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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

Hanging seems to be as prevalent else
where. north and south, as in Franklin
county. and just aS much violation Of law.
but somehow or other our county gets
more condemnation, which se call unfair.
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DIFp.-We learn that Miss Laura Brooks,
daughter OF VIM. G. Brooks, died of ron
sumption yesterday Tuesday ut Dech-
cri. She was about 20 years OF age.
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Stray Fuy.

ake up. by W. {. Armstrong. living in
District No !. n Iron-Gray fiily. three
years Sld. branded on her LEFT hip with the
letter y. and some appearance Of v OF
W on her lett shoulder. '"
JOHN 7. SLATER, Ranger.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Honorable
Circuit Court. at its July Term. ISL. in the
case of Frank Maurer " John Delin and
Frank Dchn. | will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash. the undivided in
~tcrests Of John DeIn and Frank Debn in
and to 4 certain tract of land situated i'm
civil district No. 3 OF Franklin county.
Tenn. bounded on the east by thr ian3s
OF Thomas Faris. on the south iy the Lands
of Henry Crawford. west by the lands of
August Janson. and on the north bv tbs
Lands ct John kaseman. and containing
2I.t acres. more or less. sold 70 satisfy
s;Ild Judgment Of said Circuit Court,
amounting to $40 and costs Of said suit
Sald land will be sold on the LIST Monday
in November. ISL. This ad of october.
1911. D.J MARTIN. sheriff.
BY Il. A. Fitzpatrick, Dep. Sh'n.
oct5-:t ~
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County Court Sale.
j.. /" Starnes, Wife, ct ais, vs Joshua Bib
anl oAluna

j.. /" Starnes, Wife, ct ais, vs Joshua Bib
and others
BY virtue Of a decree of the Count
Court Of Franklin county. Tenn pro
nounced ut 1t, September Term. ISL. in
the above cause, | will. on the 1T Monday
(the 6th.) in November next. offer for sale
to the highest bidder. at the Courthouse
door In Winchester, upon a credit of one
and W years. except the sum OF ten per
cent. which must be paid in cash on day
of sale. two tracts Of land OF which TEN
perance Smith Formerly Temperance
Bibb.) died seized and possessed. One
tract containing about l6S acres. the other
4S acres. The biddings to commence at
SO per acre. Notes with approved securi-
~ will he required of the purchaser. aud II
lien retained until the whole Of the pur-
chase money is paid.
GLEN. ARLEDGE. Clerk.
octl2-tds 81 20
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


We are authorized to announce ilman
Arledge a candidate Tor Sheriff ut the next
election.
We are authorized to announce d. c.
Rice a candidate for Sheriff. Election in
August next.
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Midnight Night Cap.

-Midnight-Night Cap.
Before indulging the Might Cap
please enquire il all the previous move
ments were accompanied with the 'Spon-
dulles" and il they were it will hcighten
the effect OF the Might Cap Immediately.
The bar is supplied with
Liquors. Wines, Cigars. &c.
The invalid's drink-LAGER BEER
dniShty good for well folks too) always
on NAM. DAYS.
julyi3
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COUNTY COURT CL,FRH.

We are authorized to announce Thos. J.
Middleton a candidate for County Court
clerk or Franklin county. Election Au-
gust, 1872.
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ID a Y s.
Elk A c.
Winchester. Tenn.

GENERAL ORDERS No. IL
The undersigned i.sls the following
Time Table" for l ne Information and yuio7
lance OF the "l;ry Fellows Corps:
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Medical Card.

Doctor Clopton having re: urned to tow
to resume the practice of Medicine NM
Surgery. Offers his services to tie pulIi,
lie proposes to treat success fully ali ease.
OF Piles. Fistulas. TumOrs. d.. &c. Al
person. indebted to him will please cal
and settle up. For all practice In the I'm.
ture fees must he paid or satisfactorily ar
ranged upon the rendition of service,
Residence at the house formerly orcupIed
by Mrs. Embry, near the Mary Sharp Col-
lege. San
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TERMS TO CLU
TnE DOLLAR WEEKLY suN

Five Copies. one year. sspsrsteiy N dress.d.
Four Dollars.
Ten comics. one year, sepSrateiv addressed (aud
81 ezra COPY to the getser " ofriuDJ
Eight Dollars.
Twenty comics. ono yssr. ser iratelv addressed
q d an ezra oJpy ~ Tue aettnr up Of cinb),
Fifteen Dollars.
Fly enpi-1. ono year. n ono q dress ,,nl tue
Semi eekly one year /, ret'rr mn VI clIb1. "'
Thirty three Dollars.
Flfy copies, one year. sepafateiv n dressed n a
tLe schit weekly Que yeas - rrf,nr u . rin'N,
Thirty.dvs Dollars.
Cnc hundred en- ies. one yes- {, no nd irc,s
t,ll u, Baiiy for onc year To tho griter ~ of
e'u'' Ftty Dollars.
'ne NJ area cooies, one var. se'arat. " sd.
uP"'e'uo'' Sixry Dollars.
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STR g. NEAL,
LAND AGENTS,
And Surveyors.

WAXAIIA ACHE. Ellis County. Tex.a
"lll buy and sell lands, perfect titles. and
pay tINrs. viii furnish valuable infnr.
nation to nonresident land owners, capi.
~taliSt> and emigrants. deS
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4 COLLECTOR.

TAX COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to John G.
Hannah a candidate for reelection AS Tax
Collector at the August election.
We are authorized To non HerndOn
Green a candidate for Tax Collector ut the
August election in 1872.
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sEMI.WEEKLY sun. 81 J. YEAR.
OF tho same sizs ami genera. character =,
II WEEKLY. but with 4 greater variety Of
iniaeel aneous ~roAtins. ald furnishing tho navs
to its supacribs,s with G. cater freshness. bessu,s
iteonsst twice . v,sk !astsai OF opoo only.
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A Newspaper Of the Present Times.
Intcuded for People Now on Earth.
Including Farme 9. Mocha ,,cs, Merchants, Pro.
f~essional Men. Workers. Thinkers, AL a Man.
ner Of Honest Foiss. aii the Wives, sols, and
Daughters Of all such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50.
Or less than One Cent q Copy. Let there b. a
$50 Cub o. sv Iry Post once.
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THE DAILY Sun, % A YEAR.
a preeriinently rcadIhle newspaper. with the
L.Ixest circulation IN the world. Free, indie.
pencent. sDd fearless Ia politics. All tho news
rom avery where. Two cents Q sopy nv mail.
~ cents . n month. or % Q year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

We take pleasure in acknowledging our in.
debt-dns.- TO the fire somp.nis, OF ,h. city for
their almost superhan an exeytion. in saving our
Foundry and Machine Shop frcIn being destroy
cd by fire Oh Thursday morning last, Ne i, was
only through their viyilant and untiriny work
in our behalf that our property VS. saved from
the fate OF richardson. Warehou-e. The bows
seemed determined to combat IT, fery element
to the very last, rather than tina, II should catch
in our buildings, and uobly and bra ely did they
labor until every particle of dam was past
A. 1T was, the roof was burned through in many
places and $500 worth of lumber was DESTROYED
despite their untring w.tohulne-s All the
circumstances considered, it seems almost mir
acle that the buildings were not burned
AZ soon As possible We hope 70 be able to give
the boys more substantial evidence OF our ap-
prec'stoh VI their successful efforts th,n these
our most sincere thanks. REED & gibson.
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meeting of the supervisors of towns owning
stock in the Ottawa, Oswego Il Fox River Valley
r. r. was held at the office of Mayor Jones, in
Ottawa, May 4th, 1871.
On motion of Mr.. c. w. Hoge, of Usage, Mr..
H. n. Tooley, of Oswe9o, was appointed chair.
man.
On motion of f. o. Black, of Yorkville. A
Lynch was appointed secretary
On taking the chair Mr.. Tooley stated the CD
iect of the meeting, and in brief but spirited
address explained the cause of grievance and the
necessity for united and determined action to OBJ.
tain redress.
Acting under legal advice course OF action
was marked out, in pursuance of which the fol-
lowing resolution offered by Geo. NJ. Hollenback'
OF Newark, was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The constitution provides that
every railroad corporation organized or doing
business in this state, under the laws or author
ity thereof, shall have and maintain public
office place in this state for the transaction of
its business, where transfers Of stock shall be
made, and in which shall be kept for pVblic IN
specttOh books in which shall be recorded the
amount Of capital stock subscribed and by whom ::
the names of the owners Of it, stock and the
amounts owned by them respectively; the
amount of stock paid in and by whom the trans
fers of said stock the mount Of its assets and
labilitiss, and the names and places Of residence
OF It's officers:
Re'olced, That committee of three be ap.
pointed by the chair who shall proceed to the
Office of the Ottawa, Oswego & Fox River VAL
ley r. K. and examine the books of that company
and report to an adjourned meeting. to be held
at the city hall, in Ottawa, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, on
Monday the 9th day of June next.
The char appointed Geo. NJ. Hollenback, of
Newark, A. Lynch, of Ottawa aud A. f. Beach,
Of Dayton, such committee
On motion Of Pickens, the meeting adjourned
TO meet again pursuant to the above resolution.
A. LYNCH, Sec.
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Dry Dat or Rye Straw wsnted At the Glass
Works A liberal price will be paid

FIRE AT uTICA.-Sanday night last, at ~
o'clock, fire broke out at the passenger depot Of
the Rock Island road, and spreading rapidly
soon caught in Prentices hotel near by, and soon
both were burned to the ground The fire is
supposed to have caught from lamp in The ,ele.
graph Office in the depot. The hotel WAS insured
for $4,000. Prentice, furniture, $1,000. Some
of the latter was saved. Loss Of hotel, furniture
and depot probably $4,000.
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brother.

FLOODED HoRsEs-The famous Brune- hors.
es CruiSkeen and Battle will be found this .s,so,
at Joe Rhoad'' livery stable They are spscim.
ems OF the finest thoroughbred stations in the
country, aud are in better condition this ppriu q
than ever before. For further PARTICULARS apply
at tle,stable
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across the c., r. l, Il Z. r. II. about week ago.
At Fox river bridge. A locomotive wanted to
pass that way at the same time, and thereupon
collision occurred. Johns wagon WAS smashed,
aud John and his wife were both hurt a little,
but are now "o.k." He will never drive Mat
wagon across that track again.
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EQUINE MEMORY. Two years AGO Potter
Claus, of this city, sold mare to gentleman
living at Lookport, place As miles from Ottawa
A few nights ago the mare got away, and the
next morning put in an appearance, with her
yearing colt, at Peters stable in west Ottawa.
and stood ut the door, waiting to be let in.
Who says horse hasn't IL memoryp
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The "ochenblat of this city, tho German
paper. has been declared the official orran Of ,bs
city OF Peru, Peru will next meve mp to where
the ""chenbIah is published. Tho city and the
"organ' should net be SO far apart
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New QUARTERS The celebrated blooded
horses, "Cru,skeen" and BATTLE will hereafter
DO found IN the stables in tho rear Of tho Eagle
Mills Farther particulars rs to pedigree can be
learned by application to their keeper, at the
stables above referred TO-
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SINGULAR DISEASE AND DHATHs-Oa tee
2,th Of March las. Mrs. A. L. DuHh.m, .! Crane
Rapids, wa. ,.A.a sick ir., by viol.a, vomiting.
. peculiar Tenderness. u flesh al over the Sodv,
aAd finally Symphonic Of typhoid fever, .si .i,sr
n illaess of ten week. .hs died
About the time OF her death her husband, Mr..
A l.. Durham, WA taken with similar symp.
toms, which appeared suddenly after eating some
pork. Fearing that trehina spiralis nigh. b
the savss be called the attention of DR.. Coles,
the family physician. TO he fact, sad Drs. Paul
and Coles examined some Of the pork with mi.
crossope. but discovered nothing. The disease
WAS treated ss typhus fever, bat Mr.. Dunhsm,
after illness Of eight days, Alss died. Su bss.
Quently his son William was taken with the same
disease with similar symptoms, but at last ~.
counts WAS recovering. Out OF the eight persons
constituting that family, bsiag hired servants,
sick watchers, snd others who had eaten Of that
pork, all but ous have been attacked in the same
way by this singular dsesss, but none of Thorn
Asd died when last heard from, though several
were quite sick. The cause II evidently with
the pork, but exact what has 40. 70, been de-
tsrninsd
Mr.. Durham was well known here, ksa been
l3 ys-rs resident OF this county, and highly
respectable citizen His age WAS 80 years, lack.
ing three days. Mrs. Dunham's sssiwXs 80 years
and l month. She wAs y kind mother and a
good neiQhbor, Their sorrowipg children are
William ?. and Frank, = young man in the en-.
ployiof Card Il Co., in thi. city.
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ELECIION--At y recent cl,vtion at Farlyills
the issue was High License rs. Saloons, and
High License w.s by majority of % in II
vote of 100: but it seems that majority of the
newly elected Board of Trustees favor a low or
moderate license on saloons. Hitherto the tax
assessed upon saloons, $3.50 each, has run tho
CITY government; hence the cause of the fight.
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fkhsoSAL--J. G. Bollneyer, Esq, demo-
cratic editor, recently of The Plot, Manitowoc,
Wis, but whose occupation is gone BY reason of
hre' ha' been in town several days visiting his
brother.
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NDIlCF-.-hsrArE OF JAMES HoLEH,S prcE.spD
~ Noace is hereby sycn that the ndersed Admnis-
Hhor OF me estate OF James Iloeha late of the countv
o. La sale and state OF Illinois, deceased, viii appear
lore the County Court of said the third Monday
being the 10Th day, of June ISL at The Court House 10
ottawa in said county when and all persons having
claims or demands against said notified 10 All
ald present the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this aSlh dav Of April 4. y 1911
WILLIAM S. RtSTON,
"So-o~ Administrator
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Lexicon

Will make the season Of 1871 at J. Rhodes Liv.
cry stable Terms $25. No insurance, except BY
agreement. Address Agent Lexicon, Ottawa, nj
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THH GOTTA CAsE.-The friends Of Mr. Gotta
or rather his wte's relations, complain Of our re-
port a-, week, alleging that il does Gotta an in.
justice. We published the statement exactly as
given Us oy the detectives Mrs Gotta declares
that the allegation that Colt. had killed man
in France, for which he is wanted, &c, is fabri
cation, the foundation OF the story being that
Gotta had = quarrel with a sergeant In the army
and otter giving him tLra-hipg, deserted and
tia: the man alleged to have been killed was
alive and well less than month ago, rels.ions
OF his having received letter from him from
France Colt. is not held as principal in tho
drug2ing case, but only as an important
witness None Of tie stolen money was found
with him, and the OIL V evidence against
him WAS that he and the man who did the rob-
bling we're in saloon together playing cards in
the afternoon previous - the robbery Gotta
was not secretsd here, but openly at work in his
blacksmith shop, ana had been for weeks. with
his name Oh the door Of ,he shop.
Ill. subsequent arrest ~, obtained through
the m.lic. of another Fren,hman, who had
grudg. 10 settle with HIM
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I'll ERI F'E''S S'AI.E-.-By virtue OF n eIurea
execution issued out Of the clerks office of the Circnit
Court OF La sale county and state OF Illinois, me di-
rNtel, whereby AIN commanded make the amount of
certain Judgment recently obtained against Fri L. Waterman
IN iaVor OF Sampson W. Reed, ont ~ the lands enpments
soous Ahd chates OF the said Fri L. Waterman have levied
on the following property to wit: ~
Inc soutn thrty t) feet OF lot number ~ in block
number e.htyv $751; In th. States Addition to tt.vs Tho
same being in the county Of La sale and state of Illinois
Ineefoe according to said command, shall eyposc for
sac, At public auction all the right tile and nters ST of the
ABOVE named ri L. waterman and th- ahnys Described
property, on Tuesday, the PA Sav Of Nav A. D. ISL AZ
Ottawa in said county. -
Dated at Ottawa this LIST day OF May \. d. 1871.
DANIEL BLAKE
,c sheriff OF La Sale County.
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a CONFIDENCE OPERAToR-A young man
named VIM. Hitte IA. been practicins sort of
confidence operation here lately. Last fall he
came to jones boArdin. house and soon got out
OF money. He said he would receive some
shortly He borrowed s. from Mr.. Huthmaker
and 425 worth Of hssh fr.m Mr. Jones. On the
morning Of April 9TH, he came down stars pre-.
tending to De very sick, yro.niug as though he
was ready to pass in his chips While Jones
was hunting up pills and other remedies, the
young man ''sloped," and in the meantime Jones
found bag of .havings on fire in the house prob.
ably lighted by the decsmping d. B. The young
man starts out first class dead beat, as we'll as
something worse, il our information be correct.
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TAX on SAUCES, SYRUPs, JAMS, &c-In =
note TO the Hon. c. Il. FAr~ell, Of Chicago, U.
S. Commissioner Pleasastou decides that the in.
tern.l revenue laws which take the tax of can.
ned and preserved fish, she'll fish, msats, fruits
and vegetables, do not remove the tax from
prepared mustard, sauces, syraps, jams ana
jeI!ies.' in fine, mustard, syrups, Jam. and
l.llies are neither fish, meats, fruit. or vsge.a.
bles, and are therefore 70 be taxed
The |. S. Assessor al Ottawa desire, US ~ call
attention TO this f.et, .. some Of our dealers are
ignor.n.ly selling unss.lnped "prep.r.i nu..
,ard, jams" go, under the impression. ID =, they
are exempt. ltthey persist in the pr.o,ic. j. will
become his painful du:y 70 Bring .h.u up With
round turn. The proper .'.mp. .. =. oo,Aiu.
ed OF Collector kellogg, il ibis city.
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A new millinery establishment. has been open.
Cd, at No. l37 Main street, by Mrs. E. Harper,
whs hAs come to Ottawa expressly to carry on the
millinery business in all its branches She has
furnished her rooms in good taste, and is receiy.
ing an extensive assortment OF goods Of all kinds.
Straw goods bleached and pressed in the latest
style and on short hotics Gentlemen's Panama
hats done over and made ~ good as now. Felt
hats cleaned and pressed. Prices warranted to
give satisfaction. Give her call.
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NcIIct..-ksrATR WILLIAM O. PE,,-oy Oyr,r>
:. No.ee hereby given, that the Alnnl.trs
tr OF Ve estate Of William e. Pearson late OF the cons
or La sale and state Of Illinois, deceased appear before
NE county court Of said county the third Monday being tho
!sh DAY or june ISL, ~ the Court House in Ottawa in
said county when and where all persons having claims or de-.
ads said notified To Attend And asa tho
came In writing for adjustment. 'o
Date! this ith day OF May A. D. 1911.
JOHN PAUL.
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Posi- OpEICs 1TEMs-In our post Office item.
two week. ago thsrs were some typographical
errors IL figures, which W. correct as follow.
Stamp. and snveIop- sold during the quarter
ending March 3l.,. Sl,96920, or ~ the rate o.
s',e,GsO Tor the y.ar, Number Of dead let
ter. lest quarter, 59S or 2392 for tie year.
Auror. beats Us in the number OF MONEY orders,
TO April lst lSS. LivoIi. !. the name Of . new
post Office ~ Grand Ridge. on tn. railroad be-
tween Stre.tor and Ottawa.
Away pvt your stamp. on the upper right
hlHd corner OF your letters and papers, and lick
EN- yourself, Is Rush's tongue has dried up"
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MarrtfO.

On he a'd, by Warren H. Norton. Esq ut his residence
Paw Paw. WV" '"
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Gil FktrP'$% AI.E:.-ry vtr'ur OF an execution
Issued ont of the clerks office OF the Circuit Court o La
sNe couhtN anu state OF Illinois, and directed vher
BY aN commanded To make the amount certain uiS.
nent recently obtained against James Brady in favor OF
kHen lenn, out at the lands tenomtnt goods and chat.
tells OF the said James Brady haVelrue on the ioowp,
property, tn wit: N"
Lot number %, In block number two lO In Cro,,ys
Addition 10 the town ~ COty same bcpg in the comfy
OF La sale ard state of Illinois. ''
Therefore, according. to said command shall cypos, rn,
sale, n public auction, all the right title and interest of Inc
above named James Brady, IN and to the above rsCried
property on Tuesday, the ED day of MAY A. D. ISL AT
o'clock W. AT i' south door of the county house IN
Dated Al Ottawa t..s ist day of May AID. ISL.
DANIEL BLAKE,
-, ,, 49, -, a., ga, . sheriff OF La Sallc County.
Ivy 'Ep' W w hLAh -, Cuti Deputy. mly6-3w
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~ /. N ~
- tNcuw 'o.-' I.er.Or N Jure .rn 1871.
Thomas g. Terry s Mary VI Terry-ip tbdrce,p.
hafpearn. from affidavit on hr in the o-irs of the
cerk OF SAID court that said defendant Mary NJ Terry is
not resident Of said state and said complainant having ned
MS OH complaint In said court, the Cnecry se there
OF, on the ri day Of May A. D. ISL herein and Summons
having been issued thereon accord ne 10 law
Notice. therefore, is hereby said rndast NIsyv
NJ Terry.hat unless shall personally b. AMI he,re
sale court Al said Hrm thereof to be held
IN OTTAWA 10 said county, the second NondaT of lime
nei D. ISL, when and where said is vtUrnaNe
sne peau answer dcnur or except TO said bill will
ne taken Tor confessed against and the and things
therein prayed for dscrecd accordingly.
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk
- n SelrlIor.