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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

SANFORp'S
IL FER IN VIC 0 r 4 TO
Newer Debili$ascs.

PER INV1G 0RAT0R
Newer DebiIitatcs.
Ills compounded entirely from Gus has bacopr. an a.
thhod fact Standard Medicine Known and apprJ I'd Nv ell
that have Ega It. and resored to with confidence in
the diseases for which tis recommended.
II has cured thousands within the last two years whe had
xg2n up al hopes Of relief numerous unsocitedcers
cateR my possession show.
TIE adapted to thenrperamento OF hs
ua taking H. aud used such quGrtites to gently on The
Bowels.
of your Judgment In The nEe of IN.
Liver inygorator and ii will Livor Compants Bous
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Disrhsa Summer COMPLAINS
Dysonery propsy, Sourstoach abual Coaveness Cho,c
Cholera Cholera Morbus, Cholera Jnanum Fatueuce jam
dice Female Weakneses and may successfully ss
Ordinary Family Medicine. It will cure Sick Headsche s
thousands can testify in twenty inuteH two three
ePoorstnl taken al of attack All who use
aregi7ng their teBtInony In itsfavor.
Mix waterln the mouth with the Invigorator and swsov
Doth together.
Price, tlpsr bottle.
Sandforta's Family Cathartfc Ptuz,
ooP9udeafron pure vegetable Extracts and put upn Gl&
GaBeB, air tight, end will keepin any climate
Fhe Family Cabartc Pill is gentle and active Cabnrc
which the proprietor has used his practice more than twenty
The constantly increasing demand from those who hs.
long qsed the Pills and the satisfaction which all express in re-
ef al The Profession well know that different Cahartcs Sct
Oh Qllerent portions OF the bowels.
The Family Cath8rtc Pill due reference to this we'll
TACT been compounded from variety of the purest
Vegetable Extracts which oct alike every anen
canal and good and safe all where Cathsrtic
s needed such as Derangement f he Stomach Seepness
rains in the Back and Loius Co<yenes Pain Soreness
over the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected. ono IN course Of Fever Loss of Appetite Crap
Weight IN the Head all Inlannlotory Diseases Worms II
children or Aduts Rheunatism great Purifier Blood
and many diseases to which flesh heir numerous to
mention IN this advertisement Dose to s.. Price Dimes
The Liver nTigOratOr Family Ghartc Pills are retae6
Druggists generally end sold by the trade in ali tbs arss
N '@A%'
IS, z "; sANF0RD II. D.. Manufacturer and ProRrieko,
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
-..~ Wholesale Agents.
NAp@~ AaS EIe aysFeTT Druggist.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That has

STOOD HE TEST OF Z A t
And growa and Popular every dayi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

"a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL,
sY = IRON WORKS.The undersigned beg to inform
the public and builders generally that they ann'
featuring all Snos OF Architectural and Building
Work at their toundry corner Magnolia
o5ica Ii Davidson Row Carordee Terandahg
Railing Shutters, Safe and BSnk Doors Straight and Ccus
Stairs iron BridgeB Roofs, etc.
TdeF keen constantly hand Cast Wrough. Iron Col
aas VeulRorB and Sash Weights etc. fill OF ordeTa
sssr description of Castings Columns Store and opso Fronts
With d5spesch
BENNETT & LURGEs, DsvIdsons Row.
Carnnf "a g$rsht,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Pos Leaves every SATURDAY. at6P.A
SUMNER ARRAEG EMEET.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
acES RsEG and T. hs s. Men snas RssEf
- passenger t packet stesmer MARY f. Mcens.
Y b Richardson MASTER will be ready receive freight
regular business usual For freight apply
board, orto - go
a. A. s s cor,oos @ndSf ar ~ GsaEies % HSsoi @ e Thns &
and superior packets for St Louis and
RS-Bls ladlng signed office the agents up
o'o:ock on day Of deplrtnfe
Leaves every guEsD Az at b O'Clock, P. Nj.
4aE R3ss eoSFEpE5sSTE IN iisHSI ss9Si STATES
ss, cF F"SSs Ssfosg Il New nosi Gsh"ss
Grand 3t tiaIt, st JOSEPH Rodney WssgprSot
jy2 If O'' D. R. CARROLL. \ CO, agents,
The Mary vcksburs with thes,sausr Charm
5S IN D @%sF M MMey W.T. T. sSp9sSts at ysfsgss With
''NS- "''''''' '''''''''' NJ P DENT Captain.
Leaves SATURDAY, alst inst. at 5P. Nj.
byGSIPnIs AND sGtS HEVS WI: Ssj:IshEANs
Msmphs and the BpndT6H fas a' pas
-9nseF mctet stcuneE Lizzie simmons.
and will eave above. For freight Or apply
JOHN r. HYDE It Co,
400 under ST. Charles Hotel left wing.
This boat Napoleon with regular packets
and White and ut Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Mking freight for Charleston SuyalnIh
Norfolk, Nashville, etc.
Bills lamg sned office of the agents up O'Clock
on DAY Of denarture
Leaves on TUESDAY Sd inst. at : ?. Il.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
s@ms5 IN Packet I,iue--Retrtat Sunuer Mail Packet
For Memphis and the Bends - The iue hrtclaSs
8sAaisa5ssRpRsenger packet steamer Louis D'Jr, G.
Johnson pnsttr will leave above For freight passage
vIRGLNIUs O. DENTHEI.
ar3O Advertising AEous
This boat Napoleon With 7nctcts
Arkansa and White and Memphis wh the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.
MEMPHIS AND NE w ORLEANS
EEY h. Packet line-FOr Memphis and all the bends
4AahtSsThe splendid and hrsi.claS passenger
aaarEE4ssaae often Plant j. F. Iol0wch master, will
leave above carrying The c. s. Mail For freight
vIRGINIUs G. DENFZEL,
au3o Advertising Agent.
t.esveB every SATURDAY Ul p. u.
NEW fbRX1EATS AND VECEES-
s5EsY a. burg Z S. Mai ipe-For DnDRtfsonvle, Paq
ueIgne Baton Rouge, Port Hulsar, Bayou Sara,
ed River lmnding, Fort Adnns, Nachea Water
proof Rodney, St. Joseph Grand GuI WarreDton Vcks
burgThe passenger steamer La urcEle, j. J. Brown,
master fin Plnce of the Nachez1 will leave g76Ty
nrday at O'Clock P. NJ.
IL. PERSON L co, Agez5t
sel0 II CGrondele street.
The Tberyille vicksoure tho seoerg Hope
ard Charm for Yazoo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

Boston, March 7, 1857
haze made chemical analysis samples OF
Ghestnut Grove Whisky which proves hehes7y
Fusil oils, and perfectly pure and unaduorated.
favor of this Whisky derived from the grain
featuring 1t, Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylston street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

| the youth to old age liz Sllit itssOuthfu beauty
R.rrrCrsrr Mich Dec n Bs8
.s rS,d Thoa III n,nx "a nccat n II,e tn inform q.
~. r. % ~ o" III ~ "a t,Ta, ,asra ,
~ titl o ~ iu t i IL on,a 9eI it M arm
having reduced me to state 81 aependenGs hese no. @ PSsE
tp'S ~ "nt'n hh ut utt', M ete.,i-
ap IN e9nseSnence OF whch my noaa bas bIeIIo
ron Coio nus inanGe9 me 70 pay nrRgs &l ~ , Tii
I4e lst cent haU on eatt ISr Wu i2F u
9TStoIaSe, Hhont inc htst OF AnEnS iHs1; Lse VIZ
SoWtn tae dte2tiohS ann We naio sno ~ nn% cyte % m @
adF 'sR M" 9hch t9uRn sioIhi is sIso Il! M We
ny nt'1 seehmg confident tha 4noe afss eC'S holg re-
~. @ " d If " ps f & i m % ,y % nTy Ma
1% az % tt"o i y Va @ ~. ~ % e, 10 w. , an, y ~ an r
Ter On thine agents for hoc and rorc 70 hyef The scrip
wy @ 4erl M % M te IL 10 tNoe "H Nfo XII" 10 LIZ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

Healthy Human Flood upon being ANALYzED, ,awayspre.
ssnts with the essential elements and gives
The True Standard. AnRyae the Blood person suffering
from ConHUmpton Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scronla etc
md hnd in every instance certain deficiencies
ues Of Blood. Supply and you made well
The Blood Food founded upon
ng gncGess There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted tnho dshcienc' tho Blood different diseases Fo,
Coughs Colds" bronchitis any affection whatever of ths
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption which ia ao
the No for Depression Of SRis Loss of Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from OverUse General Debility
and Nervous Pro8ration. No. q for Liver CompaiYs No
for Dygpepsia Being already prepared for absorption 1t
taken by drops carried into the circulation
hst Hhh gain retain. The No Femae Irregu.
atie ystera, Weaknesses, Sse special directions for
hs For Salt Rheum, Eruptions, Scrofuous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, take No. s. In all the rectionp
must no strictly followed Price of the Blood Food 81 ne
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway, Nav
York J, WRIGHT Co. No.2lk 4 l5l Charlres street o
J. WOOD CO, st. Louis Mo- aud by all respectable Drrv
gisto throughout the country
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30
dHEzESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY .
es 20 introduce the article the public physicians Of
and country ss the
PSIrest DfEgugabIe Sttraalams
which has ever been prepared for medical
cordal at once heahfu nvgoraing the enfeebed
whether BY disease. It distilled the rye srd
malt andts nutritious properties by
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus other noxious
gFedens known to be contained in the Whisky general use
are eey separated that the absolute purity of this
ticle from any foreign adrazture Is guaranteed
In addition 10 the following testimonials most sn
nsnt Analytical Chsma of Philadelphia New York and gos
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed with tho1
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, esiaed under oath
10 ita absolute purity. Bead the following
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30
q z r TIL FIG Att Es:

Philadelphia, Sept 9, 1888.
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grov,
whisky which you sent and find that none Of the
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which character.
attic snd Injurious ingredient ths Whistles in general uss
BOOTH, GARRETT L CAMAC
Analytical Cheuiats.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s~zs7 . r.szsss7zzzsysz-, NEW ORLEANS, jack
kSss fSst tIs son AND GREAT NuRTnERN
EEa2esE2zSss8--&sE2 A1TlR0AD-On and after August
BY the nfht s train from NeT Orleans and the day
passenger train will leave Orleans daily at A. NJ
aud make close connection with the trains on Southern Road
and the Mississippi Central Road,
Returning train will leave Canton $50 NJ arrive
in New Orleans at 9:40 A. NJ
T. S. WILLIAMS,
au27 If General SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

New York, Sept. 5, l858.
have anaysed sample Of Chestnut Whisky
from MT Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, pleased that entirely free
from poisonous deeterous spbstancea It an unusually
pure and fne hagersd quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30
STREET CoH1'NER--oFFIClAL

EPAVE DU PREMIER DTsTRICT.-M a
~ etc conduit depot des pnves du Premier District
coiguure des rues Lafayette ct Vine, epave-
I'm Boue noir OF girls,
I'm Bone baac coueur de creme ayan de longs polls
dts boutuns Snrie
= I'm Bouc noir. Fl .r f = ----.
Sil dts anmaux reclames dams tro
as payas lis vendus apenchere pubque, depot
le YENDREDI so d'aout 1861, q 10 heures NJ A.
J. MILTON RELF Commisssre des rues
Nouvele- Orleans, 26 d'aoat 1861 au27 3t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

ssss ,. T.zssysress,zE, l3OES LAKE BOEGSE
eA& @sa sSss and Ma=ioAn GulfhEIIEAN
SsEz2. Sg@sgs-~----Ea--GUIE RAIWAT.-Dsnot,
corner Of Goodchloren aud Champs Eyssee,
SUMMER ARRANG EARNT,
ToPrcct2rTle, Lake BorSe distAucs Is mills FRretAroas
80 cents; children and s!aves, half price
Departnre 81 Traue-pA1lI,
case the city for the Lake Observation-Disclosures A.
:. Lake City
A..,..........,.......,...k5At. T.. II
0re 20 Common street. For ell ,une6 Of the Rarond De-
Tare1 other business with Lhe Of th-
late Alexander Gordon. apply TO
W G. BhEEWiLII ESQ,
is thu only peraon authorized raks engagements or sy
obligations for the road.
x-0nihuBses leave Canal every hfesn inutesfc
the depot se22G
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

clerk always landn foot OF st. Louis street.
receive and deliver freight and sign bills of an for the above
boats.
my2 F. LAEOUE. gent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-30

Deputy Comptroller,
EPAVIl DU TRDISIEME DISTRICT,-u n
Ia etc CONDUIT Depot des paves District rue
des Bons Enisnts, entire Clonet ct Lona epave
I'm Mplet bal bn syant mains de hauteur une mar
que inconnne sur le tlanc,
le dit animal NEST reeame dams cnq jours ct ss fa
pnys II yendu Fenchere pubique au dit depot la
VENDREDIt 80 daout 1861, n 10 heures A. NJ. -
j. MILTON REIF, Commissaire des Rues.
Honvelle- ORLEANS, le % d'aout lS6l. au24 st
EOURTf fDEsTRICT TEsoUND- -Jyasbroug ght
to the Fourth District Pound Annuncaion street.
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street. estray-
One dark brown Horse byandedon his left shoulder
thing like D. bgE-E
ID and lame Of his two FIRST legs 5~
which not claimed within five days and the there
On paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
TUESDAY, September 5. 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
D MILTON RELE, Street Commissioner.
ESDEVENPoRT,
~ Clerk Of Comptroller.
EFAVE DU&UATEsIkNEEG GDISTESfCT.-KIn N
M etc CONDUIT depot dos uareme District
Annoncaon entire Payenue Washington Ia rue Sieme
CONNIE epave-a1.-.f -.-'
up Gheva brup obscur ayant marque ressenban n
ID sur fepaule ganche
Tn Cheya bai aSan mRrQue regsGmblant uu sur -
plule gauche ct b0itant des deu1 pieds de deyant.
III les dts aninnsx reclandS ena iours
les irais payes, lis seron vendRs renchere pubque
dit depot 10 AARD de septembre 1851, 10 heures NJ
J, MILTON RELF ComnisSaire dos Rues. =
houveiteorieans, II dsoNt 1861. au2S St
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11
For the Herald.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THE
MESSAGE

We cannot too much admire the calm self
possession and cool determination, with which
the President has thus far met the grave re-
sponsibilties of his office. Called as he was
TO the head of the Government, under the
most trying circumstances, he has brought to
the task heart compromising the difficult
ties of the position, and a perseverance and
determination to surmount them. He has
moved forward, turning neither to the right
hand nor to the left but thus far has dis
charged the duties of his office faithfully and
fearlessly, trusting to the country to uphold
him. Nor has Le trusted in vain. In his
Inaugural he laid down the line of policy he
intended to pursue, and be has more than
fulfilled the expectations of the patriotic heart
of the people. Therein, brushing aside all
formalties, he announced his purpose to ex-
ecue the laws, and earnestly has he endeav-
ored to fulfill the pledge. We speak not Of
this in any partisan view or purpose. He
has had one single aim, and that has been
before him, all the way along, viz The up
holding of the Constitution, the execution of
the laws, and the preservation Of the Union,
and in this purpose he will have the coop
Grafton of all good men. He has had it.
In his recent Message these characteristics
stand out in bold relief. There are no super
huous words in it. 3" 1t gushes out from the
earnest heart of the author, and goes straight
to the heart of the patriotic millions" In
plain and simple terms he reviews The past,
and in earnest energetic words announces his
determination for the future. That Is to use
the whole power Of the Government in crush
ing out the rebellion. He clears up many
things in regard to Fort Sumter which have
thus far been dark to US lie informs the
country Of his own doingS, and justiieS his
acts before the people He plainly recon-
mends d given line of policy, and we now
have no doubts as to the intention OF the
Federal Government. On the whole, the
Message though not literary production,
speaks to the great mass Of the people in the
language of common people, such as they I'M
derstand and appreciate. He has struck the
key note, and the chord Of patriotism in the
hearts of the people, we are sure will hear
tily respond. While some portions of the
Message are blunt, pi,hy,-oher parts are
logical and even eloquent 1t resembles the
public papers of Washington, in its brevity,
perspicuity, and directness. 1t is a model
State paper.
All we have to do is to follow the line of
policy thus marked out, and the Union, the
Constitution and the laws will then be vindI-
Gated and maintained.
Let us do it, p. Z.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


We give to our readers in to-days's issue the
Presidents Message to the extra session of
Congress, and we hope that it will receive
that attention which it we'll deserves.
We have no comments to make upon this
Message in regard to its distinct points, for
this is unnecessary. 1t is not so lengthy as
to discourage its reading in full; its language is
too plain to be misunderstood, and the senti-
ment of the document, and the purposes of
the writer are too plainly set forth to render
comment" necessary on our part
We doubt if there was ever State paper
from the Executive head of the nation more
earnestly looked for or more anxiously await
ed than was this Message of President Lin
coin. 1t was not merely that treachery and
treason was abroad in the land it was not
solely the fact that an organized band of con
spirators had, at the head of large army Of
deluded followers, entered the field with a
view to the overthrow of the government;
nor was it that any apprehension was felt as
10 the power Of the government to put down
this Instruction, that gave to the people this
earnest desire to get the views of the Presi-
dent and Cabinet with reference to the cri-
sis now upon us. But it had been stated
and certain coloring had been given to the
report calculated to give it credence in certain
quarters-that on the meeting of the present
Congress new attempt at compromise would
be entered upon, and it was even minated
that a portion OF the Cabinet-if not the
President-would be willing to stay proceed
ings for time in order that an attempt might
be made to patch up temporary peace with
the traitors now in arms against the govern
ment. These vague statements, though made
without authority, or any understood reason,
and though fully believed in by none, and
only partially needed by any, had neverthe
less served to cast shadow over the immedi-
ate coming action OF the government, many
felt an uncertainty, and all felt an anxiety to
know precisely the facts in the matter.
The Message of President Lincoln is we'll
calculated to relieve all anxiety and dispel
all doubts as to the course which he deems it
proper to take in crushing out this rebellion,
and we feel sure that it will arouse the heart
and nerve the arm of every loyal man to a
renewed energy in the present conflict, and
inspire deeper devotion to the " Constitu-
ton, laws and to the upholding and main
tenance of the government
This message is indeed a patriotic and
noble document. Strong and earnest in its
tone-dignifed in its temper-compect in ar,
gument and plain in its language it Is
worthy of the President OF free people, and
we again express the hope that 1t may be read
by every one, and that its reasonings and ar
nrments NAV be dulH considered.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

Ladies, representing the Union, supported by
the Lincoln and Washington Guards, " SOL
diers in embryo" who made good appear
ance in the line.
The Military and Firemen'S displays in
the afternoon were well conducted, and of
course quite attractive; in the evening there
was general illumination of dwellings in the
village, burning of JEFF Davis in effigy, and
display of fireworks, the whole proceedings
ofthe day and evening being concluded with
grand ball at the Chase House.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11
CELEBRATION AT CHESTER.

The Congregational sabbath School Con
vention was Holden at this place, July 4th
Delegations were present f: ON several of the
neighboring towns. At the church, reports
were made by the Sabbath-school superntend-
ents, and addresses by several Of the clergy
men, and EN-Gov. Ryland Fletcher, after
which the company marched to our pleasant
grove, where tables were well laden with
good things, which were disposed of in d
satisfactory ma nner. Patriotic speeches were
then made by Judge Stoddard, VIM. Rounds.
Esq, and Hon. Jesse Stedman, and senti-
ments offered 1t wa a quiet pleasant en-
tertainment, favored by a beautiful day. and
all present seemed well satisfied and pleased
gith the way the day was spent Perhaps it
may be worthy of remark, that not a single
disorderly person was seen during the day.
Certainly it was the most ordo.5y and weH be.
haced ompany that it was ever my lot to pass
% independence Day among
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

THE FOURTH seems to have been very
generally celebrated in this State, and espe-
cially in Rutland county. Spirited celebra-
tons were had at Brandon, Wallingford,
Castleton, and Fairhaven. Our information
IN regard to these celebrations is as yet too
meagre for us to give many particulars; but
according to the little we have learned OF
them, they were all very creditable and sue
cessful - and especially that at Brandon,
where the display of the Military and Fire
men is said to have been particularly fine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

a Washington dispatch states that there
is quite an animated contest for the clerk
ship in the Senate, and that Gen. Clarke, of
this State, formerly of the Burlington Times
seems to have the inside track.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11
Washington, July )

SENATE.-Mr. Hale CALEB up the resolution
offered yesterday, to proceed TO the election Of
Seargent at. Arms. The Senate proceeded to
ballot. On the first, 4 votes were cast Nee
essary to choice, %. George T. Brown re
ceved 20; D. r. McNair Q; George Brown q;
r. Beale /. George T. Brown was declared
elected and took the oath
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-20
Eeaal advertisements.
1fortnnnc NnIe


M HEREAS, John A. Koch, and Augusta Koch his
w wife, executed and delivered to John r. Cameron
and Joseph A. Eberhard, By their firm of Came
Eberhard, certain mortgage deed dated the
third day OF March, D. 1857 of Lot 41 Block
eight, 50 in Ottawa North in La Sale county, in the
State CT Illinois, the payment of two certain
promissOry notes of the date aforesaid executed by
said John A. Koch, and payable respectively said
Came Ebe rIard ORDER year after the date
thereof with interest at the rate Of ten per cent.
annum of said notes being for one hundred and
sryeuty-two dollars and eighty eight Cents, and the
other for hundred and ninety eight dollars and
three and whereas, said mortgage was filed for
cord the Office of the Recorder of said county, on
the fifth day of March, A. 80 and recorded therein
Book g. on pages Coz and COB and whereas, default
has been made the paynen, OF said notes. and each
Is nov due and unpaid, in whole or IN part
Therefore notice is hereby gyen that IN pursuance
81 the power given aud by said mortgage, We, the
SAID Cameron kbrrhard, will Satui day, the TWEEN
'ie,h day of April, ID. lool at the hour OF Nv" III
CLOCK III the afternoon, the south door OF the couI-
~ court house in the city of Ottawa, in said county
sen at pubic auction, To the highest bidder for cash all
the rgi', title and interest aid John A. Koch
ana augusta Koch had in and said Lot four, and the
aPpuittEaces tlereuno belon ging the time Of the
execution aud delivery of saii mortgage Tor much
oi SAID real estate as may be necessary to pay all
costs and EXPENSES incurred and selling
said premises and also the principal interest du,
Oh said notes. john l. CAMERON
/ mar3ufw JOSEPH A. EBEKUAHD