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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-02-17
From the New York Tribune.
AMERICAN LAMENT.
BY 3. GREGORY

GREGORY.
The nation deplores the loss of the brave officers
and men who have galantly fallen. Pres. Mes
Weep. weep for the brave, for many star
Hath fallen amid the rude thunders of war.
o. dark was the hour and deadly the strife,
That brought to the hero the sunset of life;
But deeper the sorrow and darker the gloom,
That rest on the hearth ofthe desolate home.
The circle is broken, loved one is gone,
Far away hath he fallen in lfe's early dawn.
q. MANY the hearts that bleed for the slain,
And those that are scattered DER mountain and main.
For the Angel of Daath is warrior there:
He fights for the foe on his fiery carr
He rides on the blast DER the land and the wave;
He breathes on the vicots, they sleep in the grave.
The STAY of the aged hath from them been torn,
In sorrow they sink. or live but to mourn.
The embers burn dimly, the chill wind is sweeping
Mound the widows lone dwelling, the orphan is
y weeping.
Long, long sha. the lorn one, the loved and the true,
Remember the parting, the last sad adeu
"fIere, take this memento,'" he hastily said.
"In The land of the foe may sleep with the dead,
Then cherish the shade of my lover that fell
In the din of the battle. Farwel, farewell"
o, weep for the brave, for many astar
Hath fallen amid the wild tempest of war.
"a Daguerreotype. An acquaintance states that
while taking miniatures of the soldiers at of the
rendezvous, ON the eve of their departure for Mex
leo, he found If impossible TO supply the urgent de-
mand, though improving every moment of daylight
on week days and Sabbaths, anxious were they
10 leave these little membranes with friends and
cherished ones, fearing, it would seem, that they
might never return; which sad presentment with
many, alas! has proved too true.
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YANKEE DOODLE'S MUSICAL DICTION
ARyr~.

GaACE.-A note introduced before another
bT way Of ornament. A grace before a roe
Ike grace before meat had better be omitted
unless well done and of the proper length. ~
GUTTAR.-An instrument usually found at
Iached by bh'e ibbon to green youth.
HoRN-An instrument which we advise no
amateur To undertake to learn :linless be would
both SNAKE sroon and spoil horn.''
IM;TATl on. -This word in mnsic means the
REPETITION of The some idea by different parts OF
instruments. Though when Donzetti repeats
the IDEAS of Rossini or Beini, this is not im;ta-
ton but plagiarism.
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administrators safe.

aLY virtue Of a decrelal order Of Ken
80 dali county circuit court, obtained
at the August term thereof, A. ID 1876,
| will expose To sale a. public auction on
The ooh day of February, A. ID. ls47,
commencing at IL o'clock Of said day, the
following real estate belonging to the es-
tate Of Isaac G.. Potter, dec d., late OF
said county, bom led aud described a.
follows, to wit: beginning al the north.
vest corner Of the souh-wes, quarter Of
section ,hirty.Gve, township ,hir,ysevcn,
north Of range seven, east Of the third
principal meridian; runninc south So
degrees and fifteen minutes, east ten
chains and six links TO a stake on the
south side Of a white oak tree thence
south sevcniy-fve degrees. east two
chains and seventy links to the centre Of
the state road f; thence sou,l,erly on said
road fourteen chaius and eight links To
lands belonging to J. ]. Grooms; thence
north Cr,y-one degrees, west sevcn,y.lwo
links; thence north scvcniy.,wo degrees,
west eight chains to section lines thence
north seven degrees and fifteen minutes.
west on said line twelve chains and sixty.
eigh. links to place Of beginning. contain.
ing l3 and 90--.l00 acres of ,imbered
land. Sale 10 take p ace on the premises
above described. Terms of SAFE cash.
A. b. SMITH,
PuLHe Atm. & eciing odm If said estate.
Oswego. Dee. %, 1916. ids
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Administrators sale.

I A SALE Circuit Courl-In the ioatler OF
IL the application of Elizabeth Kent, admins
trslrix aud Daniel Burdck, administrator Of the
estate Il James M'Call, deceased. In pursu-
anre Of an order made by this Court in this cause
We, the subscribers, will sell al public auction al
the hotel kept by Archibald Mcfadden. in the
town Of La sale, in the county Of LA Sale on
the 9Th day of February next, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon Of that day, the land which is de-
scribej in said order as follows :---"So much Of
the east half of the northeast quarter Of section
N".twen,y.sir (26) in township three (33)
north range one Q) east of the Third principal
meridian, a. may be- necessary TO raise the sum
Of one hundred and fifty dollars"
ELIZABETH KENT. Admx.
DANIEL BURDlCK, Admir- of the
E.tie Of James M'Call deceased.
January OH lSI7 2S-ILs
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Administrators Notice.

IA SALE CIRCUIT COURT. In the
IL matter Of William Reddlck, Administrator,
srd Ham N lioldermsp, now Hannah N,rramer
Administrators, uf The estate Of Juhn II j herman,
,leceased:-
IN pursuance Of an order made Ivy this Couh
IN this cause, November 29lh iS4o, we, the sub
.cribcrs, will sell at public auction a, the Coun
House IN Ottawa in La Sale county, on the
18th day Of March next, at one oclock in the al.
trrnoon of tina, day. the land which is Je.cnbrd
III said order. Tne norlh-wes, quarter OF section
twenty -six--excrP' the southwest quarter OF The
east half ihere"i-the east half of the norlh.cas'
quarter of section twenty.teven, and the NORTH
YES, quarter u section twenty sewn, all IN town
sh,, thIry.onr, north Of range three, east of the
third y, incipal meridian.
WILLIAM REDOICK, Admir-.
HANNAH NARRAMER, Admir-.
Of the Estate OF John tolderman, deceased
January 81, lS47. ~ ~
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Cancer, ScrOfula and Goire. -.2m.
pie experience has proved Iha, no combina, ion If
medicine has ever been sU eilicaciuus IN Icmny-
ing The above diseases, as Dr. Jaync's AHtrGiire.
1t has effected cures truly astonishing, not only
Of cancer, aud other diseases Of the lass, but has
removed the most stubborn dl,oases Of the skin.
dyspepsia, &c. This medicine enters into tn.
circulation of The blood and other iuidS Of the
body, removes the obstruction III the pores Of he
skin. and reduces engagements Of the glands or
homes. II increases the appetite removes head.
nche and drowsiuess, aud Inygoratss the whole
system, and lmpads animation 90 ih, diseased
aud doblltattd constitution. There is nothing
superior To II in the whole maleria mclca. II
Is perfectly safe aud extremely pleasant. and has
nothing ~ the disgusting nausea accompanying
the idea Of ALLOWING MEDICINE. For sale 10y
81 Geo l.. Walker, Ottawa.
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Eiin'e of John Ma'iock, iced.

Eiine Of John Ma'loch', iced.
NJ Office is hereby given to all per-
~ sons having claims against said es-
tate to present them legally proven to the
cour, Of probate in and for the county Of
Kendall, at the regular term of said court
to be holden at the probate Office in Os.
wego on the first Monday Of February,
A. D. lS47, as have fixed on that day
To attend said court and have said claims
legally adjusted; and all persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. WEST MATLOCK,
Oswego, Dec. 81. 1876. Executor.
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Nerer Despair-YOu caa be Cmed

L,MpERrsvILL. q ~ Iune 10. SIG
Dr.. ID. Jayne, Nos south 3 st., Philadelphia.
Dear SRI have this day hal an Interview
with the gentleman of whom male mcnlion to
YOU as having taken your L rpectorsnt With such
seeded effect. He isa respectable farmer liv-
ing a few miles from here. ( was % much in
terested IN detailed account he gave me Of his
cough and cure, tina, embrace the frs, leisure
moment TO communicate It 10 YOU, and if the
IIte is as radical as It apprars To be. it is the
most remarkable one bave ever known. For
- wears, Otter having the meases) he has been
suffering with a cough Of the most distressing
kind, getting worse IA he advanced IN years (he
Is nav So Frequent terms Of coughing and
difficulty OF breathing, lasting from au hour to an
hour and a half would cone upon him with such
severity as 10 exhaust him, with stfaBghng, IN.
Ill his eyes became Jh,d-hoi. lie had despair.
cd Of b,ins cured, having tued physicians aud
a thousand things without relief FOR wcrks
Immediately previous ~ Hrs taking the Eypcctu-
rant, he had MT been able to GO TO his barn, al
though there was the most urgent necessity fur
him to do ~. During the nine weeks he was
under TIE care OF mn eminent Physician, and he
finally got just able to e. out aud come 10 my
store. and, hearing his cough. recommended to
him your ESpcctprani. lie frs, siid he had tried
50 many things that he had no confidence in auy
~ u
log him Of persons nf my acquaintance who had
bien decidedly benefited by it. This was on
Tuesday,. that night he took II ii, and saws tina,
II was the first comfortable II chl's sIccp he had
enjoyed fJr years. On the 7huySday following
he went to work, and has continued to make
full hand on his farm ever since. (now nearly .
mon'hs) llo told me to-"ny that fr the last
week he had cut aud split one hundred rails, or
made 100 pannels of fence per d,y; has bccu in
the water 10 wash his sheep, and otherwise ex.
posed, vl,hou, the feast symptom of return ci
his cough. 1t having entirely disappeared. and
strangrst of all, oni-thirJ Of bottle has nrndu.
ced the effect. lie seems $, thankful aud over.
J'ycd that he wants 10 talk all day about il"
and says that II he could not procure another
hottie, he would refuse 500 Tor the remainder of
the bottle he h,s left.
Your CarminaIivc Basam haze usdd or 10.
commended To others l,r he last ten wears, with
the most snlu,lry effect.
Respectfully Yours,
JOHN n. ANDERSON.
For sale in Ottawa, 10y q l. Walker. 80
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Black Ssslitlling.

-, VENnE suhScribertakc thi, meth
ttN y Il nd Of returning thanks for
u the public patronage heretofore ex.
~ tended to him, and wishes Ia in
=, lAA form his friends aud public gene
'--.-xZ/ rally, that he has turned his whole
attention to the manuiaclutirror Wagons and
buggcs, in all its branches: he has secured him
sell the hes, of workmcn, both in wood anil iron,
aud his stock OF lunher anl iron canno, he sur
passed by any in this vicinity.
Wagons made to order and warranted cheap.
er than any other establishment west oiChcngo
Please call and examine before purchasing.
lumber wagons ready finished. IN hand; aud
can finish anytinj to order in few days notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa. July 10. 1876 Z,BARNARD.
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JAYNE's EXpECToRANr.-rhis me,

IAYNES ENpECTORANr.-T m,d.
- clue has already proved ITSELF To be all that
It has been recommended, by those Nhn have
given II TAR test IN this couutty, aud the de-
maud t'r ii Increases daily. We have Just heard
of m important cure VI Aslhmi, which has been
effected Ivy the use of 1t IN a ncehhoing town
the case was that Of female, who had lnr long
time been under the care of ply stefan, bu, had
received M relief, and her case was considered
hopeless. As last resort she purchased u bot.
tie Of DR.. Jaynr's Evprctorani which caused her
to cxpec,nra,e freely. gradually cascd her cough,
an rapidly restored her To health We have NO
hesI,'''on IN saying. tina, this preparation If d..
Jayne, iof the cure at coughs, colds. iHlllenz,,
Asthma. consumption, &C., il the most ynluab,
medicine ever offered tn the American public
There is no quackc,y about ii--Dr. Jayne is one
OF the most skilfu practising physicians in
Pennsy lvania and wherever his various picp,.
ra,inns have been thoroughly tested, he is looked
upon ms u great public beneiactor-SOmersei
(Nain) JHrnak
For sale nv GE Walker. Ottawa.
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NEW GOODS.

For Fan and Uinter 1867,
HN!IE subscribers have jus: received
q their fall and winter stock of goods.
which comprise a large and well selected
assortment of dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, boots and shoes aud crockery; all
of which we Offer for sale as low as such
gouds can he bought in The county. Our
stock consists IN part of the following ar
,irles: black, blue, green and cadet broad
cloths and caSimeres, beaver and pilot
cloths, hard times, twccds, Kentucky
Jeans and sa,inc,s. calicoes and alparcas
of all qualities, cashmeres, chusans,
nous de laine, bcmbasin, ginghams, cot.
ton and wooden chcr9s, red, white and
green llannels, camhrrs, laces, black aud
hue.black dress silks, shawls, dress
hdk's dagg. pongee and linen hdkrs.
combs, needles pins. gloves. m,lens. &c.
CUSNMAN e. GRlDLEY.
Sept II, lSi6-l2
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Latll! L:lIil!!

A FIRST rate ariirle of hiinrh l,lh j.
IN now being made At the Mar>eilles
mills, where they will he constantly kept
on hand; they will also he kept iur sale
IN Ottawa, by Randolph Slzer and G.
Burr; they are n better article than pine
lati, and will be sold cheaper than the or
binary cost IF getting !a,h from Chicago.
A ,olerable article will be sold a, So per
thousand.
November 10, lS46.
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Farm for Sale.

YENllE subscriber, residing on Indian
4 Creek, La Sale county, Ills, of
'ers for sale valuable farm, cantaining
% acres. Forty acres are under good
fence and in a high state Of cultivation 4;
the balance is good timber land. The
Improvements are good frame house.
barn and stable, work shop. wond.house,
&c. with a well Of good water near the
door.
A good title will be given. and posses.
sion can be had Immediately. For fur.
Their information apply to the subscriber
residing with Mr., John IIo.(ord, near
the premises.
MARGARET DENNIS.
Indian Geek, Jan. IS. lSi7-3m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

Estate of Wm. E. Lewis, decd.
NJ Office is hereby given to all per.
IN sons having claims against said es-
tate TO present them legally proven TO the
court Of probate in and for The county Of
La Sale. at the regular term Of said court,
to be holden a, the probate Office in o.
,awa on Monday the 9th day Of April, A.
ID. 1877. as | have fixed ON that day to
attend said court and have said claims le.
galy adjusted and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. W. II. LEWIS.
Janu.ry 20, ISi7. .flm'r.
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ID Il Y 6 O o ID S .



Eogs gold
cloths prices; pilot and beaver cloths qualities: En-
cloths; saoets ,wee and Of r"' "'ey w"-ey an 'nIe
blanket and pilot woel styles; six
WOODEN ve, and f4h d w"rsei aud
do; wooden shirts hail
Ladies' near.
Black silk ix plaid
able do black ome plaid and dd rasmeres aud lanes and
magnificent cashmere de ln and gssm graduated robes English
oea"" ses e Largest and best assor" {" prints Ottawa from Bets "
bits yd blue aud furniture do; r"ce and printed cashmere hawI
do; honey comb and wowd do, beautiful printed
embroidered dress hhr and complete
and nnges, brg black wells and aud fashionable
of plain and t~Iled plaid wooden cloahings.
ChiIdren's Uear.
an" Victoria WOODEN hoods white lambs wool and rod wored m"T mnds
hoas
Of small figures, and checked for dresses.
also,
Gents KID bn ,h berlin lined gvcs; Ladies Kid silk
cashmere and ihe "es and black and d silk and w"rsud
and half fingered do" cord ani ass silk and BEADS
book oso" and SWISS m"ms and Irish linens all cs worcd and
dmask table and table and towel diaper aud dmask super
damak napkins silk, and giusham and hdkf
Trimmings.
Gilt mo'ar lasting PANTHEON
ch buttons pearl shirt do brown and beaed musns ali prizes
checks, white scarlet yellow and dane, hru, brown and teace
needless hooks aud c" drills and emd and fall assortment aors
and dress makers
Groccrirs,
lie constant receipt from New d""s st l an" New York of fresh
of the best quality crushed and pur
m pepper "p"e n""gs Cloves "nan '" smoking and chewing fine
tobacco "ove"h of different qualities d Ger"" and clay mustard,
yellow and fancy toilet table salt aud 'a"w candies oil
with fresh an" superior lot imperial and old y" an" hy"n skin and
black tas pals hrooms &c.
Hardmare
lie has the largest. best cheapest stock in
7so CROCKERY; cars; BOOTS s SHOES; PERFUNE2Y; aud
all articles usually kept in numerous menion
lie invites his friends and the public call and examine this extensive stock of
goods, which will he sol" below all His NmJe
Srpnc better o Shilling, and profits quick
he feels confident of securing The public favor and an
Ottawa, oc'ober 8, siO--l5 r. BoUGilrON.
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btCIAN J.. SANGER,
Aud The unknown ow ncrs and persons interested
in the south fractional half OF sec. y and the
east half of he northwest quarter ut sec. y,
and also in the east half Of the southeast quar-
ter of sec. 30, all III 4. 80, X. |, east Of the 81
PM.
Br appearing by affidavit on file in the Clerk 5
n olhce Of the Circuit Count at said County, IN
the above entitled case, that all oi the nh"'ede-
scrlhed defendants are unknown. except bucian
+. San GER and that the names OF such unknown
person, are unknown To him; aud The said pc
tioncr having flied his petition IN SAID Court TOR
PARTITION of the above described premises, aud
more particularly described III said petition, and
a summons having issued herein according to
law -
Now you. the said defendants, are hereby no.
tilted personally To he and appear before the sad
Circuit Count, on the first day Of the next ter"
thereof, 10 &c HI len at the Court House III O'-
lava. on the &c h day al March next. To shtH
cause, # any you have, why such p'rllton should
not be made, as in and by the SAID petition Is
prayed. il. LELAND. Ct'H'
January - 1917. 291t
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Cold Weather Proclamation.

THNIIt. subscriber in order TO make
Il room for spring goods, has redu-
ced the prices Of all styles of winter
goods, and is now prepared 10 offer great
er bargains to the good people of La
Sale county. than heretofore.
The following are worthy of attention:
Chusans at 49, 10 25cis per yard.
Nous de LANES lSJ TO 37acis do
Alpaccas, black, plaid and shaded, 373
to G2 lets per yard.
Prints from 10 to 20cts per yard, and
other goods quite as reasonable.
All tie above named articles can be
found in Reddlck's Brick Block. at
January eff BnUGuToN.
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Estate of Joseph Hamer, dec'd.

7'"Fo y 0VJ-777' 11'"'77 'Fee VT
q LII persons having claims agains, the
IA estate of Joseph Hamef, decd.
are hereby notified and requested to ex-
hibi, the same to the undersigned, admi-
nisraior of SAID estate. or TO the probate
justice Of the peace of La Sale county,
for settlement. within nine months from
the date hereof. S. IlAMER .4im'r.
JOS. T.. llAMER,
Jan. %. 1877. .4dm'r.
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NlavSllal'S Sale.

4 NlrED States Circuit Court, Ex.
q eculion No. ll09. By virtue OF a
wri, Of piu. fl. fa.. Of No. s25, TO me
directed from the United States Circuit
Courl for the District OF Illinois, in favor
Of Elliott Adner, of Davidson, and against
Henry &. Hubbard and Gurdon s. Hub
hard, have levied on the following prop
eriy, to wit:
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SONG OF THE TEXAN nANGER.

Our chargeIs, inpatient are pawing the ground,
AZ they hear the las, buglc Of reveille sound;
Mount. mount to YOUR saddles, the rtle Is slung,
Let The knife 10 its duty, il has s'eptoBg enough,
Its p,n, will get blunt and It's stcely checks
rough;
II thirst. for the blood oflhc Mexican herd
Tn. - Alanot" The Alamo, -.-Icmembcr tho
wand
Now, over 'ho P'a"'' ahu 'hfoush inc oa'R
s""nP'
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SNIYU

ESPEUTFULLY returns thanks 10 a., ci-
4 u tizens of Ottawa and vicinii, f'rile iilrIai
patronag" he has heretofore rscci,. d. ard hcIos
10 merit continuance OF he same. His IGikr-
ing Establishment il on tho south side 81 the
public square, over J. ard q. Armoui's store.
He is prepared to do work on the rloAi teasone-
BILE terms. and warrants oil gn',nenis made ~
him to fit. Cutting " III tie done IN short notice
aud warranted to fiji, properly made up. Tho
FAIL AND WlhTIR FASHIONS
From New York city, have jus, been ros,i,ed,
thus enabling him 10 furnish garnlruis ia the
latest and most approved style.
~ B.--LnmJty, ana must Kind. Of country
produce nil befnksn in poyme"i for ,So'k.
ottawa. Oct. 90. 1876.
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TAIzlz VR2N.OE5-
HHIa.HNdDHS Qsslifao ssE'4DasHI.

EDOUGHrON his thanks and the public liberal
extended him during the and and having
New York, and desirable rdl and
following
eisb eNer diam hlr ShiNny"
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VI HTU VTIU II'I' NT'UNN'T
DOWN; the other is brown, or nearly bllck with
d bald face two nl them are three year old Steers
one brndle. the other red one deep red Cow !;
one large Stag, Ear marks not known. ms the
Cattle were bought mp last summer and Gnt away
from us. liberal reward will he given To any
person who will give such information us vii
enable us tn get the cltllc.
~ & g. rl'RNEA
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UOW useless are riches and all that
they can procure # the posscssor is deprived "i
health How much harder, too. is the bitter o
of the poor when sickness Is .Jded In poverty !
Why, therefore, will either II these classes trInc
with thu, incsiimablc blessing. health! 1t is well
known that the greater portion Of all the com.
plants tina, prevail in our climate owe their orr
gin to colds, and it is almost equally well known
the most sure AZ well as agreeable cure for colds,
coughs, consumption, and other pulmonary com
plants, is to be found IN DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. For sale by
See advertisement. G l. TnoNPsox.
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November l2, lS46.

DIETER Is ARG ..-Brnwn mushns, ben
10 and hleached Canton il,nncl-, With anything
in the line Of Prints cm md tuW siu hrtr
buFgniW than have been Offered heretofore il this
market Let no QUO fail to call and examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
10 q NATrisoga.
Oct. 10, 1876.
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Undiyidcd ith part Of water Blocks !, 2, A.
!. 6 All said town Lots and Blocks IN Mar
se,les, i.asale County.
One-eighth part Of tract OF land here
,ororc purchased by Robt. p. Wordsworth
and Lovel Kmball from James Galloway.
situated OPP osi,e sad town Of Marse'I es,
ON the margin olthc lIinoi, River, being
4 rods wide at one cad and 8 rods al !he
Thor. Also 3rh part Of 4 acres Of land
onposi,e the town III Mar:eiles, adjoin-
inc and near the dam erected by kimbaii
and others, acrass the Illinois river, ac-
qnired by virtue Of a writ Of at quod
donnpun. Also blh of The water power
attached or npper,aining 10 water Blocks
l.2.3, 4. 5, 6. Also tIh OF the water
privilege apperlaining To the ownership
Of the 4 acres Of land above descrlbed.-
Also blh Of the water power apperlanlle
to the tract Of land purchased OF Gallo
way as above described. Undivided 2
acres in the town Of Utica. III the lands
and town lots herein described, being sit
uale,' in the county Of l.asaIIe, Illinois.
which shall expose To pubic sale on Il t
first day Of February next, at The Court
lIouse door nf said county. 10 The hl hest
and hest bidder, for ready moucy.
Safe to CONNER ce between the hours
Of 9 O clock A. NJ. an sunset Of the same
day. Dated this. 3Oih day of Nnvem-
Der, 1876. s. II. ANDERSON,
L. s. MWshai, District Ills.
"a By Bennett ALLEN, Deputy.