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MORTGAGE sale.

NTHEREAs, Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w teth day Of December in the year Of our Lord
ore thousand eight hundred aud ffty-sK and
1sliVer TO the undensignej. Etlau Wetherbee a Ger.
tAin mortgage 40 secure the payment Of five certain
tIemssHy BStes in the said mortgage mentioned and
eetcrhed and barring even date Herewith which said
8Hfs1ge Sas filed for record in the Office Of the Re
1der VI viii County, in the State Of illinois, on the
tsenfieth day Of December, A. ID. 1856 and duy re-
.t.aed IN said ofice la Book 80, on page 7O5 And
.eianit having been made the payment Of four Of
- notes Ia said mortgage describ0d and the pay
ueit q which the said gage executed 10 Sc
ere towit, for the Of Twelve hundred and afty
eriiaTs each, and made payable respectively on the
Alst day OF January In each Of the years 1855 1853
~ And lsol, with interest payable annually and
gwen for purchase money Of the lard hereinafter es
fped, ($4192o Of principal, aud 1921 - of interest
ling Eight hundred dollars and sixty cents of prn
Hi and interest, which has been paid thereon and
- residue ofthe principal Of said notes, together
We the balanacs Of interest which has accrued there
20. being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given that
virtue OF the power and authority in the said mort
e Contained and for the purpose Of paying the res
ture OF the principal and interest Of the above .scr
90 notes, shall Saturday the nineteenth dav of
eoary, a D. 1901, at the hour OF tWo O'Clock in the
o. that day, at the north door of the Court
IN tue city Of Joliet, in the County af Will and
E.e OF illinois, sell at public yendue the pren,se, IN
I'D mortgage mentioned and described sitnatsd in
ne County OF VIII and State Of illinois, towit. sThe
nflth west quarter Of Section number Thirteen fIa1
,4 ,ne east ha OF the north quarter Of section
euAloer fourteen az, in Township thirty-aVa Is5l
Aosth Of Range niue (s) East Of the third prncinsi
Urrldan, containing Two hundred and for,y -.
upre OF less together with all and singular The ,s,s
l-nts' hereditaneEts, privileges and appurtrnance.
snoreunto belonging, in any wise appertainng "a
right and equity Of redemption Of the heirs assSnS
etcntors and administrators ofthe said Charles MAJ
tat~s, to the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN wETHERBEE, Mortgage
F4Eu ELwooD, Att'ys.
Iolict. January a 1871 ooo
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S A n F o 4 DIS
FAMILY
CAT HARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED PROM

COMPOUNDED PROM
PURE vEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PUT Up N
GLASS CASES Air tight, and will keePin any climate
The FAMILY CA THARTIC PILL l. gen
tie but active Catiartic ~ which the proprietor las
used In hispractiee more - than twenty years
The constantly incrcAs - ing demand from those
who have long used the Pins and the isfaetiou
which al express in re- gard their uss. has in
dueed me to place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well = know the different Cath
artics act ON diiersnt - portions of the bowel.
The FAMILY CAIHAh- IIc PHI has. with ia. ref
this well estal- - li-led fact been c,t.-
pouned from n variety - .Of the purssf Yrzrtal lie
Extracts. which - like on every part u the
alimentary canal and :. are good and safe In all
cases here Cathartic IL ne.tesi. sueh A. DK-
RASGENIs Of the STOn- = Acu, SLEErrxEss PAtx aud
soRNEss the whole body. fnom sudden Guild
which frequently. II ne x neglected. eud IN a long
OF Fever. Loss Of : APPETITE caEEPfxs sly
EATIOS Of Coin the body, EGsTLETxxIss. HEAr.
ACHE, W-ight In the head, all IxFLannsTuHT
DISEASES, WoENs i'm Children or Adults RrEt1.
NAIIsN. a great PIEiFI- N Of the BLOuD and many
diseases "a which nesh l. heir too sufn-rt,,, "a
mention IN this adver = tisctnent. DOsL. to 3.
Price 3 Dimes.
THE LIVER INNlGOEATOE AND FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS allied by Drgzgist- generally
and sOd wholesale by the TRADE In all lare towns
ct. W. SANFORD. VI. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
33s broadway NeW York.
Sid in Joliet by J. II. Brown Z. NJ Hray, &c. m
)" 'Prun aud J NeCAnn (sept I5-si5Iy
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RELIEF TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS PULMONiC WAFERS!!

The Original Medicine Establish in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
uame of "PULMoNIc WATERS" in this or any other
country; all other Pumonic Waters counterfeIts
The genuine be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped each Wafer.
BRYAS's PULMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
BRYAS's PULMeNIo WAIVERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAS's PULMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pulmoinc Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uvula aud Tonsils.
BTyRns Pulmohic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryau's PumOnic Waters
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions.
Bryan's Bulmonic Waters
Are adapted to vocalsts and public speakers.
Bryan's PulmOnc Waters
Are in a simple form and pleasant TO the taste. Not
only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Are
warranted To give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object to give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, ". Y.
Sold by J. II. BRowN Joliet and all other Druggists
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Netu AObsrtlssmsnts.
sTATEMENT

STATEN ENl
NFthe affairs Of the MERCHANTS AND DRoyERs BANK
Of Illinois, located at Joliet as they existed on the
arst Monday Of jan. A. D. 1851.
LIABILITIES AMOUNT. TOTAL
0I sseors itUsH q pi law, w $4,000 90
Amt Of debts owing by the asaociar
e1n, alton ''-' 10000 50
Amount due depositors, ooolV OIL
Amt OF notes bills in cir.
COLLATION.. 63,l42 90
Les. amount on hand, 1,OloOO 62l32 90
Surplus, so,.no,o s''i>' l. f''''s0 10
Stock deposited security for
Real estate none
Notes ofother Banks on hand, 2, 14o 90
Amt Of debts owing to the asso-
citation, other than loans and 1912 IS
specie is .. hand, sl2s "a
Loans discount Il see attchedlist)
s BanTer.' 1920 II
Suspended debt,
Cash Items, RsssS 81 4Jd3sO %
srArE OF ILLINOIS, 81,
WILL COUNTY,
We William Smith, President aud
T. McDougau Assistant Cashier, do solemnly swear
rhat the foregoing fun and correct statement Of the
Effars Of the Merchants DrUvcrs Baak OF Illinois,
A. D. 1851, to the best Of our knowledge and helief
Signed, WI. SMITH, President
J. T. McDOUGALL. Asst Cashier
Subscribed and Sworn 20 before me this9
18th day OF Jan, A. d. 1861.
W. C. WOOD, Notary Public.
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NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY, IND.

Ills Institution favorAhiy known % the puhile Tor
Il the last sixteen yaars b. able % sr rr.s.~r
lhhocetents than ever before. In Consequence a
recent improvements The Coer. buiidin.5. oan -
e'innsotsis two hundred ans hfty l..arier. "a !.
l"e healthy ana dclihtiul iooation Garnet b. fsrd
IL y situated Sauth Pend % m. Ni-li.., -
ern r. ", within a few hour travel a an - s-l-f
pal cities f
TERMS
nntrsnse Pc, $500
DoctoI's fee and Medicine. st,g
Tuition in the Euglish Course sl5s % r-r .,,,,.
Latin and Greek. extra. 200 - =
Spanish. Ifsiion, Preneh and Ger
nisn. each, faoa
Instrumental Musis, so0o
Drawing. 100 :.
Calisfhenirs. 80 I.
Tee of Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. 1ooo
Payments tot made haifve.rlv. In .5v.,,.
Nov s,Is0o. -.
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THE IRREPRESsiBLE CONFLICT
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fox,s

will state to my lends and the publicin general
In Justice TO myself that Of our citizens bv the
nane OF Edward Savage who processes TO be what he
does has caused to be published such an
about o. fox's Git Book Store and Brass Jewelry.
De yes think much Of such man who trys to in
gure one Eho never in any way tried injure him!
IL Is aoting than jeaiosy in business matters
Now will state that for the past three years my
Miscellaneous book trade, and such presume has
been the case With Mr. Savage's, has been very small
searsely nothing TO speak Of And where has the
trade gomez To Now York and Philadelphia, to the
Giit Book store OF Evans, I'd in protection to myself
when was in New York made arrangements with
Publishers for Books very low rates and made ar
rangemens with of the largest publishing houses
In New York to get me catalogue, which has been
published. Now will state my friends and custo
mOrs OF the Western States that have as fine Gold
Jewery as any honse has and the largest, finest and
best selected stock Of gay keuse in the City.
In few days shall receive a ver- fine addition 20
my present stock IN the way of Silver Tea Sets, Gold
Watches Silver Watches and all kinds of the best
elected stock, and all parties buying books from me
viii give theRa rs cent off Of my Catalogue which
do net wish to take their gift Ny Gift Book business
isoeRdG cited on dfierest Plan from other houses
AT the time the gift is given will show them the
blank book III which The gift is written ia black ink
and numbered TO correspond with the number the
goods and Specifying the article, and If they
satisfied with their gifts will take of % per cent
lr m what they paid 1or the books, and will guarantee
all q my patrons THAT they will be well satisfied
Call at o. Fox's and buy your Holiday Presents. /
have hne stock OF Children Ladies and Gents Furs
and aside from Books what is there useful than
furs III this claaatef Csa7 carly before the
crowded, a. Always Is On Holidays. Now is the time
TO make your selectiens and will sell you all kinds
which keep lower than ans other house.
O. FOX
Joliet, Dec. %, 1850. n2su
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THE INV ALID'S HOME.
III. KNAPP, vi. d,
FORNEKIT or n. Y, mas oPESEDAS
N F i r. MI A r. Y.

N III n
IN CHICAGO, ILL.
ON new system, which embraces the most approv-
" ed methods Of treating Diseases In this OF any
other country. All fsmals Diseases. Lang Disease
Cancers and Rheumatism, s,caf diseases trcatsd
has had ulore exPerince greater than the
Doctor. Hs consultations. for years have Averaged
nom i've % six thousand year. The following die
EASES which are pronounced fnciaIc by the Medical
Faculty generally, treated with in In
stitution All nervous and neur4igse Anecfion- die
eases OF women, all forms Of scrufia dyspepsia con
stpation akin diseases, cancercus aud Tulercuio1.
AnectOhs, Including pulmonary consumption, rheuma-
tsm, ParAyss epilepsy, Asthma salt rhrum. remit
tent and intermittent frvers the diseases % ehdren
cess In the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cures
Without the knife lie treats successfully, On q new
method, all the dif-sscs Of the EYE and EAR
Remember. the dl-tor ines not prr1nse TO cure an
stages Of Diseases While diseases cuRAHLE. n
taken In -son al s-kSsz Your case NAV D.
e''rahie ths week. not next-to day, not tomorrow:
hence, the danger ofdelsy.
The Building pleantly located spacious and will
aeoomnIO ate several hundred patients. No will
be received where there any doubts Of a cure OF
rri-f The test nurses only employed who. With the
pS sicta". VIE make all fcal ~ home that Put them
selye- unt"I the care % his Institution
TEEMS--frun 10 hftern dollars per week. fnrari-
atty IN aaRos No patient taken for n les term than
one month. eau he satisfied % the benefit
they may receive In Chronic Diseases In lees time
Many patients, who not able o. IN. Iufr-
mary. can be successfully treated 'me which will
cost from ten 90 fifteen dollars per month.
All le tiers, iBclosBg letter stamp. addressed 90
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from A " tooPn
Office us south Clark ST. Clark and Monroe sts
sept. Ia, lstO- Misty
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there will be meeting Of the
Will County Medical Society, at DR.. Bailey's Office
In Joliet on Thursday, Gath INST, at o'clock VI.
All regular Physicians in the County are invited to be
FIX. BAILEY President.
Joliet. Jan. %, 1861.
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MARRIED

n thS,eftv On the lith inst by P. W. Weber, ESD
Mr. a NEYT 10 Miss c. wrDs bOtf Of this city.
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EeN


" ~ ~ l.. ~. IL.
1860. Winter Arrangement. 1860.
ON and after Nov. 10th, Trains this road will
" leave Joliet follows:
TRAINS EASTWARD:
Joliet Accommodation, 745A NJ
Day Express and Mail, 4o5 VI
Night Express, 2.45 A NJ
TRAINS WESTWARD
Day Express and Mail, lbs A NJ
Night Express, l40A NJ
Joliet Accommodation arrives 700 p NJ
Fare to st. Louis, first class, including meals and
Berths Steamers. $500.
Through Tickets to all the principal Eastern points,
and by all the different routes.
JOHN y. TRACY, General Sup't
W. L. ST. JOHN, Gen. Ticket Agent.
April 10ly H. N. MARSH, Agent, Joliet.
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'ARELs ELvooD, Att,ys.
solict. January 8, 1861. 400
p ETE TIVE OFFICE.

n 4 T v e o r + Z
IL Undersigned are prepared to act as Detectives.
- securing strays stolen property.
INN nloatons will be held strictly con iden tial
- omSe one Soor north Of the p. o. where ali
49, nav ~ ~, Of persons and property sought
1edFess y o. Box No. y, Joliet, M
GEO. y. MARVIN AGO
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SS-READ the Advertisement of DR.. SANF0RD'S
Liver lnvgorator, and CathArtic Pills, in other
column.
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NOTICE.

3 IL persons indebted TO John Weber, either by
"A note or book account requested TO make
mediate payment ~ the under signed and save cost.
P.W. WEBER, Assignee.
4 Joliet, Jan % 1861 81 3w
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FOR DIS
LIVER INVIG0RATOR,

Price one dollar per Bottle.
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COOK, STONE q Co,

Agents for North Western States.
I24 Lake Street, (up Stair Chicago.
Nov. 20. 1850. molly
, 1861-09-11
KENTUCKY LEGIsLATUHE,
Eec6asIon Resolutions of the RadRcah
SENATOR

Mr. johnson, the Secession member Of the
Senate from Padoca b, offered the following
1eeolutions, which emhody the principles Of
the Secession Peaee party IN this State:
Reaozred 'y tAe General assembly Of the Com
,eon.oeaAh 81 Kentueky' TIT the sense o., Of
unequiTocally expressed at the polls, s1gnif3-
ing their viii that the state shall be maintain.
Cd in her chosen attitude Of neutrality toward
the respective beligerents, in the deplorab1e
war now raging between the Federal and Con
federate States.
for rcr against either beligerent, nor grant
men or m sney to either, and that she assumes
the amor aud attitude OF uentIA, not only
to preserve peace within her own borders, but
to hold hereeH in position and readiness to IN
terposa her medtatoriA offices betWaen the
be1ligerenta, IN o1der to restore peace and final
sdjustment of disrupted questions which have
20 long disturbed, distracted aud divided the
! ResoIred, That Kentucky viii not suffer eth
| er be11igerent to maintain encsupments WITH
| IN her boundaries, or to march forces tafougt
her territory destined for hostile attack o! ont
| psrty against the other; and that al such en
campments and forces be required Immediately
to ditpe1se or remove without the nmt@
the s!ate, and that none such be permitted Il
! return hereafter.
Reso1ped, That the Governor be and he \
Eereby, empoWered to employ whatever W taln
taty force Of the State he may deem necessar!
to ENFORCE respect to the position Of the Stat
assumed in tie foregoing resolutions, aud IT
! pei aDy violation thereof,
Reaared, That It is the deliberate opinion Q
the General Assembly, that 1t Il neither pEas
ucsble nor desirable to coeree the 8o1ther
8tates BY force Of a1ms to become unWiffin
membeis Of Union which cza only exist m
csn OILY be ptrpetuated by the voluntary =
seut OF the States competing It, and that taer'
fore that the exist1pg war ought to heian,
dlately stopped:
Reselted, That the Comnittoe On Federal Z
lsfio1a sdufre into the fact wtether the M
e1ryice to azy portloa Of the state ct Ke,
tpeky ha bsea Suspended OF wtthdfax1
exter Of the .FedezN 9oseExanat; md III
der resort by bill Of othsrwise. -
| Hseleed, That this Gsnefa~ ASSEMBLY kas
, 1861-09-11
.af1f7npf Of Rebel Sailors to Cap.
tas7c q Passenger Ship.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
THLY ARE BROUGHT 10 NEW FORK

IdA4 A6A 4huuddl ~ NEW 1Vdh.
From the n. Z. Commercial Advertiser, Saturday
The chip Reso1ute, Capt. Thomas +. Free
man, arrived this morning from Liverpool,
with The whole crew in q state of mutiny.
The circumstances in this case are Of the most
aegraEatjng character, and show how TAR Becea-
zion principles have been engrafted upon the
feelings Of many who have been brought un-
der its influence The crew Of the R:soluse
left NeW Orleans some months ago to avoid
being drafted into the military Organizations
then forming in that city. Tney went to Liy-
c1poo1 in Southern ship. and then left her:
During their stay ~ liverpool, they talked
and when their means were exhausted they
shipped on board the Resolute, with the deter
minatiop, it is alleged, Of either capturing the
ship themselves, or in the event Of filling in
with q pri7steer to take such measures as
would result In the ship falling info the hands
Of the pirates.
They kept their plans secret until they were
well at sea, and then began to talk def1antly
and openly ayoW their sympathy with the Sc
cesslon cause. Every day their conduct be
1sst they made their boasts that they
would take the ship when they thought prop.
et. Capt. Freeman became alarmed for the
eafety Of his vessel, and made preparations to
resist them ehou1d they attempt to take the
Etip. TIE passengers were informed Of the
f"ClAtlt1Ou VI aA71!os aAS! t0 uaA 1SooAtcA W
etand BY the captain and officers Of the ship.
To Put any Of the crew in irons would have
been the signal for the uprising Of the re-.
mainder, and this course, under the circum
stances, Was Of courfe abandoned, and the
officers Of the ship we're obliged to put up
| with tie most insulting language and behavior
| from this band of pirates.
| In addressing each other the sailors would
eay, "Ccme here, sou rebels, and haul On the
main Brace" or, when an officer spoke to
them, they would say, "Don't you hear thRt
Liacolnite calling out ?" No order was
promptly obeyed, and for the entire passage
did this piratfcal crowd work On board of the
ship as they pleased.
/ Captain freeman had resolved, In the event
| Of falling in with rebel vessel, to clap On al
sail and If possible run her down, and thus en-
| Geavor to eink the enemy, and, at the SAINT
time, should the crew rise, to take such meas
1res as would preclude the possibility Of thei1
doirg any further mischief.
But no such fate befel the ship OF crew, anG
the Resolute came into the lower bay las
nightf anchored, and ,csme up from her an
chorage this morning with co1o1s halfmas
ard union down.
Shortly after her anchor was let 60 Sergean
Holland, Of the Harbor police, boarded he1
btrths, refusing even to furl the sails. He i'm
| ru1i{1feIv oTtafna3 fha facfe f~orr tha Fa rfoi,
, 1861-09-11

nj OltTGAGE 8ALE.-PubIio mo-
|I t1ce 1s terspy given that By 7irtus Of tas
powers Of Esle cortan ed In two tnccutufes OF Mort
gage executed ard delivered to the Undersigned.
y lllia1n D. Scott tE Sylvester Lid snd Eliza oFan
4 D:,H md recorded ia the ointa Of t:e CicFk g
County in TIE state Of illinoie IN B7qs % ot Mort
9osk; ore Of saia Me1tgs beI:g EEaa t. secq5s m
The SUN ef Five polar. DE o. the 1874 day
tn PET cent per annrn paEaes sent ana1s'z q s5s
and the other 1t satd being to secure thd
principal FUN Of Five Thousand DollazA due On ths
t9Ih dsy OF JAY L. D. 1sGi, with Interest Rafd
at the rate ten per cent per annur, payasle send
annually the place aforesaid shal tae :st day
Of September, 4. D. 1851. At tbs north door cf the
Court Hous. In the City OF Chicago sAl4 County a
Cook SID State Of lunrl at the hour Of ten O'Clock
in the forenoon Of Said day offer for eale and saA 1t
public .ue. much ss Dsy be necessary II 7ay
tad Indebtedness ntereet sud eJpen Of sa1e q tao
following described preIis.s to nit :-Tha NORTH
Store In 1inds New BLOCK on the Forth twenty four
ca feet Of Eharfng Lots numbered tXeaty lane
co., thirty {S0l and tbI1ty E3i} CT Bra31e75
Tey Of na1tg Lots In the Original Town Of
aod knoWn EoFe particularly ~ number twenty Mar.
ktt street, eefault having been made in the 81! mont
Of the principal Bum secured b: sail mortts9sss
and aso II last half years interest upon aid sums
respectfully, WILLIAM D. bC0rT, HortgAxee.
By 4 r. willard. his Attorney IN fact
BIoDGETr l. WINSTON. Att'ys- au11 1g81fd
, 1861-09-11

TRUD1EEC SA:E.-T heeeaa,
Il E.Ery waller aad sarae 3. Wsl1er his #1+a. AKA
cutsG and Gs17ere: to !. Younz Ss.:nnon, csIsa31
deed Of trust GATED March l::h, A. D. l51d, acd
corded IA the c9ce Of the Recorder Of ok County
ilin, Il. the 18th day OF Marc = D. iS1 IA BOOK
1eS Ct Daece at Page 2ta co1va5faE srta!1 lots Ct
land and premtse tEere described IN tEust TO 81
trr5r dee afecned: asd waero 81 t. was pEosi3ed y
paid deed thsti default shoud be Mada b7 esd
Henry Waller eait lutes Ed 15ts-est aa t.e7
Ek1ulc 7e.p.cf7ely become due .ccofdinE to tee5=
terror and fleet then- o. application OF H1n7AnE g
SaE EA 1t. e. 9F i2s
of SID pr:Ee-s or acy pa:t tssref AID ~ r14st3
benefit nd :q:!ty OF rede--.c2 Of add Waller d
VIE, III: II feu5 assEEs thtl.1. Ii 1fanLe eF Fs-
ectibed n sad dee.; AID. wherea6. certain t1ata1
ments Of interest en- said notes has. fao1 Gus aaa
dsfan!t hss - ea u:ae: oy r:a H5er{ .asT IT. !. p.5.
the ia d9 and Bala Interest has not bee1 pMa
selpcke) TIE legal hoiders Of sad notes hsve mado
alton to said SceGlnn to ADVERT % for ssle ard
SELL cerse Ct :8d preisel ccrd1E to TIC Pro-
vis4' rs OF sal, 6ced Il trnRt
Ecw. t2sr-fore. Ecttce Is hereby Eiys1 that taa
ea1d J. Ycucg S"sm2.on Mil1 OF t1e Twenty Etzat1
d4T Of September, L. D. 81, Il. the hour Of ts7
O'Clock III tae forenoon st the north door ct the Court
Eoase T. ths eiT O cn':a3; II Geek cea1ty nipo.
AID best price the sac n 6r II cash tie pre- nisss
aforesaid v,th all right re1edt aad eu"tu frsdemp.
ton OF said Henry Waller and ff3 therein valca add
PR mises ttuate In the County OF Cook and Stats
Of illinois, and described IS fol3Ea: LOTS 9unbeEe6
!. rs II Eluck S: and rct a. IN Block 4; - ID 3Wt0
4 McAnier's ubcl, lsion of the uorh h; ot taa
sorth half Q. tbs wcst half Of tie n. t. 4 Of Sec a.
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