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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
The Alleged Movement in Favor OF the
Rebels in Francc--tscporteMA Action or
Is ~ .a.f ltaataAs
EFFECT OF TIE RuhoR IN COMMERCIAL CIRCLES IN
ENGLAND.

FROM iie London Snippi!g Gazette, Oct III.
me chambers OF Commerce ol Lyons, Rouen Mulhousc
and other places in France have it appears, addressed
memorials to the French government praying for the
mediate recognition of the Confederate States and tho
raisiug Of the blockade. SO far them it would the
course pursued by the Coniccrates with regard their
cotton is producing the desired effect. The sagacos
politicians IN Europe, and indeed III America, be
gnnng now to regard the reconstruction the Union
all but hopeless, and TO hook forward the establishment
1.-TWO, If not more, considerations the North American
contnenr II is under these circumstance that
appeal is made by the suffering manufacturers
q France to thor government 70 rec lgaise the
Southern States igdJRf, itn' confederate n
and 10 yasse TIE M0t.aae. We know what view
the French government may take o the prayer Of these
memoriaiss, but We should imagine that France will
take no step IN this American business except cnnjnc
lon with England The question then, is--woud her
Majestys government consider Themselves justified in
going 10 war with the federal COVE for at is the
meaning IL Engiand's raising the bckao) in order to
berate the cotton, and avert the state Of things with
which are threatened in the approaching wilcr ana
srng The alternative OF distress and dstur
III the manufacturing districts Is not agreeable one bnt
we far IL is utich is being rapidly forced he
ever, that the corporation Of France and England
oven il carried the length of raising the blockade
would not result in hosttics. The small feet the lis
posal 81 the federal government would be able for
sRge week 10 cope with the combined forces OF England
and France. The contest would be obviously ho ess
thrt IL is doubtful whether II would catered upon by
the Northern states. There might be danger s the
side of Canada, but after AL the Canadians themselves
would hardly submit to forcibc annexation by the fede-
raj forces Meanwhile the 1gnon of the Confederate
states by France and England would carry with il an
amount .; weight and moral influence which would set
up tie Southern confederation concusvey. II seems
likely, then, that 4 the raising Of te di0cde be s9tg
conn}id,td Il ntbe by union Of he F1.nch and En-;
Ith forces, ard cih The ,tsore Of the tco governments i,
Caa bu erh y in any intervention in the Affairs Of the
American States
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lhe nuilocr oi foreigners now can not be less than
2aooO and OF these there are 5000 Frcnchmen, least
who entitled to the protection of Franco The claims
of France against the Mexican Is nearly forty
millions of francs, while those of England amount to
one hundred and fifteen millions and it is for the gra
dual payment Of these debts that the customs
have been pledged.
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nnn,hor r .r ~ WV w 'os'es anu tno hecssary
ioHoei - rr H. - 49, H., ,r,
rho conis, ~ Wy ,onusn i1an a, ocl II.
,ha &C. i, ~ q -, ~, w preparing LOT sea
rnnimc.Ion Win thn Tnri;sb AMI Eas, !" sioaeo ~
The Spanish force viii consist Of four screw fgoes thc
newly butt shps of war the Icaldad and the Con-
cecon of large steamers and six other vessels of
lighter dranght. Tho squadron viii be commanded Nv
Vice Admiral Rubalcaba az senior officer in the Antilles
The number of troops be dscinbarked in Mexico Is
about goo, OF whom 900 will be sent from Cuba THO
government has left to General Serano the nomination
Of the commander of the Caban contingent The exped
ton is expected to sail from the Spanish ports towards
the end Of the present m nth.
SPANISH MILITARY FORCES FOR MEXICO.
The Madrid Gazette publishes the following particulars
concerning the composition Of the expcditionarv army 10
Mexico. The army Of Cuba is composed off,
Men
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UNITED STATES MARSHAI,S OFFICE.
AEFAfRS AT FORT LAFAYETTE

The following is copy of letter to Marshal Murray,
dated October 0, 1891
SlRl have the honor to enclose herewith lis. OF art
Giles necessary for the State prisoners confined at this
post which you will peasc send at your earliest con
veniencc.
The water being almost entirely out, you will please
send me water boat with supply Of water to ill two
ctstcrns, which viii last until have enough to cb
vate the difficulty You cannot comply with the request
too soon, as it is an immediate necessity.
LIST or ARTICLES NECESSARY COMFORT or PRISONERS
One hundred blankets 200 Sheets 200 pillow cases so
single mattresses so pillows, SO iron bsdseas so arm
chairs 20 sma tables so washstauds 25 washbows aud
pitchers 10 small oval stoves and pipe SO buck
cts 100 tin cups $50 yards OF rope carpet for laying
brick floors, so y i
take this opportunity to Inform you that the ship
galley and other articles furnished by you very salts
factory and the purpose for which they were re
CURED am, very respectfully your ohcdent servant
CHARLES 0. WOOD,
Second Lieutenant Of infantry commanding pos.
Approved, MARTIN BURKE,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
Forts Hamilton and Lafayette.
HEADQUARTERS, Fort HAMILTON, Oct "a, 1851
MffpB Ecn tfnd al
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an ALLlEp ooNrrRENcE IN rnAycn.
rnr $500 az NArIEs As 49, nE 1890.

Pass t0ti ls) C1itr.r alAc re Of tn t.ld1D Nnta1
Ii seems uag beyond oHtt clog OUcuuel hl, bon
oyefulcA, has ChangrG ks LlG, sna tAL d ete }lj
Be coaoa aaloD beiw " Efauee ana Spa., anu lisp
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In the island Of Santo Domingo a considerable army IL
at present being organized In less than one month r r
cumstac soad render II Try there cond b. sent
from the Peninsula (Oid SPAIN Cuba corps I,rrae,
Of 10000 men, perfectly equipped and organized IN war
yessr,s and steamers chartered ~ tho pp.nyn,,apt
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a CDNsIdGTabIe IeNCFh
the affairs and present condition of Mexico After ami
midverting tho revolutions that have con-
vulsed that renGbic, the Dents goes say: If the
European Powers did not number by thousands their
jects Mexico nothing would be easier than 20 leave that
unfortunate country TO grow gradually disorganzcd
until tho United States delivered from their intestine
quarrels, should and rccstabsh order for them
BIT Span England and France largely represented in
Mexico and many people Ignorant that after Spain
France numbers most Of her Subjects in the midst of this
anarchy In 1S45 the number of foreigners reported 10
the Mnxican s. % Eoraiau - e
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nlisfeltaurous.
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

TgyIiIS Institution situated the of Main and
q Coiusibus streets, was organized in lS3s, I'M
der the most favorable auspices numbering over hun
dred students. For this unusually large patronage
are Most grateful and feel Wiling to pledge our utmost
energies 10 satisfy the confidence thus ,.!aced III
The course OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough and p actcal embracing Il fall course of study
preparatory TO every branch Of business life and
admission to any OF the classes n college.
The commercial course includes single and double
try book keeping, as pied 10 stock aud partnership
books in Wholesale and retail merchandising and en-
backing, commercial calculations, penInauship and
much other Use't information usually taught in our
bes icoul;lcFciai colleges.
Tx. student graduating from this department will be
wei qualified for the practical duties OF the counting
room.
This term will c,ose Friday, Dee 81. The next
term of the third year wil commence on the first
Tuesday in January next.
INSTRUCTORS o
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages
Sciences.
Principal IN Commercial Department and Instructor in
BOOB Fe-i'ing and Pcnni1n-IP
NR.. JULIA \. y. STONE.
Principal Of :hc Gidlrr Department and Insructress
in History, fiotany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA L. BUELL.,
Assistant and iHstrucress IN the Elementary Branches.
Rky. T.. LOkRIEhUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in l;er1nsn Langu,gc and Literature.
Miss AGrN f.. rTAiS,
ra.,rac rt4S in vocal and Instrumental Music.
TCfT!OH 4! FOLLOWS:
A scholarship ia the High and Normal Department,
per anEuE Of ;orty 'seek- is--..---..-...-.--..*!
H. Grammar D-ylT.Ict,-... .-...........- q
l. Intermediate Department, ...........-.. i
Boob Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
Tuition by tie term in advance.
30 EFFORT. shall re wanting aa!e every student {
make tie highest at.ainrceuts IG-s h!c.
The Principal has two houses "a reat to parents Q
pupils. isp31l |. Sfo.E, JR., FritctpGt,
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w hE.fAs' Ben amin Lukvns, and Il zlbet!I Lu-
",S NC hs 'hrr e. rtain gage iced TO
james Wh'shill bearing date ,yober OH 4, n Isl:
and acknowledge! and delivered on the ,tl, ,Iay az
October, A d. 49,, III and ~ which they then and
there conveyed to the said James Wh:;ehii tn. e. l,r
in, described cal estate. situated in the -
Sale and State o. Illinois. viz The Earth vel 1ur..r
OF Scc;iUn 40. thirty -nve, sJ Township No
five l33I Hort. Of Range No. two ~ Eas, 81 ,e h;yd
princ!P" meridian and whereas, nd by sad mort
deed j., among other thin provided tina, said
deed Should stand "a security ;or the
tain prOmi,sory note OF date wh said mor,.aas
deed, for the of five hundred aud taelve H. loo
dollars and due one year alter date, with a,
per cent said being -cu,,d by the said Ben
jauin Lukens To the said James NhitcliI or order.
and whereas. it Is aI,o among other Things. proyid.d
tiJt soad default be made in the payment Of said
note either %! principal OF interest. on the dy or
days Uhereon the saae sian become due and PAYABLE
then the -ail james Whitehall. and his assigns were
thereby authorized after publishing a notice in Il
Tsaper printed in the county Of La sale thirty
days before the day Of sale to sell the said premises IN
said mortgage deed mentioned At public auction the
court house door IN said county, to the highest biie-
TO- cash, al the time mentioned in such notice ami 20
MAKE execute aii deliver to the purchaser iIur
chasers deed or deeds FOR the premises sold and
ont OF the proceeds OF such ale pay all cost. and
eNueHseS incurred in ADVERTISING and .r,.r - ,,-
aIses, ais The pTiu o:pa and interest du- o. sal note
tWlci mortgage deed duly recorded f.. the :-- Of
the Clerk OF the { Calr: Of La sa-e COMFY IN
Book 80 Of Dec. pages 44s, 10 and 400 and
whereas, The sai Hes WhiiehIii, TIE 3Jih day Of
i'1Sen"er, D. 80, Iu!y assigned aud delivered the
mortgage d-e! - GsJrge {. CtruI,l=.I ana whe.-a.
c,tG h4s cen rHri- iu tie aglprnl Of said note II,
-aid deed nieu'Ha-i, and igt-r,s, thereon fro, t,-
2I.h day 81 October = la-1.
Tn -retnre notice j. hereby gwen. 70 the said B-njs
MIN Ltaens' stG t'Ee'r D. Ll~ens lis wife, ard ~ al
oiher- interested Has by vrf o! the power ~
sd lcr gage deed cOa'..r.,!. (, G-org- { sell
ass-nac aftre- III hs', tie z-t1 lay % 6rga
\. d S"'. between tI- hours Of y ore gck II an,
o'-srA y. Of said Day, ~ the south door O. tn
cG.rt house sad county 81 La Sale sell AZ publ.
sa--i.a ;y -ie highest itI-r l5r c-,l l- re,J Ia,
iI -a.d rnT'- decd viz. The north We
,ts-7.hge .s. Nsrtb 81 r.. t- ri es.r Of =.
4 10
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ESfdfe 0f Ttfer Ocernlyer, deceased
FE.HE under signed having been appointed cxccu.Tx
OF The last viii and cOdicil Of Peter Oyermysr late
OF the county La Sale and State Of Illinois, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that she viii appear before
the County Gear; of La Sale County, the Coart
House ia Ottawa the iIarch term, the third Mon
DAY in March next ut which time all person. having
ela''ns against said estate, notified and ID
70 attend Tor the purpose Of having the same adjusted.
Al PcTsons indebted said estate requested 70
niaAe Immediate Payment to The undersigned
ieb2-eH ELEANOR ONLRMYER.
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Ee9al embellishments.


EStote IF Theodore Hay, deceased
YSNHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
Il traitor OF Theodore Hay, late of The county La
Sale and State OF Illinois. dccsas.i hereby gives no.
tce that ne viii appear befvre the County Court Of La
Sale county, at the Court House Ottawa 1T the
April term, On the third Monday April next at which
time all persons having claims against said estate
notified and requested to attend for the purpose Of
having the same ADJUST d. JACOB Fry, Adia'r.
All persons indebted 10 the estate will find their PC
counts at Walkers Drug Store, Immediate payment
of " hch viii
f.b9-6y SAMUEL &. WALERR
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Real estate.


, FsRN;of g; - acres for sale, miles from Ottawa.
q GOOD house S4x.S, cellar under the whole, = htO
rnrra bushe- AID 20 sooseherry bushes Oh the place
4, aiF Tie rri. &c money lee let years time.
Tnn,ir. nj II = EAAiES, at the CITY Bank, or o! X.
a., "a. c.,,,-n,. ieb2
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-{iE undersigned Offers scI sale tie valuable proper
3 ~ Upon which lie Tssiu,s. being Los i. Block
3D. States Addition, situated ca she corner OF S"iui
bus ana Washington streets, near the Supreme SoITt
Building
The,u i a good dwelling, wagon mixers shop, aud
black shop, with we'll, c7teTn. DC, all ia go'u
order. on the premises.
aiso Lots and ), IL Block Il, Railroad Addition TO
Ottawa being the sOUt!wcst corner OF the block a;id
situate o The curiier Columbus and Joliet streets
north 81 the iI, Depot; There Is good t"o Story
dwelling house ~ die corner lot.
A. the guc! has strong inducements present
ell to him TO change his business, ie viii eel the above
properly at q btr-aia. ls.r2zl PATRICK FANNiNE.
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yAvUr undersigned has sill large quantity OF spcn-
di farming lands 10 l. Sri'r and Livingston e"an
:, for sale Oh cay terms iu tract. ~ SO
scres, rurci. iHay c-s.sc. These land, all ne
within Ccuv-ujc. distances 81 the railroads ana ihe
canal, and AFFORD th. best market facilities.
Ot:a~a the T. /. r. Il. and Pontiac, On the C., A.
NJ e. K will be the NEST convenient places 20 stop
FOR those wishing to examine lhr land Anybody ia
either place ca1i dir.c, prisons 10 tay T-siaurs.
bruce are.g: - $50. WILLIAM STRAWS.
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mfOirincs.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
II Is entirely unnecessary for US TO recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
Ployed As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section we need NOT do ynore than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on TO
do for their relief all it has ever been fou,d ~, do
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Et.vsssa Ecc G=ie.

,-,I,v rnlcr.encd VII sen several Farms, in sZe to
.uit purchasers, situated in la Sale county, IL
Aiss.a small quantity o. GEnF:ovci land poFtioh
of ;irh l. IFirg ~ iG,iH- ,oa county.
TFHsis-Fram cash to FIVE years t'ne.to suit par,
sers Corn stored IN cE.h. cattle Vii! bc received
on la:.d 5 p.ynunL. Jan -. h.Nin ) - "
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR TIE CURE OF

FOR TIE CURE OF
Costireness, JanRaice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysenteyy, Foul Stomach E-ysipelas, Headache.
pies, Rheumatism Eruptio',s ami Sin Diseases,
Lirer Complaint, DrQpsy. letter, 7amors and
SAT- RIic"n,, Worms, Gona, Ner'atyiG, as q
Dinner Pm, and for Pwifying tie Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes of 4
family physc.
Price IS cents per Hoz; Tive boxes for Sl0o.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Ply .icians States
men, and eminent persOnages. have lent their
names certify the unparalleled usefulness oft these
remedies, but space here Will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMASAC in which they
are given witt, also full descriptions OF the above
complaints and the treatment that should DC fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off By unprincpled dealers with
other preparations they make mO-c profit
Demand AYERS and take no others. The sick
want 'he best aid there Is for them, and they should
have it.
AL our remedies are for sale by
DwALKER, +. Y. GRl- CO, Il. L. THOMPSON, and
NJ KNaU,ri.. Ottawa: j. II EfED ! Co. Chicago !;
IL dealers ia eyr.y town 'u the L :. ianl2-:n
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ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and Sold Co.arui- lion. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of rtic furnished, Creg'ons made, Invest
u,enis made in Government: ether L4nl-, Haary
Loaned. O.t.s.., AZ; lst s, 1871.
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EDWIN K. FAY, ROrtgoges.
Bushnell K AVERY, Solicitors. uec22 CIV

STATE OF ILLINOIS, SHprsAae Court acifajn and fer
the Third GrGRd Decision II said state, Oil
Yer NJ. Butter supervisor. and Richard \. Botsford,
town clerk of the of St. Cari Plaintiffs in
ror, TersHs Solomon Durham. Mark W. Fletcher,
Wesley Hail. Patrick Cstron, Martin Sw;;zer. James
Burr, Richard Kelley, Charles X. Parks Lucien n.
ID. Burr Spauding Eddy. Napoleon Joy, Jonn Camp
bell, Edward Catron, Daniel Wheeler. William Mar
shall, Joseph b. Disbro John Pierce, Ira Abro, Pc
ter Pratt George Pierce, James Hurst, John NJ.
Laugllin, John ID. GaTiroH, A,ahel Bundy, Charles
Hale, Spencer b. Uuls Garrett Norton, James !ioar
Charles H. Tucker John d. Easter, Robert Danforth,
John c. Wilson, Thomas l.. MOI gan, Russell Hum
phrey Edward Baker, Charles Gray, Brundridge 5.
H.veriand, Jonathan Mattescn. Orrin Hall, Daniel
Hutchins, Jesse Il. Alcott, Daniel Durham, Edward
Bartlett. Nathaniel Ballard, William Hammond, Sy!
yanus MOdat, ID MEL Stearns, Abraham kershaw, Eli
Tefi, Moses D. Bliss. Samuel Sterling, Nathan Ladd,
John Freeland, Roland Lee, Michael Lncoin'eller,
Harrison McGowan, Philander Mann, iiorsce Perry,
John Delaney, William praman, John Il. Blanchard,
Zenas Blackmau, Michael Pcusonby, c. J. Balch and
Lyman German defendants in error-Error to Kane.
appearing by affidavit file in the Clerks Office
of said Supreme Court, in the above entitled cause,
that due inquiry has made for John Pierce George
Pierce James Hurst Robert S Danforth. Patrick Cat
ron, Edward Catron, Phiander Mann, and Nathan
Ladd, part of said defendants in error. and that
due and diGent inquiry the said John Pierce, George
Pierce James Hurst Robert S. Danlorth, Patrick Cat
ron Edward Caron, Philander Mann, and Nathan
Laid, any OF them cannot be found; and whereas,
the said plaintiffs in have duly sued out of said
Supreme Court writ of error, TO reverse decree OBJ
tanned by the said defend. nts in error against the
said plaintiffs in in the Circni. Court Of Kane
county, which writ OF error is pending in said Su-
preme Court, and rt of scire tcists having been
issued herein returnable the first day of the ne
term OF said Supreme Court, to be holden at Ottawa
said state, the first Tuesday after the third Mon
day in April, A. d. 1851 according to law.
Now you, the said John Pierce. George Pierce, James
hurst Robert s. Danforth. Patrick Catron, Edward Ca
tron Phi!ander Mann, ard Nathan Laid and each OF
you, are hereby notified to be and appear before the
Justices Of said Supreme Court ut the next term OF
said supreme Court to be holden at Ottawa, in said
State, on the first Tuesday after the third Monday IN
April A. d. 1861 to hear the record and proceedings
of said Circuit brought into said Supreme Court,
return Of sd writ of and the errors assign
ed if Won shall see fit further, to do and receive
what said Supreme Court shall order in this behalf
Attest: L. Lbb~nb' c.erS.
Jon. l. BEvERIpcE. Atty for Pits. r feb9-4w
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r.flnr..E l.:,,.-i- % Na.e.


FsyHs w. rr.el.-G tlB iJaA 81 cuoice uniIn-
I prove farming lands, IN La Sale and Livingston
CounIcs iCr sa.e, easy terms.
myI GEo. aYEGY.
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-
~ the 9iA day Of October, D. ISIS. Roswell Dick
the subscriber, Edwin T. Pay, a mortgage deed 10
tie laid hereinafter ceGed Tor sale. the pay
-. Tie dirty hundred $4,000 dollars
according the and eject foar prUufissury
notes, Tor eight hundred and fifty dollars each payable
two, three, and four years from sad date, made
by SAID Dickinson aud payable to said Fay. with iHie
yaGe annually at ten per till due and il
not pad maturity, to draw Eteen per there.i
ter until paid. damages. and Tor tie purchase
money Of -ahi land and whereas default has been
made by said Dickinson IL the lyment Of ssi fT>t
mentioned notes. and interest a. laid and tie
said notes and said interest are now wholly due
and unpaid and whereas II !. provided 10y said
gage HAT II default be Tsac afo.e-a.i sal. Fay ~
proceed 10 sell said land IL auction, and Out Of The pr"
o! such sale, pay the wu0e secured 10 be
paid by such NOR gage, VIZ thirty four hundred dol
lars. and said Interest up TO the day o. ale
Now therefore, = hereby given, that the SUBJ
scrhcr, by Of tie power aud authority hJm
conferred. by said gage. viii, the lytii day OF
February. \. ISL, al the south door
house ut'v in Id sale tC1aty AID STATE OF Hi
nos, ii Two O'oSck P. offer Tor ale 1T public
tioH, 10 be sold To tie highest bidder Cor ash, she fol-
lowing dcsrrtoea real estate, much "i il may
he res,ary, situate in SAID county aud State.
The norir-wv-t qa'srter Of Section trtytCur Ga in
Township thirty ;irve go north, of Range ~
east Of the third principal meridian; also, Lot
three 80 being this half OF the nnTtl-w,s
OF the northeast Tusrrr of Section thirty-sX 80 in
said Township aid Range Tor the purpose Of paying,
first all attorney and counsel fees, costs and EXPENSES
OF such sale, aIi then the whole amount and Interest
/ secured to be paid by said mortgage.
EDWIN K. FAY, Nortgoges
e LII
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s'ersEmery ana soaps.
UBIN'S Extracts, Celognes, Extracts. Toilet soaps,
H Beached CASTLE Cogate's Honey soap, saehe's'
PUTS, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &c, &C:
T.. y.