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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-17
ILLINOIS,.
The LEGISLATURE.

SPRINGFIELD, November l6.-Ihe
House opened at 10 o'clock. Mr..
King, Of Cook county, introduced a
resolution in relation to the destruction
Of deeds, court records, &C., in Chicago
and Al providing for the appointment OF a
committee to prepare bills covering .g
such cases. Adopted. Bills were
Introduced to fix the time for holding
courts in the Second Judicial District
and to repeal the registry Jaw Jaw
A bill, prepared by a Judge in Chicagos
making provisions for the restoration OF
lost records, fixing salaries Of county
officers, ETC., was introduced; I'll
The Senate met at 9 o'clock. Inc
House bill to repeal the act in regard TO
bigamy was read and referred; aiso, a
biiI proyidipg for the education OF disa-
bled soldiers and soldiers orphans; also
a bill investigating all acts relative 70
the new State House.
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Clerical Fun.

A correspondent in the Mobile Regis
ter has discovered, amid the grave pro.
ceedings Of the Triennial Convention Of
the Episcopal Church, the laughing
ing presence Of several very good jokes.
The correspondent says:
The last joke that has leaked out is
credited to the Bishop Of Georgia, and
it pictures a big hole in the side OF the
Ritual committee. That committee Of
five Bishops seems 10 have studied how
TO present report that must be defeated.
For example. after three years incuba
ton, it gravely proposed to the Conven-
ton to enact canon making il an
ecclesiastical offenss in minister to
wear a surplice that should be longer
or shorter than exactly to the ankle.
This is an absolute fact Another
recommendation Of this fastidious
committee was, that no cross
should be carried by children
or others before the procession OF
choir aud clergy entering the church Of
a choral service. Crosses OF any fash.
ion in any number might be used in, on
or about the church, provided they were
stationary; and they might be freely
carried in procession outside the church
and to the door OF the church. but into
the church, or in the church they must
not be carried. In case this latter pro
vision shall prevail, Bishop Beckwith
dryly suggests that certain favorite
professional hymn be changed to suit
the wishes of the committee. 1t now
reads:
Onward Christian soldiers, marching al
to war,
With the Cross OF Jesus going on
before
The Bishop proposes to amend az
follows
Onward Christian soldiers, marching a,
| TO war.
With the Cross OF Jesus LEFT behind ths
door.
1t is said that this proposed amend
ment Of the hymn does not materially
assist the efforts Of the committee or
Ritual.
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REHABILITATION.

The river this morning at o'clock
represented, on the new marks foot OF
Market. street, eight feet seven inches,
and at%noon fine4feet' three inches-a
rise of eight inches in five hours and
still rising.
Late dispatches from Oil City report
the river stationary at six feet with all
the side streams putting in heavily.
Beaver river was rising quite fast this
morning.
The Monongahela river at Green's
boro was rising this morning with five
feet of water in the channel. The river
is stationary at Brownsville.
Navigation below this city this morn
ing was considered suspended by the
carelessness Of the owners of some coal
and stone flats, loaded with boulders,
becoming loose and drifting down to
"Glass House Ripple" and sinking in
the CLEANED channel" Captain John
A. Wood, OF the firm of Horner, Wood
d Co., went to the sunken boats with
the tug Ella and cleared the channel of
all distractions, giving clear channel
for steamers having tows Of coal. The
detention, by the sinking of the above
boats, has put us to non plus in giving
the amount OF coal that will leave here
to day.
W. ,;,a tho collovinu deDartures.
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Important, II True.

tS'A avn iAtt
We were sitting with Horace one az
ternoon in that little disreputable sane
tum OF his adjoining the counting-oom
OF the Tribune. The old gentleman was
in one OF his chronic conditions OF
grumble and discomfort He had that
mealy appearance, so common to him,
that made him resemble a bload miller
fresh from the dust OF his flour mill,
and was expressing his private opinion
in public and somewhat proiane way,
when a colored gentleman was an
nounced. "Let him come in roared
the philosopher, and an aged darkey,
clad in broadcloth, gold.rimmei specta.
cles, and cane, headed with the same
precious metal, stalked in.
Mister Greeley, | believe?' he in.
quired.
Yes, Tm Mister Greeley; what do
you wantg was the grutf res 20 lse.
We'll, sah," said old Ebony Specs
seating himself as he deposited his ha,
and ca lie on the tloo--"Well, sab, I've
been thinkin' our race don't pay enough
attention 10 scientific pursuits, sab"
We saw the cloud gather on the in.
tellectual corntenance Of the great jour
nalistic Goteri4n. II broke in thunder
at that point. In a voice wherein wa.
blended the shrill tones Of hysterical
woman and the growl OF a tiger, he ex.
claimed:
Scientific pursuits you damned old
fool; you want a hoe handle and patch
of New Jersev-thats the scientific pur.
suit you want Get out"
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The Pittsburgh, West Virginia and
Charleston Railroad.

Some of the surveyors attached to
the engineer corps surveying the route
up the river from Pittsburgh for the
Pittsburgh, West Virginia and Charles,
ton railroad were in town on Sunday
last. They report the survey completed
up to point six miles below Greens
boro. They express the utmost conf.
dence in the success of the road and
declare that it will be completed before
the other line. the n. and s.. road loom
ing by the way OF Uniontown), which
our people regard as a certainty.
The road is already under contract as
far up as to Monongahcla cily.-.Kor.
gdntOcn Constitution
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PITTSBURGH.
Activity Among Rivermen-Amount
OF Coal shipped for Beiow-The
River, DC,

River, DC,
PlrrsBURGH, November l6.-This has
been day of great activity among our
coal merchants and steamboat men.
The last shipment of coal made from
this city to the lower ports wac in May
last, and in consequence the amount
now loaded in boats and barges is con-
siderably greater than at any previous
period in the history of our city.
The list Of tows published below is
necessarily incomplete. in view of the
hustle and confusion attending so sudden
a rise in our rivers, and it is not proba-
BILE that a full and accurate account of
each shipment can be made before to-
morrow afternoon.
Annexed are the tows, with their des-
tinations, reported up to one o'clock this
afternoon.
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BROOKLYN.
Instantly Killed.

BROOKLYN, November l6.-Robert
Crooks, proprietor Of whiting manu-
factory, corner of North First and
Third streets, was instantly killed by
being crushed in the machinery yester-
day. He was adjusting the belt on a
pulley, when his clothes were caught in
the shaft, drsying him in and dashing
his head against the beam at every rev.
olution. He leaves q wife and family.
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CANADA.


Weather-To DC
Hung To-day.
TORONTO, Ont, November lo'-lo-
day is Thanksgiving Day, and business
is generally suspended all over Canada
The weather is still very cold.
MONTREAL, November l6.-it com,
menced showing here this morning. and
the weather is now mild: III
Lee, the murderer of Williams, will
H. u ia surrounded by his spiritual advisers
sua. seo :s,uested the prayers of the mem
bers of the church tor tne .;aus ma1usfs, g.,
The Sheriff is beset by applications '0f
the Office of hapgman'
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PHILADELPHlA.
Death OF Well.knoun JOurnalist-
Pension Asent RcmOved-Alieged
DefaIcafiOn.


PHILADELAHlA, November l6.-Col.
Robert W. Wenshaw. the wellknown
Philadelphia journalist, and proprietor
OF the Cape May Diamond and other
newspapers, died OF consumption at his
residence in this city this morning.
Major A. R. Calhoun, Pension Agent
in this city, has been removed, and the
President has ordered his arrest for an
alleged defalcation. Major Calhoun
has seut to. the Secretary Of the Interior
asking time to close his accounts before
his successor takes possession. He
asserts that the reported defalcation is
untrue, and that an examination Of his
accounts will show q balance against
the Government.
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Death or CoIoneI s.,der.o..

LONDON, November 16.-Colonel San
derson, brother of the late Henry San
derson, the pianist, and proprietor of the
Langham Hotel, died this morning Of
disease of the heart.
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THE MASSACRE.
The Murderers Indfcted-Fears OF q
Mob.

New ALBANY, IND, November 10
News from Charlestowp, . P. NJ, re.
ports that the Grand Jury have found
indictments against johnson, Taylor
and Davis for the murder Of the Park
family. Taylor's grandson testified to
many incidents, corroboratipg the con-
fession of johnson. 1t is thought the
mob will hang the negroes tonight.
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not reported,
The arrivals from below are: James
Gilmore, Stella, Fearless, D. I. Lane
and the Robert Semple with VIM. ii.
Browns new hull from Freedom.
The Wild Cat is due with two barges
Of iron, as is also the Mary Davige,
Wild Duck and several other tug boats
The Argosy will enter the Wheeling
tra1a
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NEW YORK.
snow.

,,,r November l6.-Snow
- fall here this morning
E,stjan OF 3 severe snow
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JOHN GROSSCLOS,
Q5uccessor to Jacob 0roocioa) ssst
MANUHAcruRKR or
Buggiss, Carriages, Rockaways,

NO. - MARKET STREET, KEKPs CON.
stantly on hand and manufactures 20 order
all kinds OF work In his line Of bustneaa.
Particular attention given 70 repairing.
Second hand Carriages and Busyies for
cash. spr6
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hrfhp Storm.

,rsants Of disasters by the
.. -,ssiay night are being re-
-.s brig Caroline Gray, of
! 10. rom New Orleans, went
y !. -vsr;,hes. Long Island, about
) ). ~. mile. east Of Fire Island.
=. s..,D and prospects are good,
..,r be sot off without loss.
; - II Kennedy. OF Lubec,
!, ? a: Utrecht Pond, below
,v2 niles north Of Squam,
.,,yi with lumber from the
IS. ,o:s. The Boast Wrecking
.. 10. sent assistance 10 both
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N,,esut on Gamblers.

ga.,b and a squad Of police
.,,r.. last evening, on a gam
Il. ,5i B.oaiway, kept by John
I, sal arrested the proprietor
-. ,,-,5n>, besides seizing a
4, so apparatus and numerous
.,,,'.,,npts
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r.: .ay. that the latest news
Tweed is from a reliable
q. .s.es that Gen. Mcclellan,
i. slyice OF his friends, has
. .,,rr into any arrangement
~ TTeeTs successor in the
! -,.yi PGblic Works. Tweeds
'.s. as, abont for some other
| f.! saal'y decided on Francis
r. rslFknown in this city, who,
-.,.o,i. i willing to accept
.~rssi ras;ruS.
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lanes Fisk. Jr..

-,-i before Justice Bixby, Of
AVE Police Court, yesterday,
r....,; Of arrest issued the pre-
s.,o. Miss Josephine Mans
E,3, r:r>roi, being represented
,a,.- The warrant charged
g.; bel. and is based on affida-
81. tr Ms Mansfield before
.l.y. Fisk waived an exam.
81. gave bail in $1,000 to
.... ,-,;,l -,,-;o,
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ne Grand Duke Alexis.

.l1h from Sandy Hook states
: Russian corvette, Bogatrie, has
|gHtbs bsIishtship. The commander
z. -4,."s parted company with
y:ri.a, in whi:h is the Grand
AZ. ON the 9Th inst. at sea.
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y, -VI DT
"e Russian E,..,

.Hs,,isr ne mere S last night, was Wis.
,!&&oa " y the Russian Secretary
ay. Ba aTt J commander, Captain
,,,ga.sbt, te ,s had a very rough time
"a! l5se a. Tua at one time thought
~ conDsae we ship. 70 save her
2's he PnaGy ny with the Svretland,
%&s luxe; e Captain Sherof
"hnninsD luke tonight or to-
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in their determination to bring the
bloody murderers to the gaIlows with
out further ceremony. An effort was
being made to stay this mob, but no
one thought at eight o'clock tonight
when we left the town that it would be
successful. We may, therefore, reason.
ably expect TO bear the news this morn.
ing that Taylor, Davis and johnson
have expiated their crimes with their
lives
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He ordered johnson, when be arrived
q: the house of Park, to stand guard in
the yard, and, in case Of alarm, to open
the back or porch door, which would be
the signal for fight He assigned Da-
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ll' Cholera il Decreasing.

s4... occurred on the Dele
E.-e;eave o:her cases Of which
e hope. All attendants on
.G.a; the hospitals, including
r T. -rannieeni aud not allow
I'D communication with the
=-., through the Health Off
..,a9-n,ns telegraph commu-
'.a tie hospital was stopped,
'.- aa Tue, iay having dis
(. 2~ wires. 4 supply of
FL ,eatio ihe hospital at West
..-.:r from the ns,itution on
..,,
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Total, II steamers. ..l67

Total, II steamers.....lM
FOR MADISON.
Leader ........-...."............"
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Alice Brown. wn.....................l6
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had they been started over the ordinary
travelled road they never would have
reached that town alive. The citizens
living in the neighborhood OF the muir
der would have hung them before they
had travelled halt the distance.
SQUIRE TAYLOR,
whom johnson alleges did the killing,
is known throughout Clark county.
Heretofore he has been regarded as an
honest, Industrious man, and had many
friends among the white people. The
animal predominates in his face, and he
had hard and careless look, even in
the terrible emergency in which he
finds himself placed by the confession Of
his former partner in crime. He was
formerly a slave, belonging to Mr.
Craddock, of Jefferson county, Ken.
lucky. He was a great thief when
Young; served one term in the Ken
lucky penitentiary; after his release
moved to Indiana, and soon after his
removal Craddock was murdered.
Taylor was a prominent member Of
the Colored Baptist Church, and played
the saint as successfully as any first
class villain. He is a preacher and
farmer
GEORGE JOHNSON
has bad face. 1t is exceedingly re-
pulsive to look upon and bears the i'm
press OF vice and hardness. He is ig-
norant, and to some extent stupid. He
looked terribly frightened when taken
from the cars at Charlestown, and
asked to be hastened to Jail, his. fears
being increased by the cries OF several
persons, Hang hin" hang him !!
He was Immediately taken before the
Grand Jury, which was in session, and
CONFESSED THE WHOLE CRIME.
johnson made the same statements tc
the Grand Jury that be made to the
parties who arrested him, to which ht
made affidavit before Justice Ryan, oil
Henryville. He stated that on Tuesday
last he was met by Squire Taylor, who
stated to him that be knew a place
where they could get right smart o
money, and if he would help him get i
he would share with him. This John
son agreed to do, and a meeting wa
appointed for last Saturday night at the
graveyard of the Lebanon Memoria
Church. When johnson arrived at tn,
graveyard (Taylor and Davis wer,
already there) Taylor said
ALL WAS READY.
He ordered johnson, when be arriveC
q. the house of Park, to stand guard il
the yard, and, in case Of alarm, TO opeI
the back or porch door, which would b
| the signal for fight He assigned Da
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door; 200 pens for sheep, with proper fsedinR
apparatus; / building, 1O0x2O0, or building,
with tho aggregate capacity room; poultry
house, 3Ox6O; Sscretary's Office, 24xlOO, divided
into rooms 12x1S, With desks, books, &c: dinine
hall capable of accommodating 200 persons At q
sitting; exhibition building, 3O15O, with roof
and open sides, for carriages; amphitheatre ca.
psble of seating 1900 persons; Judges stand,
1890; Prssidenfs office, sut.housss, plenty Of
water, hay and straw, and good hotel sooommo.
dations, SC.
The report OF the committee vas received, and
general discussion ensued a. to what should DO
done to place the L. Sale County grounds in
fit condition for the State Pair 1t wa. admit.
ted that stale, buildings, &C., exclusive of more
ground, would cost all Of $4,000.
Mr.. Dslano moved tina. q committee OF three
b appointed to examine and report as t. the
most eligible grounds, of 40 acres Or more, or
the addition of moro land to the present enclos.
ure OF our Fair grounds. and the price, &c., to
our next meeting.
Mr. Fisks moved 10 amend, 90 a. to authorize
the committee also to continue can wasting for
subscriptions throughout the county, and with
the understanding that they shall be paid for
their services
Mr.. Delsno accepted the amendment, and tho
motion a. amended was adopted.
The chair appointed as such committee, Messrs.
Fiske, DR.. Paul and Charles Delano.
Mr.. Porter moved the addition Of eight others
TO the committee Adopted and Charles Smith
OF Earlvills, job Dodge Of Peru, Colonel Plumb
OF Strsator, Alexander Bruce Of HaRseillcs, j.
r. Shaver Of Rutland, J. w. Armstrong Of Deer
Park, Lassssn Scott of Me.dota, and Richard
Hhorns Of Ottawa were appointed.
Mr.. Bowman moved that the committee have
power to fill vacancies occurring in their ,um.
Der. Carried.
On motion, adjourned until Saturday, Febru.
sry 4sh next, q; 2 NJ
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SrEclAL COMMISSIONERS AND MASTERS SALE
- Notice IL hereby given, That by virtue OF decree made
of record by the Circuit Court Of La Sale
state OF Illinois, At the November term of said court
1870 In certain then pending In said court on the
chancery side thereof wherein Cecilia f. Kea com.
planant and Ellen Kela and Others Defendants shall
Tuesday, the seventeenth day OF January D. 1871. At the
hour two O'Clock n the afternoon OF said day. offer for sale
said county public auction and will then sell to
bidder the following described property, being the
dercd by said decree TO he sold, thatis TO say:
The half Of the northeast quarter Of the southwest
OF the northeast quarter OF section mine M also the south
quarter OF the northwest quarter or section nine o.
township thiItyhree 49, range Ave @ east Of the third
TBRias or SALR.--Cash. GEORGE NJ LELAND,
Special Commissioner and Master In Chaleery
II. K. BoYLH, Complts Solicitor decE4v
Noucs hereby gvea that whereas there were no bidder
the time place mentioned and set forth In the above
notice. Tor the said real estate said notice desessd said
sale 10 adjourned until Saturday the twenty nfth dsy OF Feb
ruAry 1871 d the hour Of two O'Clock In Tie afternoon
Of said day 81 Which limo sha again ooer and expose for
sale said estate In said neee above described ~ tho
same place. In tho ana upon the came terms
10 said above notice 10 cot forth.
GEORGE " LELAND,
sa,,lv Special Commissioner and Master " Chsaccry
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UCTION.-The subscriber viii sell at auction. At
"A his residence In the town ef Allen, Wednesday, jan
u, 1871. commencing at 10 o'clock sharp the following
dscriped property viz Seven head OF horses consisting
OF two work horses and two colts four old spring
twenty-five head Of cattle consisting OF Ave mllch
three old hcfr In calf Ave steers three old
spring and hcss Of young cattle; treshng ma
chine two corn sheers one mower one wagon roller
one panter, sod planter two double pows
single horse pows poWs and harrows pair
eigh bobs set double harness. breaking plow
many other articles.
TsRns,A sums under 81 cash IN hand; for that
over credit months will be given purchaser
giving with approved security, wi hout interest II paid
when due; II not paid " cent will he charged from
date OF sale. WN LlNFOR.
JOS. WATTS, Aurtonccr. lan,-3w
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Ladies'. dc not fail to ace the February mum.
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tho model parlor Magazine, with splendid novel.
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other attractive features, The beauty Of its ~.
Biography, its gems Of literature, its fund Of use.
ful Information, it, artistic and elegant snsrav.
inss and fashion plates cannot be surpassed; and
the value OF its premiums Including beautiful
s. chromeO is astonishing. Yearly 50. Addrss.
W. JENNINGS DEMOREsT, s3S Broad gay, New
York.
Single copies for sale md subscriptions rsssiv.
ed ~ Osman Il Hapemsn, Ottawa, Ill.
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A woman In Marshall, Mich, is the latest suf.
+ rer from the jute bug The Statesman of that
place says, that unless science can invent some
preparation to kill the bugs which have in.
vested the scalp OF this woman, her life must be
sacrificed. These bugs have forced themselves
in under the skin, and the scalp Is covered with
sores. Most Of the hair has fallen off and tho
rest IL coming out. A juto switch is the cause.
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DrARIRs.-AA ex ,ens,ve variety, and all ssr,
and sizes, At prices ranging from ~ cents ~ (
1t Osmsn i Hspemsl'..
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To Tax Colleetors.
Tax Receipts neatly printed on good paper
for sale BY OsmAn 4 Hspsman.
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TEACHERS, MEETINGS..

TEACHERS MEETINGS.. f....
oyrros OF COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
10 sale, Ills. pece.noer lath, $50.
Eoace !, hereby T'en that Teachers Meetings Will b held
yI.d.y. Jsnn.ry ISL. ~ School House IN District Nos,
yiarday Jaausy ISL At School Hou.s in Seneca. west
Friday January 49, 1871 at School House in Norway Town
s:,ST:sy s.nsry ssoo How:
saturday February ISL, At School House in Harding in
F.S.. l. :. sesoS Hsn:s
saturday. March 4, 1871. 1t School Hou.sin Homer
s:;S,$: :,ss S., ss sS; HIM: Fsa::
:aFas s School H HSu:e y. Rutland
tits desirable that Teachers meet and discuss principles
1hs T:seh:s present Viii form elias. and pas. thorough
sesson opportunity win Be- given for teachers he advised
~ s Is's
70 u. Of such Teachers do take advan
os:Is .'S ar: earnestly invited
iseh session viz commence promptly At O'Clock A. NJ
@ S ssp.1 MA Ssn.
Io postponemeat on sceonnt OF vea,her
ere 70 B. held v confer Avor BY putting the houses In
esder on The appointed days. ,,o ,,.
iaAl+Aw County school Superintendent
A HSTRACTS OF ,rITI.F.--The under.
n Agned having the only set Of Abrlct Book n TUE
lands and loW La Sale county prepared general
Real Estate business and offer superior Inducements
doily buslne0 with them.
O.ng to the great .umssr Of defective titles parties buy
DO we'll to consult them che condition OF title etc
An AbevHs n is 70 any tract OF land lot In
Sale With certificates eales judgments
that ens ead real estate furnished short nstce
The title to all lands lots oeref for sale by them
10 purchasers. LELAND AACKINLAY,
Once northwest coraer Of Court House Square,
20. Drawer l7S. Ottawa, Illinois.
January H. lsl.N