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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween William Cameron and John =. May.
field, under the firm and name of Cameron
& Mayfield, IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either member will sign In liqui-
WILLIAM CAMERON,
JOHN y. MAYFIELD.
Dallas, May l6, 1874.
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Series Of Tragcdics-Nurdcr OF Four
citizens - three Mexic0us Found
Hanging 40 u -RuniOred Butoh-
cry ola Hide Dealer Wholesale Scn-
geaucc Predicted.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to the Dallas Daily Herald.
FLOOD.

Disastrous Flood In Massachusetts
Three Towns swept Away-Twcniy-
Mn Dead bodies Recoyered-I.os Es-
tinated NJ over One Million Dollars.
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state that have purchased the entire stock
shingles, etc., ofthe late firm, and
will continue the business at the same
place, and hope to deserve the same liberal
patronage heretofore extended the old firm.
WILLIAM CAMERON.
Dallas, May l6, 1874. Sid6t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-08-22
From MarseiIIes.
MARSELLEs, August 2.

MARsEILLEs, August u.
DIED--On Sunday last, at Kalamazoo,
Mich, CT consumption, the wife Of George
McCanna Of this village.
On Sunday, in Grand Rapids, a child Of
Mr. Weichert.
Mr.. Van Buren, reports an unusual amount
of sickness in Grand Rapids, among children.
Mr.. Black gives as the total loss by the
burning Of his mill, $4,000, and the insur.
ance thereon $4,000.
Thurber 4 Smith have just finished house
for Mrs. Edgar Thurber, on Bluff st. Mr..
Cane has changed the Cochran pump shop
into dwelling, and built another house on
the lot west
Mr.. F. Good, the dentist, has moved his of
fee to the building opposite Marston's drug
store and the BARRIERS shop is moYed to the
Jordan building
The grasshoppers are trimming some of
the apple, peach and forest trees in this vii
lage, and J. K. Shaver OF Rutland, reports
that they are working considerably on the
corn and meadows.
c. VI. Hobar; has made another improve
ment in pumps-a zinc cylinder, and new
piungcr. both of which will be more durable,
and less likely TO need repair than the com
mon ones.
\ large amount Of corn is coming in on
contracts.
The State Canal boat is repairing the Wal
bridge cuvert.
\ Lodge Of the Independent order Of Good
Templars was organized at the Baptist church
by Fred Dalton, on Monday evening. About
twenty-five fair women and brave men were cuss-
ed in, and lIenccforth will undertake to ascend
the steps Of Mount Horeb" on cold water.
Rather thin for a steady drink. especially this
Kind OF weather.
The officers for this quarter are a, follows:
l.. \. Williams. W. {. T.
r. Edgecomb, p ". CT
Miss Jessie Beckwith. W. vt
J. II. Fleming, W. See
T B. McDonough, ". IS
/ Mrs. Mary Ceilings, W. r
ThOs. Crane, ". Vi.
Mrs Beckwith. ". e..
Frank Sanders, ". ;.
W.K. Yentzer, l.. d.
Ida Gabler, ". y.
Miss Belle Dennis, W. d. VI.
Miss Julia \ McDonougb. R. VS..
J. B. Hin, Rep 20 g. /.
The lodge will meet on Thursday evening Of
each week
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u. X. BOYLE, Esq, 30 long and well known as
one OF our ablcst attorneys and most valued cit
liens, left on Monday with his family for Caliior
MIA, with the intention Of making the golden
state his permanent home. This he does sole
y on account of his health. Over 4 year ago his
health began rapidly TO fail. last fall he went
To Florida, spending the winter there. The gen
tie sea breezes and genial climate Of the PENN
sular state rapidly restored him to comparative
good health, and in the spring he returned full
of hope and vigor. But somehow, once more ~
home and yielding TO the severe cNactions OF his
profession and the inauspcious influences OF
this climate, his health began again rapidly TO
fail, and removal or speedy death his physicians
assured him, were the only alternatives. Thor
oughly ,ickencd of the drcary dcsolateness OF
Florida and revolving nj the idea of making that
varicgatlOn Of everglades and sand banks his
permanent home, he has turned his face towards
California, hoping, like DR.. Dimmicll and others
OF this city, who found this climate too severe
for them, to regain health and vigor in the mild
regions of Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. We
have no citizen whom Ottawa would lose more
unwillngly. Hr Boyle Is still comparatively
young, yet he occupied place in the front rank
OF the abest lawyers in this state, and had health
been spared him, few in his profession could look
forward with more confidence to the attainment
of high cm;nencc, riches and honor. That his
fondest hopes IN removing to more genial cline
may be fully realzedis the earnest wish of an
army Of friends, who ro.ret Lis absence.
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La sale County Union Grange.

Ameeting of the La Sale Co. Union Grange
70 receive the report of the 'picnic commit
teen was held in Ottawa on Friday, Aug a.
and was well attended, an unusually large
number of ladies being present.
The report of the committee was received
amended and adopted.
On calling the roll 10 see what oranges
would participate in tbe picnic, nineteen
oranges responded. There are others whose
delegates were absent that wild JOIN in the
gathering
Each grange Is requested TO wear their re
-alia with the number of the grange printed
on a slip of ribbon attached Sister Ashley
was invited TO read an essay at the picnic
The necessary committee were appointed and
other necdful arrangements made.
The following is issued by the committee
GRAND HARVEST FEAST.
The La Sale Ca. Union Grange will hold
lis Harvest Feast at Debol,'s Springs, in the
town of Rutland on Thursday, Sept
Alonzo Colder. Worthy Master of the State
Grange, Col \. b. Smedey, Worthy Master
IF the Iowa State Grange and other Patrons
of note will address the meeting.
Music will he furnished by the Streator
CJrnet Band. and vocal music by the choirs
and glee clubs of the several oranges. Re
i'reshments will be furnished by the matrons
oi The county. 4 cordial invitation is ex,
'nnded n TIC oranges of adjoining counties
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From Leland.

LELAND, Aug. It'll, 1874.
Edward p Keenan, and wife lost their
Youngest child to-day aug ~ aged one week
Mrs. X. lies very i'll, and is considered quite
dangerous. gta.
Mrs. Malinda Montgomery, mother OF john
n Montgomery, and for good many years
a resident Of the town of Dayton, Jmiles noru'
of Ottawa, died at her sons residence AT
Iowa Falls, Iowa, on the Sd inst, after a very
severe illness of three weeks. Mrs. NJ. was
well known by all the carly settlers OF Dayton
and vicinity, and died rs she had lived, a
kind mother and consistent christian, and has
now gone to meet her partner in life, to be
with him in eternity
The Catholic Church of This place looks
well with its new painting, and since the ad
dition of a bran new organ last week makes
Il tine appearance. Father HUH, of Somo-
nauk, is the officiating priest, and as has fire..
oucntly been remarked, draws larger crowds,
has more brains and delivers n better sermon
than any other preacher in Leland.
"Remp's double tailed windmill" is being
manufactured here, which adds another "fac
tory" TO our village.
Theodore Brown, formerly of thus place
but now an eminent painter of Webster City
Iowa, is back here on u visit to his friends.
That rich farmer, Horace George, living
II miles west of Leland is building very
large barn, of the most modern Improvements
and will be put up with reference to CONVEX
fence and economy.
The novel spectacle occurred Of p"JG'
Hlol39aQc cerem0ny at the Barnes Hotel las
week. Charles Bedin, Esq, and Miss AGdit
V. Whitney were joined in the holy bonds o
matrimony by Esq, c. F. Oaktield, our Ger
man Bismark Justice. As soon as the twail
were pronounced one by the august Squire
the bridegroom unctiously kissed his bride
when "hiS honor" remarked that "that wa
not far, he WIS entitled to the first kiss.
co." replied the groom, us that so? Well
YOU may have the second" Whereupon TIL,
bride gently lcant forward, and the justice
was made happy by II young girls kiss.
-''N
things in the family. This may be the reason
why Mr. Paris and Matilda WANT ant
Adolph Wantz and his girl were all very qui
ely married last week.
Our saloons still manage TO sell 10 minor
and keep open on Sunday, notwithstandin!
our stringent liquor law If each one shoul'
be fined $50 for every violation of the law o
which they are guilty, il is believed $4,000, a
least, would be realized thereby.
During the storm last week 200 feet of lum
Der was blown down here and large part O
lie lay across the railroad track so that
blocked it for hours As the freight trail
from the east was nearing the station inti,
evening, the wind blew such Il hurricane fror
the northwest that ii was obliged TO stop III
Ill it was over. Corn in some places is badl
,riddled with the hail that then fell, while
great many pieces arc flat on the ground an
can not rise. EX UNO.
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Barnrm A. Co.'S Hippodrome.


Below we give an extract from the Dctroi,
Fire. Press OF May Goth.
Barnum Il Co.'S immense establishment, know
us The Levianthan," consolidation of the well
known Central Park menageric, Den Stones cir
Gus, Howes' London circus, Grccian hippo
drome, Sanger's English menagcrie OF trained
animals and a troupe of lroquos Indians, reach
ed Detroit yesterday and pitched It's tents in the
field at the Intersection of Grand River avenue
and Third street At half past nine o'clock the
grand procession was organized and the parade
through number OF the principal streets began.
The elaborate and handsome affair called the car
of Juggcrnant the gaily caparsoned horses, the
train OF elephants and camels, the indians ana
the gorgeously decorated cages containing the
smaller treasures Of the animal creation, were
the main features OF the pageant, though the
Roman chariots, drawn by the most diminutive
Of the poney specifies, and the gilded mirror wag-
ons, excited the unbounded admiration of the
rising generation.
The exhibition itself amounts to hrst-class
menagerc, and one of the best equipped and
best conducted circuscs ever seen in Detroit.
The 9nimals embrace ~ great many rare and
costly specimens, including herd Of five trick
elephants, admirably trained for the ring, five
fpendid Bengal tigers, and several African hv-
enas, fierce enough and sufficiently vicious in
conduct and appearance to maintain to the full
est extent the reputation Of their amiable tribe
PantherS, leopards, lions, Zebras, horned horses
Glands, moose, monkeys, brilliant tropical birds
and numerous other curiosities swell this fine
collection to unusually large proportions, making
IL Il valuable school of natural history, where tn,
nuuirng mind as well rs the mere curiosity
hunter may lind plenty Of entertainment.
The performances IN the ring are exceedingly
well conducted. and their varied characters re-
lieyc them from any suspicion Of monotony
Mile tOrdclia does an act of bareback cques
trianism which Is uncquuled for grace, dash anC
originality. TO crown all, she casts of bridi,
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Oar friend Jos. +. Courtney, who for several
wears past has been known as diligent student
in the office of Dckey, Boyle n Nicholson, has
" set I'D " on his own hook, opening an ONCE IN
the room adjoining that Of Boyle N Nicholson on
the north, and until lately used by the latter as
4 consultation room. II is over No - La Sale
street. and best approached 10y the iron stan
way on the alley side
Mr.. Courtney as q lawyer. is as well posted as
any Of hi, age, and may be thoroughly relied OF
ia do up any business entrusted to him with al
81 IN and fidelity.
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Fined and Pad.


Out of the one hundred and thirtY-hvc saloon
keepers of la Sale county who were indicted
by the Grand Jury at the session Of the Circuit
Court just ended, the following, by jury trials on
pleading guilty, have had to pay in fines and
costs the sums stated below respectively:
SENECA
Valentine Maurer, Sl21l0; dos. Besse, Sl3j.3J;
Ed. Battles $3.50; II. Bettcrman, S1?7.Oo; Hugh
Henry Jury triaD, sl44s5
STREAToE.
Pat Finlon, 1886 90; Jacob Doll, $lW. 50; Pat
McIntee, $500; Anna Reed, alias Anna Price,
for selling on Sunday $500; same for selling to
minors $50, and twenty days in the county jail:
same for selling without a license $1,000, and
fifty days in the county Jail. She Is committed
to Jail till these fines and costs shall have been
fully paid,
OTTAWA
Paul IriOn, $3.50; Jos Mbrecht, $3.50; John
Hoban, sS1 As; MlFormhals, 1886; d. Hollecker,
$500; W. Solsberger, 1885; r. Wolfe, s6s.25;
Peter Meyer, Curry trial. $54G5; John Carlin,
1920.
Peter Gillett, sll0lO; George Gcrringer, $50.
10; Peter Birkenbuel, 5000; Casper Gillett,
$500; VIM Wackcr, Sli0.l0.
The aggregate of these finds and costs iOots
up to about $3.50, Of which about one thousand
dollars 20 into the school fund and the remain
der, after dcducting NE dollars for each count
proven or admitted by the defendant, j divided
between the Sheriff and Circuit Clerk.
THE WAR Is OvER-TEe late unplcasantncss
at the north of the canal has, We believe, gone
to seed. The forces have been Withdrawn and
quiet rcgns supreme. The killed have been de
Gently Inferred and the wounded bathcd in lager.
Paul has made himself notorious a. a defender
Of law suits, While the people have Signaly fail
cd The prosecution witnesses have done al in
their power to cause obstrcpcrous offenders to
"givc up" but all to no avail; either the Judges
are biased or the lawyers must have been bribcd,
for such unimpcachuble, overwhelming, heart
rcnding aud button bur sting evidence seldom
fails 10 convict That something is wrong there
can be no doubt when the high standing and
amiable character Of the prosecutors are cOnsid-
cred. If such is TO be the result Of supcrhuman
cxertions on the part Of law enforcing citizens,
our advice to the prosecutor would bc to chant
that familiar stanza,
SHOULD earth against my zone engage
And fiery darts he hurled,
Then ! can smile at Satsn's rage
And face q frowning world
and forever more steer clear Of a. Justice Court.
HARvEsT FEAsT-The members of the order OF
Patrons Of Iusbandry and their friends, VIII hold
feast and picnic at Dcbolt's springs on S"pt.3d.
No doubt the attendance will De large, and the
entertainment immense IN address VIII be- d.
livcred 10y Mr.. colder, Master Of the III. State
Grange, and also one by Mr. Smerly, state
'Grange lecturer Of Iowa. Good music will bee IN
attendance, and We Goubt not al wiz feel BE that
it was good for them to Dee there" \ general in
r;ta,ioH is extended 10 the rnh'ie, snd We PIE
suu,e the public viii generallyre-pont.
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Circuit Court.

The court wa occupied from the 9TH until the
18th, with the case Of Sllvainan Riley ". The
Chica. O. Rock Island Il Pacific Rail Road Com
pany. This suit was brought by Mr. Riley to re-
cover 5000 as damages for being forcibly elected
from train on said road After listening for ten
days TO evidence and pleadnss, the jury returned
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and to the public gcncrallyto join with MS.
TLp meeting is to be opened AT 10 O'Clock a.
NJ Come. leave work and care Behind, ana
let rs have Il Joyous grand good time.
iiY ORDER or THE Cow.
en-, I TRIE, sec. ..
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CTATEO TILLINOIS.L La AtIx CO..

-
- county G.ht II III Sllt' So"Ws, 10 ~ hepierH.T
TstII, u. lsI
James Armstrong. Administrator of tho EststeotJ ptn
" Npplegate deceased, ~. Mary W. Appegate Wiil>j.
Apologize, James A. Applegate Mary Apregste Shh
r. Apprgate Frances Freeman and Maurice Doyis- 81
fi0u 10 vel! real estate 10 pay diebts. -,
Affidavit of the noHresidepce Of Mary W Appex4tS.
William j. Applegac, James \. Appegatc, Mary f. AplA
gate John T. APPRECIATE and Frances FREEMAN, deentUta
named having been Med in the Office OF the
Court La Sale county. notice il hereby e;
SAID Mary W, Appegate. william j. APPLICABLE. Jss
A. Applegac, Mary l.. Appcgate, John Applee ate IT,
Frances Freeman that the aid plaintiff James W. NJ
strong Administrator OF the Estate of john w. Apptlt
deceasd filed hia petition In the said County Court 81
La sale county order 10 sell the premises hceonSST
the ertstt sad deceased much OF II Rs nJXb
the debts said deceased and descrlbsnss
follows wilt The hal OF the southwest quarftg 81
the nOhW quarter and the west seNcnytwo acres OF 10
north half OF the northwest quarter OF section tnlrt
( town thrtyhrce NORTH OF range one east OF the t
principal meridian all IN La sale county state of lhnoH
ag ,nst yon retnrnablc the september term 3AQf
said court holden the second Monday OF scp'cee
A. d. ISL the Cogr. House in ottawa In La sallc cn'-
ty, Illinois. - ,,,, .
kpplcgat James \. AppegsIe, Mary +. App,gAte Seta
F. ApnlegRIe and Frances Frcem shall personally be~L
appcar before said Juny Court u La Sale county me-
nrst day thereof 20 be holdeH AT Ottawa, IN .od
county on the second Monday Of september 1884 1t
hled therein the and tie matters and ihnga hev'n
charged and stated viii he taken confessed and tsc's
entered against Won according TO the prayer OF said BIZ
"''""" ''''''' ii. A. McC ALEB. C!e,A
FLpREDaES Lryrs. Solicitors Tor C0mpls. aueGtdY
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verdict for the plaintiff, and assessed the dam
are at $4,000 against the Rail Road company.
The verdict was returned on sunday morning.
The conrt adiOured to the October term.
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yn'lkptr

burns salrheuu. earAche, &c, upon The hnInaa frame
and o strains spawn, gals, &C., upon animals IN one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
van. I,is coun.er.rritant. an all healing pain recver
CrInpes throw away their crutches, the lame walk poison
ou- and the wounded
without II sno humbuI the recipe Is P"M's"'
around each bottle. is selling as no srtcle ever before
sold and It sells because II does Just "hat pe'ehu' 70 40
Those who now suffer from rheumatism pain or swelling
daso,v IN sufer if they will Centaur Imminent
More than 900 certificates OF remarkable cures, tnclnsng
frozen LIMBS, chronic rheumatism. govt running tumoiS
&c have oecn received We will send circular containing
certificates the recipe gratis 10 any one REQUESTING ~
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centanr nnents
one hundred dollars spawned sweened horses ana
.s mr. for screw.yorm In sheep Stockowners, this lin
imept Is worth you attention. No family should he Win
Centaur Lutnmen Sold by all druggists. SOC per bottle
arge bottles ST. j. h. RosR Coz 80 Broadway, New York
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RdarrteD.

On u. IN Inst by Arthur Lockwood ESQ. Mr.. John
RRt'NTON TO Miss AGNES HENRY, both OF the toWR OF
STcatOr.
On the ;th inst by the same. Mr.. WILLIAM KIDD 70
Mrs ENTNa i. HILL, both OF the town of Ophi..
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DteO.

In south Uttawa on the 2st inst, Cora Belle only child.
Of L. NJ and Mary h. Chamberlin, aged II mos. Is days.
Funeral at 3 O'Clock NJ. Sunday.
Mr. LLAMA ". CAVARLY, widow of the late Or
William W. Cavalry, and only daughter OF the H.n Alfred
W. Cavalry OF this city Of ottawa, Ms departed s NE
o. the residence of her father In this city, August Nh s
Ace wears II months.
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CONC II ALoNE-Nlr. Chas. Kellogg has re-
tired from the tobacco and cigar manufacturing
firm OF Williamson u Kellogg, and now Mr., vii.
hanson goes it alone, The establishment Is OF
a sound paying basis, and has host of custom
er3 who have always found it to their advantage
TO trade there Mr.. Kclloggin retiring, pays his
late partner mcritcd compliment in the hP'6
linn as follows:
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A card.

Having retired from the tobacco business,
which have carried on lately with Mr.. Al VII
hanson nj Sneidcr's old stand on La Sale street
take this method of thanking the public Tor
their generous patronage, and also desire 70
commend Mr.. Williamson to everyone. He will
continue the business ut the same place. lie IL
an honorhlc. upright business man, and well de-
serving Of a liberal share of custom.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM LAlt as
candidate Sheriff al the ensuing November election
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CQllSH Pr9SaryGK

r. W. MOORE has CORPSE preserver and VIII alta D.
preserving COrpses any length OF time in wealthy
he has on hand full supply OF collins. Caskes Lasss N's
mings &C. and viii attend 10 funerals with the el
In town Lives furniture store 80 La Sale street
at any time OF night dav and will be IttsnCSA
promptly. Price Will be very low, rs that Will Dee ape..
y in business He has good supply o. cheap collins Ni
AN be- nut very low figures Any who iy necd1i
will do wei to cal! before purchasing elsewhere aug
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CuREEcTI"N.--Nn error crcps into our mrui ION
OF Brewer ~ Browns thrcshiuc machine H-'
wcch The steam engine consumes about rnr
third Of an ordinary load ct coal per d,y, moi
per hour.
Another item relating ." Mr.. cop, Who "a'
hurt 10y the 'gmNl.nS rod ol Il thrr-ling m1
chine, w. Incorrect n tia, that VI, t'rc-h"r
- Mr. Brown. u. Deer P.r,. rui Erpw'r-.
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SEVERE AcIpENI.--On Monday, ~ the pas
senger train bound south was leaving the e. Is IL
@. depot, 4 gentleman from near Grand Ridge
attempted to jump aboard from the top OF beer
keg standing upon he platform. The kcg turned
under him, and losing his balance, he was thrown
under the moving train.
The engineer seeing him fall Immediately APP.
piled the air brake and stopped the train be
fore passing over his body. The unfortunate
man received an ugly cash some four inches
long across the skull, besides severe bruises
about n" yh,,t and shoulders.
Hi, rscapc from instant death was almost
miraculous Much credit is due the engineer,
Mr.. Levi Isabel, tthc lirst engineer who run over
the road, for his presence of mind and prompt
action in the matter. Several persons standing
near wcro SO horror stricken RS TO faint at the
sight
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<<S-TOItIA ia more than substitute for Castor
n the oEy safe article in existence which Is certain
ssimate the food regulate the bowels cure wind
and roduce natural sleep II contains neither minerals
o,nhpe or alcohol. and i pleasant 10 take. Children
need not cry. and mothers may rest. t4-ly-'tp
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COZ. Dichcy having removed to Chicago, and
H. X Boyle. Esq, to California, samuel Richol.
son, Esd remains in sole possession of the Of
flee. bushes, and good will Of the late law firm
of Dickcv BOYLE * Nicholson. Mr.. H. j. a ripe
lawyer, though yet young, and will take good
care that none Of the large business naturally
flown. to one u the strongest law firms ottawa
ever had, will bee ne elected. lie is hard working,
pains taking, acute, and widc-awakc, ana viii
never fail 10 give good account oi himself no
matter how complicated the ease may Ice that j.
submitted to his management and discretion.