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l.. JOHNSTON
D. i. SNTOOtT.

CyALR OF DWELLING HOUSE OK QUEEN
y STREET, AND LIVERY STABLE or
WASHINGTON STEEET.-The subscribers
as Commissioners Of the Circuit Court OF Alex
andria county, Va, in the suit Of Henry 4. A.
mold rs, Alezender ,Arnoid's AdE1iai:tr"t2r ct
al, will SELL at public auction, in trent Of tia
Mayors office, in the city Of Alexandria, Va,
on THURSDAY, October q, 1868, at Il III
|. BRICK D DWELLING HOUSE and prem
ises, No. 49, Queen street, south sde sec EEjE:Sf
ond door west of Pitt street, about IL fee! EEL
inches front by Isl, feet inches in depth, run
ming back to broad alley.
2 Tho PROPERTY, on Washington street,
east side, between King and Cameron, now and
for some time occupied as 3 Livery Sta5l2 tue
same being real estate Of which Alexander Ar
mold, died seized.
TERMS-Onc-third cash the residue in
three equal instruments at i, and II months,
respectively, from day Of sale, with. interest ;
title to be retained till full payment Of purchase
money: and purchaser to give bond; Tor deter
red n:tamcnts, with good personal security.
LYSANDEk HlLL.
:. FERGUSON BEACH.
arS
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FOR RENT
El:$j The NEW STORE, No, T. south Fairia2
street Fer terms apply TO -..-.
sen est JOS. RRODEkS.
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HsE aSrcCl. 81 Wise.

hCal EeL&LC AGELiOlGttS')
SIUMMISSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue OF :.
I J decree Of the Circuit Court Of the county "i
AlozanIvi,., rendered ct its Nay term, 1913 ~
thc suit Of Henry DloLdheim Vs.. George "
Carson {. AL, III chGnccry, the un4GT33Igne" o.
tcrs Tor ale, ut public &uction,on 3AIuEJ" D.
the 3lst day Of october, 1858, at y G't!":.E ~.
in from O. !ho Mayors ONCE = 80: ;,!iI ~. 49,
GROUND, with FRAME TNN 2I1A J. E.s...5s
thereon situated on the COS. S".G o. FAR kaEz4
fax stree. and south ut GiDuuu street, at tnrir
intersection, binding on Fairi&z street % I3rt
TO-! inches and on GjbDOn street IOj It. o ILcEc1'
TMRMS-Quc tcI.Ih Of the purchaSo lnohey
10 be paid IN cash. and the residue, in - u and
IS months, with interest; THO bonds c! INC pNr-
chaser with security TO be taken for t;!G 4cl"r-
rcd iustalmonts and the title to be RETAINED liz,
til tho purchase money Is paid. stamp ana
costs coaycyancin& a. the 9%ps9 v ?R2 G2
chaser. TtCNEG W. DIZZY =
oct It'd Comm'r. Of Sale.
C1OMMISSI0NER'S SALE OF EAhIUA-
l LIE REAL ESTATE IN ALEAAN-
Court for the county Of Alexandria, pr@noHnrf'
a. the November term, 1867, and AngI'='
term 1865, Of said Court, in the M o,
4. y. Maxwell V. George W. Marvel! and
others tin uadcrsigncd Commissioning Of sale
in sa:,i writ, viii offer for sale, at publ" al"
lion, ON THURSDAY, the goth day OF OTLG"or,
1868, ut - oc2ci; a., in front Of The Aay1! e
office, in the city Of Alexandria, Vs., tbs I"'
lowing described REAL ESTATE, nt which
George w. Maxwell died soiZal To wit:
No. |. 4 LOT or (4ROUND, with a 'nls .
story BRICK DWELLING thereon: Sit f5i@$a$5
uatcd on tic south side Of Duke strcnt, BE-. LEE
tween Pitt aud ST. AsAph streets, in the sad
city Of Alcy&ndria, in front on Duke street ."
feet and in depth IS feet to an alley.
~ =. \ LOT or GR0UND, #'th ~ -
FRAME yHNEM ENTSthcrcon, sltuaten I#53
on tho west &iIo of Fairfax street, between BEE
It,;i o- 1l t3;hl,c,r ctrrcts in the sad city Nt
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TOR SALE, at the Mount Vernon Cotton
4 Mill, TWO SECONDHAND FORTY
HORSEPOWER ENGINES and THkEE
largo BOILERS, together or separately. For
driving saw mil5 or other purposes, where fu9l
is not an important tom, these engines and
boilers will perform about as good work rs II
new, and will BIO sold for one third the cost OF
new ones Of equal power.
lift 4. Ill(MhSc.
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10 FOR RENT OR SALE-That fine, large
a$s brick, known IS the CAMERON HOUSE,
consisting of some eighteen or twenty rooms,
with commodious back building, stable and car
riagc house attached thereto, with most e2ten-
I Aiso SaTu ad i I BU1IDiS LOT
dimensions, adjoining, situated on Cameron, ST.,
near the market. Said house has all modern
advantages of g. first cass hotel, with an admir-
able restaurant and wine vault attached. For
further particulars enquire of 4. B. LLOYD,
No. 374, 10th street and Mass. av., Washing
TON city. D. c. sep 2l-eott
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE IND VIRGINIA ADvERrIsER

bingham will be defeated.
The vote be,wccn Schencz a"i Falandleh"m
WI hr very c'n7e
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LOGAN ITEM 81.

prc1sFss Nor1cEs. We are sending ougsac:
D 70 advertisers and subscribers in the ad.
s:;as counties, and hope they will remit to
yo. .he;r dues promptly. Our business is cash
10 from necessity, as we'll as choice. 5aa ~
Ons savartisers who mark their advertisements
an forbid.'' or fail to mark the number OF
100 tbev wish them inserted, are charged tor
..an, az long as they continue to be published
49, = l. impossible for us to tell when they want
them discontinued. 4. a ..3B8@,J.l
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FOR RENT.
:::.. The fac BRICK DWELLING,, No. g..
south Water street, formerly the residence Of
Hugh Latham, esq, in good repair; water
and gas Apply to j. e. NERPLANCk,
~ 6-tf Room 123, Mansion House.
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F0I2 SIA LIE

<r1 TUN DALN--
ES Two-story FRAME DWELLING, No. s.,
north Henry street. formerly tho residence Of
the late John Dewey, with s rooms, lot and
stable, 35 feet front and l05 feet inches deep,
running back TO an alley. For further p&rtlc-
sep II g. King street.
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Gold.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

new York, Oct. 13.-Gold to-day 1879
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL DESPATC HES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM PHILADELPHIA !!
RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS.

+ I G. III 7 [ N G..
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MOP PIT MIn

FOR RENT
E&;a The thrcc,story BRICK DIV ELLING and
STORE, No. III, King street, will be rented to
prompt tenant on reasonable terms. Posses
sion given immediately. For particulars apply
to J. TACEY, at the Court House. sep l6-tI
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TARM WANTED.-Wanted to rent farm
h containing from one hundred to q hundred
and fifty acres, situated within four or five
miles of this city. Tho farm must + ave good
improvements upon it. Apply at this office.
oct l3-.2w*
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TIMOTHY SEED.
200 bushels prime TIMOTHY SEED, just re-
WV W. '' THOMAS PERRY,
oc 13-lw Is, King ST..
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T IS 81 FISH . L
Is bbls Potomac A1ewives, equal to any East
ern Fish caught. Call and see them: For sale
bv r. II. GEMENY, d.
General Commission Merchant,
.oc l3-tf No. 5, bet King s. Prince.
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SOP il cots
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

ROOk AGENTS WANTED-for DR.. WILLIAM
SMITHS DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE
written by 7G of the most eminent DivInes of
Europe and America. illustrated with over 1875
oleel and Wood Engravings. In one large Octave
IN IN America, Condensed by Dr. Smiths own Hand
we employ no General Agents and offer extra in
ducements 10 Agents dealing with u.s. Send for de.
SeHptIve circulars, and see our terms
J.B. BURR q co. Publishers. UortCnrd Ct
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
AUDITORS NOTICE..

hereby give notice that | will attend for tho r,r.
pose OF settling with The SCHOOL Committees
OF 'he respective counties, as follows:
18Th, 10th and l7Ih days of April next 49,
Al DOVER, hent county, on the 27Ih 2Sth, 29h and
30ih deys of April. " ~'N
l2h 18Th and l4th days of May
10 avoid confusion, and The detentisn Of Commit
ices over one day. sel Cmens will be made with The
districts IN the following order:
For SUSSEX CouNTY-ApriI 18th, Nos to 30. in.
ellsv; April 18th, 81 to 60. inclusive: April 18th.
N"s 6l to 80, inclusive; April 18th, Nos. 81 to 100
inclusive; April l7th, Nos. l2l and upwards
For KENT CoUNTY-Aprl 27th, Nos to 80. in.
elusive; April 26h, Nos. 81 to Gu, inclusive; ApriI
2'in' Nos Gu to so, inclusive; April 3Oth, No. 81
ant upwards.
FoR New CASTLE COUNrY-May llth, Nos. to
~ inclusive; May 18th, Nos. 81 to 60, inclusive
My 18th, Nos. 81 to 80, inclusive
ROBERT LAMBDEN
mh20 Auditor of Accounts
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
SIleI.iH'S sale.

By virtue Of writ Of Vendition Exponas, to me
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Ho-
t,i ci nj. I. Fleming at Harrington On SATU?-
DAY, the IStl day Of April, 65, at o'clock, p NJ
tue following Real Estate, to witt All the right title,
interest claim demands of him, the said Richard
~ Merrken, to all that piece, parcel or tract of
land, situated in Mispillion Hundred Kent County,
and State OF Delaware said TO contain four hundred
aud ninety four acras, be the same or less On
the road leading from Farmington to Greenvile ad
joining lands of Richard III. Merriken, Peter Har
rington, William w. Seeders, and others, with the
improvements Of Il two story frame dwelling. house
Kitchen attached barn, stables, carriage, cow sheds
and wagon sheds, and other outbuildings; also. q
tena 1t houses, and other Out-buildings, &c.
Sc zed and taken in execution as The nronertv 80
Richard N. NEaRlKEN, and will be sold for cash bu
WM WHITAKER, late Sheriff
SHERIFFs OFFICE, Dover, Del, March 81, 1868.
Sale Positive. '''
~; b.-Ine dover of the widow Of the said r
~, ~ Merrken has been laid off and assigned 10 her
ne residue Of the above land will be sold in four
parcels free from dover, and the dover part will be
% so1 a'so' 1t necessary; it is, however, subject to
SAID assignment ~
- ne above lands of very superior quality.
"Gi I'm proved, and adapted the growth of ali
'oi'S o' gratn grass and fruit.
WM. WHITAKER, late Sheriff.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
Ezsl! IN
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
MACHIN ES


-, We're G,oanled tile highest premium ot The
H0rtd S Far IN LOHdOn, anil sir first Drc,,i-
""'s at the Neto Iork State Fair Of 1866, ana
Are celebrated for doing the best work. usiso =
much smaller needle for tie same thread Than nnv
hermachIne, and by the introduction Of the mos,
approved machinery, we are now able to supplv Tho
cry best machines in the world
These machines are made at our now
and spacious Factory at Bridgeport. Conn.
under the immediate supervision of the
President Of the Company, Elias Howe,
Jr., the original inventor of the Sewing
Machine. IS
They are adapted TO all kinds of family sewing
ana an 10 use OF Seamstresses, Dress Makers T,ilor
Mahuiacturers of shirts, collars, skirts cloaks man
'lds' eothIng, hats, caps corsets, boots shoes har
~, ness saddles, linen goods, umbrellas parasos etc
lhey work equally well upon silk linen wooden and
G0t'oh goods, with silk, cotton or linen thread
lhey VIII seam, quilt gather, hem, fell, cord. braid
o'"u' ana perform every species of sewing. making
beautiful and perfect STITCH alike on both sides Of
the article sewed. O''" 'iu'' u
Ihe stitch tnCeated By Mr.. Hove and n,ode
on Hts 1udchine, IS the most poDuI1r and G,ro-
ole. and all Se,oing Machines are suJjcct to t5o
principal mrented by him. ~ ''''
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The Hope Machine Conpanu
699 BRoADwAY, Cor FouRTH ST.. Nv
ap-l0.
SIBLEY & SToops, 922 Chestnut St., PbiIa
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
COMPLETE MANURE.
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,

MANUFACTURED BY HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
Super Phosphate Of Lime, ammonia and Potash.
Warranted Free from Adulteration.
Packed in Bags Of 200 lbs. each.
Price $50 per Ton 1000 lbs.
Liberal discount to dealers.
II has raised good crops Of Wheat Corn OATS Potatoes
Grass, Cotton. Tobacco and Vegetables Of all kinds
armers would do well TO inquire of their nearest
dealer IN fertilizers Ihe results obtained from the
use of Complete Manure. The growing crops of
Wheat. at this time, freely attest its virtues
IL Is highly recommended bv all who have used il
up TO this lime.
we have numerous testimonials the effect that il
IS an invaluable Fertilizer, and we recommend it
highly as top dressing for Wheat and Grass
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by VIM. REYNOLDS,
79 South Street.
Janl.Iy Baltimore, Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
A NNUAL REPORT OF THE KFy7


A NNUAA Nnld REPORT OF THE KENT
Noun'y Mutual Company. at Dover, Del,
Amount of Deposit Notes on hand Jss.
uary l. 1867 e,ec o,- :.
cancelled dnring The year, Is rs on
Added d,,;0u,h l5l.G9l l6
s '"o year lor new assurances 5o,5l0 90
amountoi Deposit Notes, JAN |, 1868. s2O6 Col 1c
= rrlopeIty insured up to Jan. l, 1867 1881 979 6G
cancelled during The year. 2I4 Sal az
Addo1. S2I37, ,e3s 25
ADDED during the year-new insurances 74s 500 no
amount insured JAM I. 1863 50 sac I2- o.
Cash on hand and other securities to 80
meet losses Jan l, 1868, S279 e~1 e.
Losses by fire during The wear 1867 sol! 0g Sg
Zen per cent paid Policy. holders in cash 80
Ten January oa1 cn0, !, I,s iS5s s4,O77 Sc
January l. 1863 5,O26 O5
DIR. SAMUEL NJ FISHER.
TREASURER,
JAMES COWGILL.
SECRETARY,
GEORGE b. DICKSON.
DIRECTORS,
Dr.. SAMUEL NJ FIsLER,
GEO. w. CUMMINs,
JAMES K CLEMENTs Snv,n,
WILLIAM DENNEY,
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Thomas B. BRADFORD
DR.. HENRY RIDGELEY, Dover
WILLIAM WALKER,
JAMES rNErrfMAN' BrIdgeville.
SURVEYORS,
Leonard ]. Vanhmkle Delaware Civ
Jesse 5. liutfngtOn, smyrna
George b. Dickson Dover
Alexander jackson. Jr Camden
tenry Cowgirl, Willow Grove
John w. Reynolds, FELTON,
Jacob Y. Fouik. Milford
James B. Powell, Farminqton.
Hiram r. Downing, Georgetown
Panl A. Davis, Lewes
Z. A. RawlIns. BrIdgevlIe.
James Ponder Milton
Wesley Stack. Greensboro Md
ELIJAH CROUCH, General Survevor
by order of The Board c
n GEO. B. DICKSON. Sec'v.
- o-Oh Dover Delaware f
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

WOODS PRIZE MOWER
retaining all the advantages which has mad :, %
universal flvorite in Years past is oreaII = -, 80
proved by the addition Of Steel.lined GTards Nem
r'tman Connections, Spring Seat Adjustable Fold.
Ing Shoe making Perfect Machine of the Iicbt
est draft, the most durable aud at the same lime Tho
most simple and Best Cutting Machine in the world
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
SAAEREEE,S SALE.

by virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas. to
me d'rectcd, will be exposed to Public Sale. At tq
holel OF Wllm T. Campbell, Smyrn,. TIJJIR%
pAf' y ~ t'e "a day of April, 1868. at O'Clock,
4 M' The following Real Estate, TO wit:
AL the right, title, interest, claim or demand oi
num- lne shld Nunas III Coverdale, of and in tn
Following described lands and tenements. w:
M IA farm or tract of land, situ,ted lv;,c
an ana ng near KentOn, Duck Greek Hnndrcd, Kent
G"un,y ana State OF Delawa e. adjoining lands of
" U. Downs, Armwell DurboTopyb md
o,her lands ntalni ig two hundred and forty Acres
81 l. nn'more or les; the improvements upon which
are frame two-story dwelling house, kitchen. ora.
nary, cribs. stables, &c.
No "A farm or tract of land, situated. lvine
ana being near kenton, Duck Creek Hundred, Keni
County and State of Delaware, adjoining lands Of
John +. Rees, and other lands, containing one hnn
cred and hf'y-iour of land, more or less: tho
improvements upon which are a two story frame
dweIllng-hpuse. shed kitchen attached. harm. sta
bIes' carrlage-house &c. Also a small tcnant.bouse
and mill, use
Seized aud taken in execution the property of
NuNAs ii. CovERDALE, and will be sold for cash bv
5. NJ. COLLINS, Sheriff:
SHSRIFF's OFFICE, Dover, Del, March il, 1868
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BENNINGTON MALE SEMINARY & FEMALE
COLLEGE, near Trenton, N. J. A Boarding
School for both sexes long established and of high
grade, aiming earnestly to excel in attention the edu-
cation the mOrals the home comforts and The health
OF the student. Tetms moderate. Address the Rev.
i. HANLON, A. M, Pennington N. j..
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

Go and see Wards Hall; admission free. 1t
makes good furniture store, and has amagnih'
cent stock in it.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
AMATEUR CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE
TO THE

nj OIIEN IND F LOWER GARDEN,
- NOW READY.
A DESCRIPTIVE work of over lao nagps fpIIy Il
lust rated with beautiful c0loted plate and 100
engaVlngs containing list of over $500 varieties
ui roWer ana vegetable Seeds also SO varieties of
the chocest French Hybrid GladiOlus All the No.
Veities both OF The Flower and Vegetable Tor 1868
VIII ne found described in The above work Taste
iny hound IN cloth, cOlored plates price, post paid
~ 80 m III paper covers, postpaid 25 cents Ad.
ton. Mass. i' ''oS
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
THE LOAN FEATURE
THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

The Directors of the Delaware Mutual IiCe Insur
anee Company, believing that lis membersare moi onI
entitled TO receive all The excess of premiums maid n,
assumed ny lhem in the shape and under the name ol
dIvldends, but they are eniled TO all the benefits
whlSh the large accumulaiions OF Life Comoanv can
cOner, have determined to incorporate The foIIowno
feature into its plan, viz:
When the accumulation of funds from uranium re
ceipts, shall be sufficient to meet Ordiaary IOsse.
the shall be loaned, the highest bidder on The
Ollowlng terms, VIZ:
FIRsT.-Money shall be loaned 10 Policy holders
only.
SEcoND-NO member shall borrow more Than the
amount Of his Policy.
THIRD-The Policy will be taken as security but
only lis actual value, e., lis 'surrender ue,-Ihe
balance must be amply secured by satisfactory first
Mortgages on Real Estate. The Board Of Director
shall be the jud yes Of The suicency Of such security
FOURTH I'm the event Of the death of the member
TO whom such loan is made, it shall be applied 10 the
payment of his Policy.
FIFTH.-MOney so loaned, shall he called in only in
OF extraordinary losses, an then sixty day no.
lice shall be given, aud the loans longest shall be
the first called in and not Than fourth OF any
one loan shall be called in at one payment. unless a
larger proportion shall be ndispensablv necessary
Thus giving the borrower the probable ol the
IT Oney during his life. ii he chooses to retain il.
SIxTH-ln the member to whom money is
loaned shall fail 10 pay The interest agreed upon,
shall allow his Policy TO lapse for non payment OF
premiums. then the loan shall be Withdrawn.
SEVENTH Every member OF the Company shall be
notified when funds 10 be disposed Of in this
ner aud bids shall be received by "seaed proposals
Read advertisement of Company in anJlher column
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01
100 AGENTS WANTEIs

In all paris of the United States to sell our immense
lIst Of nearly 500 Different BOOKS, BIBLES and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Every family wants
something from il.
Catalogues furnished application. and books
sent postpaid TO any address receipt of price Can
VaSsIhg books containing the lint, with prices tOgeth
er with blank sheets and printed headings ior enroll
ing list Of Names sent free 10 any one on recent of
so cents.
Anybody can sell from 100 TO 1000 Of ltese books
almost anywhere For terms TO agents and other
formation address
JOHN +. POTTER y co Publishers,
Nos. Gl4 and 6l7 SAMSON ST.. Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1868-04-01

WHY WILL YOU WORK for So 90 per dav and
be bosscd round, when you can engage in an
easy ana lucrative business that will pay YOU from S4
10 80 per day or 81 per evening, il at leisure You
,ars and sample. Address GEORGE S. MELLEN,
Lewiston, Me.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17
FROM EARLvILLE.
DEMOCRATIC BALL.

pf-MOthAIIC BALL.
Last Saturday evening 10th Robin.on's Hall
in Esrlvlle, was filed with attentive hearers to
listen to speeches from Hon julius AVERY, and
Mr.. BOYLE, of Ottawa. The white boys in blue"
were out, for the first time TO the number of
eighty, which number will soon be increased to
one hundred. All that is now lacking are suits
for the new recruits. As these white bows in
blue marched into the hall under the command
of Capt. Norton bearing aoft an old battle SCARED
flag, which was with the Captain and others, in
their march with Gen. Sherman to the sea, the
widest cheers went up for the boys and the old
flag. About one-qusrter of the audience was
composed Of republicans, some of whom are real
ly anxious inquirers after truth Mr.. Avery
confined his speech messurably TO defense of
the democratic party, from the foul Islander of
sympathzing with the late rebellion; Mr. Avery
went further and carried the war into Africa"
and charged the black and tan party vita being
the real authors Of the He proved his charge.
to be true. He read from the New York Tribune,
and Chicago Tribune, showing they agreed to
assist the seceeding states to $50 in peace" Mr.
Averys speech was argumentative, logical, and
worthy of the man with his reputation as law.
yer and speaker.
. Mr.. Boyle made the best speech have listened
to in this place during this campaign. One re.
garding his youth might have reasonably antici.
pated somewhat sophomore speech, but not
bit of it. His speech was pronounced by all as
really able for man on any occasion The peo-
pie will greet Boyle with full house whenever
he comes this way.
will be unable to prepare the second article
in review of Cooks speech at Earlville, sooner
than next weeks issue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17
MENDOZA,

OTTAWA REPUBLICAN CORRESPONDENT.
l see your W-ustrious radical organ Of Ottawa
literally boils over with editorials and cores
pondence, purporting to have been written in
Mendoza. but really in Ottawa, by the late Ex-
county Treasurer, and defeated rad. for re.olec.
ton to the same Office. Poor fellow! he forgot
to fulfill his promises to the Board Of Superb.
sors, and when he got hold of the money he
kept the $4,000, instead Of turning $4,000 over
forthe benefit of schools, according to his public
pledges Mr.. Ex-treasurer, when next you at
tempt to report Democratic meeting in Mendo-
tn, like John Gilpin, "be there to see." The
column OF romance dubbed by you Mendoza
Correspondence" is simply ridiculous in the
eyes of your radical associates here. 1t is want.
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Appointments made by the Rock River
Conference.

Joliet Hstrict-W. F. Stewart P. T.. Joliet
Church, VIM. Aug. Smith Kankakes, VIM. D.
Atchison Lockport, VIM. H. Fisher Psinfeld,
Melville e. Smith; Plattevlle Sanford Wash.
burn ; Lisbon, Joseph w. Phelps Seneca. Thorn
as l.. Helliwell; Ottawa, Daniel J. Holmes !;
South Ottawa, James Bush Morris, w. 2. Gray
Channahon, r. X. Bibbins: Elwood, Joseph
Wardle; Twelve Mile Grove, G. A. Rugg; Will
mington, Richard Wake; Manteno and Peotons,
Oliver +. Burch; Momence, Geo. w. Hawks ;
Crete, Lucius Hawkins; Frankfort station, j.
S. David; Blue Island, J. Eamss Gooding's
Grove, Edward c. Broakins Monee, o. F. Morse;
Manhattan, D. p H. May; Mokena, VIM. Cone !;
Minoeka. u. r. Vanhorn Utica, G. w. s. Smith:
Robert Bently transferred to California Confer
ence; L. H. Bugbce. transferred to Cincinnati
Conference; e. @. Fuller, transferred to Georg-
ia Conference; ]. n. Dee, transferred to Georgia
Conference w. T. Harlow, transferred to Prov.
idence Conference; A. J. Jones, transferred to
Central Illinois Conference.