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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-19

y. MI . W a m M
Successor to3urge swann,)
VIII OLEs ArsE GROCER
AND 44tER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Corner College stad Church streets,
NAs1VILLEb TENNESSEE.
uAs now in store s5ge and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries Liquors, 6cA and will continue to receive in
large quantities during the son. His stock in store con-
ssts in part as fOlloSs,vE
sugars.
200 hhds Louisiana Sugar, Ice ebbls LoyerngsD. R.,
Crushed 25 boxes r Loaf
$50 do Small Loaf coffee.
500 bags prime Rio, so bsgsprine Laguyra,
100 do o. G.5avs. ,,.,
500 y de do IS packages st. Louis.
Sundries.
400 Y do do 800 do bar Soap,
So 6zs Tallow Candles, Is bags Spice,
Soc bis Sf New Tp York and ROsen-9O0 casks Soda,
50 sack. asis Raee Ginger, So DO Indigo
9 cases Dutch Madder, 20 tcs fresh Rice,
900 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 ness Painted Tubs,
LIQUORS.
100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward & Carys do
so do Robertson co do I25 do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy ~ 90 40 NeWsom 40
3 do Louis La Berton do SO do julius H. Smiths Old
20 bbs Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY,
25 do Blackberry do casks CataWoa Brandy,
M do Peach do 40 bbls Grape do
40 Is casks seignetts dc Is DO Ginger do
Is bbls Rum Gin, ~ DO apple DO
10 casks Sherry Wine, - csks selgnette DO
25 bbls Malaga do 10 bbs Holland Gin,
IS kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, pints, Is casks MADEIRA Wine,
o5 bTs White Vine 20 do Old Port do
$50 bbs fresh Ale varisus 10 bbls do Ginger do
brazds 25 baskets Champagne, pts
25 bxs Claret Wine, and quarts,
20 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
eOO bz Va assorted brands Tenn brands,
100 do Ky. do $50 do Mo. do OF
rs, 600 Imported Cigars, lOOOOn Domestic Cigars
feb2-tf J. M. SWAMI
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION =
COMBS g. MARTIN.
Church street, below POst-Offse.
TO sHIPPERs.

CR0SSS.TIES WANTED.
yENHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
4 to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOSs-1tes' 9feet
long inches Thick hewn, face at place not
less than inches clear bark to be sound to be deliver
ed at the grade line Of the road in Nashville -.
The contractors want to contract for 3OsOOO nte
Post Oak Ties the size above, to be DELIVERIES
Oh the line piles from section IA to section "a
enough on each section to supply the same ii,
wishing bid will direct to the President snd Drcc
ors of the Nashville Forth Railroad Company
Nashville Tenn 'uDr"
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LOST.
A BONNET BOX, marked Mrs Mitchell liberal
IA CIV KENNEDY.
10 ., Omnibus Agent.
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JAMES Low & co.

A GOOD second hand Buggy and Harness for sale
a BENZ SHIELDS & CO.,
iane-tf No. 81 College street.
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ERESH NEAL.
EFOr Rent.

TENHE dwelling house lately occupied by Gov h 5. f1ss
Foore, on Vine street. between Church sad Union #i HI
streets For particulars enquire Of L Gtalscock st -
Rvans & Co. ueel--1
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EDWARDS. HARRIS q CO.,

(succxssoRs EDWARDS, eILKkKsoS & SoJ
rTIII continue the Wholesale Grocery. Forwarding and
M omon business the old stand corner Coiiege and
cyyxA .n. Sc julyl5-d
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Gee gasghilIs anipn anS Smsritan

TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A souARr
IN TIE DAILY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

SUNDAY Excursions IN WAR TIME.-Thoagh come
what reduced in numbers, Sunday excursionists still
flock in great force 10 the suburbs wherever public
conveyances afford them an opportunity. Across the
Barclay, Canal, and Christopher streets ferries TO Ho
boken, Sundays usually witness the passage of 5000
900 people and as many returning. To Fort Lee
and intermediate places there are two boats running
the Iulse and Hunt-each capable OF carrying from
400 to 800 people, and upon an average taking about
half that complement three times during the day, going
as well returning. The Coney Island boat Naushar
makes three trips and always crowded. Its capacity
is about 800.
The steamboat Croton takes 700 people to the Fish
ing Banks starting at 9, aud returning at 5 o'clock.
The little steamboat Ceres frequently goes 20 Roeka-
away with several hundred people who take pleasure,
in sea fishing. At Coney Island the Newark boat
Thomas p. Way, regularly meets the Nanshsu, and
many avail themselves Of the opportunity to ride oven
the quiet and beautiful Newark Bay In addition,
there many regular boats running to various points
of the Lower Bay Staten Island, Long Island Sound,
and to Weehawken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02

DELEGATES TO DEMocRArIc STATE CoSyESIIof
FROM WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY-The Delegates to the
Second Assembly District Convention TO nominate
Delegates TO the Democratic State Convention 10 be
held at Syracuse the 4th ns met at the old Court
House, White Plains on Saturday last: Mr., j. G..
Dudley Of Greenburgh was chosen President, and Geo
W. Smith OF Rye and Charles Purdy of North Castle
were appointed Secretaries. DR.. Alexander Bruen OF
Scarsdae and tue Hon. Jacob b. Odell of Greenburgh
were elected Delegates to the State Convention.
with f. G. Sutherland Of White Plains and John Z,
Marshal of Rye as Altenates. John w. Mills OF
White Plains was elected Delegate to the Judicial
Convention of the Second Judicial District. At the
close OF the business proceedings Of the Convention,
E. w. Andrews, esq, OF White Plains, made an Of
fectiye Union speech.
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THr CHURcHEs.-Yesterday, being the first Sunday
in September, number of the churches in this city
and in Brooklyn which Lad been closed for a short
season, were reopened. In many of them, which had
not been closed the stated pastors resumed their pull
pits. Several of the leading churches yet closed
or their pastors are absent from the city, In Brooklyn
it was expected that tie Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
wouldhave preached yesterday andarge crowdspOured
over 10 Plymouth Church to hear him. but, owing to
Mr. b. being q sufferer by very severe sore throat,
be remained at home, in consequence Of which ar
assemblage that would have made two OF three mag
niicent congregations obliged to disperse. Next
Sunday both Mr. BeecLer and Dr. Cheever are ex-
pected to resume their labors in their respective
churches.
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ANOTHER sECEsSIONIsT.
THE COURIER DIES ETATs- UyIs.


To ,ls Editor If The ". j. Ty.bs1.
SIR: In your paper of Saturday, find petition di-
rected ",o the L. s. Marshal for tho Southern Dis
trict Of New.York" with few names attached to it,
the purpor of which ia to ssk that The Courier dee
EtasUais be suspended under pretense Of s seees-
,onist" proclivites, and Of its hostility TO the
North"
Tie COurriethas been published oyer thirty.three
years, without giving rise during that long period to
the least objection 70 far ass loyalty aud Independence
ia concerned For the last eight years has been I'M
der the present management and our Giles will show
what course we have constantly pursued. We are
warranted in saying that no other newspaper has more
conscientously pointed tho dangers Of Secession and
to ito evil consequences none certainly has more
strongly deprecated the dissolution Of the Union Now
that this calamity has come upon the country, differ
from the Administration as 20 the Of bringing
about the reconstruction of the Confederacyi are
among those who believe in negotiation than in
force and war 10 obtain that end But nevertheless
wish ardenty for IT, and more sincerely perhaps than
many one who boasts Of bis /" Unionism."
NV present object, however, is not to enter into
defense Of our position. merely wsnt to call your
attention to the true character Of tie petition" above
referred to. Had you taken the trouble Of looking
carefully lilo tne btAnunS VI tuo eBueie yVu HhSh'
easily have found oat that it belongs TO that class VI
contemplate attempts at denunciaton by which old
hatred seeks to revenge itself in time of political
troubles The real aim OF tho petitioner" 10 by no
means TO address the United States Marshal but TO
cite if possible, public passion and prejudice against
u.s. Mobbing, not suspension is what they have in
view and had you understood their object, yOu would
never am sure have lent your columns to such base
and unlawful provocation.
How far the "petiton represents any part Of what
may be called "the French citizens Of New-York,
you can readily ascertain by cursory examine
ton of the names affixed 10 il, Net ten Of them are
traceable to any regular VOCATION the most prominen.
in the list found TO be Wooster street cobbof and
few Mercer snd Crosby street tavernkeepefs'
As we wish not 10 remain under the odium OF ihe
base and calumnious mpntation drown upon u.s. ana
as msuy of your readers probably do not understand
The French language trust you will give this ie''eF
o place in your next number
senain, Sir, your most o6edens ssIynn%
Publisher Of TIE Courier dec Lia'' V1s
seq York September !, IssL
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NARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. 80.
Arrived.

Steamship Cstinst Fr) Favre. from cruise sosthwSa
Ship Manchester Tra'k Liverpool Jaiy a. md'e and ~ P'
ship Pstes Honry Moore, London and I's Of Wight JS,
S Ss v. y w. '0'' % :" ''''~
20 ps 10 Williams Ciun. Aug lat long. 49, spoke shp
m bound Aug M .s q long 10 10 - os :c
ali blown ia pieces mairmsst gone feet above The deck
she had large the quarterback broad vide ,esi
Se be w,.eOsssd and i had nc' BEEN sss
abandoned blowing gale at tue the a,s nGs s1sd s
s DSs,d mel Dunh4 Dnnon. signal Aug IS ia, 8 long =.
.ysipS spoke 6shoE schr Lowell OF msfoehesd weeks cat
Wa 1000 n during @ Ss1s pe and Ss sI .Vs
french bark Isaginlin L. Blond With eoSe h,L July 4.
ss Srssks, 6s tSh be e receiving confusion
the head. Aug 20, 2;io p ~ passed screw steamer
ions 90 80 ps,.ed steamship Psr.. bound B. Also 's"
BARI Gan Eden (of BoO,hbay) Aud ssga IS day., sosnk
c. G. DUNCAN Co. Aug IS. OF Ab,eocub, spoke sSs
6ost r. b. FORBES on cruise The g. e. put into Lie p'r i'f
ssr. Alamo, aodey Liverpool day, coal to w.ism.n
DimOn Co. Avg IS lat e. long 81 ~ HGnaeo '''
Bsti scio follsu.bes London July ballast 20 j. o. S.s
Co. Aug. II passed Cape Race have had hsn' ''''
Bah Ieversnd odeaJ s,Almsn, Liverpool "a days. SAT-"
hGsTs s ,h,., tso,n Sanchez Hsvars dsys In b'
TO G. Msrti Co; anchored IN Lower Quarantine. al, "a Io
schi Eqn.tor OF AOaIy Esa'H'rs Ssio ca@Ss,sd
schr C. Cook BIB BrSsn. b smscspSS as Albany
schr Emma Hotchkiss futile, Boston iVi H'''"'
schr Brave Lowell Boston Tor Albany
Schr Glide Lowell Boston for Albany
schr J. g. Myors, Mitchell, Providence.
schr p.rkeit, Downs, New Haven, ballast ~,
sohr J. anderson Hemingway, Providence, oshAsh
ST. Corneis Noyes. Albany for Baltimore NJ Lii,
seIf Princess, Lowell, Boston days md's. 70 D. W.
schr. NewYort, Goode Boston days mdse to j. u D'
schr Maria Pile % masts Van Pe Key West days. ''
steamer Po.Omsk, Kye. New Bedford, md's and p'''
master. -, p,n,,L. H. "a Loper d
stesmer Delaware Ashmore Trenton. N. j. md'e' 70 H.
Steamer ospay Ksnnsy. Providence, ndss to Ld"ss ~"
BFIOW-ships Cynosure Harris Liverpool Al Gays TT,
Vol HAMBURG AZ days Forest City, Alworhy ola.so"
i6, Zen bark Otts Dsnnemann. Bremen JAY ~ A''
bark unknown
WIND-supss., South
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n1ners. They left this city Thursday, June 10, by

Turner'S. They left this city Thursday, June 10, by
the steamer State of Georgia The Tuners, it viii be
remembered, constituted great, social educational
qymnastic aud semi-miltarY popular society, TO which
every German, of whatever rank, 30 he be OF good
moral character, is expected to belong
THE UNION COAST GUARD
The Union COast Guard, formerly tho Naval Brigade,
also accompanied the expedition. The following were
the officers:
Col wardop OF Mnssschuets Leut Col Maggi Virginia
Major Halliday q Newfork AdIgagt bse' Of ~ RbS
Ouarermaser Noyes Of New York Surgeon Hooper u ~
Leland, Assistant Surgeon Clark Of Massachusetts NJ,
Company A-Capt. Nixon lst Lieut. Rome, "a Lleut vs..
Company B-Capt Hurst LIST Lieut. liIotson oil Ne"'ee'
Company C-Capt Clark Of New Jersey lat Lieut.. Ryan OF
Company Dep Mcintyre, IL. Lieut. Mirsns, I'd Lieut.
Mitchell
COmT.ly E-Capt Hart Of Massachuse' lat Lieut. Bates Of
Company FCap; Nebahr 1st Lieut. MlwOOd Of DissSet Of
Colpmbis, ID Lieut. Cauey
Donough. =,
ComPsny H-Cspt Walter johnson, l.t Lieut. Daily, I'd
Lieut.. WIN. Williamson.
The fleet consisted Of the frigates Minnesota and
Wabash, the sloop-ofwar Pawnee, the gunboats Mon
ticello and Harriet Lane, the steamers Adelaide and
Geo. Peabody, two propellers and number Of schoOn
ere. barges and other small craft. The Quaker City
was also induced. The vessels carried over 100 guns
and about 4 900 men in ALL
The following ia the list Of officers on board the gun
boat Monticello:
Commander Maxwell Woodruff Lieutenant and Executive
Officer, John q. Walker Assistant Paymaste Pelham w
Anes; Assistant Surgeon Samuel ID. Flags trs Assistant En-
gnesr P j. Msrsi Acting Masters, Charles J. Msrshran De
Ray -; Third Assistant Engneersl John H. ANTS Elisha
Harsen sebastian Coers william ~ Sspmea Geo. AsRs @
John T. Jones, Ohm Daley, Andrew Il. Lengworthy'
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u.rl.f.-Reoorted Bv Jslegrayh.

ALBISY Aug. 3l-PLoUR dull WHEAT salable in small lois
q O5 for Red State 81 d for White Michigan: Oars IN
st supply h demand State $780, shost No sales
Corn Offering shoat. WHnG1ssles yesterday afsr
noon 46l bbls l63c. to-day, $50 bbs at b4cdl Oe
SoTHY srEp: sale. at ~ bush Received by Central
Railroad for York-56 b0ls OIL 3i6 bbls. Hshwses ~
bb Pork 40 bb Flour 10 bses Wool 10 hhds Tobacco
46 BAGS Wheat for Boston ard the Eas2l3 bales Wool
bbs Flour q bb Hghwnes shipped by tows TO New ioiL
Aug. 3O-60yO bush. Corn, $500 bush Wheat HVoo puh
Oat. B. 900 BUSH Feed, LOCO bush. Malt.
OswEGO. Aug. 6L-FLoUR dull. WHEAT quiet; sales rs
night eco bush. No. Chicago Spring at 96086c Corr nee
at sec. CASAL REsHTs steady Flour re- Wheat &c. CT
to LAKE fMPOkrs-29,OO bush Nbeet
bnsh Corn CANAL ExPoRrs-377 bblI Flour, S,OoO bush
Wheat, 1900 bush Corn
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nIRD,


ARCHER-on Sunday Sept Eliza widow Of James ATshsr,
In the 18th OF her - 49,,
Tbs nnersl service will he'd in the First Pesbytess
Church Filth avenue and Eleventh street At O'Clock On
ruaslty the 80 a. Her friends aud those OF her broths
William and jaime, W Gerard, RESPECTFULLY invited "
attend.
EYDE-On Sunday Sept l. Stephen Hyde aged 6 years
The and also the Father hattneS
Olive Branch ard Neptune Division 8. Of IT, and all etnei
Tempe friends respectfully requested 10 saend n
ouo al On Tuesday Sd last o'clock from is ATE fsa
d,uce No. 1873 Prince street, without further notice
PARKER-In this city Sunday Sept i, OF consumption
Gains Parker In the sch year Il bis age.
The sliVss and friends attend bis uer. or
TUESDAY afternoon O'Clock, az the house OF M W. d
BORDEN No. $40 Third
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THE FLEET TO CAPE HATTERAs.

The Fleet which called from Chesapeake Bay Last
Monday carried with il the 9th and 10Th New-fork
Volunteer Regiments and the Union Coast Guard, for
merly the New-York Naval Brigade. We add the List
Of ofhcers in each Of these regiments.
NINTH REGIMENT (ZouAyEs) n. Y VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel Rrsn C. H.wsIs Lieut. Colonel George Bets
Me- Ldyyin A. Klmba Adlusnt James w Evans; Quar-
a,er Henry NJ Elliott IT,. Psym.,er, Thomson Nc
Ersth Chaplain, Conway Surgeon, James H. Humphreys
comrsny s~c.pt.in Andrew Grsh,mi Fir. Lieutenant
chre Child second L',pa .l i h9,0' F L,u,.n.D
GEO Bops second suisus6 Ths. aartbsom.w.
yo SS'r:I Emit S. ssSoad Lisssasn, jons aeas
Company pcsR:T b,' Trs Psr ff'' Lieutenant
Company E~Csptsn, Adolph Ii BsiIri First Lieutenant
Jonn b.ts, second Lsg,snt Nm bIs First Lieutenant
j. X. fsJieyi Second Legtenant w d. rIe,c'.,S. 4,
mar p " .bst.r; Ac,inr second Lieutenant, -
Company HtsptSn, JOSEPH G. Rod.ngus, Fir. A'uten'
GoUpasy i-Csptsin & w. Copcutt; first Lieutenant -
Ros". second Lieutenant, John h. Fleming
. Gone ssespd h LisStsasat j. p Doughty
The Hawkins Zouayes were special favorites in this
city. For ,ome time they were qusrtered at Castle
Garden They were htterly encamped at Rikers
IsLnd. where they were frequently visited by dsega-
tons of ladies from the city. They left for Fortress
Monroe Oh Wednesday, June 8, in the steamship
Marion.
TWENTIETH REGIMENT N. Y. VOLUNTEERS.
I'ei4 and steF Orcu,-Colonel, Max Weber Lieutenant
Coole Francis Weiss Major Engelbeith Schnepf Adutant
RuIoph Kuckhphn Ouartermsste george hinch suTgon,
Juu. Hsusen Assistant, surgeon Charles Hollands serssnt-
,or Henry r. Wsturi Assistant Quarternsser, Charles
loTch Drum Major William hhufmani Busle'MSjor Paul
3ruchlin NJ,
Company Captain, Loren5 Meyer First Lieutenant VIM.
Khecht; Ensign Herman stnectel
Company b-Captsn, Anthony brtctni first Lieutenant
Franz Munich; Er-'gu EIitI Le,loisel.
Comprny C-Cspu, Charles Hocheneti Fiat Lieutenant
Quo Hoym Ensign, Gustav Lotens
Company D-ts gtan, J. W. Enliseri First Lieutenant,
William Dr.eksrsi gnssn, contlrieI Charles ,,-.-.
CoueAly EttYgu, Ernst Otto bsueti First Lieutenant,
Henyysbe Ensgn, Charles Nosksf.
Cora F-CAptain Charles Sem.sy FirSt Lieutenant Her
man R83ao Ensign, Rudolph beuter.
Corya6t G-Captnin William Schoeni First Lieutenant,
" lliafn syriug; On, jacob Pabs-
Company HCapan, liam Won Doehri First Lieutenant,
William schul; Ensign, Robert MERLE.
Company l-Caytan, Henry Sumpf First Lieutenant Adoph
Wilson; Ensign, George oeng
Company k-Csptlin, Joseph Hoethnsi First Lieutenant
William Hsfneri EnhgD, Louis Kroeek.
Ito 9Qtb Regiment s composed chiefly Of German
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NOT A DEsERTER.

NOT A DESERTER.
To the Editor ~ The NJ Tribune
SIR: In your issne of the 10Th instant, report
Of the deeion OF my brother Mr. John p Upton late Pay.
masters Clerk on board the Peusaeola."
He obtained short leave Of absence for visiting this city and
on h' return to duty by arrangement Of the trains did
not arrive In WsshnstOn until after his leave had expired
He snow on board the United States soop Pensacola and has
no idea Of dsgrscrg himself In the manner stated by yous
Washington correspondent.
am, sir, yours respectfully
DANIEL X. B. UPTON,
United States Consul foJ Gambia
N,3r. York Aue A. 1851
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THE DAILY NEWS.

re tie Editor " TIE w. y Tribune
SIN; Please oblige me by contradctine the state
publicly made that the sdtorhp Of The Daily Nee.
undergone change There has been the slightest
for any III report.
Respectfully you're, BENJAMIN WOOD.
Nete. Ioyk, Sept. ]. 1861
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10 the Associated Pres,.
WASHINGTON, Sept. |, 1861.

WASHINGTON, Sept. |, 1861.
General Butler accompanied by Commander Stell-
wagon aud others, connected with the Military and
Naval forces, arrived here early this morning in a
special train from Annapolis TIE brilliant exploit on
the North Carolina spread throughout the
city, and occasioned unbOunded joy among all loyal
people. The government Of course, wss promptly
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises....5:2s Set.........6:33 Moon--Aissa ~
aIsH WATER
Sandy Rock. 5:4 Gov lsand... 6:3+ Hen-Gsts.. s
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BALTIMORE, Sept. /, 1861.
The Major Andrews captured at Hatteras Inlet, is
X. Snowden Andrews, architect, Of this city. Many
Of the prisoners are Baltimoreans Among the prizes
ia ship laden with cotton which was all ready to
the blockade. II 10 rumored that 3 member Of the
Southern Cabinet wa taken prisoner
The gunboat Harriet Lane il ashore, but will soon
be relieved The footing thus obtained in North Caro-
lima will be permanently held, and Wilmington uiti-
ma,ely taken, thus giving hro in the Rebels rear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-12
Eegal advertisements.
Tr,isf,.'S Sale


WHEREAS, Nathaniel C. Wake err, and Ellen Walker
w his wife, did, about the 2.th day OF March,
A lotc, execute and deliver the undersigned, 5
their certain deed OF that date (Which
said deed Is recorded Ia the Recorders Office in
for the county OF La salle ia the State of Illinois, in
Book No. ~ OF Deeds pages lSS and 1872 whereby
they conveyed TO the said trustee the following de-
scr5ed real estate situate in said county. viz: The
west hundred and nineteen and oue-fth (29 I'D
feet OF Lot y-Eyc. t25 in Ottawa City in
city Of OTTAWA to secure the payment OF certain
prom.ssry tote therein described, for the
teen hundred and eighty collars. with interest at
day OF March A. D. 1et0, and due and payable on the
lUth day of September D. l,6p, given by the said Ma
thanie G. Walker to Thomas ii. Clark and whereas,
said trust deed provides among other things, that IN
case OF default in the payment OF said note, the SAID
trustee, application Of the legal holders OF said
note after having advertised such sale eny days IN
wee.ly newspaper published in Ottawa, IN said county,
authorized aud required TO sell said real estate or
any part tterssf, and all right aud equity OF redenp
uon OF said grantors their heirs executors, aduin.s
u"tors or assigns, at public yendle, the highest
10" cash at the south door VI the house in
Ottawa Aforesaid, and shall Ercute TO the
thereof deed deeds for the cony,y,ue. in fe Of
TIE premises 80 sold and erea. default having been
ihdas IA Inc payment OF said note and apple alton
having been made by tie legal holder .f saii nst. TO
the SAID trnsee, to sell said premises in pursuance Of
said trust deed. "
Now therefore, notice is hereby given IN va, ,b-
said Nathaniel { Walker, and the .aid II.n Is ,tk.
and to all other person. interested herein .bat r,
I dcrsigned, VIM. II. l.. Wallace, trustee a, afor..aIa
will, the 22d day OF January b. Is T. he...r NJ |.
hours OF O'Clock 4 II ant. O'Clock p Of sao day
sell said premises, and all equity Of redemption and
ton the highest bidder for cash. the south door
Of the court house in Ottawa Aforesaid for the
of raising the sum OF money due upon said note anc
the and attorneys fees herein. deed for Tia,
after raid sale. WI. II. l.. WALLACE, Trustee.
d-css-jS