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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

aiming to destroy the best government In
tho world. with oil tho preciou, interests OF
freedom and humanity that are involved In
our institutions. !, 10 . war Of sslf.prossr.
walton, and this not ior ourselves alone. but
Tor our children, and not for them alone, but
for Oppressed aud struggling nations OF the
old world that are taking heart and hope
from our example. Tho question 10. shall
we and our posterity have . country. and
tha, free country; or shall tho glorious
Union be broken into pieces and fall into
anarchy or the Arrtocrscy and the mill.
tary despots Of the southern slave conieder'
acy (who.e corner stone is Vice President
unblu.hingly declares to BE- slavery call tho
The roll Of their slaves las they have boasted
they would do) In fAnsuil Hall aud on
Buntsr's Hill. st tho very foot OF that noble
nonumsn, that tells day and night how our
fathers chose to bleed and die that No might
DO FREQ; or ,hall the Union, the Constitution.
and liberty DO the heritage Of our descend.
ants2 Better. . thousand times better, Tor
this generation to DO ruined Ne to wealth,
and i,s blood b poured on, like water. than
for tho dear and sacred interests Of bumani.
u. aud the hope Of coming generations,
connected with our government, to DO mad
Iy destroyed forever. n there 10 anything
:ha, can properly awaken feelings OF indis-
nation. IL is this rebellion, the spirit and
the progress. Of IL, tho trsachsry. the plum.
der, the violence. the " reign Of terror "
by which il has been carried on. aud i.s
svo~ed Objects. In this war. peace men
can and do engage earnestly and in stric.e''
consistency with their principles. Tor It ID
the same ~ when rio. n to bsquelled In q
city. or q band Of thieves. robbers and pi.
rates IL TO b. broken up. No feeling oil
malice or Of revenge need or should mlnsle
With our indignation. We should have
sympathy and pity for the women and chill
dren, aud the thousands OF Union men in
the South, Who are crushed by The reign
Of terror there. or chained. as u were. 70
the chariot wheels Of tho leaders OF tho TO
bsllion. Hands OF sympathy and help
should 10 reached forth 10 them. bu, severn
~. hanging, for tho leaders OF the rebellion
and the treason, 10 mercy 10 the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

" Lc>a JogS." rrsSsp ur AGAIN. Long
John Abbott. Who figured largely in this
vicinity. . ie~ years ago; and who has
made hiu.s,f conspicuous in various posi.
tiOps since. again turn. up in an un'oriu.
nate affair. at Fort Warren. in Boston liar.
boz. The Journal says he enlisted in the
service OF Uncle sam, and swore allegiance !;
bu, recsn,ly on one % two occasions he has
taken occasion TO damn thc sbolitionis,s (.
wish the secession his Was oil over New
England; and hopcd tho Yankee troops
would be logged. For these reasonable
expression. he Vas sentenced "a he drummed
ont OF the srvice. On Saturday, he WAS
trough, ou,.-a Gle Of SOLDIER, tore od he
uniform; saw him an old coat. and march.
ed him, to the lively tune Of the RoSus''
March" the length Of the regiment, TO the
boat. when he vas taken 10 the city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

LrErr. StnsEE RELIEvTD. Lieut.. Stem.
.ner, with few men IN h- command. ar
rived in New York. saturday. They have
had = close tune at Fort PIesens, which
they brassly held until fully reinforced.
The men are sick, some Of them with sour
yey. aud al needed change Of climate
Lieut.. Grlmal. oi Thoma.,on. ~ho has
distinguished hin-sIf 10 bearing dispatches
from the i1r, to the government. ~s' pas
. senser on ;hs same vessel
They report the Gee, ready to cooperate
, with Col Brown, in command Of the For,
and everything quiet. Capt. Adams, Of The
, Sabine. whose fidelity has been suspected
has been ordered home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

f,crs roR RrrISrscE. In the Revolu.
,ionary war, New Ensland. with . poPula'
ton OF 9lg, 900. furnished il7.iil troops
the Middle States, with $4,000, furnished
81. Sol soldiers. and the Southern States,
Eve in number. with ,36i 900 inhabitants,
gave Sc .99s. Massachusetts, furnished IA, %
per cent. OF Der population, and the South
l.2l o. theirs. We give this record oil
+" fighting States" that their Boosting may
now pass for what 10 worth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Tux CIrr or ALErASDEn. The city VI
Alexandria. Virginia, which to day. new.
makes the central pom, Of interest, i, On
the RICH, bank OF the Potomac seven miles
below Washington. II isa port Of entry.
and con.ainsa population Of about gOOO
inhabitants. The river at this poin, i,
nearly mile wide. and AFFORD. . commoil.
Gus harbor for ships OF the largest tonnsss.
IL is also place where ship bnilding i
carried on to some extent. The city /. re-.
ularly laid out, gs.lish.si, and contain, q
court house. twelve churches. three banks,
two newspaper Offices, and several large pub
lie schools. The place IL important to vir.
GINA q, q convenient poin, for the export
Of corn, tobacco and coal.
The trade Of Alexandria, has been mate
rally increased OF late by the opening q
the Canal 10 Georgetown, interesting the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and q railroad
ninety miles long, extending TO Gordon'
vile, on the Virginia Central railroad.
This connection i' q most important one TO
the South, as the line extends without inter-
ruption through tho Southern States 70
Montgomery and Mobile, and connects win
branch lines to almost every prominent
southern city and port.
Ito proximity to 10 capital renders it
mos, important position for the fsier"
Government. and its occupation may be con-
.idered IN event OF no ordinary interest.
Tho very brief period Of It's occupancy oy
the rebel force. have rendered tia point oil
no especial bereas to them and parsieuIn
annoyance to the Government.
lN. Y. Evening Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

PATRIOTISM AT SO. Pans. The citizens
Of South Paris, last week raised another
flagstaff. ninety feet In height, In market
Square. from which the Stars and Stripes
were flung to the broezs. An impromptu
meeting Vas organized upon the OCCASION
BY calling DR.. VIM. A. Russ to the chair
and spirited addresses were made BY Messrs.
W. Z. Grapdin. b. w. Brysnt, Esq, X.
skill,ns AID T. :. whitehead. Treason
hes no symathissrs among our nsighbor,
.. South Paris. On Saturday, the Gag was
q, half.mss., - . mark Of respect 10 the
memory Of Col. Ellsworth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

PRESENTATION TO Carr. BEAL. The on
Gers Of the II. 4 A. Express CO.. together
with scvsral rersOo' connected with the
Grand Trunk road have presented Capt. q.
L. Deal, OF the Norway Lish, infantry,
With o BEAUTIFUL sword. with chains and
belt. Some interesting correspondents oc.
CURED in connection With the affair. The
sword 10 an elegant affair, ofsupsrior work
msn.hir and finish, and is . deserved CON.
plinen, to tn. accomplished captain of Com
papy q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
Mr. zncos M,rr..I w.,,,. R,,.l, q

"t' 1ikcoS htxxnAL WArnR. RfstHS 81
asdiya'.-This water 10 colorless and trsns-
parent; itspsrtlss when agitased, and does
not dcrosit any matter when 10 10 boiled.
lie action 10 alkaline. and the dry salts
found IN one standard gallon weigh only
2!os3 srs.. bat In . moist state 4.:i5 gre.
This water belongs 70 class Of waters 81.
most pure, which Get on the human system
in consequences Of tho slight alkaline sou.
stitsent. and tho change Of habit induced.
Z, resemble. the Ben Rhyddins Water,
Yorkshire. England.
In = standard gallon the following salts
are p. csent. considered a. dry.
Siicais Of Potash, lilo grains.
Solptste Of Soda. 400 "
Chloride Of Sodium. 100 +"
Crsaat< Of Iron. $40 ("
w&Os ehrystaii,sd, thsss Weigh Al;
gre. None Of the mon active bodies could
be found dissolved. and the gaseous matter
10 Atmospheric Air In part and Nitrogen 10
part; no Carbonic Acid. Waters Of this
elass do always afce, the functions Of the
kidneys, in cases where the use Of other
water or food has induced deransemeut,
nod they have the character Of Z" l,sh,ness, Z"
which allows large volumes 10 30 drank
freely. The Characteristic insrcd'en, i' the
Siles,e OF Potash.
(SguedI "A. HAYES. N. n.
STATE Aodyr.
The following 1. taken FROM . note se.
eonpsnyios the above
Dus STA; I think much Of the cfec,
OF this water. In ea.cs Of diseased digestion
is due To q remarkable cleansing action IL
eIerts. being, in fact. avery weak solution
OF kisd OF soap. Of natural origin. We
have too many owed aI,, to allow us to
doubt that the uss II this water freely re-
i.cres Complaints having their origin in the
kidneys. With high regard.
(Sisusi, A. A. HAYES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The rebels sometime. tell Us that there
are no Union men a, the Sou,h-,hst all
have now united TO resist the " asgre..ions"
OF the General Government. Ye, Memphis,
which aspire. to become q great CONNER.
cial metropolis. fitted herself Tor place IN
'ecessiondom BY driving on, moro than thro'
thousand Of her citizens who were loyal TO
the stars and stripes. How many ,hOu'-
aud' and tens Of thousand, OF loyal men
are kept down at the South by the ovsrbear.
ing despO,i'm Of the mob, we shall only
learn when Government, afford. efheisn. pro.
lection to tree speech. journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The Peoples C0n'onsiOn. called to noni'
nate q Candidate Tor Member Of Congress,
to succeed Hon. e. 4. Adams IN the third
District In Massachusetts,, made unaninoa.
choice Of Hon. ID, y. Thsmas. Of wes, R1x
bury. The delegates to this convention
were eho-sn by eaaeasos in which all par
tee were permitted TO vote and 10 IN sI'
preston oil the xi!l OF the whole people VI
,bs District. lie wall sustain the adminis-
i,ratiOn 10 1t. pslicy To suppress rebellion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
MAINE MATTERS.

The Dover Observer states that DR.. =. >.
Holmes. Of FoIcrof,, was thrown from his
carriage. las, week, and had HE les badly
fractured.
Otis Cu,lsr. E.q.. has been appointed
Appraiser and Assistant Warehouse Clerk
at Portland.
John Ca.low, who attempted TO open .
liquor shop. for the accommodation OF the
9Th regiment. had his stock ssired on
Wednesday.
Th, Portland Advertiser has . machine 10
fold the papers as they issue from tho pres.
AZ the COPY Of the dsily. reaching US on
Thursday. was printed . week previous, va
conclude that the machine Is not fully up to
time.
IL {. stated that, on application Of 'b'
Rank Comm ision.rs, an injunction has been
granted Asain., the Sanford Bank. and
Joseph Dane. John II. Goodenow. and WIN.
q. Consnt appointed Receivers.
John Hatch. E.q.. Sheriff OF Kennebse
County. 70 making q movement towards 50
curing library for the uss u the prison
ers.
The old hii at Augusta 10 occupied a a
military hospital. DR.. Ellis hes charge.
Alden Moultou. Of Greene. Who has been
a, work In Alabama. 81 miles from Mobile,
reached home. last week. 10 escaped with
much dihculiy. and with the loss Of his
wages. The gang in which DO VA. at work
were ordered to leave in ia hours. and his
employer was logged for hiring Northern
men. When he reached Cairo. hc found
tho man in the United State. Army-he
having taken po'i.ioa where be could repay
the ca'tisa.lou.
Capt. q. l.. Moses. OF South Carolina,
removed to the North, some years since, and
married q Saco lady. Traitor Benjamin II
a relative. and has recently written, offering
him position in the Southern Navy, and i'm.
ploripe him no, to forget his native State,
IN consequences Of marrying a northern wo.
man. The captain returns a'piri.ed letter,
spanning both offer and appeal. and signs
himself "a Northern made sailor and Union
is,."
The Lewiston companies boast two men
an their rank. 6 feet 6 inches in height.
ooe belong. in Bethel. and the other in
Franklin County.
Prof. Chadbourns. OF Bo~doin College,
declines to take charge Of the Geological
survey Of the State. IL will Interfere too
much with bis College duties.
DR.. 4. Holmes, Of Winthrop, has been
appointed.
James @. Blaine, E.q,. Of Augusta, 10 a
Member o. the Board Of Visitors to the U.
s. Military Academy. at West Point.
The Sixth Maine Regimen, has been mus
tered. Five Of the companies 50 into bar.
racks q. Bangor. and Eve .. PASSPORT.
We SEQ i, stated that Lieut.. o. d. How.
ard. Of Leeds. will DO appointed Colonel OF
the third regiment. lie isa graduate Of
the U. S. Military Academy, and has seen
considerable service on the Texas frontier.
Tie Oxford North Quarterly Meeting
will be held with the Baptist church, IN
Byron, on the last Saturday and Sunday in
June.
Rev. z. Morton has taken charge Of the
Baptist church at Brysnts Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

liorsIuoLp JorRSAr. Mc~srs. A. Hart.
hull 4 Co., Of New York, publish weekly
and monthly journal Of literature. under the
above title. The weekly issue contains ca
closely printed column. Of matter. carefully
prepared Tor family reading. In such 'arie-
~ rs to in,ere-, old and young. The month
ly consists OF four weekly parn. united.
Terms, weekly parts, 4 cents; monthly. IL
ccn,s-Or $500 per year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

MEIico. Hon ThomA. Corvin. Minister
- Mexico. arrived at Vera Cruz on the 3Oih
Of April, accompanied by SIR Charlie. wyse
and NJ. Won Knit. the British and Belgian
amba.s ,i5r-. IL !. unders,oo! that our
government has given ample assurances that
no hllibU.,srIps expeditions against her will
Be allowed /; and ,ba, INVASION Of any por'
ton Of the territory OF the United States
will not be tolerated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Prof. Asa.sis says the whale that passed
down the railroad. last week. belong TO the
species called by Gray, Belaga. 10 Is q
small species. rarely exceeding 80 feet IN
length, though longer specimens have been
taken. I, belongs IN the Northern seas
is loves, range being the Gull OF ST. Law
renes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Nor QrrE CONSISTENT. The iriends Of
jackson. Who murdered Col. Ellsworth, say
that he defended . Union man from mob,
on Wednesday and always declared that
Z" free speech " mus, be maintained. Yet
in the face u this 1, appears tbs, he headed
the mob ,ha, tore down tie Republican DAG
4, Oeeo9asn, last summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Gov. SrRiorE RrrrRskp. Gov. sp.gue
Of Rhode Island, has bid adieu to his com
mand. aud returned to Rhode Island, to At
tend to the duties Of bis Office. lie in,imate'
that hs may join them again. when ofteia
duties will permit. lie is organizing an
other riaed cannon battery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The Randolph Mas, Transcript. an sI.
ccll.o, local Newspaper, which wa'eplsrsed
one year since. has been reduced to its for.
mer proportions. The experiment was too
costly for the present depressed condition Of
business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Prentice wished that Governor MeGoiin
was at home N pets,eoa,s. A lady writes
him that IL the Governor assumes that gar.
men,. the women Of Kentucky will discard
il. and adop, some other intesuusntin IL,
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

The attention Of the reader 10 invited to
the moving machine. advertised ~ Colonel
Swe,,. I, !. very highly recommended BY
shoss who have given ID extended trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

Tho Farmer says tha, Notwithstanding
the dsnials made. IL Ia. the best oil evidence
for stating ,ha, the cartridges, at the U. D
Arsenal, were broken up BY order oil FLOYD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

NATIONAL Sosa. A New York Commit.
tee has offered prize Of $500 for . Nation
al song, patriotic, inspiring, and adapted to
both peace and war.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

how encsmped At that rloce. has received
marching orders. The regimen, has enli'
tel for ,hrc. years. o. =. Howard. pro
ie-.or at West Poin, has been elected Col
Onel; Alder, II. Kelsey. Lieut.. COL; Hen
~ u Staples. Mabr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BkNAN,S
PuL M0NIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1873 I, and
first article Of the kind ever introduced under
the name of "PULMoNIc WAFRRs," in this or
any other country all other Pulmonc Waters
are counterteits. The genuine can be knewn by
the name BRYAN being stamped on EACH Wa
FER.
BRYAN PuLxoNTc WArERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarse.1ess.
BaYAN's PuLxox1c wAFxRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRY ANS PUtMONIC WARNS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYANs PuLxoNc warns
relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAH's PIiLMoNJC WARgRs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRyAN's PuLHoNro WArERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Mimi tes
BRrAN'e. PULxoHIo WAPERs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULxoNlc WAFRRs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
BRY ANS PuLxoEIc WAvERs
Are in simple form, and pleasant to the taste
BRYAx's PUs MoNrc WAFEas
Net only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WAHExs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRYAN's PULNOxIC WARsD
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply Ct
BRYAN's PULNoNIC WAFRRs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give far
BRYAN's PULNONlC WAPsRs
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. 7
Bold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
whore. nov27 d&w1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22

rItKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on the lst day
/ Of June, A. d., 1850, Il "A. Hart and Mary }.
Hart his wife. executed unto Austin COrbin as
Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust, conveying v
said Trustee the land in I lin on county, Iowa,
described as follows, to-wlt: The north least
quarter Of section No. eighteen 49,, 10 township
No. eighty-one ISL north Of range No. six l6,l
east u the 5th =. A.; which said conveyance
was made by the said II. A. and Mary j. Hart,
for the purpose of securing the payment Of nine
certain promissory notes, signed BY said Il. a.
Hart, dated the LIST day Of June, A ~, 1860, and
one Of which was payable - follows,
to-wit for the sum Of fifty dolars,
due in one year after date, payable with ex-
change on New York City, AMI with interest "
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum after maturi-
ty. full description Of all the notes Will o.
found in the Deed Of Trust, recorded on page SOL
book -" Of Clinton county records.
And now, SAID described note having be-
come due and payable, and the said u. a.
Hart having failed to pay tie same, !, Austin
Corbin. Trustee aforesaid, - hereby gave
this public notice that, by vii:ue Of the pow
or which is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust
will, on Saturday, the 18th day OF July, a
d. 1861, at the hour Of nine o'clock IN tho tore
noon Of saidday, 1t the Court House door, IN tns
City Of Davenport, expose and offer Tor sale
At public auction, the parcel Of land above
described, or much thereof - shall % neces
safy TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said not
with the interest thereon to the day Of SALE togsth
er With all tho costs and peDses attending sait
sale, costs Of this notice and 1rustee'sfees.
Dated the 18th day Of June, A. u. 1901.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
;ne6-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22
MEDICAL.
W.. eAoeGDB1QoD
sToMACn DIfT8 = SII!

n viev q ~ Inst tAas svssy nsab~ II Tie
huDaa eaaily y 1sgo - 49, saessses1 2 epoe
es0paainG, beoi4O tnoaDaAh1e etn1een9toeoet y
he vkts e. s,ss ss Sso - 3
lsG1laAe thsis Ashtes = diss, - viii the assis
- q : cood tsuie, eos1ro pes1aoent health.-
q osdse = aseoaplsh thts lGsised oeest the tSus
course 70 psrsns e certainly thss vkish viii FRO
auee aaasnl etsss q taiaq . tas lsase hssasd
# vital strength and life; for this end Dr.. Hos
sstass hes inteodussA tothis eountsy preparation
hsaEiag his name, vhish q this DAY il not nsw
modleino, bat one that he's been tiled Tor years,
giving sstisfaetion - I'll who have ussd il. TIE
bittsfs opersts powerfully upon the stomach, bow
sls and lvsrs restoring them 70 healthy aad Wig
ososs sssioa. sad thss By the simple process. q
For the cure Of Dyspspsis, Indigsstioa, Nausss,
Rla4uleney, Loss Of Appetite, or any Bilious Com
plants, ariSing from . morbid inaction Of the
stomach or Bowels, producing Crsmps, Dyseatsry,
sq1al.
Dianhoe, dystsessy Of 1ux, - generally con-
tractsd By new settlers, and caused puucipally BY
tho change Of water and diet, will be speedily
regulated By . brief use Of this preparation
Oyspspsis, . disease which 10 probably more prev
aient when taken in all it forms, than any ether,
arrangements Of the digestive organs, can be cared
without fail BY using HOSTEJ7ER,S STOMACH
BI7TERSss per directions on the bottle. For this
disease every oh ysician will recommend Bitters Of
some kind, then Why not use an article known to
bs infalliblsf Every country have their bitters
preventative Of disease and Strengthening of the
system in general, and among them all there is
not 70 be found more hsolthy people than the
Germans from whom this preparation emanated,
based upon scientific experiments which has A.
teno TO the destiny Of this great prspas-
alton in the medical science.
Fsyss AND AeuB-This trying and provoking
dlsease. shich fsstens its relentless grasp on the
body of man, reducing him 70 more shadow IL y
abort npace OF Time and rendering him oh yscally
and mentally uselees. can be defeated and driven
from the body by the use Of HOSTETTER'S ~
NO WNED BITTERE. Further. any Of the above
stated di sases cannot be contracted when exposed
te any ordinary conditions producing them, ii the
Dittcrs are taken as per directions. And as i,
neither creates nausea nor oends the palate, AMI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22
Davenport, Iowa, July I'd, lssl-dtd

gyRUSTEE,S SALE.-Whereas, on the lst day
/ Of jane, A. D., 1880. H. A. hart and Mary
]. Hart, his wife, executed unto Austin Cosbin
a. Trustee certain Decd Of Trust, conveying u
said Trustee the land in Clinton county, lows,
described % follows, to-wit The south Vest
quarter OF section seventeen II, in township No.
eighty-one Isl. north Of range number six III
east Of the 5th psieoipal meridian which said
conveyancs was made BY the ssid II. 4. and
Mary J. Hart, for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment of nine certain prom:ssory notes, signed ~
peid II. A. Hart dated the LIST day Of june, A. ",
1869. and one Of which Was payable -
follows. to-vit: for tho sum Of nifty
dollars, due in oas year from date, payable
With exchange on New York City, and With inter
ct Ct the rate Of ton per cent. per ennum after
msturity. full description Of Ill the notes
will be found In the Decd If Trust, recorded on
pags sos, book ~" At Clinton county records.
And now, said described note having become
due and payable and the said n. A, Hart having
failed 70 pay the same, l. Austin Coss.n
Trustes ~ Aforesaid, do hereby give this pup
lie notice, that BY viFtue Of the power when =
- 1000 bv said Deed Of Trust, will, on Sat
urdsy. the 18Th Day Of Jaly, A. d. 1851, q
m koue q nine s'olo.k 10 the fneenoon II aid
dsv. e the Court House door 10 the mty Of Dsv-
eupoft, exposs and oAes for sale, st publis suc-
fion. the poepel q lad shove dessgibed, Or -
much thereof g shall b neeessay - satisfy
"a pay the anount Of said note, with the In
tsrest thsrson - the day Of sale. tsgseh9 WITH
eli the costs and egpen1es attending saa6 saaes
eoees Of this notice ard frustesfs feso.
Dated the 18th day Of Ju.s, 4. 2: ISL.
AUSTIN CO1b!N,