.
idt epmplsl. grste sl75O une S25 iGtrltter Srpneiins
VGbsre austurtt atten Geo. Nppoie y Zpbns, Nr,
II, 10, Watetur. (2G3 sol
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gyobnbdnfcr ;m Vcrfaufcn.

Sdreters, 5triders II. B~tempntfr
L,u prtiftu Srn $500 bis si2. 600 - surh
(267-l NJ Spurat. Rr. 26, Ytrre,A ~alsert1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-18

a.,y lem @arltc. Sin tutiteS sppbRtaus an tr
G}S&t'aUttb., maze GEep6r. GIN ptdR al Ter SerI-
Apsnuf rNbr her StietgrrNr. icrie lu6 EN- gppbNbaus
m prr SppdTt.. nabe Martienlr. Gin aulottttrter
5uuc ,inf ron $50, irwte clue Auidhl WetHtduier in
perit tetturr Stasttretlen. NGhert Nuiiunit srtbtten
iBbcnt s MieStee, HauSmbtler, Nr. 226, Nrre. Cav
Ctr. (2Ti-6)
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WurDerlteiacruuQ.

Radden 3 rettag, ben ~. a.ppbr., Mtents s utr
rpirs bic Bar ess Rates, peloeu Der nSseerla. Starnm
Rr. II, 0 6. @ M.". am. Rrasn Weitnattss Attne II
ben rNep, VI tlss Room s" atbilt. in br .Yieiampra
S,le" p%ertauft. pSia aaaHHiitss tes Stfsns ittanh
lhff einsefaesn fns.
t2.4-5) Gepra y. Hredbtet. setr,
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Serlaugt uao gcindt.
Mciud1t.

Gin ltdtler tcutihtr 5lnac nm bic Srpp- unO Nuhtn'
Sadtrtt ~ ]ttl:raeH. NaVsutrageh III Nr. l0f Nidl:
l%tpiteGtr. t2iGJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-18

Gin Wishen s,m Noden, qBaiben une @uaeln flr
zine Ileinr 6amiiic uur side. HE cute SngtehllnScn
battn tRnnen I'D inslben bel 2. .. Musrbdd,. Nr. 10,
gerin9tprir. I'M Yahen. t2T5-7)
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Waibington, .. 6.
@aibiugtOn, 8. s.

WnIDtlt9tDIl, y. ..
~Srpcertc'u.
Ser ltnter;tiduete nadt bi;rintt hem teutfGen YutIi'
ium in 99aftinetpu, fppie her %lnt8esenb Ne %ergebene
Nn,etee, ra6 feil qaten NIT ten tehen lno ~biltgien Wt-
tlfelp alf's Retdbaltisle orrfsten III, unb bt'tet enrutt
cine quite @elegcnbsit, Namilter NIT Rem gtieh une ne d
Nefp ,gprfer 9reifen tebisnen Ut tpnnen aud bistet mttn
Geler has prbste aNprtintert Der belien sgente une VT
ttltg inb gut siRJutauttr.
sufpredsn. attunasSea
u. g. Slant,
Side Ter Nep- gprt.Npenue II. Is. Strafe,
PLANTS @utlbtn8", Wa'bnsien, D.9,
RB. Nue Daareh ipsrOsn fret hrs SauS %atltetert.
fNfnN1n 1Nph
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Surd) Gam. ~. eipocr.
8crlualter8' &crfaut


lebr ipltn'dteiIsiuett them SriineftarIitlunt ali Der
Gbeler. nabt Seize ien StraBe,
GUf Hnttten-
Su Bclac ciUtS GTttHutRt0Cs res gr,trttgtrlhtS tur
he Staff Baltimore, ptrt err ltaterystbutIt @trwalltr.
an Srt nut 5tCNr, am Wtontaat, tfn 7. Gsjcnter
1868, " ID III tttGBs 4 ubr, dRt C~ftutltber aalitpn
p~sIfauftn.
TaS aau,r @runsiiies IN yprbeuanuttr Statt uHt
Ttt fclBt tfitrtten: YIN fiHCr PiHtr idRAt ttt Wltirl-
p%unitcs br GbfiternrdeC, III elmer Gutttruuns pCu 2C3
Buf iuelib Won cinsni puRttg, roe 0b enc viiie lGnRs
tcc Nii!ttlpuntttE ter Srferipnitrafc. miE elmer Finite
Ianst REM WttttepuRtte her gbettritrdbe gtgpatn
lhHettct, dntGnleHt tdnn fgbltb getrRt, laHas t,m
WittsIpWuttf ter GbtlEritraGc 10 Nuf tanu pChth
rardltI nit Der Stftricnrydbe 1870 Bub ham rrrtliu
parallel nit her 9prtcrirdet 10 Bug uni saun tnIh In
8rdttr giuit his ,im aRflHa spuHltt, init her gehtraura,
ten 3bctl hes cbtHteitrtcteAeH piGges. wtIbtr in
Pttte bar ebtler'S traBe lttat, ais SfFsHtlthsn gprs
Cfeu ~ ldlen.
6te SrbausC tttehtn In susn aHtafbauttn 2 lbtiatH
SdflttrrtbI zoe Il. Naus nprtItt rrH Ter Orleans.
5traefl an her 3teittrlrift, btRebHt ven SOB.
Rpif has Uttdute 1T elmer 81 ~msmi,lBe ven so ua.
t%errrrfen.
eIfdHf5tCtirguuatn: 9tr Safe her 9aufirnnc
Sadr mt ter Ret tn q Wrndieu MT Aiuirn. De Gre
%tttiabluna mus iur 3ufriserntst res gerpaIttrs 8ei'
bert ieun psrr has Game Saar, Hab seIttttU bee
8lufErs.
SeipiS 8. Robinfpn. iuu, Netpdtier;
Gam ". Spmr. WHIT,
t273,b0S2,4, 7,Nll Wr. 81. SOlttmerthr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-18
Nmrdl q. M. Mrner.

- sSi,ntd,enstpertbes atuueiiuetTctcS @rtir;
EE*EiS eiltlttbHm at her Srrud,s, ndbe etohfrdht,
- GHf NUtttrH.
Dfpntda rs. WCp. 1855. Rahmittd8s 2 Ibr, rErS,
tn an Srt unb SttNt rlrB rdtHIt sut tritrittsut, lctg
parit entrtrttf Giatnttuu rsrlagIeH RamIih
Tie beieeii Snuhinifc nit 0t2auetu, en- tt
1geH&', maize 8,ltlrate, RcIt0sn. Il hlg trti uut lG
BuB @ !ScR tif. Gas Netaueg Orr. "a, tgtrd,NT,l IL.
ltttt In ttncm auiNckoutta "a Hi9dtbtn gGilyu.l0Stu
blWle nit 8trdumtBeE SFeil,IamHlsr II. (. ~, g]ruH,IRS'
tEtt.
SsrfaufsbteiusuRai gaarIatiarl.
Gam. y. Npper, Auft.,
(276-sOl gr. 81. Bulttmgrtnr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-18
Surb Il. us. Bennett = go.
= llubcOingtrr &CrluaItcrS &ertnui
~ non pcrtbpuiIem unbChGmtcu jruis Gins.
frticn NIunecllelthnm

nu' r]nCutItd'tr Nu'ilcu,
On Fctlc tIncs AGfernN res hes PEI rtstrrtttg ter
Stati Baltimore IN ter NIiac res gpdli E ]. Mlrrttr
lrieu Wtninm Nputu uub AHtfre wrrEtr a. liR' trgtib.
nttrr, g%.tpdlter. ain frcitda ten 1 Tt,. 1865, plab.
IntItdlE Ubr, N Fem UTtanJc Nrrllu 5lunurr ~ ttr
crtCHtltrdre rtritctBrTHi
Ten gGrJcri a pRcu unt prrthnUiicu @rtinhbcfB
an her Atertprt %rtt her Yridtr Nvrnut, an ttE ttutu
SITE prn her grut zane uue an tcf HIttgu Stut ven
hem ptCthpcrtanrtcH gt ratHiFpagt tC0rtrlt.
AlGlt' Wrrntgltn ltuHi ~ lBl Nup an her Afihlr.
gvrutr brul UHt ~ kub an ter p7nt yGrf INT lSs
Aus IN tiHtr 20 FWr wsitu @trapt. writc parallel ut
Ger gt.ar-H ptrut tjuit tr,it nlt II IN paneuEe eiu-
Plate cl18rttii.
Sruutf1c l2uucl IN tcu rtV. @aytaur ttt QcrwaIur.
VI, a., q, Vdui., uns lr. 81, FeruNlCn fru icptr m
cent &omptctr hes auIUeHutgft f]iuACtbcH TtrtrU.
DE MISUNDERSTANDING 0HC; "a bGar. Ter Men N
Rlethsu 3%Gtlmnacn Urn . mt 9 WiruGitr NIT 5tul'n
zen bctlaufSiGRc, nc Grrtt iltlGHR II ,ur iUlr ,tcUtttt
srr GtrpAltrr ]Nrthtrl, psig Nuts Nda mad tcm Bette
ttu hes RGufcrs. gtrtbur II, Madden,
AHrutp =, Spucp.
@rrp1ltcr.
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Yel,fabrif.
sdwei,er 8era : 8itterer.

Ger S6tpstcr Sera gittsrer welten 9r. Obs.
ypueif, Mr. 444, gSef. g. ltimc, eitraee, %tatrisirt, IT
srn Nlen, trelde ibt reriudpt batsn, as hds beHe 'pnti6s
Mittel sesen ~alsemelne edwate uns Wasentefdrsrs
Zen, wsltss Ills ieet IN tisfem eanee in%trpeuitrt tpprsrn,
a%neriarnt. IS wtrft ipe Elm 8aubtriblas atf has sanss
Spiier,, unb tetns 8amtlie, wslde es sinnal estrahtt,
rire obne baNeIte an8etrrhen. t23i-)
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SertteigeruugeI.

Durd) g. ~. @cpCr.
8rocerie~NrtifeL
49, SBtiue, etauple Fabn6t u. {. 10.
aut dutttsH.
Elm Ersitaa. 90. @pp,, W1uraeus 10 ubr, wtFbt Id
in utinem gtrtlufElstllt, Efr. So Wch. galttmrrtnr. d,
tiHer sreetu uus alatmttHeH gOrratt psu SgpStrit.
artifsln, 9pttntu. etauetsn u. |. m. ~pcTiauita inter mel.
den Id btrpertebe;
Rafer gcrttGHss Znrup
10 aiicn amerifdntidben Gaffte;
50O0 9tuit pirgiHifd,eH Rdud,iabadi
Axdffcr SEtfh 0berrp PTaneu;
10 aifsH Srunen. u ftrfid)c;
10 &iiitu waaenssittrtcr
simon spCin, II Maiden ittt;
10 SrmiirhuS tyrrfticetutr 5rrtGHl aScinC,
tl0upre II. I. 10,
%tHlantnen NIT crncm lfrrru uHe dld tmttHtn ateFtt'
mcut sen fEtiten 8rctrit NrttitIR Il I NJ, we'de ale
gtHs Nutbait q 9en taats 5ablgus tt AtIttttgIn6 sT-
tautt wttttu fQUen.
2, ". @rptr. ggtt.,
tgT6-Sl VI. 81. nal. ~tngFcfr.
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e Sitnrb:

am Asenb StS 10. Nppsuter5 Verdict mad %ldn8ertlh
Qfieen mein iani9 ~asltttter @atte SniHcs Siieaeii.
Die gcsrsteuna fnteI beu.e Msad,miitds 2Nhr ron her
%QDptnun8 res 9srit,rteuen. Mr.. 10, sao-e:G%a ipert:,
iInb tier;u pbus peittr; Senadriati9ung brIidt etnee.
laeen.
lin lille 9geilnaEnte bittst Gle %traurruse @ttttpt:
(276) TIieeerite SSusstt.
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Trau s. sdIdiua,

Ir. 101. Slcrb. 8utarf IL aHs. Rr. 101,
ciferirt ben Danen Saltimo els inb uriaesenb elm fhc'
mes aNcrtimert ron Siiefeieien, gantoHeln. Sepbi l.
Ni1tu &c, Sepbpr asofle iii allen 8atten, ippte Mpce.
Waareu. beipnpes tIr Mscibnad,tss Sc d,enic %scsisnet.
Az binisften Vrsiicn. a9tsberserfauieru entlp0d,en'
S,r Rab1ft. t212-5J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-18

sS- Mn Brau cher Fri. Spbauna Nleranesr liesi
elm Vrief. III her Gys. B. ~9orrtfp."
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MnHnnle Man.

ietr sefdidte Rattaetsrin, fam sa ieser4 Belt user
hes g,teus, uber Glid unb unslid eeiprc.
rerteu tn SIR. 50, Rpre. Ereteridftr, (276-S0)
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kntdierDU1aE1 lcDrns 3 prTlld)f-
rnngs-@ rltN(d0ft,
Sir. 1G, Scepnhtr.
TDbr u. Widot8s @ei6dftSfibtsE.



bic tn her rSuu" ~ansc;si9t fnb urb Ser 8ldnst mad
DeutlGet dn9ebbren.
0dmcisStfe:
Mrs 81 Dplen, MRS W Ghe, Mt6 3 5cltnsr, Nrs 81
German. MtB g srrlah, MRS 8 @rtenmdlt. gPrs i
Nattr. IRt6 e Gorn, @iB II A%aufeIt. Wis 9 6imnttl
W Wl Btenner, AHts Is Npbet, MRS &c Nahntd6, Mrs
3 s Stcrnsr, Utrs N S&trmfr, MtF 9 eebrtt. MrS
Sslman, Mrs . 5tcrt, @iit IS geaItjcn, Mrs Ntrtb,
Rre " s 3tnn.
ScrrenzSiffe:
IS u Nhrens, New y Oh a%nmauter, 8 Nreaht ii. Go,
8 aufrhein, s gapcr, 10 8id, s @steerba6, s s Ben,
ttn, Y n %tteier, W %elltAn, N &rrf v 9urb, Obs
Grbeu. 9 Dsue, \ Detrid, i Y TleetarS, Raipr. GnSel-
baro, i 6altnsr, s Branf, Erand II. Srptbsrs $ 6rdnt'
banel. 8 5ranf II. Spn, g 5rante, 3 Gertarbt, u Sat-,
Gi Saud, 70 8 Ssrmar, s 6 9orner, ~ Spmbera, 5
SUInan. 6 &iesner, SD Sewer, 81 &ftpn. Drtdeplsr,
S s 3rug, 9 9ampert, 6 2sbm m. . %Nirevman, 3 etpps,
> Mtann, " Mtittinaer, e VI Wtsuis, 3 Mittcl. 6 VI
Nipf, s Nerd, 8 gaete, s Tirrel. ar Ntnfbartt,S Oh
Hrte, 8 9iupper, u Sttuiet, 9 Sdene, 3 u Sdrpter,
% S6tto, s 5Grtbt. s Sdenf. s Spr niger, Q8nt .
Shambera, N Simon 1t. CT, s Siipa. R 6Smnb, 3 g
Stetnsr, . 5bcntas, N 6 g9tnter, 9 @tlitns, SgSClfs,
2 3sll.
go g5ricfe iur Maeras 2d,lasinSfi unS o.
15aiter tisaen in her Grp. b. vi.
s5r Sur nrn. 5obmn 0ic.ttd9 strpe liest etn 9rici
IN her Cry. b. III.
8B- Sur Nnton ppbttlb ttes8t Elm Brief in her
Cry. ,. Slottes.
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3m %perfaufeu.


Gin fcincr EtiBet, ipm,e clue ouSaetidrttt gltie tei
NeiII. &aHtr, 0T. 49,, St.gratt-, Stt her Ca
nlllr, (gT9-S1
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-30
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING A PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR FOR
ID married persons or those about to be mar.
ried, both male and female, in everything con-
corning the physiology and relations of our
sexual system, and the production and proven.
ton of offspring, including all the new discov.
cries never before given in the English Ian.
guage, by VIM. YOUNG, NJ. ID. This is real.
ly II valuable and interesting work. 1t is
written in plain language for the general read.
err, and is illustrated with numerous Engrav.
ings. All young married people, or those con.
templating marriage, and having the least i'm.
pediment to married life, should read this
book 1t discloses secrets that every one
should be acquainted with; still it is a book
that must be locked up and not lie about the
house. 1t will be sent to any address on re.
ceipt of so cts. Address DIR. WIN. YOUNG
No. 416 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philada
nD- AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what may be your disease, before
you place yourself under the care of any one
of the notorious QUACKS-nativ and foreign
who advertise in this or any other paper
get a copy of DR.. Youngs Book and read il
carefully. 1t will be the means of saving you
many dollar, your health, and possibly your
life. DR.. Young can be consulted on any OF
the diseases described in his publications. at
his office, No. 4l6 Spruce street, above Fourth.
Philadelphia.
June 20, 1S6S-1y-30 ..tI
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JOHN l.. ATLEE, Nj, d..

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERyI.
~ ces to the citizens of Athens, and vicinity
OFFICES: At his residence, corner of Wash.
ington and White streets.
Dec. q, 1S61-tf-1
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DON'T SLOP OVER.


Don't sop over" the old man said.
As he placed his hand on the young mans head
$50 IL by all means, go it fast,
Go it while leather and horse shoes last
TO It while hide and hair on horse
Will hold together. Oh. go itof course
Go it as rapid as ever you can,
But don't slop over, my dear young man.
"Don't slop over. You'll find some day,
That keeping an eve to thcwfndward will pay.
A horse may run q little too long,
A preacher preach just fraction too strong;
And poet who rleases the world with rhymes
May write and regret IL in after times. y
Keep the end Of the effort in view.
And don't slop over, whatever you do.
Don't sop over. The wisest men
Are bound to slop over now and then;g a
And vet the wisest at work or feast
Are the very ones who blunder the least.
Those who for split milk never wall
Are the ones who carry the steadiest pail.
Wherever you go, go in for the fat;
But don't slop overland freeze to that.
Don't slop over. distrust yourself.
Nor always reach to the highest shelf .
The next to the highest will centrally do,
And answer the needs Of such as you.
Climb of course. but always stop
And take breath little this side of the top;
And so YOU will reach it in wind and strong.
Without stopping over Thus ends my sonS!'
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. FLOWS.
CEUED AT

TUST RECEIVED SEVERAL SAMPLES
81 of Steel and Cast Plows--Price from, s. 90
to S20.00-and for sale by
Sept. II, tf41l j. NJ. HENDERSON & co.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
Superb Phosphate Of Lime and
Bone Dust.
ALL WHO USE TT ONCE WILL,
buy NO OTHER.

THE HIGH PRICE OF THE PERUVIAN
Il Guano has done much to call the attention
of farmers to other fertilizers; still too many
continue using 1t. Let us see some of the adj
vantagcs which the Farmers and Planters
Super-Phosphate of Lime must have over 1t.
LIST. 1t costs less than two-thirds rs much as
Peruvian Guano.
ID. 1t is always finely powdered, dry and in
good condition for drilling, whereasGuanois al
ways lumpy and must be prepared for the drill
3D.. tits pure and unadulterated, while much
Of the Guano sold has been tempered with.
4th. 1t Is not volatile, and will always re-
main in the ground when not removed by
plants; while Guano, being to q great extent
volatile. is constantly losing strength and If
not Immediately absorbed by the plant, gives
up its value to the air, and does not improve
the soil.
9Th. It's constant and careful use will, in four
or five years, double the value of farm;
whereas, by the constant application of guano,
the land becomes poorcr-as the stimulated
growth at first occasoned by guanois not sup
ported by fertiizing materials, and the land Is
depleted by every crop.
9th. Wheat grown by this Super-Phosphatc
will weigh more than where guano has been
used, and the straw being strengthened by a
proper supply of true nourishment, will be
less likely to fall down.
With regard to barn-yard manure. it is
hardly necessary to say, that every prudent
farmer will husband his supply and consume
cNciy lodu Hluuc upon MS lHTln-SIlll JnlS sup
ply will be very much less than he will require;
he must either purchase more. or obtain some
other fertilizer; otherwise his land will de-
crease in productiveness.
Try one Sack. Put up in 200lb. Bags, and
sold at 500 per Bag, delivered free on board
Rairoadat Knoxville. Tennessee.
H.. >. sANDFebKED ~ CO.,
Wholesale agents for Tennessee.
Also, Dealers in Paints, Oils. Calcine Plaster,
Cement, Coal Tar, and all kinds of Chemicals.
Oct. ., 1SjS-2m-44,
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IL. y. SANDFORD X CO..

Also, Dcaleys in Paints, Oils, Calcine Plaster
Cement. Coal Tar, and all kinds of Chemical,
Oct. ., 1SGS-2m-44.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09
La Sale Co. Mutual Lusurance Co.

At the annual meeting of stockholders Of the
La Sale County Mutual Insurance Company, held
pursuant TO notice, this 7th day of May 1863, Mr..
w. NJ. True lin the absence Of President llOes was
called to the chair, and i. r. Courtney appointed
secretary pro tenn.
The members then proceeded to the election Of
fifteen directors, in accordance with law and usage,
Heryey King and 7, r. Courtney setting tel'eFs.
On counting the votes, 1t was found that SIXTY
five votes had been cast, and the following named
members were Unanimously elected
For three yesrs--Eliss Richardson, {. NJ Van
Doren, Henry Il. Clark, Theodore c. Gibson ana
Heryey King.
For two years-Rsbsrt NeNElng VIM NeurIayer,
Peter Russell, Archibald Armour and Thomas
McDcrmott.
For one year--Peter Miller ". N. Clarkyon,
Thomas r. Courtney Daniel Leahy and john Hill.
The meeting then adjourned.
". NJ. TRUE, Pres. pio TEN.
T. T.. CouHrNlY, Sec, pro tenn.
Alta meeting OF the directors Of the above named
company, Elias Richardson was elected president,
Hervey King secretary aad II. F. Clark treasurer.
HERVEI KING. Secy..
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In accordance with the grade heretofore established for susb
sidewalk and e ordnance Of sad city respecting siosaks
parts OF lots fronting npon aia sidewalk be ered epar
the sidewalk u front o th respec. lois paris of lots,
within thirty days from and after the first day Of June
1868; AMI that on failure OF any all Of :he said lot
to repair the within thirty days from and after the
paired and VIII levy special assessment On the real estate
deemed benefited thereby defy tho expenses of sad
provemeni and the costs of the proceedings thsrein
On motion of Miller, report was accepted and the
orders therein recommended to BE passed wery
adopted. H
Further time was granted committee on strseta
and alleys for report on the repairing of cuiyess
across JacRson street on the east s.de ot Clotoo
street, the improvement Of Clinton street from
jackson street TO the Illinois and Michigan canal,
the matter of causing trees to be set out in Wash
ington Square, and on sidewalks referred TO cOna-
mittec at previous meetings not yet reported on.
The following report from committee eli finance
was submitted, and on motion of Calkins accepted,
and clerk ordered TO issue an order payable to tie
Ottawa Gas-light Coke Co. for the sun of .3l6.20,
also an order payable to George j. Burgess for the
sum Of S2tl72. the amount Of bills as rendered:
To tie lKoyor and Atde11aen OF tie cityof Otaaoa,
ie council assembled.
The committee on finance. to whom referred
the bills OF the Ottawa Gas-hght IL Coke Co.,
| amounting to ssls20, aud Geo J. Burgess, anount
ing TO sZ+l72 would respectfully report that they
lind the bill of the Ottawa Gas-iight & Coke Co.
correct, and would recommend the payment Of tho
same; that the bill of seorgo Burgess is for mate
rinls furnished and labar performed under the d.
rection of the gas comm,tce that over twO-third3
of the amount of said bill is for materials furnish
ed and labor performed in laying gas pipe aud
erecting lanterns the Illinois river bridge; that
the committee on gas and gas-ights, in the opinion
of your committee, have exceed their authority
in causing said gus pipes to b. 4 aud lanterns
| erected on said bridge, wiho, lsr or authority
from the city council; but the labor has been per
formed and the materials furnished By Mr.. Burgess
in good faith, and your committee are OF opinion
that the city is liable for the acts Of SAID gas
| mitee, and therefore recommend the payment of
| the bill PATRICK I. BURKp,
SANL {. WALKER,
u. ". CALAl,;S
| Committee.
| Further time was granted committee fire de-
| partment for report on communication OF chlt'
| engineer referred at last meeting.
On account of their great length, the balance a
the council proceedings OF this date viii be pub!
lShed next week
RN. WATERMAN, City Clerk
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IMPRovENENrs.vAs As resident of the "West
Sids," We should be exceedingly ungrateful not
to make our acknowledgements to the editors of
the Ottawa Republican for the handsome notice
they have been pleased to take Of the improve
ments going forward in that quarter. In addi.
tion to noticing the new fence of Mr.. Lockwood,
however, it is suggested that reference to the
fine residence being erected by Mr.. Strawn, an.
other by Mr.. Powell, and few dozen more such
little improvements now in progress in that
quarter might have added interest to the article.
ltem--that DR.. Macarthur is adorning his grounds
with gravel walks-was certainly not above the
editors capacity. In imitation Of the generous
spirit. displayed by tho Republican, editors in no.
ticing the improvements in the western part
of the city, we took stroll to the east side the
other day, and after passing the perils of the
middle passage from the bridge to the manila nd
beyond, noticed, away out on Main street, that
the spirit of improvement was indeed making
giant strides. One gentleman had patched his
sidewalk, and another his fence with as much as
q dozen new pickets There may be some other
improvements going forward in that quarter, but
having on Republican specs, we naturally failed
to see them.
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Announcements.

az authorized 70 announce the name~af
W +. Milligsn as a candidate for the office OF
Ccl,it Clerk Of La Sale county subject to Il
decision Of the Democratic County Convent,
We are requested by many citizens to an.
nounce the name Of THOMAS JoHSs, Of the IL yn
of Deer Park, as candidate for the office s,her.
riff of LIZ Sale county at the next election, sub.
ject to the decisiOn OF the democratic County
convention.
We are authorized 70 announce Arthur Lock
wood as . candidate for Circuit Clerk Of la Sale
County, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention
We are authorized TO announce the name Of
Alexander Vaughey, Of Seneca, as q candidate
for the Office of Circuit Clerk of La Sale County,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention.
We are authorized to announce Albert F. Dow
as a candidate for the Office OF Circuit Clerk OF
La Sale County, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention
We are authorized to announce Daniel Blake
as a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of La Sale
County at the approaching election-mbjsct to
the decision of the Democratic County Conven.
tion.