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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

! NAVY YARD The Yankee, Piedmontese, sur
veying schooner Cobb, and tug Leslie have all
arrived since Yesterday morning from different
points on the bay and river, but none report any
news OF intetest. EE~s r.sEE
The new gunboat, Paul Jones, has taken on her
armament, and now only awaits her complement
OF seamen, preparatory to entering into active
service. Her marine guard was taken on board
some days since. Her armament consists OF a 100
pound Parrot fore, and IL inch shell gun aft,
which are pivot guns; and six on her sides, two
o inch shell, two 50-pound rifed, and two a.
pound howitzefs. new feature In this boat Is
a rudder at each end, she being thereby enabled
to move with facility either end foremost.
The following Is the list Of her officers: Chas.
Steedman, Captain; T. p. Williams, Lieutenant
and Executive Ofhcer; Alexander Greer, Chief
Engineer; J. Appleton Berry, Paymaster; c. II.
Pile, Surgeon; w. w. Messer, Jr., Sailing Mas
ter; Charles Doring and J. o. Ormond, Masters |;
James Sheridan, 81 Assistant Engineer; w. w.
g. West, J. n. Chasrfiar and Edwin d. Weems,
Cd Assistant Engineers; Charles " Kelly, Jete.
mlah Potts, Charles Wiedenbein and Christian
8 Lawrence, Masters M ates; J. Morgan Budd,
Captains Clerk and J. b Hicks, Paymasters
Clerk.
The popular Executive Oficer Of the Yard !,
Lieut.. Foxhall A. Parker, has been detached and
granted furlough at his own request, and Lieut..
g. p. McCrea, now In command Of the Jacob
Bell, u is understood, has been ordered to the
Yard ha .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

PKRsoNAL.-Gov. Yates and ex-Gov. Wood OF
Illinois, Gen. wsrdsworth, Attorney General Of
Wisconsin, and Rev. Mr.. DE Wolf OF Pa, are at
the National.
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTIcB.-Do your duty to
yourselves, protect your health, use Holloway
Pills and Ointment. For Wounds, Sores, Bowel
Complaints and Fevers, they are a perfect safe
guard Full directions how TO use them with
every box. Only IS cents. 2l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

The HOSPITALS Rev Mr.. Spear and wife
have, under the direction Of General Wadsworth,
visited most Of the hospitals and prisons In the
District. They find much suffering among the
soldiers They think the best institution IL the
Seminary Hospital, Georgetown. Sheets, pillow
cases and other articles are much needed al
Caryer's Hospital Mr.. Spear will speak again
to morrow evening, at Temperance Hall. Sub
ject An Army SavingG Bank.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-A gentleman connected with one
- of the Public DepaTtneRts desires well fur
Dlshed Room and Beard in q private family where
there are few or no other boa.der-. Terms not to
exceed 81 IT. 90 per week; house where there
and Goth streets, would be preferred. Address,
stating terms, Engineer" ON % of the Star.
jef0 St
TWO ROOMS, with Board, at No. 42s Thir-
L teenth strest, betvesn 6 and II. Also, frat
class Teble Board-mesl hours, 8, 8 and o'oIook.
js 10 at< -
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GREEN SPRING PAVILION The picnic OF the
Evening S.ar Association, OF Georgetown, on
Monday next, 23d instant, promises 20 be a grand
efair. No pains or expense has been spared to
maze II so. The Holy Hill Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

SUPERIrRNDENT OF FUGITIVE BLACKS The
Rev. d ID. Nichols, formerly Superintendent of
the Reform School at Chicago, has been appointed
by Gen. Wadsworth General Superintendent of
the fugitive blacks arriving in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

TIE Two FEMALE SEcRsHERs.-Yestsrday the
two women who were arrested for making signals
to the Confederate prisoners In the Old Capitol
prison, received an appropriate lecture, and were
released from the custody Of the Provost Marshal
Oae gave her name az Mrs. Todd, and claimed a
residence OF twelve years In Washing ton, though
sue is originally from Richmond, Virginia. The
other says her name Is Kate Ferguson, and she
halls from Troy, New York. Their accounts Of
themselves, however, are not fully credited, and
{ Is asserted that they have been "doing bust
ness'' here under another name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

Pure CREAM SYRUP SODA WATER The lovers
OF the above delicious beverage, who would wish
Drug Store, corner of Maryland avenue and eth
street, Island Call and try IT, 1t&
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB.-This Club announces a
picnic at Analostan Island for Tuesday June
2ttb. A fine opportunity for enjoyment 10 Offer
all who are fond Of ruraliZing. A decided pleas
ure will no doubt be realized by all who may
attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

SoxxIHISs Nxw,-Requa & Co.'s Aerated
Biscuit, Rolls and Ginger Pound Cake, just intro
dueed, bid fair to attain rs large measure o
popularity As the Aerated Bread. They are boil
healtnful and palatable- .'.. 49, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Bsfus ysstie
CLARK Daniel Bower, disofdefiy; foed 81. 10
siah Haywood, drunk and disorderiy; fne o. 81
Chas. Graham, do hned %. Charles Mitchell
10; %. I.W. Hafridyj assaults for Trial. O.
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AouTE cKKxx AND PISxY PorNf7-Pieasufe
paIues should not forget that the Potomac Steam
boat Com psny now make daily trips TO the above
psiRts. 1hls arrsng smeat ofers very fair advan.
Tag q 10 shippers llso. 9 $3.50. rs ta7i 10
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DEAFNESS observation-disclosures suffering from
either, should apply without delay at DR. Won
Moschzlsker's Opthalmic and Aufal Institute,
227 Pennsylvania avenue. je l7-5t*
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Coon NEWS FOR ALL.

y" WASHINGTON, June 20, Io62.
This Is TO certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years The best doctors in
Washington failed to cure me
DIR. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SRvA BAILEY,
je2l.n At Mrs Barbour's, ais Sd ST., bet. ID and E.
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SEcEsH ANTICS IN COMMUNICATIONS Star:
Permit me to inquire IL Georgetown, ID. c., Is
under tn United States Government or that Of
King Jeff One evening last week the slumber
OF our orderly, aw-abiding people was disturbed
by what many supposed 10 be a row among SOL
d ers and whisky, but what upon investigation
proved to be the farewell gloTies Of a pic-nic
party among the Eelf-constituted supper ten" Of
our town, who after spending the day In the
woods, on their fetufn stopped the omnibus In
front OF the guardhouse, and made night hideous
with sThree cheers for JEFF DIvis, and three
times three for SecessionT' right In the face Of
Union soldiers who have offered their lives to
put down treason. How long before little
i'Butler management here shall bring them to
their senses! 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

RUBBER SLREvED CLoAKs, made large and full
| in the skirts, for officers on horseback. Also,
Goats, Ponchas, Blankets, Wagon Springs, &c :,
for sale at the Rubber Store, 32i Pa. rear of
Clagett's dry goods store. je2 l-lw
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GRcCEaIRs Mr.. ). Evans will open on Mon
day IA - and weII-seIseted stoek OF grocefies,
on NlaIn -strest, bstwecn ID aud T. Streets See
advertisement ELSEWHERE p SssS
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CENTRAL GuARDHousR CAsRs.-BsToYs Jsstie,
Walter Edward Burns, disorderly; locked az
one hour. James Flannigan, do; do Il hour
Patrick Grady, do; do. II hours Hugh Mc6inty
do; turned over 10 the military. VIM. Roths.
child, riding on pavement; fined &C. .r5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

Hoes, GOATS AND GEBsB.-The police have
been instructed to commence on Monday to clean
the city Of these nuisances, which are In some
neighborhoods very annoying. The hogs and
geese will be taken to the almshouse to be fat
tened for the beneft Of that institution, but "pooi
billy" IL to be shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

ONE OF THE INSTITUTIONS Of Washington Is
the Dollar Store, (43S Pennsylvania avenue, near
AZ street, where are displayed an immense as
sortment Of Jewelry and gver-plated Ware, all
for one dollar. Take look at II. ielS.6tE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jrs.
tics Waiter WIN Cannon, houseoreaking; fned
st0.-yOhn Goddard, resisting Officers; fined 81
David OiHarran, drunk and disorderlV fined 81
James Walker, disorderly; faed IS. Also, as q
rebel spy; turned over to the military. George
Richardson, sleeping in a wagon; dismissed.
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GL4E5xf AZ S.sar.--Ea-. ezcsnsiJa OF lbe
h l.1t-.s = IL, { b. .ruhiah trmofy tasea pa .
% rEa,>dIy, JIle 20, aad deligh time NAY
- anticipated. =
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GERMAN Picnic -AaalOstan Island viii no
doabt be totilV ovrrrUn by happJ crowd o.
Tsutoas on tue Occ4siOH OK toe pic-n c to ne held
there On Mcaday Htxt Foe 6ermans are pro
verbal fof their suecsss 10 gettinx up festivities
OF tIis S0st sad d1u5y RSS tais will be sue
cesz.
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EXCURSIONS, Pic MICS, &c.

-.a,--. Pic Nc. -
EAR SIJSs: On TSsssPAY; s$Ss-.SN
fn.tt Of the season. Boats Will be at the foot Of
si!h street, Se9rEeto n 70 CONVEX pssssns .Is 20
every srrsng msnt for the sai nrnt Of those who
favor them win the somp.sy The Pic Mo will
ii o'siocS ss night Tiefets 50 cents sdnittlbs .
gent emsn and lsdisi. ComnIttee-I. .; vsgds
M ;lasTs = G. PfssS:r sno '" "a cOl
Grand Excursion to GIymont
BY CAPITAL CIRCLE.
Brotherhood of the Union, on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, June 2sth, for the benefit OF the
Sick and Wounded SoLdtsrs
located in East Washington The Committee Of
Arrangements would respectfully IN r.
fSm eo sss Re sna ns bI bs5
Tor the Sioyment OF all; the fine steamer HING
fa RE M. hS w been eSSss s I,d wh,t ,
o'elOek a. m, for 6lymost. where the day. will be
sPent, retnI ing 10 the city at seasonahle hour.
T,skss oNs DSIIkR, sdmlttiSs : gentle
man ard LADIES', to be had Of he yonmIttee.
isaA eks6RSsSEN thnfSSNsINaHAM.
GRAND GERMAN PC MIC
Geo. Washington Beneficial Assoc'n
=! AsEsnd Pic Mic Ct the s1oI. Association will
ISLAND; opposite SeorEetovr, OF EsAHN
commencing at 10 O'clock q, m
,, No PANS nor sIIe!,s vii % pared to repdsr
season, as every comfort aod oonve Iienoe suit6le
Tor the occasion and evory accom- nodsCon win be
afforded to the ; who pay . VISIT to the Pavilion
on ne above dsJ-ltbelnB the PspiuE of the Island
A GooD BAND OF MUSIC has been selected
lot the OCCASION, who will discourse the best of
music
The splendid steamer FALLACCA viii convey
street, stssnboat Wharf Geo;reoW E i0O' Oh aifh
Those who wish to drive can pass over the Az CO
duct bv the way o! 6eorEetown.
ali horss and vehicles on the Is and. ON 0A'' VI
lokets r lfty Get admitting q gentleman and
Proper oaiosrs hsv. beea enr..sd 70 ssoure good
oder and dsC orum-
Ferry. -
NJ. Rupp.I. J Gov.rn.tor.
Philip Msh,llnr, A' (. Psro,
paulsI Coz George Dr6ndaTer
no.! E0R THE EvENINs STAR AssoCI-
~ AIl0N!-The second Annual Pic Mo a
OF the Evening star AesooIAtlOn viii be givan
June q fSs manager. U sed Ge m sSsnssvs. a
this tie Fo Mic Of the ssseoa. The Ho'T Hfi, band
Mss been engaged Tickets 50 cents, admitting a
gentleman ana aides. Manssers-J, CLEMENT, C.
Kemp. js i9-st'
THE FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
o. III. ByNDL " RssL 81 YaE COLUMBIAN
DAY; JsPs 8; TiGk:ts si. admit Ee6
For particulars see future advertisements.
BY order Of Committee jess.
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A DAY AT GLIMoNr.-rhe Capital Circle
Brotherhood Of the UaiOn announce an excursion
20 Glymont for Wednesday mOrnlng, June 2 ),
returning 70 the city a. q reatona6le hour. The
proceed OF the excursion will be devoted 10 the
benent OF the sick eaa wounded soldiers Those
who would enjoy sail down the Potomac, ana
spend happy day ruraliIing, should avail item.
selves Of this opportunity.
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GREET LUxURTss. sssvs

-. sRRAr LuxURTss.s.sw -
nkkkkkTIE EPE B55ssS IH, ssa 's2ioA i =
- AERATED GINGER POUNDCAKk.
Made without us,ns saleratul, Nun, or other %,
jsotiouxbis ingredients, and pronounced By Gil who
lY ManufActuret Il the Asraled Bread Bakery,
90 Lousisaa svsnass ossvssRR 20 "A RP'dd66s'
Dis-st..4 ! "a fr0lriesers.
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TOR RENT-A large and comfortable BRICK
L ROUSE. situs cd in Bridge street., George
having wafer and sas throughout the house, ana
.Itusted immedistsly % The hps Of the WeshInE,
tenant the rent viii be msde moderate. Persons
wapting . large and CHEAP house, viii Diesse e.
amipe the premises Apply TO w. II. CLAG Eft,
at WIN. SHUSTER CO., Dry Good store. Pa.
avenue, bet 1th and sth streets. iel8 lw
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EkIbI KICT UF ZULU NJ BIA, WASHING TON
~ COUNTY, To trit IL heroby oertIfJ ~
That Charles Wilson, CT the county sfor- sf&Ua
SAID, brought before me, the subscriber, VA
OF the Jdstioer of the Peacs, In ard for 1919
! SAID county. this 18Th day of May. 1852, as
q stray uesresslng upon his enclosures, o Gark
bay MULE, about u hands high; mouse colorod
traces; tail clipped ard croprPf
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May, 1852.
@. MURRAY, J. z.
The owner of the above described mule, is re-
itaSay. lie 2-laW3Wl CHARLES WILSON.
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WANTS.

SUANTED--A HOUSE to rent for next month,
w situated in any street. from 9Th ard l<'h, not
over two squares from Pa avenue. Address 307
L street. ltH
nNANTED-Ag eod, Eound and gentle FA MiLY
w HORSE for our own use.
JOHNSON & SUTTON,
lie 81 So No, a2I Seventh st,
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House, extensive out-bulidlngs, ana farm,
formerly knows - the Hoover Plsoe,' and iates
as "Ros.ly situated on Arlington n eis his. op,o
fot s sI fsoSn s: fsrt corSofss AID sSrti0s
or Fort Bennett" is for sale. 9he plsos contains
40 acres Of arabic Land, IN high cultivation, ana
go aoTss of wood land: The view from the Man
son Of the entire District of Coiumbia, including
the Potomac nvsr 10 Unsurpassed, bo;h for extsLt
and beauty. TIKI. psTiect, Fo: terms &c. apply
and Sd streets, or 10 FRED. w, Jones, Attorney
q Law. no Indiana avenue, Washington. and
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Ton AENTzA furnished .iosrzstor RRiCk
OF the city, WITH fie ARE chambers snd parIors,
bath room supplied vih hydEa1t xster. and g.
This Il deeirsbis rssidenoe for An ~. o. or Gov
srnmert emDloyee in either one Of the peIaIs
RsasssL !s SS@ g ~ sl','n'a '.s o:.:Sf'
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

w o D d! w D o d!
w w o o d.!
The cipz ms of 6eorg etown are requested to cal
at the Office the elst side of the Mari ct House
and they IN purchase Wood ut the folio wing ratee:
Pine 81 % ana YAK a. S5, delivered.
js9t3'h JNO. A. CRIMES, Agent.
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BOARD WANTED, By q ltleman, vito ard
ID child, in quiet private family whore there are
II! II B 3" care Johnson & N::is, ass Psnn:, va.
nj n 2ts
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uO!EOR THE EVENING STAR ASSOCI
N ALTON The second Annual Pic Nc -
OF the Evening star AsyocLAtion viii be giv-n i
June g The managers pledge themselves -
thst no pans nor expense will be spared 20 max
thls tse PIo MIC Of the G.sCop. The How Hill Ban
hiss been engaged Tickets 50 cents, admitting /,
Gentleman ana aides. Managers, Clement,, C
Kemp lie 70 -sts
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TIE FIRST 81 SB AE1M E1xNS4gRsEoN
or tbs BUNDLERS OF FHE COLUMBIAN
ARMORf, to take slsce THURS
pay, June Is: Tickets OIL, admit EeA8>
For particulars see future Advertisements
BY order OF Committee ie I66s
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MORTGAGE SALE-Where.

M as. on the 3Oth day of September,
A. D. 1851 Charles A. Fisher and Marena Fisher
his wife, and George Mann and Martha Maun
1 his wife, did execute and deliver to Frederick
/ Hobrook, certain mortgage deedof the
/ divided half of the west ha Of the south
quarter of the north quarter ion ten
U0 in township thirty hree CD north. of range three
OF the third principal meridian Subject
cation of public street OF The south CT said tract
OF land hundred feet in width) la Sale county
in the State of Illinois, secure the payment O: three
certain promissory in said mortgage particularly
described and given for portion of the purchase
money of said lot which said deed authorized
and empowered the said Frederick Hobrook and his
assigns that in default should be ni;,se
payment OF said promissorv notes. to sell the real
tate in said mortgage mentioned a, public au ciion
ater giving eight weeks notice of the time and place OF
sale, &c more particularly get forth in said mortgage
deed, and which said mortgage is recorded in Record
ers office of La Sale county, State OF Ilnos III oooE
| 5S at pages 1873 and 1870. , -.
| and Yhereas .he said Frederick Hobrook the saia
mortgagee in said mortgage deed did, on e thrteehth
day of July A. D. 1885 sell assign and deliver the IN
pad mote in said mortgage deed hereinafter mention
ed and the said mortgage deed securing me same 10
David Buell. and whsre ns dsyer.d the same to ahs
undersigned and which said assignments are recorded
in Recorders Office OF La SALE county, SITE Of
An whereas default has been made in the payment
of the last mentioned promssory note secured by
M ortcage deed and there is due said the sum
of nine hundred and sixty dollars. s. ~.
There fore, notice is hereby given, that 1, Edwin r.
Fay assignee aforesaid by virtue OF in confor-
nifty with the power given in and by said mortgage
deed, shall, Monday the seventeenth day of Noyem
Der, 1860, at the hour of " O'Clock A. ~ Of said
day at the south door Of the Court House In Ottawa
sell public auction to the higheat and best bidder
cash. the undivided half of the west half of the
south east quarter Of the north quarter OF
ten 0 in township thirty three (33l north of range
three 81 Of third incpa meridian (suiect to
dedication OF public street off the Of said
tract Of land hundred feet in width and all tight
and equity Of Redemption said Charles A. Fisher
and Marena Fisher. his wife,. and George Manu. and
Martha bis Wife their ei, sn and assign: therein
Sept II, 1853. As5ghes AZ said Xorcdse.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, LIT Safe County, ss-Coun,
Court thereof. December Term. 1867 Mary La in

STATE OF ILLINOIS, LIT SAFE County, ss-County
Court thereof December Term, 1862 Mary ia len
Earnabas Juen.-Divorce.
Affidavit of the n-resiience of Barnabas Julien
defendant above named having been Fled in the Office
o! the Clerk of the County Court of La Sale county
Notice Is slereoy givsn to the said Barnabas Julien,
that the complainant FLED her bin of complaint
IN said Court, the chancery side thereof.
on the Goth day of September IL .. and that sum
issued ost of said Court against said defendant
returnahie on the first Monday in December then
next, Uso2) as is by law required, Now, Unless
you, he said Bafnabas Julien shall personally be
and appear before said County Court of the county
La Sale, on the first day of the next thereof
be holden at the Court House in Ottawa said county
on the FIRST Monday in December 1862, and plead
answer, o. demur, to the sad complainants bill of
complaint, the same, and the matters and things
therein charge and stated will be taken
and decree entereu against you according the
prayer Of said bill. s. W. RAYMOND, (2e,k.
September 10Th, lS62. W. $. EAsToS. Dep'y.
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Rral estate.

FuNHE subscriber offers for sale CHEAP and DESIR-
Il ABLE FARM, situated on the Ve.miIion River, II
miles south Of Ottawa. containing l20 acres including
10 acres Of FINE TIMBER. The improvements con
sst of small DweiIing House. Granary and Stable.
There 10 a NEVER FAILING SPRING within 203 wards
Of the house also Wei! Of Soft Water not equa!ied
in ihe county This farm joins the Timber, where
there is of the best Stock Ranges in the county
Iii nehaf mile from Alum Rock Post Office half
mile from the District School House miles from Farm
Ridge Seminary, and One-haf mile from the river,
where there is NINE FOOT VEIN OF COAL; aud in
good, pious neghborhood.
EB This Farm will be sold Extremely CHEAP.
Address WV. X. MILLIGAN,
Jan. II, 1862. Ottawa ILL.,
UT(IAN SANGER.
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts OF Title furnished, Collections made, Invest;
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, Angus; 5, 1855.
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TRENTEE.N SILL

" HEREAS, Proal h. WsoS and ga " W'i-on- h.s
w wife, did on the 18th day or Site-nrrr. $50
execute and deliver TO the urders igncd a Fr,
Deed IN and by which they then and there
the undersigned lot eight 81 Ia lock sixty-1 t65J
the states Addition 10 the town tuOw city Ottawa
IA LA Sa He county ia the Stat Of Illinois secure
payment CT certain prsuissscry therein parIicu.
larry described for the of six hundred dol
with interest at ten per cent, all OF which, ether
Win the powers and provisions
deed AID by virtue of viii ch the sale in pursuance
this notice 10 fouHdei COOK IS. pages 10i &C. of the
record OF said L Sale county where said trust deed i.
recorded, viii fully slow "a those interested.
Aud whereas. default sas made in the payment
OF the note and interest thereon the 18th day of
September A.. 1sGl, secured paid by said trus.
deed. and application has been ale 20 by Thomas
y. Schoheld, the legal holder OF sad note
premises in said trust deed described under and by
virtue o: the power given by said deei
Therefore, notice is here given. ali whom NAV
concern, that L, Frederick A. Sherwood, trustee in
said trus; deed, by virtue OF, and in conformity in
the powers given 10 and by tf.s shalt, Monday
the lGti day CT November, 1862 the hour o
O'clock A ". Of said day, sell the south door the
Court House in the city OF Ottawa, in said La Sale
county, pub ic auction for the highest md price
in cash, the said lot eight IS in ock in the
States Addition to the iuow ci:y} of 0ttaga in
said county of La Sale, together with the privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging, tree OF all equity
Of redemption and Homestead Egepmtion of the said
Proal 4. Wilson others therein.
good and sutlieen; deed viii he given to the DUR
chaser purchasers az said sale
FREDERICK L. SHERWOOD
Ottawa Oct. IL, SOS. Trustee