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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
Marshal NEY's DEATH SCENE.

MARSHAL NEY's DEATH SCENE
The vengeance of the allied powers
demanded some victim; and the in
trepid Ney, who had well-nigh put
the crown on Bonaparte'S head al
Waterloo, was TO be one of them
Condemned to he shot, he was led to
the Garden Luxembourg, on the
morning OF the 7th OF December.
and placed in front of file of sol
diers, drawn up to kill him. One oI
the officers stepped up to bandage
his eyes. but repulsed him, saying,
.'Are you ignorant that for twenty
five years have been accustomed to
face both ball and bullel?" He then
lifted Up his hat above bis head and
with the same calm voice that had
steadied his columns so frequently
in the roar and tumult of battle, said
81 declare before God and man, thai
l never betrayed my country, may
my death render her happy. Viva
la FranceI' He then turned TO the
soldiers, and striking his hand on hi,
heart, gave the order, "Soldiers irer
A simultaneous discharge followed
and the "bravesl Of the brave" sanE
to rise no more. He who had Tough
five hundred battles for France, no
zone against her, was shot as a trai
tor
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
GALLIPoLIs. OHIO, DE EcEMBER A. 1851

by numerous instances in all the re-
lations Of life. They were thrown
together to elicit thought and enqui-
ry. The subject is worthy Of the
study and reflection OF the profoun-
dest philosophers. So far as books
are extant, the writer believes no one
has ever traced the formation OF sex
10 the same cause. -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

CANINE INsTINcT---On Monday af-
ternoon, as the Morris and Essex rail-
way train was returning to Newark.
when within about a mile Of the
depot, an infant was discovered lying
orcrawllag on the track. A large
Newfoundland dog belonging to
James Bishop, Esq. rushed forward,
and seizing the child, bore him TO a
place Of safety, the locomotive almost
grazing the dog.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

A REAsoy---An in6del, sitting
among companions of the same sort,
who were rich in invectives against
religion and the Sabbath, objected TO
the repeal OF the Sabbath laws. and
being asked for his reasons, replied:
aBecause that day is the only one on
which | can live in peace and securi-
" from dunning creditors"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

THE LAST DoDGE.---A story is told
OF new. way to raise money, adop-
ted by lad in New York. He pre-
tended to have lost one leg, and was
doing quite a business, when a geE-
tleman concluded to examine the
remaining portion of the limb, when
the boy jumped up and made tracks.
He had come the dodge by sticking
the missing leg into hole made in
the sidewalk for a CrOton water lau-
Get, and sitting in such position
that the trick could not be seen.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

The following touching incident is
related in a private letter from Var
mouth, England, dated the 7th ult,
written by lady, and giving an account
of the disastrous results OF the last
shipwrecks on the east coast:
Last Friday, dear little babe.
supposed to be about four months old,
was picked up in the roads, off Var
mouth. Its long clothes prevented it
from sinking; it was fast asleep and al
mostbenumbed with cold. There was no
trace of any ship in sight, or any boat
for miles around, and it was supposed
that the vessel from which it had been
thrown had sunk, and that all hands
persisted. The captain who picked it
up lives at Yarmouth, and intends to
rear it as his own"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
THE GALLIPOLIS JOURNAL,
Is published every THURSDAY morning.
BY JAMES HARPER, =
Immediately over the Book Store, Public
Square.
TERMS:

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No discontinuance until all arrearages are
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a discontinuance viii be considered as new
engagement.
Any person getting up Club of TEN to
one address, viii receive copy gratis. The
CASH, in such case, must invariably accompany
the names.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

A VALID ExCUsE.-A Spanish
priest, once exhorting the soldiers to
fight like lions, added in the ardor oI
enthusiasm: "refect my brethren,
that whosoever falls to-day in battle,
.sups tonight in Paradise" Thun-
ders Of applause followed the senti-
ment. The fight began-the ranks
wavered---the priest took to his heels,
when a soldier stopping him, re-
proachfully referred to the promised
supper in Paradise. "True nv son,
true" said the priest, "but ] never
eat suppers."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

FIT FOR A LAwYER.-An old lady
walked into a lawyers Office lately,
when the following conversation
took place:
LADY.-Squire, | called TO see if
you would like 10 take this boy and
make a lawyer Of him.
LAwYER.-The boy appears rath-
er young, madam, how old is he?
LADY.-Seven years, sir.
LAwYER.-He is too young, deci-
dedIy too young. Have you no boys
olderl
LADY.-O yes, sir. have sever.
al; but we have concluded to make
farmers Of the others. | told my old
man ] thought this little Teller would
make a first rate lawyer, and so |
called TO see if you would take him.
LAwYER.--No, madam: he is too
young yet, to commence the study of
the profession. But why do you
think this boy any better calculated
for a lawyer than your other sonsl
LADY.---Why, you see, sir, he is
Just seven years old to-day. When
he was only five. he'd lie like all ma
tur'; when he got to be six, he was
sassy and impudent as any criIter
could be; and now he'll steal every
thing he can lay his hands oul
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

Mn. CooPER's WILL.-Jas. Feni
more Cooper. in his last will and
Testament, gives and bequeaths to his
wife, Susan, all his property in pos
session, or to which he may have any
claim, whether real or personal, or
mixed, to be enjoyed by her, her
heirs and assigns forever, and he
makes her the executrix Of his will.
The will is dated in November, 1S49,
and recorded September, 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

A country paper says that rats
may be expelled from your cellars
and granaries simply by scattering
a few stalks and leaves Of mullen in
their paths. There is something
very annoying in this plant TO the
rat. 1t affords, therefore, a very
easy method for most perplexing
evil, and much more economical and
less troublesome than gunpowder,
"rat exterminator," cats. or traps.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
EnsIand's welcome 10 IkO..uth /.

Chief of the fallen brave,
OF the unyielding free,
Her welcome Ger the wave,
Old England gives TO thee.
On Freedoms chosen shore .
Thy foot shall freely tread;
On the land that Milton bore;
On the land where Hamden bled.
We hail thee, gallant Hun;
We scorn the despot's frown,
Though Gaul's Republic shun 3.
The wrath Of Austria's crown.
Tell Kaizer and tell Gar
Brittania knows no fear
What'er the fortune of the war,
Their foe finds honor here.
Then fill, ill high the bowl
To Kossuth's glorious name
The scafoId could not daunt his soul
The dungeon could not tame.
Sublime 'gainst monarchs' might
The world saw Kossuth stand,
For the cause of ancient right,
For his own loved Fatherland. o..
What, though by traitors aid
The Tyrants won the day!
The heart has moi decayed.
Or the spirit died away.
We watch for the coming hour,
We gaze for the destined blow,
That shall smite the victors power
And lay the eppressors lowi
; Yes! Scythia's spear shal! shisers
And Austria's sceptre fall
Freely the Magyar's river
Shall flow by Buda's wall.
Far Ger the Danube's strand
The fires of Joy shall burn,
While exuIts the Magyar's land.
Ather exiled chiefs return.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

An Editor out west has married a
girl named Church; he says he has
enioyed more happiness since he
Joined the church, than ever he did
In his life before.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

SET 'EM UP.' We notice in an
Illinois paper the marriage of Ed
ward e. Pinn to Miss Mary Pinn.
Time will be pretty likely to make
ten Dins out OF this couple.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04
Whole Number 833.
DePsh or lake ururoa.

The water in Lake Huron Is verv
deep and il has been frequently sta
ted that the bottom Of the Lake Is
below the surface OF the ocean. Tha
depth in the vicinity oi Saginaw
Bay has been reported unfathomable,
but a note from a member Of the
Typographical Surveying Party in
the United States service, TO the De-
troit Free Press, corrects the matter.
The writer says: sa
When the United States steamer
Surveyor was on her way to the
straits Of Mackinac, last Spring,
lsoundings were taken on the usual
steam boat route, at forty or fifty
miles from Thunder Bay Lighthouse,
off Saginaw Bay, and bottom was
found at the depth Of twenty-eight
fathoms and at thirty-two fathoms.
The bottom is Of sand, black and
white specks, good specimen hav-
ing been brought up in both instan-,
ces. On the return of the Surveyor
on the Both OF October, sounding
was taken abreast OF the dock at
Fort Gratiot, and the water in the
narrow part Of ST. Clair river was
found to be II fathoms, or more than
half as deep as Saginaw vicinity.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

THE PooR INDIAN Three Indians,
two men and squaw, are wander.
ing through the streets Of Frederick,
amusing the idIers by shooting at
cents with bow and arrow. TIE
Examiner thus moralizes on the
event:
"How are the mighty fallenl--
What an outcast is the aboriginal
lord of the land in the midst of civil
zaiionl Whilst overweening sympa-
thy for the negro threatens the dis
ruption OF the Union, is there none
TO pity the poor lndian7"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04


A REMARKABLE CAsE.-There is a
woman at CampobelIo (near here,)
who has lain upon her bed for sixteen
years. She was Frustrated after a
childbirth, became paralyZed, and
has never recovered. The child
lived, was healthy, and is now fine
young woman. The woman is not
capable Of moving any oi her limbs
in the slightest manner, and cannot
sit up. She can hear, but cannot
speak loud or distinct. What is re.
markable, she appears to be feshy,
has a fair coun,enance, and a good
appetite, though on account of her
immobility, her food is given in thin
or liquid form. She does not change
for the worse, but remains as she
has been for many years. Her bed
is made by rolling her from one side
to the other, and she has no acute
pain. Her hands remain crossed
upon her breasl--her fingers are
white and smooth almost as ivory.
1t is singular that in this inert state
of her body, the process Of digestion
should 60 on regularly as it does.
Nothing is done for the restoration Of
this woman. She is now about 40
wears old. and during her .confne-
ment- has seen her husband die in
the same room she occupies. Is rot
her case a peculiar onel-E Edstport
Sentinel
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

CocKRoAcHEs.-.To destroy reaches,
correspondent Of the New York
Express says:
Place basin ofstrong suds. sweet
ened with moIasses, on the floor eV-
cry night, with wet cloth on the
floor, the edge on the basin, fol. easy
access TO the water. By this means
they will soon be entirely destroyed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-04

SHOOTING MATcH.-The shooting
match on Saturday, back Of New
port, between two gentlemen OF Gin
cinnati and one Of Newport, resul-
ted as follows:
Mr.. Coy, of Newport, killed 6turkies.
Mr.. CoIling, Of Cin., (" s.
Mr.. DeGoiyer, 4
The distance shot was S25 yards.
Cis. Com,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-20

n BONES 5 by 10 glass, lOlbs lm.rrd oil,
~ 10 " lOhyl2 5" lard OH.
lOOkeg- white lead, locan- green p7iut,
lrst receiyrdhy .rrg9L GRInLLY & rEE-rlN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-20
To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.
HE subscriber having made arrangements
with Nr.na.Lan E-ll.. E.l Of Mn.hInnlnL

i HE subscriber having made arrangements
with Vcspaslan Ellis, Esq, Of Washington
City, hereby gives notice that he Is prepared
to prosecute Bounty Land Pension and other claims
upon government with facility mud on favorable
terms
The principal ciosses ofcases Of land bounty and
pension CLAIMS which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest, are ne uluws Ia wit
ls'LgBd Bounty is due to all officers non.comms.
stoned officers, musicians, prlvateS, whether reg
ulars volunteers rangers or militia, who served IN
the war of 1872, unless they have heretofore rrCri-
we'd land bounty Also, To all such as served in any
OF the Indian wars since 1890, and also the commits
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico
to wit. Those who enlisted Tor one year aud served
9mouhs, TO 100 acres those who enlisted FIR six
months and served imuHlhS 10 20 acres. All hose
who served over | month to 40 acres The widow
OF a soldier who was killed in battle, is entitled to 100
acres 1.-THE officer or soldier is dead the widow is
entitled to the bounty, II there be no widow, the
minor heirs OF the officer or soldier are entitled to
the bounty
I'd Pensions for Life are due to nil widows of
revolutionary officers and soldiers, if they were mar.
ned prlsr to 1900.
Sd Increased pensions are due 10 all such widows,
i tner husbands were pensioners under the act OF
1913.
All communications addressed TO mr. on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful at
tcnuon Postncepaid On all letters sent through the
Post Office Ottawa nov . NJ. Il, IoLLIsTER.
Al y al Lar, and Ldnd Agent,
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81 DOZ Scvhrs hay, straw, and manure forks,
> Manufactured OF superior cast steel express.
y To order, and warranted pcriecr N every respect
Tor sale NJ the old hardware store Of
June 81 J. NAvrry & Co
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10 Officers aud Soldiers,

Whether RegHiIr, F0iUUteer, RaUgcys az Militia,
If HE Var oi l'l2, Ncricda, md all IaGilD
iIarS succ 1870, .Biarh HQwFs lI'ar iac'uded )
\ Lb ut Won who have not received bounty lands
y ARE now "nurlrd 20 them, and can obtain mlur.
nation and assistance 10 procuring them by calling
upon the undersigned NJ he Pension, Bounty Land,
Paent,an tiencIa Agency Office, or by irtlerpo-t
poii Having had several years experience in the
pull. c departments at Washington City, he is cpa-
BLEED to render efficient service 10 those having bust
ness o amy dc scupton, before either ofthcm
Office IN the Court House. Joliet Illinois
4 F. PATRICK, attorney AT Lq,v
Reference Senators and Representatives. In con-
grcss from Illinois Hon. VIM Rcdiick and John
lllsc, ESQ Ottawa Hon. J. A. Mal,esonand Hon
WIN l. Little, Joliet. Oci IL, 1850 loft
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STATE Of Illinois, Lasalle county, So; Lasalle
circuit court-Noyemher term, A y 1851 Isaac
abraham rs Theron d Brewster, Richard Phil
lips aud Elisha Whitney clifton Tor partition.
Vrappraung, from an affidavit on Tile in the clerk :
i office OF the circuit court OF said county that
Richard Phillips and Elisha ID Whitney, two OF the
above named Defendants are non-rcsldents Of this
state aud the petitioner having filed his petition
herein, and summons having issued thereon accor-
ding to law, notice is therefore hereby gwen to
the said Richard Phillips and Elisha d Whitney,
that unless you be and appear before the circuit
court of said county OF La Sale on the first day OF
the next term thereof, to be holden IN Ottawa, on
the First TucSddg IA N0rcmber neIt,
and Plead, answer, demur, or excerpt to the saidpe-
tltonsrs petition the same will be taken as confess.
Ell against YOU and the matters and things therein
prayed for dccreed accordingly
CHuMASERo PcfrS Notr. L. LlNDLEf,,
Ouawa. Sent 4. 1851 Clerk
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Sale Of School Land,

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! will offer at
y public sae on the premises. nn
Sainrd,ry The goth day Of September nert,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock n m and o'clock
m of said day. school section Is, township 81
north ,anpe |, east OF third principal meridian -
Terms, cash, with the privilege OF ench purchaser
to loan the amount OF his bid us ptov'ds by law
august, . 1851 l. y DELANo,
School Commissioner Of Lasdlie County.
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Glass. Paints. Oils. Sc.

y = DOI wooden pals, ; doz wa-h-tuhs, IN
= - sures, sc for sale by GEIuLEY * FEfsTu
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Wafer Power { Lease.

THE Undersigned offer great Inducements 10
/ capitalists and manufacturers, us they huvr Ie.
cjIrdy the bet wot,r power in the slatc having o.
yer - feet hgad ana ia'., and sItuatrdin Dayton,
u.sahoye Ottawa, aud drawn from ne Fox river
Feeder which ., krptiu Trpairhy the state, without
my co-'fo rh~ undersigned. ! ney have water TO
lease fora term OF year, sufficient drive % run OF
IL feet buHs, md w lease on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company
This Is a rare chance for men oicoplIal who may
wish 10 90 into the manufacturing business TIE To-
cation Is very healthy md aimruby situated o. il
IL on n n1vcHhe feeder, within ) miles Of the con-
tempI1led Rock Island mil rood, and the head OF
steamboat navigation. FOrmr'hsrIuiouW0'ou, ad-
dress Dayton, may 81 JouN GREEN Il Sons
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nNE second hand lumber wagon and harness
Oand one fine young horse. Enquire OF
Hug9 II I.yrs
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GREAT BARGAINS:

E'OR salc south % feet of lot l. block ~, in the
i original town OF Otmwn, west side court house
square, with nil the improvements.
Also 10, s. block Sc, in the states addition To Of
tawa. on La Sale street, between the new square
and Catholic church, with all he Improvements.
Possession given immediately Apply to
JosrTH GLOVER, Esq,
July 10 or jAArs O'CpNS-R
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I.nhlh, inr hnlp.

THE following lands, -.,1tr 'a In Sale county
| -rc lt-I.a ~ .a.c On rcn.0-l.-e L.lu.-
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tsEs0rE,RFrS,

NNlliTEicad; I.rsord and Lard oils, Within
w glass, sash, door trimmings, &c, 1t
Narrh GEufEy & pRr-Tuvs
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Farms and Lands for Sale.

4 OFFER for sale several fine farms Of various
sizes in various stages Of Improvement. ada.
cent to each other, aud to the farm on which re
side
AlsO-6OO acres of land, contiguous to the same,
in lots TO suit purchasers also, the fine farm on
ofhe surrounding country, md possessing every de-
srabe requisite ms enduring stock water, fertility
of coil dwellings, barn ice-house, cnttle-sheds, &c
This farm embraces 500 acres under fence, and 50
acres Of timber.
This propcrtyes miles from Ottawa, II miles
from Peru, and miles from the Illinois River. in q
directline BRoSSoS MURRAY.
Inrln z ilre Irlnu 10
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The Best Coal

DROUGHT the Ottawa markets. now raised
d by Mr.. MARKS MORlARTY, who may at
all times be found at bis residence near the canal
bridge, at the head OF Buffalo Rock His bed is in
she same region where the famous Strawn Coal" is
raised, and Mr.. NJ. challenges a comparison with
,hs, COAL knowing his own, taken all together, to be
better article. As to the coal from most OF the beds
around Ottawa, II is positively not to be compared
with his and yet Mr.. Moriariy engages to sell hs
coal as cheap as il not cheaper than any OF the coal
dealers in this region.
Teams always kept in readiness 10 deliver coal to
order; or any number of,eams loaded at short no.
,ce on applying at the residence oil the subscriber
The attention Of Bldcksmiths particularly chilled
10 this coal. MARKS MORTALITY.
Buffalo Rock, AIMS below Ottawa Dec "A, 1850
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-J ATClI'S Counter ScalcS--a warranted
| uriicc-Ior sale hv \ MAVIrv X Co
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Notice

I ) hereby given that at ,ho next term of the circuit
court OF Bureau county .iu the star" of Illinois 10
be- held NJ Punc,tunm salt county on the 81 Tues.
day Iu OctubcrneNt SHALL as the guardian OF Lno,
GrEg- Of -ad county, make an Application 10 said
count Tor leave 10 -c,l the interest ct said Enos
GrigG-inou the westhali oithr north eastquar
ten OF section five IN township thrty-iye north o.
range lhTr- east the Bpm.
sept IS EZRA " GRlsGg, Guardian.
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DY virtue ota decree OF ,hc county court Of La
D-a|r county held or Ottawa al the November
t~rHl.h lsip, wi uier al public sale al the door
% DE cont uuu-r 200 Ottawa, ~ rHr county aforesaid,
on Saturday he y n day ui OcjobprnrXt, Le'Ntr7
the hours oi2 and O'Clock M, OF said day, the
TO owing described rem estate situated u the Town
OF Eur, near the Precinct House, ) acres and = 6
no'"- 10 The cast Halt Of the cast ha.io! the west
bait Ot'he south east quarter o. sc 20 iH township
q north, mu-e , ao-J > - mi belonging To the cs-
'a'e Of sylvester Carter, dcc.arrl Terms made
known ON tNr jay pi,a.r '-l3. Inv CARTER, I.r.
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Alinois River Express Line.

REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.
q -sxra THE new and splendid steamer
,xedeasl 4 i Prairie State. :. Rider master
us.sa{Saaz having resumed her regular ,dps
v leave ST Louis every Friday evening, at tive o.
clock, and arrive at La Sale every Sunday nom.
mig Returning, wi. eave LA Sale every Monday
evening, and aFlvr in ST Louis every " cduesdBy
evening Passengers and Shippers may MY upon
the above arrangement being strictly Huhcfd -
da,ions, respectfully soclls . continuance OF the p1.
tronage heretofore so literally bestowed upon her
March 81, ISL.
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SYITE a. LLLNOLS. LII snle Cnunly s

81 u II FI NUS DIDt LII Nlt4t NNuIlNt -
Lasalle circuit court to November term, lS5l-
William Waugh rs Oliver II 7 Nrnuum, and
John &. NeuRlm Attachment.
Office J.. hereby given 10 the snii Oliver II.
~ P Vrnnum and John c VrNnum thata writ
OF attachment issued out OF hccerhs office Of the
circuit court OF the sod county Lnsallc, dated The
18Th day Of July, A 1851, at the suit OF William
Waugh for the sum OF four hundred dollars, which
writ has been returned levied upon the nh OF the
nee OF sec No. 5, town 81 north range . east OF 81
P. NJ Now, therefore, unless you, the sand Oliver
II T. Nennum aud John c NenHum, shall be aud
appea before the circuit court Of said county Of La
sale, on the first day of the next term thereof, to
be holden a the court house IN Ottawa, on the
Fo,,Th d1y Of Nouember aer',
give speca BAIL and plead TO said plaintiffs action
Judgment will be entered against YOU by default,
and the property attached will b. sold TO satisfy
said ludgmcn, and costs. 7. LlNDLEY,
GLOVER & COOK Prff's Auys. Clerk.
Ottawa August - 1851
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Machinists and Millers,
Betting, Steam Packing, Water

DATENT Stretched Leather Betting, received
i Premium in New York. Vulcanized Rub
Der Betting, Twill not s,retchJ for elevators and
open Belts, a superior article. Rubber Hose,
Tor conducting water superior to any other Rub
Der Packing, fast superceding every thing else,
for making steam joints,
Mil stones. Boiling cloths, and Mill materials in
general
ALSO-Toid's Improved Portable Mill
IRON PROOF STAFFS,
One Of which every Merchant Mill should have.
ST. Louis, III Main street,
Feb. !. G.. & e. TopD.