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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
QUARTER MA~TaE's OFFICE.

tlJARFER HANIflt , CFFiIF'
 FoRr SAITH DEroT, Jan. :, lsf2S !. AHaccoun's again the Quarter Ma 'ter's Department for current expenses, " E De paid by the post. re mental or br gade Quarter Muster serving wit troops where the expenses are incur red.
 ?. Certified accounts Form P, Quarter Mas te's Deo,r ment) r,qu ring pNmert from oiher Quarter ii a.c.s chan those glv.ng them, VIII be made or'q n cssas of absolute necessity. 3. Qqcar Hos'ers af'oc'ed 10 regiments "'t make p15pn-ats 10 fhe q1i' CTS and me" ot Me "' ana 10 dsc.arQfd mgn- 1. WI re there is no Quarter Muster attached to a regiment, the post or brigade Quarter Muster m ike the payments. , Requ s;on for supplies vi be made through ( c ,r;4ade Qu1ter Muser, Mho will endraYUr to ketp the denot Quarter Masters prepared to Ill tao.e esuisit,ons. G. R.l, sitons for clothing and equ' p1ce will tate the humber of men for whom thc articles are reru.r q.
 ' The st,.ion and rank Of the writer will be given il al ofici1i commun ,tons, and fhe receipt Q. l communicat oas for the Quarter Ma,ler gen erA.'s and f.r tais oiIc..
 GEO ". CLARKE,
 hai. and ch q 2r. MGster.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY or Hor cr.dya
-Bm for Dirorc,.

STATE OF ARkANSAS,l CoCSrr or Hor crdya
 Harriet Adair, Comptdiaont1
 Bill for Dircrrs Milton Adair, DefeaGGnt.
 In e Crcrit Court Of Hot Spring County before hs Clerk thereof in vacation, November 23d 1861. this day comts said complainant by Yell Black her Ssolcitors, fles her bill complaint ac4n-t tho said Milton Adar the object of which obtain divorce from the bonds of mItrim now cx sting bot wen said complainant and sail defendant; And whereas appears by an atdavt fied with said bill, that the said si,or Adtir is resid' mt of hs State 1t therefore that pubicatoH be ma Is in the Democrat newp. per published in this otate tue humber of times required law requiring the said defendant appear at th ny term of thts court at be holden tho court house in ta town o Rockpgr in the county If Hot Suug the 2i Noudty of Mach A. 1882 then aud there to ple4d an4wer dsmur fhs sad Bill of 2aint or tho will be taken as co x.sse3 again-t him.
 HuuH McCALLUM, ClrTk A true copy from the record
 HUGII MccALLUM, Clerk Jan 16 1S6,.e 2w. Cost of adv. 5 %.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
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The permanent government O. sie Confeder-, ate States will go.into full operation on the an niversary of Washingtons birth day. Congress vi meet on the 18th, the presidential vote will De counted on ths 18th, and the President be inGsgaga.sd oa sks 22d.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
N 0 c E.

yETAs committed to the jail of Lawrence county Ark.- W the r day of December. lG6l a Negro Row calls hn+ef FRANK. about z or 8 years old g or inches high weighs abou 50 pounds of rath cooper color, and says ho belongs mao near Ashant Mississippi.
 The owner of said negro s hereby notified |, come fr ward prove property pay charges and take him away r lle will be dealt with according to law. JOHN D WYATT, SheriT
 By JAS H. " CAMPhsLL
 DeP1ty SicrG and JeiL>r Jan 15, 1892. 6nn. Cost of a S2i nr 6 ,Ar r<or
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
3eef Eiaea and .i.

r wbip tbs sbas, het Hides and 90co Der skin. ,s o- mi ~ ,. eN0's .ree will be paid p eash at uy I, Is 1880 V. T HUrT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
g T k A 7 ' D .

5NR0N the snbscTiber, small dun colored sa> A ARE MULE supposcd to be shuut w lvesInssvrA and lf hands nigh. with streak dow her back. sw about three years olj When she left had on aSxzsS e about ten feet long. libera reward will be la q Tor he return said mule, or information where she ps found. GEORGE GRAY
 -iLue Rock Jan. 1S, 1889 3w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
s1o,o RswARol sI, ,ooo Riwl En1,

WILL give the above reward for the spo1ebens s, x safe delivery te civil authorities of Ret River ~ % rexs c one J. fAl eho comnitted an assss.t ,S ;;s intent to Kill apon the erson q Henry stoneha ,h. detertIs unt can geS essssion of his pat son 7, l. tALt has rceenil, moved fr Kentncky sr5 v,l All probability make his way back to sad ass. in heard ot hs WIS going In the direco U Uttie Ra Ths said Fall Is about s9 50 years or "a hts ss siiereby gray, Fquareiy built will weiuh ,sa- ,1 s . he eft he eas ghtIy weand-h tlsi. sr "aea
 ,. R. CHANDLER,
 co ,.,. / st''ae s--S I.a Iof1 P Q.
 gsA Nss ise-' EH S 2sss sRs@ SsAsslr. SSasx
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
IT o

a II. persons indebted tn CLEMENTS { wrrIr-
 h account. reqneste to forward an1 .i' i' nedateiy by note or otherwise Ark , es War ID at par. CLEN !NTS 4 lxItyc,1 1 a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
For Sale, Cheap,
Administration Notice.

-I OTTCR Is iTEREsY GIVEN. That the uncr. eno was the 2f of septtmbr, 1851, appointed the rsbe Poh,fe Court pf Pulaski county admin ratx of ho of Robt H. Hamine, dectased per,ors hay ing c ns tnst said notified present tncn for payment duly authenticated, tho m D, barrel acorf,ny law. And all persons owing said estate arc requested to nIitke i'm nsdiats pa ment.
 COnDELIA HCNMEf. Jan Is, lStg Ct. AdmiHiStrGtrir.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
Confirmation No. 8, Of Swamp and Ove,-
 flowed Lands in the Helena pistric,

NoCCE I5 HEREBY GIVEN, That an aii tionsl rn, hrmatidn of swamp and 0verfowed lands h ,s her ma le to the State ct Aranss. in tho hereiuaf
 named in che lLelena District, tn- wit:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

s OsT OR STOLEN, largo s!,s Colts Nary Repeater Sz PISTOL from tle Foundry of .yaniee Btud .. Tho finder will receive the above rewaTd by returning ta ,o ,re at the foundry
 Jas. Is isaa SSL2S p1oa1A,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
Public Land Sales at the Land Office a. Clarksvilla ArlSansas

prrsrance of order from ths Ardr of the State f a Ahansa-, Wu ofer tr sale tue l bid r. Ior cash at he LNi oce n the City GrksyIlo on he % Monday of Hlrcb 1892 aL the lands ln fractions, t1wtshps Nos. and north cf range berrd B vet has been of Ed for therefore not n market
 Notice to Pre-emptcrs ALL persons hsyn2 gal and yaid claims of prc ernr. tuH any o sai hands, hereby r,qused to com tr. ware proof of their lre-enpt according t law harr rhe day of sale and make pynpn tbe .sr or ,., they will lose al bcncfs Of any on the same whatever WI. V. FLOYD Register.
 Nj. ROSE Receiver L,Nr OFFICE tr CI ,EssTILLz, ARK Jan. [, lts2. 1nr Snl o.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
N o T l c E

LII persons having claims against the State of A,ks, "A ss, fr Qu rter Master Commissary Supplies, for furnished. labor performed, horses killed or st in battle, Sil please forward them properly certified In durIi cato u office fr payment esry day possible
 j. ". Mc'0N UiHEY
 z. R. & c C. lst Dir 4 A. Little Rock. Ark. Jan. 16, ls62 3t
 h- The Fayetteville Arkansian, Van Buren Press hjrtv fifth Parallel and Hsshingto Telegraph will copy ptc tditoriay. and send HilI 10 this ofiire
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
( Call and Settle

IL persons indebtst toshe undersigned either bv ne tA account requested to call aud srss!e nwh. ar ronss nnd Treasury Warrants vi @ ceiv.d in set. tlein nt of al demands, and wiu .s.' or sama
 Jan i6, lS62 J. j. McALN0NT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
Notice to pre-emptcrs.
Notice ! Notice

DANIEL \. NEWMAN. a Administrator Of tha .S.ato Es of l.. LDE8 q cessei do of fr ro ho bl,n.,t bidder, the 5h day of February such sale m con until 4 d, at Tne Tt.d' tf II. NkILBRON iu the town Rckpnrt stock of food, eonssnr Dry Go s, Clthng Hats, shoes and other articles tuo tedious mention. 5ale from so 1 rlock
 DANIEL NEWMtN Jan. l6, 1892, 4t 1idTl- of [ Loeb. drr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
N Q T I c E :.
GlO Reward,

gwrANTFD os hundred good Beef Hides, for which the
 n'.. '1S iS '1S. 1ssi i'''''-'' w. V HuTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
N Q T IC E

STATE LAND AGENTS OFFICE Ar CHanpAoSor1x. Arx.)
 January lst 1892. ! EeURSUANT 10 iaatruci ons from the udor of the State S of Arkansas notice s hereby given that this office will be opened tho i7 day tebruary next for the sal. of confirm swan lands at private sale.
 " L. KELLY, Jan. 16, 1882. 3t* Mafe Land Aq.pt.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

Grinding Cheap and at All Times TN are prepared to grind and the best w of meal whenever the brought to the mill and only charge the eighth.
 Sawed Lath constantly on hani and tor sale &3 per thousand We aso fill all Ills for every kind of sawed irnber Jan 10, l'oZ In IRWIN FOsSA1T.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
LITTLE ROCK CHE M A L .eEs Soap and Candle
 NT Ta. a.~-ECDHov.

Corner cf Oraage and Bird Streets, RectortoWn. rEHHG subscribers having established ths above named Fl factory in Jittle Rock and possessing every facility for usoturing Soap and Candies estensiy- are prepared to supply the trade with those useul arcles wholesale and retail.
 paid fer Tallew and soap.grease, if delivered 6. the factory. or at Mfr Aavaras store.
 r- orders la with Mr. Navara Main street prompt ly attend d to. H. LlNDE
 Jan. l6 1862 6m k BRESLEB.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

Notwithstanding the blockade, shad are run ming up the southern rivers. As the supply of ice is small at the South we need not expect to have any brought here this season.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

Croundpea oil is manufactured On large scale a. Wilmington, N. C. This is said to be
 superior article for machinery. Sunfour seeds yield oil in large quantities, excellent for lubri- eating purposes. The latter would be one oi the most profitable crops that could be planted.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

FayettevlIle, AIks., Jan. 0, IobZ.
 F.. s. Will thosepaperS that published Mir. I's address, do partial justice by pub fishing this also? Gen. McCulloch, being in Virginia. could not, and, l take occasion to say, that no gentleman holding com nand under him, does or will know of the existence of this communication, till its appearance in print. J. II. B.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
CIRCULAR.

I. L, McCLuyc, Sec'y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

The Baltimore South is irresponsible for story of the political prisoners now in confinement at Fort Warren. Several preachers at Boston of
 fered to visit and preach to them, and the pris-- oners deputed one of their number to write an answer accepting the offer. The deputy did SO, thanking them for their kind offer aud request ing sermon on the ensuing Sabbath, from the text 10 be found in the 27th verse, of the 25th chapter of the Acts of the Apostles. The preachers did not come. <
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
Nursing of an Iceberg.

A few years ago, a French man-of.war
was lying at anchor in TEMPLE Bay the
younger officers resolved on amusing them.
selves with an iceberg, a mile or more dis
tant IN the Straits. They made sump.uous
preparations for picnic upon the verv top
Of it, the mysteries of which they were Gu
rious to see. All warning of the brown aid
simple fisherman, in the ears of the smart
ly dressed gentlemen who had seen the
world, were quite idle. 1t was q bright
Summer morning. and the jolly boat, with
a shJwy flag, went off ID the berg. By II
O'Clock the coors were flying from the ice
turrets, and the wild midshipmen were
shouting from its walls. For two hours or
80 they hacked and clambered upon Chs
crystal palace, frOlicksd aud feasted, drank
~iae to The king and ladies, aud laug he'd at
the thought of peril where all was fixed
and solid. AZ if in amazement at such
rashness, the grim Alp of the sea made
neither sound nor motion. A profound
ssis4uees watched on his shining pinuacles,
and hearkened in the blue shadows of the
caves.
When, ike thougbtless children, they
bed. played themselves weary, the old ala
baster OF Greenland aercifully suffered
Shem 10 gather up their toys ard go down
to their cookie of boat and flee away -
As if the time and distance were measured
he waited until they could see it and live.
when, as if his heart had been volcanic
fire, he burst with awful thunders, aud FILL
cd the surrounding waters with ruins. A
more astonishei little party seldom come
home to tell the story Of their panic It
was their first aOd last day of amusement
with al iceberg.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01

4 Ii trsons Concerned, will take notice that at a
~ sale Of lands and city lots, for city and
due and unpaid thereon for the year 1859 made
in pursuance Of law, and the ordidances of the City of
joliet. in the state Of Illinois, the 18th day OF
April 1900 and that the undersigned is the legal
holder of the purchase certificates of the following
described lots cold said sale. AID that the time OF
redemption thereof from said sale will expire in
years from the day said sale, and the amount
Necessary 10 redeem from said SALE will be double IT,
amount sold for and subsequent taxes if paid by me-
with 10 per interest and Of advertising witt
Lot Number in Block ~, 5. Section Add. sI.56
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GuARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue of a iecretal order Of the Will County
ID Court, the State % Illinois, made and entered
AT the April term A D. 1867 Of said court at the Petit
tor OF tire undersigned guardian Of RhOdy Cross and
Jackson Gross infant heirs at law Of jackson A. Cross,
late Of said County deceased shall sell all Of the right
title and interest Of the said heirs in and the follow
ing described real estate situate in said County and
State aforesaid to wit: Lots five and six in Cruss Sub
division OF Block thirteen in Denny's third addition TO
MoSena with the teneents &C.. thereunto belon cling
the said premises Thursday the 5th day Of June,
1862, at O'Clock p NJ. Of that day, at public auction
the highest bidder for. half of the bid cash
hand, and the balance on credit Of one year with
in at six per cent per annun secured by judg
note of the purchaser and good and sufficient
power Of sale mortgage said premises, and policy
of Insurance Ofat least 500, in good responsible
Fire Insurance Company upon the house On said
premises assigned rs collateral security.
CYRUS CROSS, Guardian.
r. Z. BARBER, Solr.
April -, 1862. 45-6w
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Importance of Wholesome
Rpda.

Sleep 70 the working mcn is empbati-
eally natures sweet restorer, rcinvigorat~
ing the physical system, which through
much toll has become weary, and keeping
up that flow of life and spirits which are
necessary to the performance Of the ar.
duous duties Of farm lis. A comfortable
bed, as we are all aware, coDduces greately
10 ones rest. On this subject, recent
writer says:
OF the eight pounds which a man eats
and drinks IN a dav, it is thought that not
less than FIVE pounds leaves his body
through the skin. And of these FIVE
pounds a considerable per centage escapes
during the night while he is in bed The
larger part Of this is water, but in addition
there is MUCH effete and poisonous matter.
This, being in great part gaseous in form,
penetrates every rart Uf the bed. Thus, all
parts of the bed. mattrass, blankets. as
well as sheets, soon become foul and need
publication.
The mattrass needs the renDvation quite
as much as the sheets To allow tie sheets
tO be used without washIGg or changing,
three or six months, wOuh be regarded as
bad house keeping; but if a thin sheet
can absorb enough Of the poisonous excre-
tions Of the bedy to make it unfit for use in
a few days, thick mattrass- which can
absorb and retain Thousand times as
mueh Of :hese poisonous excretions, needs
TO be purified as often certainly as once in
three months.
A sheet can be washed. A matirass can
not be renovated 10 this way. Indeed
there is no other way of cleansing a mat
trass but by the steaming Of il, or picking
it to pieces. and thus in fragmtnts expos
ing it to the direct rays Of the sun. As
these processes are scarcely practicable
with any of the ordinary mattresses, | am
decidedly of the opinion that the good old
fashioned straw bed, which can evefy
three months be changed for fresh straw,
and then be washed, is the sweetest and
bealthiest Of beds.
If in the winter season, the porousness
OF the straw bed makes it q little uucom-
Portable, spread over it a comfortable, or
two wUllen blankets, which should be
washed as often as every two weeks
With this arrangement, if you wa-h all
the bed coverings as often as once in twC
or three weeks, you will have delightful
healthy bed.
Now it you leave the bed to air with
open windows during the day, and not
make it up for the night before evening,
you will have greatly added TO the sweet
ness of your rest, and. in consequence, to
the tone of your health.
/ heartily wish the good change could be
everywhere introduced. Only those who
have thus attended to this important mat
ter can judge Of its influence on the gener-
al health and spirits.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-01
Couldn't See 1t.

Ajuggler was performing to q western
audience, and exhibiting one Of his feats
Of mysterious disappearance. accompany
ing 1t with the following strain:
snow, gentlemen. ! take the ball thus,
in the palm Of my left hand ; cover it with
the right hand, thus rub them gently to-
gethtr in this style; and. behold It's gone.
You thus see, gentlemen"
mo, can't see." replied an individual
among the audience.
The juggler repeated his perE,rmance.-
81 take the ball thus. ct cetera. and. be-
hold tits gone. You thus see, gentle
men"
mo, cannot see," reiterated the same
Individual.
"May ask" returned the excited Jug
gle-, why the gentleman cant see, when
="
"Yes; that's about the thing. I'm
blind"
The juggler rang down the curtain.
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Notice of Administrative. Sale.

DY virtue of an order and decree Of the County
ID Court of Win County, Illinois, the petition of
the undersigned adminisratrix de boHis non, Of the
of Lewis jones' deceased, for leave to sell the
real Of said deceased made the April term Of
said court, wit, the 18th day of April A D. 1852
shall the 23d day of June A. d. 1862 between the
hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in
the afternoon of said day. sell public sale on the
premises in the city Of Joliet in said Will County and
State of illinois, all the right title and interest of said
estate in and to the following described real estate to
OF Lots eight and pne (S&9) Of Canal Trustees Subd
vision Of the west hall of Section Fifteen, Township
thrty-fve north Of Range east, being in the CITY
of Joliet, Will County aforesaid, for cash.
DEBORAH JONES, ADMINISTRATIVE de bouis non
April %. 1882. $50
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wh.rs thsre,. a WIN, th.r.,l. a way

d 1t was noble Roman, o-
In Romes imperial day,
Who heard a coward cpoaker,
Before the battle, say:
HThey're safe IN such fortress;
There is no way TO shake it"
sOnI on ~ exclaimed the hero,
an fad way, or make itT''
l. Fame your aspirationi
Her path is steep and high;
In vain be seeks the temple,
Content to gaze and sigh,
The shining throne is waiting,
But be alone can take II,
Who says, with Roman firmness,
~FII ind way, or make i'll"
l. learning your anbitioni
There is no royal roadi
Alike the peer and peasant
Must climb to her abode;
Who feels the thirst for knowledge,
m Helicon may stake 1t,
Ifbe has still the Roman will
To find way, or make ii
Are Riches worth he gettiogt
They must be bravely sought;
With wishing aud with fretting,
The boon can not be bought,
To all the prize is open,
But only be can take it,
Who says, with Roman courags,
I'm find way, make 1t !"
In Loves impasrioned warfare,
Tile tale has ever been
That victory crowns the valiant,
The brave they who win;
Though strong in Beaaty's castle
A lover still may take it
Who says, with Roman daring,
an find way, or make itF'
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VIII c5GSIT, s. Of May tern A. , -
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, ! -
EnHTN-< ~ Nm 80

STATE OF II LIMOS,
COUNTY OF WILL,
viii County Circuit Court of the March Term 1852
VS.. Bill for Divorce
Mary Price.
A FFiDAViT of the n-residence of the aIove
n named defendant having been filed in the ,face
of the Clerk Of said notice is hereby given 10
the said defendant. that Edward Price, the said cnn1
p!auant sid his Bill Of complaint In said court on the
chancery side thereof, the Islh day of January A
d. ls52 and that summons thereupon issued out of
said court against you Mary Price the defendant Above
named, returnable on the third Monday Of March
next, as is by law required.
Now unless you the said defendant shall
be aud appear before the said court of said County
the first day OF the next thereof to be held M
Joliet in said county, on the third Monday of March
A. ID. 1862, ami plead. answer deTur 10 the al
eompainants said bill Of complaint the sam. and tha
matters and things therein charged stated will a
taken confessed aud decree entered against Won
according to the prayer OF said bill of complaint.
b. f. RUSSELL, Clerk
A. II. Cows, Comp Sol
Jeliet, January 81, 1852. saer
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TAX SALE NOTICE

A IL persons concerned, will please take notice
n that at sale Of lands town and CITY Iots f9r
state County and special taxes and costs for the year
and State of Illinois, the 18th day OF Nav lseo
and that am the legal holder of the purchase cer
hhcate Of the following described tract on Isnd
sold at said sale, and that the time of REDEEM
ton thereof from said sale will expire In two
years from the date OF said SALE and the REDEEM or
will be doubIs the sold for and snssa,,sn
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon and cost Of
advertising. to-wit;
20 acres W = n Z or Or Sec. 81, T. 32RIoE
joliet. Feb. 18th. $50!
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Mortgage Sale.

Wy HEREAS, Patrick LOndergan and Allen Londer-
w gan, his wife, Of the County of Will, in the
State Of illinois, did, the twentysixth day OF Jan
uary, 1882 execute and deliver to Arnold r. Fahs of
the county and state aforesaid certain deed Of Mort
gage, TO the payment Of indebtness of One
Thousand and Eigh Dollars. secured to be paid
10y certain notes of date with said mortgage.
made by said Patrick Londergan, payable TO said
Arnold Il Eahs order. said notes particularly
described IN SAID mort gage, which said mortgage
recorded in the Recorders Office If Will County, Ii
nos, in Book 50, Page "a; and whereas, Arnold X.
Fas aforesaid. did the twentythrd day Of January
1867 gu. transfer and set unto Elias Greene
baum all his right. title and interest ia and 20 the
above mentioned mortgage, which deed Of assignment
recorded in the Recorders Office afoI esad in book
as page EOS: and whereas, default has been made in
the three described IN and secured by the
mortgage aforesaid. and it is provided in said
that in Of default Of the payment of either of said
notes at the time when the same became due and pay
able the whole indebtness secured ~ said notes in
said mortgage mentioned shall theTetffon become I'M
medately due and payable;
Now, therefore. pnhIc notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of the power of sale in said mortgage
Contained. shall Tuesday the Sixth day of May,
A. D. lS6at twelve O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
in the Village MOnee in said Will County. sell
public auction the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described premises, conveyed by the above
mentioned mortgage to wit: Lot number "a Of the
South Wet quarter of Section number nineteen U9)
Township thrty-four (3i) North Range thirteen 13)
East of the third principal meridian, situated in Will
County aforesaid together with all and singular the
tenement, hereditAments privileges. and appuren-
thereunto belonging and all the right and equi-
tv of redemption of the said Patrick LOndergan and
Allen LondeTgan his wife, their heirs and assigns, in
and to the said premises.
ELIAS GREENEBAUM, Assignee ofMortgage.
Chicago March p. ls62. 42-5w