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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

The New Mexican mail Of 18th July
reaahed Independence yesterday. The
publication Of the Santa Fe Ga-.''s i sue
pended Gallcras had been nominated
by the opposition as delegate to congress.
The Cincinnati and Memphis packet
Kate May. going down, struck a -na. last
night at Medoc. j miles below this city
and sunk in six fcct- water Her freight
300 tons, Is badly damaged The boat
may be raised. She was on her second
trip and is valued at $1,000 and IS fully
insured
The Republican convention at Lawrence,
K +, on the 81. nominated Nar,Js !.
Parrot as delegate 10 congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

Ma BrCHANAS-The President has au-
thorized the statement in one Of the Bed
ford papers, where he has been of late so
journing. that he Will not be q candidate
for nomination to the Presidency, before
the Charleston Convention This DECLARE
ton has been called forth it is presumed,
by recent publication in the Pittsburg
Post. in which he was directly named for
reelection. The opponents of the Dcmoc-
racy sought TO make it appear that this
publication was made with his knowledge,
and under his direction, regardless of the
fact that during his recent visit TO North
Carolina and on various other occasions he
had distinctly declared his determination
not to be a candidate for reelection. The
present authorized statement, il is hoped,
will settle this question, now and hereafter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

No RELATIoNs.-GeneralZ aremba had 6
very long Polish name The King having
heard OF it, one day asked him good-humor
eddy, Pray, Zaremba, what is your name :?
The General repeated to him Immediately
the whole name. Why" said the King
The devil himself never had such name.
IL should presume not, sire" replied the
General, '.as he was no relation of mine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

AGAIx Is TKoUBIE-Isaac Cook, post
master AZ Chicago, is again in trouble
The Post Master General has sent another
agent 10 investigate the affairs of the Chi
caco post Office, at which Isaac and his pa
Der. the Chicago Herald, are exceedingly
vroth. and denounce the 2. NJ General for
r,.-secut:on. 1.-THE affairs Of the Chicago
post office have been correctly and honest
~ managed, We cannot understand why
Isaac and his mouthpiece should be SO
nervous abou, i..rc-tigations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

THE WHEr CRor IN VIRGrNrA-A letter
from a farmer on the lower James river,
published in the Richmond Wing, says -
I'VE are threshing our wheat, and the half
bushel reveals a melancholy deficiency
The yield is nearly if not fully one third
less than the most judicious farmers ex-
pected. From every plantation on which
the threshing has commenced there is q
unanimous opinion that the crop is short"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
THE king of the Sanwich Islands hasla

THE king of the Sanwich Islands haslate-
ly been much interested in raising money
for city hospital for the natives, and has
per about town himself, soliciting funds for
this charitable enterprise One of the
wealthiest firms in Honolulu, after much
solicitation, subscribed one hundred dol
lars apiece. ito get rid Of the old boy"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
A "wee bit of a bow" astonished his n,

A wee bit of boy" astonished his mo-
thera few days since She had occasion to
chastise him slightly for some offence he
had committed. Charley sat very quietly
in his chair for some time afterward, no
doubt thinking very profoundly, at last
spoke out thus: - Muzzer, wish pad get
an nuzcr housekeeper, I've got tired seein
you round"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

WONDERFUL CHrDRES-Caroline Paine
states. in her Notes of Oriental Travel
that, during herlong residence amoung the
Turks, she never saw or heard child cry
or langh or evince acy emotion. The mo-
theirs i'll the East are very fond of their
children. Little boys and girls wear the
same dress, and are the most comical look
ing urchins possible. They ctn scarcely
waddle a bout, so enveloped are they in fez
and turban, one or two loose jackets, and
bag trowsers confined by shawl wound
round the waist
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Onawa Free Trader.
North Carolina Election,

RALEIGH, Aug. D.
The vote for congress in the city, yester-
day, shows large gains for L. p. B. Brouch,
the democratic candidate, and partial re-
turns from other portions of the district
indicate his reelection.
In the first congressional district, re
turns from five precincts give Henry NJ.
Shaw, the democratic candidate, only 81
majority over his opponent, Mr.. Smith
and the result is considered doubtful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

METRoFoITAH U0TEI, CHiCAGo-There
are, III the somewhat extensive village OF
Chicago, at least a dozen of good hotels
They will feed you suInptuously, sleep you
royalty and otherwise ovorwhelm you
with attentions. and then, when it comes
TO making out bills, SINE of them can beat
the doctors III the length Of that interest +
ing document. We have tried about all
of them within the last half dozen Of years,
and finally settled down al the = -Isr0poIt-
tan" on the corner Of Wells and Randolph
SITS, as, taking all things into account, the
pleasantest and most comfortable place
for the wayfarcr to stop at. MIR. Il. IL
SKINNER, the present proprietor, is old III
the Hotel business, and most agreeable
gentleman, while everything about his
house is scrupulously neat, and moves SO
noiselessly and Systematically, that one
cannot help but feel all the comforts OF {
Quiet home under his roof He has also
the rare faculty of presenting moderate
bills. which. in these times, gives one {
! feeling of relief that is very pleasant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

\ Paris letter il the New York PSF
mentions that preparations are making
for . great celebration on the 10Th OF Au-
gust, the Emperor '-t. day. when he Will
have his ,riumphal entry. ]; = now quite
probable that day viii soon be fixed for
his coronation, which has only been de
ferrcd thus long because the Pope would
not come 10 Fari, u o.iiciatc. Il he -LO q
come, Paris viii present the most extra
ordinary spectacle THAI has been witnessed
III modern times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

! DIPLOMATIC BLUNDER-The Washing
ton SAFES charges Minister Mclean, to
Mexico, with having committed the diplo-
matte blunder of recognizing both the Ju-
arcz and Mirsnon Governments Des-
patches from Minister Mclean to both are
published, and his action is apparently
sanctioned by the Government at Wash
~ y. IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

WAsUIEGToS MoxUMEST-The work on
this memcnto of nation gratitude, after
q suspension Of five or six years, is to be
resumed, the project of raising funds now
being to place a box in every post office of
the L. s for the collection of loose pen
nies. 4 few pennies day from each of
the 10000 post offices in the L. s. would
soon furnish enough to complete the shaft.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
Tennessee ElediiO.De

-NAsHN II-I-E' 1t1III' -itIi. u
Sixteen counties heard from. Neither
lands (opposition) net gain about 2,3OO,
Quarles and Holton elected to congress;
Avery, Etheridge, and Babson probably.
The last two are opposition gains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
Printers errors are sometime. Iaughable

Trlntero effors are sometimes IaughabIe.
a young clergyman printed sermon,
the subject of which was the necessity for
moderate and rational recreation, in which
occurred the passage, Men should work
and play too" The simble want of stroke
ruined it, and the religious world was scan
dalized by reading-"Men should work
and play LOOT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

THE WESTERN CRAZE CROP-Ihe fear
that tho grapes were destroyed in OHIO
by the green fros: is. SO far at least as the
country about Cincinnati is conc erned, I'M
founded. The vine-growers there are most
certain of a good crop it Is estimated
that there are 1000 acres of grapes in the
neigh borhood of that city, which should
produce 400 gallons of wine to the acre
100000 gallons of wine If it can be az
forded cheap enough, it must affect the
importation of foreign wines
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
Prof. vyisc's Last Balloon Voyage.

NEW YORK, Aug ,.
of his last balloon excursion, dated, Lafay-
cite. Ind, lst inst He assembled at | | y.
NJ, came down 30 minutes after !, on
Ridge Prairie, 80 miles northeast OF st.
Louis, during Il rain storm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

Of Dupuy d Mitchell, proprietors Of the
Fulton Grain Elevators, Chicago They
are experienced and reliable men, trans
acting purely commission business with
every possible facility.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

We can vouch for the truth Of every
word that TAPPfx says in his advertise
mecnt, which appears in our columns to-
day, and would advise our readers 10 cut it
out and preserve it until they visit Chica-
go, so that they may be sure they find the
right place to buy their Fall and Winter
stock of clothes.
Five years ago Happen pitched his tent
in Chicago as one price clothing dealer,
unheralded and unknown. By a judicious
system of advertising, close attention TO
business and unequallel skill in catering
to the tastes and wants Of every class Of
customers, selling them better goods and
at lower prices than they could get else
{ where, lie has made his establishment the
/ largest Of its kind west OF New York Be
sides, Tappen is gentleman and a first
rate fellow every inch OF him
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

CorrEK DIscovERp ~ JoLJET--'Vc have
been shown specimens OF pure copper Ia
ken from the State quarriy~ near the new
penitent.ary, in this city Wecannot. state
a. to the extent Of the lead discovered. but
il tie specimens we saw are a sample OF the
ore, the deposit mus; log vcIy rich indeed
Signal 4 ag -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

THERE has been no case OF yellow fever
at New Orleans this year, as yet Last
year at this time, it was beginning slowly
to assume an epidemical character.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

NASHVILLE, Aug. 4.
The Opposition net gain in $ counties,
partially heard from, is 300 on the vote
of 1877.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

PEAcHEs-Ihe owner of peach orchard
near Jonesboro, Col. Bainbridge. is now
sending peaches to Chicago AT the rate Of
30 baskets day, getting 81 basket for
them in Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

KICKED TO DEATH By GCN.--Somc days
ago the Newburn(N. c. Progress mentioned
accidental death OF Mr William Lee, in the
upper part of Craven county. The tolloIng
further particulars have been furnished the
Progress:
Mr. Lee took his gun on last Sunday
week, and went out to hunt turkeys, and
not coming in towards night, his wife, be-
. coming alarmed, sounded horn. This
drew the neighbors together, who, next
morning went in search pf Mr. Lee, and
soon found him, about half a mile from his
house dead He was lying on the ground.
with his gun and dead turkey beside him
The only injury perceptible about his body
was small wound in the temple The
jury of inquest found verdict OF accidental
death from his own gun-they coming to
the conclusion that he fired the gun, which,
being over charged, kicked, and that the
hammer made the fracture in the temple.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
SOIdjCTS, Attention !

IL person. VITO served - militia volunteers in
- tte war Of t-I2 ia the regiments Of the Ntite ~
A.r York 49, had 60 20 their advantage 20 cal! Oh te
t.4.r- s- before ih@ LIT day q January, 1870. Once
O1i .t.Ty Nat..agr!'s b.UcE.
al.5 GEO. : FISHER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
From the Davenport Gazette, July 25ih.
The Crous il. Iowa.

We have CLOSELY observed our Iowa ex-
changes during tine last week. and they
comprise newspapers from every quarter
of the State In looking them over, we
find not a single indication OF a failure III
the leading cereal crops OF Iowa. Last
week We were told by gentleman who
had travcrsed the State. that the wheat
crop III this county showed more signs of
injury 10y blight. &c. than the crop OF any
other locality Of Iowa-yct the result Of
the present harvest Is proving that the
wheat crop OF Scott county was never bct-
ter thar this year Indeed, wherever III
this or other counties there isa partial lal!-
Urc, it is almost invariably the fault Of the
;r,7G,r. not Of the season. Many wheat
fields are thinner than usual. yet so much
heavier ! tn" grain - to make up even III
these fields an average crop. " eiecl well
assured IN presumiag the wheat crop OF
this, the greatest Whcat-@rOW county IN
the State, rs above the average Of good
seasons. ana that the wheat crop Of Iowa
will be greater this year than ever before,
More than this. not only will the quantity
of wheat harvested BE- much greater than
ever before, but the quality VIII be far bet
ter. The barley crop will excel iii quaint
ty and quality any OF our former crops, and
it is now becoming one of our most valua-
bic productions. Timothy was never bet
ter. Corn looks admirable in some quar-
tiers, and in others badly needs rain. 1t
is much behind last year, but promises to
turn out a fuller crop Iowa is this season
finish. Our farmers Will generally be ena
! bled To pay their debts and start out anew
Every interest i'll the State will be adj
vanced and confidence in Us abroad fully
restored We see bright future in these
rich returns of the harvcst-time. Indeed
as a State and a community, We are literal
I " Soccd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

To BE CovET MAHTIALED-Corporal Lin
ton, of the Peru Cy0mcrc.aL was recently
assaulted in the street by Kaiser, the big
lager beer man Of that city, whereupon the
Corporal took TO his heels, and next day
beabored Kaiser with two columns of an
athena in his paper. Maj. Gen. Bond. Of
the Mendoza Ir.es, Comander-in-chicf. &c.
decides this conduct on the part Of the cor
porai TO have been unmilitary and threatens
court martial. citing the army regulations,
pppp. 9939, wherein, in such case made and
provided he thinks it was clearly made
the corporii's duty, instead of flight to
tohare taken oil his coatand gone in on his
muscle" Were the corporal we should
snap our fingers It the court martial No
tribunal OF that sort viii ever require a
true soldier TO disgrace himself by lighting
a beer barrel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia sale County, Ss.-CircuH
Court Of Sdid C0HRfy. 10 NOUeHbeF Term, s,D l>5y
Jane Wylie rs Lyman Parkhurst, Amelia ParkhurSt,
Oliver y Titcomh Elizabeth Titcomb, Dwight stone,
Daniel Evans Charles Todd, George W. King, and
George II. Buck-i5ill to fnreclo>e a mortgage.
appearing from affidavit on file in the Office o!
the clerk OF said Court, that said defendants Lyman
Parkhurs Amelia Parkhurst. DIV light Stone and Charles
Todd residents of the State OF Illinois, and said
complainant. Jane Wyie, having flied her bill herein,
and SUMMONS having been issued thereon according to
law
Notice is he. eby given to said Lyman Parkhurst.
Amelia Parkhurst Dwight Stone and Charles Todd that
unless he appear before said Court said tea
thereof be held the Court ouse III Ottawa, in said
County, the first Monday in November \. D. 1879,
(when and where said summons is returnshle.) and
plead answer, "emur except to said bill. the same
will be taken confessed against and The matters
and things therein prayed for, decreed according
aucG4w J. f.. NASH Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

THE Hon RICHARD RUSH, Minister toRus-
STA during the Presidency OF Gen. jackson,
and otherwise politician of note, died at
Philadelphia on the l2t instant, atthe adj
yanceN ace of SO years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
Sn.GIni NniirC.

$prCiaT NOtICc.
NOTICE is hereby That tie Ini-Ts Enet have
sold out t..r entire interest in the Grocery SinTr
lately belonging = heu Nr- \ P,sTEE and al per
hasl1 against tis Company requested
present she Immediately, aad those OWING the
CorIpauy az. favor by being prepared 10 settle i'm
ueI.tsy l.--G. HALEEkI & BARNE-.
lost.
BAY STATE LONG SHAWL. between Mldi-1n
n Street bT.l - and BlFtG R5-s, J " 3lsi TIE
finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at th.s o.
fee auvG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
The CHrNcH Bua-We have heard a great

The CHNcH Bua-We have heard great
deal of late of the ravages of this pest, but
the following is the first plan we have yet
seen to stop its ravages. We copy from
the Decatur Gazette:
We learn from Reuben Steely that Chas
Raab, and other farmers i'll this vicinity
have succeeded in stopping the ravages of
the chinch bug in this wise:
As soon as a field of corn is attacked
pillow a deep furrow between the sound and
damaged corn. Get a log of convenient di-
mansions, say ten or twelve feet in length,
and ten inches in diameter, and, attaching
u horse at the end of it, drag it through
the furrow After passing over it in this
way three or four times, the soil will be
ground to powder, and it will be almost i'm
possible for the bugs to get through it
Mr.. Raab observed many of the bugs floun-
dering in'the dust in less than twelve hours
after the furrow had been made, and he
now keeps a boy and horse dragging the
log all day long through the furrow, crush
ing millions OF the pestilent invaders every
round
ACHIEVEMENTS OF You've Men IN DIFFER
ENT COUSTRIEs-Edmund About, in his
following comparison Of young men of
twenty-five in different countries. After
| describing the education of young Roman
mobiles, he says:
One fine day they attain their twenty
fifth year. At this age, an American has
already tried his hand at n dozen trades
made four fortunes, and at least one bank
ruptcy; has gone through couple of cam
paigns, had a lawsuit, established new
religious sect, killed a halfa-dozen men
with his revolver, freed a negress, and con-
Guered an island. An Englishman has
passed some stiff examinations, been attach
ed 10 an embassy. founded a factory. com
forted catholic, gone round the world,
. and read the complete works of Walter
/ Scott A Frcnchman has rhymed a TRACE
/ dy, written for two newspapers, been woun-
, ded in three duels twice attempted SUI
/ eide, vexed fourteen husbands, and chang
[ ed his politics nineteen times. 4 German
( has slashed fifteen of his dearest friends,
swallowed sixty hogsheads of beer, and
( the Philosophy of Illegal, sung eleven thou
sand couplets, compromised a tavern wait
ing maid, smoked q million of pipes, and
been mixed up with, at least, two revolu-
tons
4 Roman prince has done nothing, seen
nothing, learnt nothing loved nothing suf-
fered nothing His parents or guardians
open cloistcr gate, take out young girl
as inexperienced a. himself, and the pair
of innoccnts are hidden to kncel before n
priest. who gives them permission to be
come parents of another generation Of in
nocents like themselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06
DECENTRALIZATION
G n EARI g SONS

'UrTE subscribers take pleasure in being able to
/ nounce to the citizens of Ottawa vicinity that
they have received, their stand their stock
OF Goods direct from the manufacturers This is the
gredtest opportunity offered the citizens As
their stock is the hrgest IN tie county, and selected
from the best and mot extensive manufactures and
importers in America comprising ali grades styles
Wall Paper and Decordtions Parors and halls from
she cheapest blank to the richest gold and velvet Also
large and splendid collection of Window Shades Cor
nices, II INNINGS, Fixtures. &C. &c.
In connection with the above they have the largest
ana fnef assortment of Oils, Paints Varnishes, and
Painters Tools, in the market, all of which will be sold
very low for ca.h. spl0
DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID jana ORTON'S BOOK STORE
CNHEAP BOOKS at
~ jan29 ORTON'S BOOK S7ORE.
| 0UGARS.-A good assortment, at very low prices
| - maras VAN DOZEN 4 OSBORN.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Prepared by Co,neliWs L. Chsesendn, u, D., .veU
York Ctr.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
i'll their operation, and certain in correcting all
larities, Painful Mensruatons. removing all ohstruc-
tious. whether from cold otherwise. headache. pain
in the side paIpaten the heart whites, all nervous
affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pa in the bacA ana
limbs &c. disturbed sleep, which arises from Interrupt
ton of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as ,hey WI" of me
on tn. monthly peri with regularity. L'd,es VINO
have been disappointed in the OF o'her rI.s can
Mace the utmost confidence in Dr. Pills do
ing all that they represent u 40
NOTICE.
Tier. 10 IN. condition az the Fr'n6LS system an trhict
,bs t;y, ,1unof be taEeR ,cittod prodHriR1 PEFL-
Jysp pESJ'L = Tie cOndHiOb r.tarye6 10 as PREG-
E1VrVM,Is result, MISCARRIAGE Such Is tho
rI,;,,LLs tendency The m@ofcine 10 restore
i ,,nrtjns 10 no,1nHi condition, that eren tie re-
,yo3ycfjrr y,o,o or Of ndture cannot resist II.
arrauted purely vcget table and free anything
injurious Explicit directions, which should be read
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on en-
closing 81 TO DR.. CORNELIUS L. CnEEsEMAS box rSl
Post Office. New York City
Sold by druggist in every town in the T. States.
X. b. IUTCHINGS,
General Agent for tie Chited Suites los Chambers at,
Nels York. to con, all arhoiesdLe oFey should be Id
dressed.
Said ;pnt
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J.-EfIf
~ Office IS hereby given, at persons having claims
y against the estate Of Asher Lane. deceased,
That Will attend OF tii- Cauuty Court Of La
Sale County be- i.d Ottawa. ia sad Comfy % La
Sale aui S;It- e. Illinois, the third Monday Of
Sept next, when and where all persons ha% ~ claims
against said estate are notified present the in
writing said Court for adjustment.
ausG-GN* MICHAEL oCoNNOR, id"fr.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. In sue County, Ss.-Cjrcun
cont of s0jd county, 20 NOrsJaier IsTJH 4. D. 1879
J ne Wyiic Aaron Ptrhhurs;, sally parkiurst, iy-
man Parkhurst, Amelia parkhur-t, Oliver p T!tcouh
Elizabeth Titcouh. Dwight Stone, Daniel Evans.
Charles Todd, George W. king, and George II. Buck
Bill TO f0rcciose mortgage.
T appearing from affidavit file i'll the Office of
the clerk Of said Court, that said defendants, Lyman
Parkhurst Amelia ParkhUrs Dwight Stone, and Charles
Todd are residents Of tn state Of Illinois and said
complainant, Jane Wy!ie. having ed her bill herein
and Ia wing been issued thereon according 10
law.
Notice is hereby given to said Lyman Parkhurst,
Amelia Parkhurst, Dwight Stone and Charles Todd, that
unless You be gnd appear before said Court at said
there OF, he held the Court House III Ottawa,
said County, the first Monday in November, A. .
1859 when and where said summons is returua able
and plead, answer, Gtmur except to said bill the
same will be- taken confessed against you and the
and things therein prayed for decretd accord
ingly aug6-iwl J. +. NASH, clark.
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