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700 ACKES OF improved land in the town OF Day
I ~ ton, fsur mile, north OF the city Of Ottawa.
40 ia the vicinity of the OF Eariv;lle in
.
south % the ILLINOIS ilrr.r, the towns
Brookieid, Allen AID Grand Rapids.
All % tie above lands under cultivation, and
in farms Of 50 $40 and will be sold ia tracts
su.t purchasers
eio IN the county OF Grgndy partially improved
100 acres OF uuiurrovei land in La Sale county
which actua. settler " N be sold long credit.
Ju;mrrOyrd land n the counties o. LTin g-ton, Whit.
side, Bureau, and Champaign in this State, and in the
State. Of Iowa GId WI=cnu.in.
Also, several Houses and Lots in The city % Ottawa
The iirle 20 . above properly IS IndlspCtable and
the term, Of payment viii Dc made easy.
junlI JOHN p. ANTHONY.
Grand 4fh of July Bail:
SSsGERE wLI be a grand Ball ana entertainment a.
- LIGHT GUARD BALL.
On the evening Of tie ia Of July, which all lover. Of
good music, dancing, AID eEioymeai generally are in
y.tct 10 attend.
Music by Hunt Kai-s qasdri!ls band, with eatir e
Tickets, g.. I!1n!li A. SCHNEIDER.
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TIE OTTAWA CITY BRASS AND QCADRILLE BAND
rs prepared Grn!.h music for private and pat
&c purposes, serenades, professions, pic MICS. &c,
short st.cu, aat resouAb terms, viH ue5 and
The latest muse q the t4y Oi-e TIE Ice Cream
oon corner Of NaiIsrn and Columbus streets, sezr
The Pos: on
PHILLIP KADELL. H-Gdsr 81 BrGss BI15
junfl-3n J n. HUNT, L-sff>~ Of QuId,7I- Emit
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Our Table.

The LONDON QUARTERLY REyIEw.-The
political article in this number" Eorsjgn
AGa;rs-H ar in Nt,y will be read with
unusual interest at the present time, as it
discusses the views and position of Aus
tria In the review of Corigi.'s Frederick
tie Greet. the conclusion IS arrived at that
the work may be more fairly regarded us
vehicle for the expression Of the authors
opinion on men and things, than as Il val
liable contribution to history which has
been SO often written, and which thus far
he leaves much in the same condition as
best worked out paper is that on Bansc,ts
Erpt and Tie ChrosolQgy Of tic Bill, in
which the conclusions of that eminent
writer are submitted to the ordeal of the
he is conclusively shown TO have admitted
in many instances as historical facts state
ments resting solely on traditional sour
ce=
The remaining articles, TIE N,.streLy
Of Scotland, National cutlery, Dcg0Hshirc
George III and CHGrlcs lanes For, and Lord
Brongham and lar Reform, though not
marked by any particular attractions, af
ford welcome variety to the number
The paper on Devo,s7hirc. in particular, adds
a valuable chapter to those local histories
which have formed so pleasing a feature
in some of the recent quarterly publica-
tons.
Republshcd BY Leonard Scott e Co, 81
Gold Street, New York, who also reprint
the North British, Westminister and Ed
inburgh Reviews, and Blackwood's Maya
zine; at So year sing,y, or SO a year for
! the whole five Periodicals.
| TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW roH MAY
Is at least equal in literary merit to the
other publications Of the quarter. A re-
view of the first volume of Masson's M
ton and HIS Times, gives us the little that is
known of the poets life, in connexion
with the political. ecclesiastical, and liter
airy history of his time, and more especial
/ ly dwelling upon the prose writings. 4
/ biographical sketch of the late Dough;
! .JeIroH is pleasantly illustrative of modern
/ literary life, filed out with much personal
detail and anccdote Mrs. Schimmelpen
ninck' 5 Select Nemojrs Of Port Royal forms
the text of popular account of the his
! tory of Port Royal and its inmates, the
story of which has already been many
times told, and still commands renewed
sympathy and admiration. Two other ar
ticles meriting careful perusal are .Sketcl
Of the History end Development Of .S0cjnianjsn,
and a review of Sir W. Hamilton's Ire
tres on -ustaphysic and Logtc, articles o.
which we have only space to indicate by
name Miss Procter's Legends and Lyric
are favorable reviewed The paper OF
Birds has some instructive observations or
the relative sizes and geographical distri
button of the feathered race as well a
ornithic anatomy Tie British Press-it
Groacth, Liberty and Poper, Indian Colontso
ton, and the Public Life Of lord Broyghan
are all treated at considerable length, ant
would seem to deserve more than the has
ty perusal which we have as vet been abb
to give them. We feel justified in heart
" commencing the whole number to tn
. attention of our readers
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WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE-Thef fame


WE sell Lime, Hair Stucco, and Cement and ar,
w now prepared to FIJI orders low
junll VAN DDRFS A OSBORN
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Steam navigation has begun with great
activity on the New York Il Erie Canal
this season, and the horseboats are threat
ened with humiliation The steamboats,
not only propel themselves but tug three
or four others behind them at the same
time. The steam-tug Bcemis ran from
Buffalo to Schenectady, last week. in five
days and eight hours, towing three other
boats nearly as large as itself
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Grass and Grain Cutters.
=. BELLS PATEN,

Manufactured Jy 7'gon .Sard,t5rd d: Ca, Ea-
gle Works, Ctq,cG, III
V1HIs Machine, improved perfected has been
within the last year vii! ut all kind. Of grass and
grain, without coggiug, vii work easier. and be less
liable Of order ;han any other Machine in
at the present time.
We are nov manufacturing. and will have ready fer
delivery, hy the ls 81 June, Machines Of this patent,
with al tie ate improvements made OF the b-s; mate
ria.- and by experienced workuIen, and satter
selves furnish the strongest, best made and
perfect Grass and Gram Cutter that be OBJ
tanned.
months time, s3o.
Michiues delivered at the Railroad depot, In Ottawa
~ canal, free o. charge.
We Manufacture and have sale superior horse
power machines, made from and improved pat
terms. which oH-T low price. Also, gar Mills,
OF approved patent.
M'wrsat work, of every description, and repair, Of
binds Of machinery done al short notice, and
reasonable terms.
All work warranted. TRYOS sASDIFoRD & co.
TyI4-Sg Egy,e HorEs O;trrI. m
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IEPoRrANr DECISION AS TO CONTRACTS Fall
LING Due ON SUNDAY.-A very important
question has been raised and decided in
the Superior Court OF New York upon this
subject. The particular case was that of a
policy of life insurance expiring on Sun
day, the premium or renewal of which
was not rendered till the following Mon
day. But the discussion involved the
whole question as to fulfilling any contract,
the day which comes on Sunday The
general notion is that in all such cases, the
contract must be performed, or the offer
made to do it, on the preceding Saturday.
But the Court, in this case, overruled the
motion, and declared that when, from ac-
cident or mutual error, the day of fulfilling
an agreement falls upon Sunday, there is
enough of principle and authority to JUS
tify the party in deferring his performance
to the Monday ensuing without impairing
right or mourning forfeiture.
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Z-1D %J~- "A "a - De
YOUNG AMERICA
So Don & Eating House

newly t;tet up IN .lpeTloF sye, and Ieaiy 70
i receive s-es:s The pToPTi.tors prepared to
furnish c4;-Dles Of every description, hot aii cold
rness al hoars. oysters, q. wholesale snd rs.1!! The
bar furnished with The beet Vines, Liquors, and
all the fashionable drinks OF the
They have 49, great expense 9;,ea Up LADIES ICE
CRAM SALOON, which "a! BE- open 4: -! hours.
JuEil-31n kAUELL L GEEGOR.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
D r z q Q Q D s :,
The Peoples Cheap Store.
III. f. CLARK
III DorGLAs CLARE, is now receiving large and
complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Nv arrangements are such that shall be in the
weekly receipt goods throughout the season, thus en-
abling guard sgainst the accumulation Of unsafe
able Goods and determined to sell them at prices
that uiH suit the times.
To the former patrons Of the Peoples Cheap Store"
would that am prepared to deal with them on the
at low prices and small profits To all others would
say call and examine my stock and viii convince you
that this is the place TO buy cheap goods, Ihave
and complete stock of
Domestics,
Consisting of brown sheengs and shirtngs, beached
do a widths and qualities. Particular attention 81
to this department Having purchased for cash, I
am prepared to sell reTy cheap.
1sckings, Stripes Checks, Cottonades,
complete stock. Table Linen white and brown, Nap
kins, Diapers, &c. .'.--'.
In short, have full supply Of everyth ing pertaining
rstciass city dry goods store, ali of which cannot
be enumerated in this advertisement
To Farmers.
will take Butter and Eggs, At the highest market
price, in exchange for goods.
To the Ladies.
have just received large supply of Thompsons &C.
LIBERATED Crown Skirts - also, Douglass Sherwoods
celebrated watch spring steel skirts, both white anu Gu
lored. .,r
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H.;lIltSS for Sale.

UsT received aud fer sale, 100 barrels Chicago
- LiDse. jun II VAN DORES L OSBORN.
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To Rent.
WI SIG !!


HOUSE, over Fox Ey-r-reni reasonable Ecquir
"A Of rian.il d A SMITH, Grgis Buyer.
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FEosT.-The weather was quite cool
most Of the time last week, and on Satur-
day morning there was considerable frost
hut not enough to do any material dam
age. On Sunday morning we had still
heavier frost, freezing the corn and other
tender crops, i'll many places, down to the
ground.
, 1859-12-17
The Tcrye Haute and Alton It. II. in
tho Hands OF Trustees


On Monday Of this week, a. we are informed,
the 7. Il. L. 4 St. l.. Z. L., was surrendered in
to the hands OF the Trustees Of the second
cording to the terms Of their mortgage, 10 take
possession Of the road At any time after default
was made ia the payment Of interest on the
bonds secured by said mortgage This road
has long been in 4 bankrupt condition, and the
stock, as we'll IS the debts against the Company,
hase been worth almost nothing. We learn
that the trustees, into whose hands the road has
been surrendered, propose ut once to raise from
their bondholdcrt, ten per cent Of the face Of
their bonds, say 5000, 900, for the purpose Of
reliering the immediate necessities Of the road,
with part Of this sum, VIC presume, some sort
Of settlement will be made Of the debts and
claims against this Company along the line of
tho road.
1t is proposed also to sell ont the Road under
the second mortgage, us soon ~ decree Of 4
Court for that purpose tan be got, and apply to
the nexs Legislature for charter for u new
company, in which all the present interests, a.
bondbolders, creditors and stockholders will be
allowed to come in and take shares according
to what is supposed 10 the relative ralue Of their
several securii,ea. Thus, while such creditors
rs arc not otherwise secured, or settlcd with,
will be entitled to stock in the new company ii
par, and some Of them to preferred stock. the
old stockholders will be allowed stock at the
rats ,f fortv pee cent. on their old stock,
We hare not been fully informed as to the
details Of the plan, but learn, generally. that m
Rstempt has been made to protect every int
rest, and that il 1t il not ali that creditors and
stockholders could hare w,shed, It is probably
the best that could be done in the present en-.
barrassed condition Of the road.
, 1859-12-17

Ia Ch.seFIy. sdvara d dsm7..ead. Trustees for W. 9.
". Henp<teat. n. John .. Murray. sarah s. Aafay;;
Ne~ sosk asd Phuade26la--B4 10 FoEecIo"s An11-
kAee. ,,.~,..,,
8l1tn Day November. ~ lt II seott MAssef 10
ChaneerJ Of ,he superior Csu1 Of the7so. I'll % @ he
second az Il Jaan.sI s y Sa =. epet &C. ttt
hdats for eaAh aihs North dor Of tho Cent House h
fhs tf In ths County aod tate afotssd the
fol.9wak essa ~ pts - . H. .aoeat ~. oi
1cd State Of Illinois. wis Lots TO- tve,
N 7tat!a M r. t
IT. Is l. s!oet uass a. los H. be.s o.
t. e. is liz sof
ts sar Ytxo ~ tn,1y Tires ts3) and thirty four
ss,ea q ekat s} nine d. thirteen {s}. fonsteen 10
tsen (3}, sl1tesa e1 serenttta a. sxbteen tleh ans
ten {1s} Twenty {3yl, tveusy-one ~. twenty-five ~
81 s 'sIs9'y
nrn1her fvea>; loiA EnnHts re {I two e. thsts ~
four %, iva ~ seven N sht O. nine ~ th.ya,'
s.; 2!7 as, m e.; 'sT - :s3sa s g.
fofsyfosr t& fo1 i've eJ s1 a. aad fefty e.fat
isl IN block Eur,ee ak 5l; uts uunb<r 9os "a tso
5:f L.: h tSss e sss s:s
~ ~ sa s;ite e,sfi i! ,aaF:eea nEs M M'4
ID st1:5 r. ,ss7 s. 81
la 81 II that part ot ths south Wesf q7a:tsf q
e*s1.oo 10. taltF 60 ii ato.n.atp foty t+o Sota of
ea = soata Ind "tat Of tSt III st1ss se II "'n'a
H'a Es4.r ca.aet, oe Ii. supeas1 eS1 ca1te ca<o.
ChtcaSp, ueesaosR II, 1sas. dseelNm ID
, 1859-12-17
Melancholy Death OF an1 Episcopal
Clergyman

TIE DEATH Or REV. M. soUIuARD.
A correspondent Of The Church journal gives
the following account Of the death Of Rev Sam
ual L. Southnrd, formerly of Newark, whose
death took place last week atSt. Louis:
'"About ten O'Clock on Wednesday morning,
Rev. Mr. Terry called on me, startled me By
the awful announcement, "Poor Southland is
Boonville, about the end ofSepteuber, be wrote
to Dshop DeLnncey, renouncing the ministry,
md was formnIy deposed by him 1n-Richmond,
during the session Of the General Convention.
For several weeks past he has been At a cheap
boarding house near Barnum's Hotel. in bad
health: Rev: Mr. Terry ,isited him every day;
and calling about nine o'clok on Wednesday
morning as usual, found Ills room locked, and
no response TO calls for admission. The door
being forced, be was found lying on the bed, bis
face covered With cloth, which beng removed
revealed the dreadful truth. The body WAS still
warm, and two physicians were in immediate at
tendance; but it was ali over! 4 boy in the
dsy night Mr; Southard gave him q. dollar to
buy him phial Of chlorofoEm as = druggists,
which be got for him. He had been in the hab-
it ofusing this as . remedy for neuralgia in the
face, from which he had suffered much for some
tme and no doubt died from an accidental
overdose. The phial was found 1t ti's bedside.
half used. When Mr. Terry saw linn On Tues
been sold at auction the night previous, aud
brought far largeE sum than ho expected
upwards Of $4OO. This, paying al bis debts
left him about $500, and he had intended lead
Jog here for New York on Wednesday afternoon
to take d sea voyage to China for a yen, in hope
Of recovering bis health. The body was remoy-
ed to his hotel. and in his two principal parIors
the funeral ceremonies took place yesterday af.
ternoon, preparatory TO its removal to Hellefon.
taine Cemetery. where it was deposited in a re-
ceiring yanlt, to await tho disposition Of his
friends ut the East. There wer- present Bishop
Hawks. Rer. Mcssrs- Terry, Clerk, Schuyler,
Coleman, Berkiey and CLARK Judge Dowsiu,
his cousin, {lase Minister to Parsenay,) Judge,
Hamilton, aIso a connection. and serera1 Of the
most respectable gentlemen in this city. Rev.
Mr.. Terry performed the services ut the hotel,
aud the remainder was SAID at the cemetery by
the Bishop"
liz. Southard was the son ofSamual L. South.
ard, who filled several terms as United State.
senator from New Jersey, and afterwards was
! Secretary Of the Mary under John Quincy Adams
aud President Of the Senate during TJlcr's ad
| ministration.
, 1859-12-17

Several of tbs party who len New York in
August last By the schooner Nautilus, to make
examination Of the alleged gold deposits among
the Iudian grares Of Chiriqui, hare returned.
They rsport that these digglngs will not psy.
In examining other localsties, howeEer. valuable
gold deposits weFo discovered in the shape Of
streams, tempting specimens Of which hare
been exhibited. 4 small party il organizing to
return and renew operations, which were sus-
pended for tho lack Of provisions and tools.
They saA On the 5th Of January.
, 1859-12-17
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas

l. On .hA l.th Of March, 1sss hv teed Of that das
eosie The Kecorces uee Df Cook County t1nota n
Book 167 Of u.ela, paxe 81, Frank HxtttnsEr s.l
E7taarne- h!s wife. conveyed 10 William Dixs&s. the
underskne, IN trust ha undivided haf Of tas .tuth
Thirty Of Lot dAea {3} Aod aatsaa (l6 In 9o<k kx
o.. Woleosta Addition to Chcaxo commencing II the
of N alley hundred ett sou&h Of Tn con4F
u1ota md Clark st1rEt1 1a Eess aida OF tAl1 tark
HEe End running thence west eikhy fts& thte4 ue1tA
thirty fesf hencs feet he,er soath thirty f*t
q the pI1es Of be.2u!EE AID 4Ao IL the nte1et os MI
Ffa1K Hetnxef oa certain deest o &a.<
sde Geo Oertl dated the 1T day Of July a 1ad ~
cRt in Bo1k LIS Of Deeds f7se lG@ in sid ate& convey
nx taef unv ed hAf II said premises: ana akc Ger
tain pgomsoty for u go Eae By aat oezsa 10 ID
Heu!u&er dated July lH psraole four yeas amer
due By sd trust deed for ths purpose Of ssfufnx
n aasht tneaa Of from sad Frank Htptafsr
to James koly Co ssideae:d By th!ee notsa &dA "
d uetinaes dated the sad AaEeh ls,h Ia beanaf tn-
tefe c~n1 Per parable 10 Jamts Keuy
Co. otorder the tr 70. mont af*r ths a.is
thereof the eeond tor SIT - four months asf 4 data
Thereof the third for u 30 payahet!x ths
Aud no Ao dec F sld rther Il them ws1e
noses pad when skotA ahould nodus
and psyabe And vherea The sad uotts eeeurtd BY AA
trust deed 1eru4ln uopatl.
Nov tLseto~n he aaid tsutee. In pursuanrs OF the
powWs aaH Trust us45. will on tho l2th dAy Of Dc
eebet u the no.th door Of the Court doo4a AA
city Of Chicago the Of thai AJ ss 70
hEheax hddeE f e1sh The aat ptesA And tas no1s an
the deed 10 tho sas mentioned a !d tasS
ceedtoms. ". r. btHGES9, Trnstss.
O4IxA Nov. u, LEV. boa&o14s.td
, 1859-12-17
zeuaI advertisements.
SALE. Wherein

1 4k@0A AAA& kJ-14AAs ~ LIZA <&09
l. ths In DAY Of Juj1 ls59 Geeree Ostel ani Caro-
Eoa H. -. y dssa Of ~ a4e. ooa!sJed 70 u: uodti
Couns1, 1od known ~ Tbs undivided hz,t Of The
sou,h talsy se0} tssk Of les 4sen t,} and &xee s
"a block IL aeotts a:d.tua TO Caeaxo, e1tAsenc
Ing % Of aey oao auu :oj feat of tae
ot uno!s and Clark ats, On ths wess ds Of tAd
noh thirty fess thence ext tkhty tso) es 'haues
sossh thirty , fest . hs 2aes Of hf9aaa: ~ IL
power de!,ut Ia the 7aym4os OF ths pno pa on
te1s1 Q! certain made BY aalt Ukfe Of sstn tatt
taerswh for to tour ys4aasE ~ dAss taesses
With a1et4at II lha Ias per cent pss aana
IN the e1thaaxa Sew York us7. To sel sd aoA Aad
premise. .o Nd safg re s.s .asa assd ho9 ss s
Of pseda page :sa ,hs :ta July lae And dstAan
having ben ta Ia the p1yusttt Of nsRFt1& Gu u las
note ah.u In 2ussuaaee of tas povsE eaosa.aed u 80
dee Aad II the request Of tie bodeE OF sid nota On wa
DIV of December too hour Of - Of e!d dAY
north door Of tho Cou11 House. In Cork couo.
ty EInoR exposa sale tho hiEhst bidder tof eaAa
he q aud4 and prer.sea aud ali and equity Of r.
denpuen Of h4 sad Oeste bis hr!1s and
SAACEL STRATA TruA&.
Datea Nov. Is aa3kat4a Id
, 1859-12-17

lf1 Alexander Nes1el and X4rest Mcneil. his vuA.
saa Il rysy Dawson md Julx w. Avaaa. htA 1.ia%
- u ~ ~ II stc:sae:1 y ~ ~ - q o..
aaa tsllv,r to yea.s L. t&..easerth certain aesa q
eurs ne payment of ueu sa proui,sory notss ssea q
mentooed ard described and .hih a-.d raorR.ks waa
ttd recnrd ,hs Hocorlers oRc~ To- CooA eounts,
unes IN Book Hla+teen Of Nor.xa8es paEs hai4
o@-s sah vh eh Aai and notes wsss BY sA.1
Lx.vxn worth assigned me- iba unJerN& &us he u
Gay OF Apt LA. y lsa4. md default basn bssa n.ds n
thu .etue to b paid hY SAID u.s'
saxr Id nos.. essns nov " PIT dus Nov ,h*tssofe
puD4s notice hereby Rv<n th4t In pnsuAue4 OF An ~
yut-e VI he pow IT, Md Anshoy by aid ar&aEe
eonfted for the purpose Of aa!d oo'sa ~.
90 .dnssday twenty eight Gay Of Dsc& o.F n q
The hour IN tho ozsns'an et thss daY u "
moth dnr OF tha Court HOUSE In the lily OF asko, IN
Coa1ty Of Cook aad etAe Of u!n4 Fl 4 pu0 40.
ton oL1dtr fot eAn. hA fso ~tak stc1h4
pemsts stuat '1px .n netax !a ~ Ct' Of thioxo z
nupbs.ru nineteen NJ IN block oamoeze thirty t)ta "
nchook SECTION Adj sfon Chicago. p Ing AaMs pNm
ses descbe In AottxAae. together With I'll And ~
xulaf tbs txnenashtA and Appu1s
thereunto be!or8 or any Wis md ~ IN
rxhs and equisy of redemption Of tad Aexauder Il Au.
fsil Haf~sT A. Davaon In Aod 10 aatd pseatsaa-
WILLIAM OGDEN, Asdenes Of talo Mortgage.
CovIxT1T + KouHTA&1 ALI ~ for d& AAAx1aeA
Chicago. October 3s1h, 1859. oesassspm
, 1859-12-17
NOTICE.

~ CITY CieEkb ONCE, Chicago. H., Dec TO- 15so.
Public Sascs !. hereby kveu+ thas tbs Common Council
havs or!sEed SltsHak to b corst1c1sd foIows-On
The hGuth Ida u Illinois 4trtet ftou, Wells
Aa1k.t n The Serh D.l4lun, /. feet vilr, Of Inch
pine plank hid bearings Of not less than Inch oak
lcanaE lat Into the Earth the e1rth ne! In betN
thena II 10 fnsm grade.
Nov Gniets the th4 b. con1yQ~ted in tho
required hF tbs Ondinancu relative to aleWak3 te
foo The 7th sT u Decemb<r l5o9 It viii be built BY ths
skees EounutsaoueT. s1t Tho cost AssA tho
ehaFKeabts thesrvtlh.
4At3t fHAxt
, 1859-12-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

~ Of Cook SS.-C1.cult Court Of Cook County. jana
afY Term, 1St. eovefns CiAwaon ~ Gaua II.
sfyw CEaxsun.-ln Ch11et1y.
dtfeuiaut aovs named having been olled to the tse
Of ths Ii<1k Of mid Cus e. Of Coak County. 10.
ttce n hs1ehf given 10 tho aao C1na Andsw ClaN1oo
thzk aa complainant died her bill " coton4us In Gid
eoas The haueeEy ade trss<of on hs ~
Of November l8oa Aot the1s upon tAuAd
out Of aI sxainsz sa!d daen lan retunAs ao thA
drst Aool.y ofJ1aussy nett 1880 - u bT law te9ul
Now unlesa Yuu said CAr1 Andrew u .1s0p- ARAlt
personally be and appear b4fors SAID Circuit couat Of
tuok County dfss tty Of ha uszt ta1m taerss u
Jaaus1y 1870, plead sna~tF aF dsouE TO lie saa
eoapansats BILL Of complaint The nms md taa mattHs
fessed and sutsss aza.t you acen!tiux 10 hs
pT1TsF Of &xtd bill NM. l.. CAUKCM. Clark
1:oxEttx HxyAaEa Cpupt1z Sa4'ta. nuA h.s4w