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, 1862-09-30
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legal Rotttta.
NOTICE.-Mastef's Sale Of the
WEST END or THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

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CaiE Harvey Lssatnes. Tobias BRADLEY, and lFosy
sEe I'd srsaa es Ws@
:. hos. ene Teh;ass Bradley ats comp!s'aaats: I'D
ias Clts.Es 5SIsEtea saa ogasy Es;cS. 81
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prrpete viii ssl 1t public anctton At the eousa doSr
f 6 esfH59 ;:e
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thc R Peor1s and oaasxsa Rsi,1o.d company. saa III
e m :aa ssssFE 6
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sss fsas
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q e1ea5d ,ae e. enS stS &c tad oadnIs
sna
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md eo9Eo. nd - &C. q ne said e
r. 1aS q M s.
taereffc nd all the risnts privile and faachtsee
ia xna sss e Il s3s
On t6.r portion of lie Peoria and 0qnawka HatlFoad
fcrn hereby deciared 70 Be tns Intention and degI 70
te only TINT part OF the 943d rsaro29
ssd ~ tne ~ ana 9ss tSe
"a sS q r. ss
& g e e E . IA
said ealc wtlt be made aobjeet e AZ the rights apa Y
| tere4ts of which william 4. ConaQgh. John (: 4:
nssigns may hare trustees Tor bondholielA nnddr
deed Of trust execttcd hy fha feora and OQoaWnas
t. tad 1npe9 aassa Anesf q
nation thereof dated the 18Th dry Of March p. ~.
to secure the Of the PRINCIPAL s9a ne1s1 n
ear1nc interest at the fate of eight PEI cant paFao
ssa nnpa,d nse ~ nse keee i
I'D III pe7son eaiming under tbsm Of = eala a1ds
Az Sss4 Il s!2, & {sS5s;a
repfcseuistS and III persons having any Lien ~
pssSons a AIMING under them. s. iorayer baEred
claim Of, IN and 70 the ssid decided o. mostgase'
bat dc purchaser d pu1chasers 1t aid sae saan
ct INTO possession Of the nd prasrl1ss AZ
that anf Of r. pat5s n snis esa.s we nsy oe
suit bsve cone into possession under them or eithe
!as as11se1 en Pp1edaen 81 d:sd
such nd '9 fc sa r. hazs @ ~
We s'Ase ~ 49, ). 7. MuuLToS. Special ssaster:
=; !. loI, Of Counsel ana J. ~ WALLER soheas
u Chieasn septsH ber lah. 1s6s~ $50 us6asu
, 1862-09-30
GTATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY

J. F. joT, Of Council, and J. u, WAtKKRt Bolict16
q Seaan GoasP,a9asa ssotn ber l7th. 16s scusaius
, 1862-09-30
Another Democrat Washes his Hand
of Vol1AndlEhanalsm.
pErERsBuRa: Sent. ~ 1870.

PETERsBuRas sept. II 16d1.
Allow me, through the columns OF yo1r
widely citrulated paper, to ssy few words to
my numerous friends In Central Illinois, It is
we;ss. Eno~n that have been an uncompromi-
sing Democrat, and, for some time editor OF
the Demot.atc organ Of this county Since
the present difficulties broke ont have been
styled Democracy, and. aAsr having attended,
their meetings, read their resolutions,
conTersed Nth many OF their leading men
and seen not little OF their performan-
ces behind the CIT tain, am 'u1ly convinced
5e naa1 as Rs1s ,ss md h 70
able in the highest degree. T anything :Nas
wautipr to confirm ne In this belief It was
certainly furnished by the little less than trait
orous action Of tho recent Stats Convention ut
Springfield. While the nAas Of the Demo-
c1atic party are at heart loyal. they hsve BE-
certain class Of leaders thst It fs hard TO per.
euade them Of the traitorous destgues Of those
leaders. But every dag the evidences OF tnch
designs accumu1ates, and be must Indeed %
landigham party ara shining to effect a fatal
division IN the north, upon tho Question
Of the prevention Of The present WAT,
| and thus strike an eHtctuM blow at the
very vitalb Of our constitutional uoezty.
D De1Soer.ts e. G Of Illinois, be- no longer deluded.
| Your sons xud hIothc1s IRE now upon the
/ TINTED field stugglingfo for your dearest right,
are treated With such fespe4 BY these party
leaders, tha$ they coollT slaughter the noble
hero who IL with them, = companion in arms,
md esen refuse to read his resolutiops; Fol
one, wish it distinctly understood BY al
those who hsva heretofore associated my nam
| nth that paftY, that wash my hands OF TIT
cuflt Of. nj such corrupt' and abornluahle Or
Organizations, and pray God 70 forgiya mo 70
ever having been connected With party Wa'
sell ths ose1throw Of tbs worlds only hop
with any party, to support 81. tongue, Pc
md vote, anv man who is uncernRromisingl
I ia hvor Of crushing ont The rebellion, uhs'
ever may bet the expenditure Of blood n trea.
= Democsass 60 % % of nlinols, let Us rise up md d
,nounce, with an emphasis that shau be u1ael
stood, The tressoua6le organization as,5 who ~ e.
p1esumptuously assumed ne e.e nne o. !" :. "
.". -, PastoH M. E. Qturch.
, 1862-09-30
Humphrey maTaha1l.

We HAYS reliable Information u 70 Hum;
phreY Marshall ana his uoVeme menta. HeaHtved
In Iii. 8ter9tnX, Ky, On Sunday nol1tug last
Some Of bis troops preceded hIm r. tey a.ys; r.
strong. He m.ds speech ut Mt. sterllnG on
Monday, Hhlch was county eou5t d,y. The:
:coraer,ptlon ehonld b dg1dly enforced. Al
4. md todty.h7e should ente1 the Southern n
my. A:ll men aboEef forty y-ave, Who woan not
take the. cath Of Allegiance TO support tho
His troops were ordered 70 march to Paris
on Tuesday uorntng, ssd ,hn,* b bad an a, mp
hut Monday night he received . dispatch
which changed Ills programme. prog Y Il wss 'tl1e
sunouncement that Gen. Deoo9rcey Of Nor.
9an'e Cumberland Gap commxnd, hid aT1ved
With bis brigade At Richmond; Ky: The enevs
disturbed tie rebels, and Aarsha1 did not keep
bis engagement. He has stnce proceeded 70
,ParB With his forces, There to no doubs OF the
!ftct shat Gen. DeCourcsy has taken Richmond,
but the beat Informed Ioen do not beNgge
Morgan has eyscuated Cumnezl:nd Gap. Fl
Il stirring up the rebels BY = system Of raids
-Cne{sHpi} GQnnae7tial, 91t6.
, 1862-09-30

&ehe Remedy taa TnIS8. Eo .sdy q eeu&1eanxn
~.u eves be without \ Botks Aiser onee wing Il,
Rsce ?. eents. Sold br Druzgsts funcra11y. whole.
eAlc AEr nj 1ort tas Eosa.xeH, r RLAEDoE, B Lain
xtzeet o3poa,te fremont Hopsa Chicago, 3ezT%kzpsm
, 1862-09-30

To the Nervous Of both sexes.
- Rettrad Cir xnsn having baeo rerored to health
e few d1yA Af<9 1nAhJ ye1.E ID rekt sn&sRi1E will
krf tuhan4 ottrus bT sending {nree} % the reoeipt
U p1e8 pA3d directed envelope QupJ 1t the prc&cz1p
t1nu used. pHAt the LEV. jnHN Il pAaEALL. lae
I F0ltoo kttEt4 RcoqSt3N EHv TQzk. 1e2{lAm
, 1862-09-30
A LIBERAL EDUCATION With
n..,-.+. :-~~~~' 49,: "' :: -
Military Instruction and DILL

--wmrnRN uN1oN COLLEGE .nd MILITARY
Rirer, wl opeu 1s lecond Jear, sept. "a 1s6 Strare
kq1aE Collegiate Academia and P1tnaT Glasses
s1s snd AStn1ess thosq9sh Hppetnt'aeah &c n9ess
{1o MG. IN ample and attractive Military Park a
E1eelent and vel FURNISHED A1msEy naa G3Ia3a
Ee anent3on Of parents md guatal4na, Tho largest
institution Of III class 2ad character II the Unlua.
10 Eadetx also In AKIH1xHT and IsFAHEKI: t6exTI
&nd Light TAc11ca zouAyH and FAScx DRILLS sud
q unhoTma, TzHN7*12 PEI sebool yeaT tor nosTd Z,
every department, payable qus1tct}y In ndya7ce-
C3dets ftcm abroad. room sad 6oeFd undeE the s4S26
Circulars sddreN D. g. COVERT President Fulton.
, 1862-09-30

Annual 6easaon, Field es Jo1tet. =:

+ Annual session. Held as So1tet.. :
=, --:: G 7=2 :: :. .--.. -: :>i:.,l
- :,Hton our Own Repeate.:31 =: ..::
: - " -: foURTH DAY. - !:
=. The conference opened seasio71 d The cus!
tomary hour Of eight m tho morning, Bishop
: 1; @9ts4 i.,iv p4ruax: ;aiai i: - =:
:; The following resolutions MS adoptea: :
FuxHIAa. In certain parts Of our work. per
e0ns Who: have expressed dissatisfaction with
thets 1ntant nsptt h.Es been rehapt''ed b5 some
Wax11As; This practices has been recommended
by members OF this conferences; thereforsTr.: -
~Rksared, By the Rock River Conferences. Id con.
ference aassmhled, that we, as church: bealsve
pracalce but contIary to the WoA q God. I: .
- MARRIAGE m uKuRpl1HED rRKAcmERs. "
: The following resolutions were adopted:; :. !:
J. WaxEEAs, There are sor pnordlined probation.
setK In tho conferences who have performed IN Ger
tatn ea:es tas marriage Y ceremony: @ therefore
: In conference ASSEMBLED that ;Rd=ze
the: marriage - cezeanony. = il peEfoEmsd
formed by out uuEda!ned p1. acheIo, It ts viola.
don of both our. doctrine and discipline, and
tkou1d be treated Is such 49, = - -.
~ SUNDAY SCHOOL s1Ar1s71Cs. - =
r. The following tabnlas statement gives ths
+ results, within the bounds Of this conference
during the past fiscal year. It has been care
fully compiled from the returns sent from eact
charge by the Jealous secretary Of the 6unda1
School Union, Rer. ]. Hartman:
, 1862-09-30
s5peelaI Rut1rEH.

Cur. id Ch.on3e and recent danases- Hae TIA ses
1anor.Ais of n nssdic& naseniQ. AedcA1 soufna1A
end the a1n,oH a1ta1s paeHs og ehe kcn&a.
Of3e& HnAxs-41oA "a n HnSR.A .
r.onxnlt.tIns tu..c,sh1e &stSS1as IN
, 1862-09-30

For the cheapest and best Hair
.Jevr1Ey. MtE1 3gAlAa CH:31, Ftazxe&a ETC., 70 to 4
CHkT AlDT. 10 Lake. street and exaInlne thoss won.
1tuf Froducuos II azt. Fn scrutiny On fntect the
nrfntlal rom Raixral when AdluEted t1 tho heal
HD bait !eEa1y contains uNay1 the peV.et pa,m
pCstW1.fY
, 1862-09-30

10 Bf7E. Gtu4 JULIUS Fl u1tEs OQu0 uE u&1Ea0e.
z1sr OF NAMES or worspEp OF THE TwELFTH
ILLINOIS cAvA14NT on TEE 1TH SEPT. 1861
Capt. Thomas " asosvennr, co. 4.
Lieut.. Joseph Logan, CO. g.
George BxnghardE, 60 i. severely.
Noah Mitchell. CO. 4 dangerously, einca died.
Chs D. Clark, %. L. severely.
Geo. ", Gr1mn, co A, slightly.
r. HoIlenteck, CO. 4. elfehtIys =
". L. Oakes- CO. 4, slightly,
Hiram r Robbins. CO. 1. slightly.
DuR1er. Vim. q. echermerhurn. CO. 4, hlightly:: i.
Valentine Ktnline, 60; g. dangerously. since died
John S. Lee, co. F, am broka.
, 1862-09-30

GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY
- or CopEn-Cook County Circuit Court Qct>
her Term 4 D. 1s2 Ttun1s Echnoad ana Quve
Richmond his viii, ~ Daniel o. QotTey aud Henry
Public notice u hcreby given 70 the eaid Daniel g
Culver And Rc1ry thns VIII q atIsca
r. Circuit Court ds' ed the 2tst day OF August p
le at the sujt 81 The said Th1m1s acaHono q 1o e.
taSd DssHe1 O QUvey sud Henry Hun,tdchonsar. foE
the ofTweivs Hundred md F!y nola;4 ofeetsa ~
heFu xetatped executed.
and Henry HuN1lch0nssr shall personally b. aud Ap.
pear beio5e ne sad Cook County Gsuif const 9a q
holden 1t te Court House n Of ths
nd Mond4y q 9ssobeE 49, Et's sReS1a4 PVT sfe
entered typpgt you and In lavor Of the said Tho0al
R1chmond and O!tye Hcnnond his Wtfn and 90 mne9 ;
he spd judgement aaa costS yn os tSA @ e Ia15 w
sarae. Nh a.tathG11Ss Stse saei =, -
, 1862-09-30

t1Ees of nearly my yran Of ~,
EYER hcthty ie pFoIided fog
ukefnl kud uvnkUenfA{ edufAbE
of \ corps Of mora tim twenty
ert-7 For CirculAs1' 1ppIy to :
Troy. n, =: -
, 1862-09-30

He&se142 11k&1t1Q % 1s370 Is4aas ksFA*ss
UDNBIQ N e ES3
BOND h HORtu9 Cleveland, Ohio.
DEEEiEOH b SMITH T. CO. Tpastn, U1ao.
n, 7. DILL SAutuaky, Ohio.
JOHN HEANF & To-, E1fE, Pa.
Di;TTDN 4 AYHOED, RActne. VII.
KEEQsHA PIEK CO. kencshA, WM,
", Il FpIGHT h CO. TAukeEAu, NJ.
J.E, KIRKLAND, 8teboyEa1. WA
q, Z. EI0HM0NE.
Down Frtlxht Agent, North paarbosn szsa
=. W. FUTILE, Up Freight AEan1
Foot Of State street Chicago IL
, 1862-09-30

. EGoyeznor Morgan has just Issued
proclamation declaring that stno bounties VII
be paid to, volunteers o. It's OF sny class
Who than enlist after tie soth instant Only
fouz d.ys more, aftef this, boysl s-Ba wise In
, 1862-09-30

The discipline makes 1t necessary, in certaln
statistical returns, to report the probable
ariseu whether the valne Of any church prop
ertv should be stated without reference to Its
indebtedness. or whether the Indebtedness
ahopld be deducted In making the returns.
The matter coming up in proper shape. it Tas
decided By Bishop Baker taat + By y ths ne term n
property, without reference to any indebted
nee6 Or tncumb1ance.
The idea vas that this was its Improbable
ynlne," because 1t was "probable" :" the debt,
If any, would be paid4 .. T.;
, 1862-09-30

ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
Ia sHEHT DxckAsKu-Puhltr notfoa y hereby
tV-n u iii <r5or1 having clA1s Against TIM e1t4ta
81 Ashley Gb desesse 70 present. r. ss4s t, fof 9f
~ fnsY fnnss o{ Gfok County. to be holden at the
Court Home. II The CITY e Chicago. on fne tnifo
NontaY oatuner a n. 1a62-
MARIA GfIBEHF, AdmjnisIzkur1x1.
Chicago. AnE. 1gth- 1sa~ -. ahMt+s+aE
, 1862-09-30

NOTICE TO, CONTRACTORS: % S[5E. A!5:l,s2 rs.
nsuY. Ehitaeps HltnoiS. Saptenber Is, 1861. =.
Be1ed proposals VIII be reeased By tes
untdl he Grst d1y Of October. # for tho 4thd
inE of tho iChfcaEo Branch of said Cou9Ysaya ka33
mica Map4 pfunles and specincaNons q the W1Ht
maY 81 eIHnfned 1T the ofdce In Chicago Ater tne n
Vhcra al1aAry formation dt sired IN "a
zee work ynA3 be obtained
n,tson taf TSY rQt be deemed for the Inf.d e th&
,'etSTnamV IVAN EDhIWNth* :
, 1862-09-30

Brother Denniug, tAken by surprise, r.
sponded in q few feeling words, referring to
l,1s long connection with the conference, and
many kind 1cmembrances fastened upon bis
me9osy, and biz toltql appreclanon o. sais sas
Of those before him -
, 1862-09-30
Grurerle5.:


S4O,0QO.Ss =: :ss: = p ss5:s sssss e.: 81;
es41a T1unfx aorsea Cz11AEes Wagon.
fs5m WoItEag@ Wisso9sta A2@To.a @ x E1fts 91an Gnaa
fte. p1ansr I'd feadenea 1rop4zty n Eh1eaSo tea
I'M. lSss e Y c III c, 6 s ia i
Yns5sn fha a tSrye mes Hom ths Eity o{ Eoehe@stes @
Mmn; l41d ons nns ffaaa ~ leIn FsfosI
eeVe1ed ~ osE saa 1ssls r%@nsE: % e ts 1aa e Ms
~ g snd 1sS*1sifa patlf; s. lots tn ne CITY q
ft,oo1 Fond d. LIE County. HlR. Al ths aooTa pfo
neEtY q ffcs ron III eucuaox xaae5 o3 es7z5
"f1 IN 1shnx sds so1 NJ o ~ n,e anovs -
ts .TThIc1str It f7stNa ttTrek or
Is Foss 0tee go5 ~ ~ Ge5E9s = ~. u a1 III "
, 1862-09-30
NHiUNGo AND aT.: Lo!9!at
.OEaMRoAD Lu1 -. :. :. - u !:

!. ;xwc,,:snss |. ss ~ 1. Y p.JKMA.f q !;
fIat13 1saTa a S@o5f it HiKhk K1nsA 1sEfe41 81
rsgs9 ssgs 54'i2 TTss2 azitvs f<sa u 1o.s
la.F.1 ia = AessnGeas3ss ssAsst a. :.
esSo Z saa sf11fes d. Id Aid4a. 6uys 81:
sasn -. -. I.
, 1862-09-30
TH1OAGO AND MILWAUKEE

fuE MHwAuXKz. Il CKoesK, 8r. FAGZ- CaKxQEE
BK1EH, AND E1KHknrGr1 FotsTx.
q and After MONDAY, Hay slh, I52 E1asanttx
Gtant VIII le&ve the Depot corner Of Nest ktnH9 81
CknAl stIees4 t8uaday9 eNepted,1 ~ 1auows:
els A. II. and TO- r n. and a&{3ya of kIlNxaknn n
1A3 4. II, xnd 1essF-A
H.ssenknr Tzs;nJ a.ave 1t Chicago 1t 1lp L. u M
EltF. n -'.
WArR6tx AocuHxppAf7oH TxAIS f-avea C1taaax
as 9&0 T. H. Ind arrives II Chicago II EHA II,
tuT3 B Q. BA1QHIM. R9nsfntendN4G
, 1862-09-30

Nh HAuEoAu-eyxxR AK1ANGEA14E
6H ind k{tef NUNuAY, My t1t9, LEA E4&f N1H
sexTa Wans sEesE Depot u 1oIsoHA expesoe.
n &. Il. And 9E 4 19 Bs4t1dsxA Aock19a 55xA
9sds.s poatz: So y, nd I'd ~ r. Eli e 21
fsa3. II. a NEn, HeI9idNIA. Rncssnrat md @tH1s,
d;sta poisu: E6 r rx eea.7s aad i7saEssdfid3 @s -
IN 431 A. u. md 4zD Z. II. tAN. RsHsu$G1M9H ~
Il IA1A HtHeus1, &Ea4on9 ass4s9 1e1M - -
@edatnF CE7 q xsKht t1tnA: Il - ExS1x.
= v ~ a.. = - = aas4 4fsza - :.
, 1862-09-30

LIVE .ET0CK~ :-.,: =;
Exuvx7 md 1xta..ers VIII I'D rts t1sa Mok Aa11H
Il 4rTrI MNte M L1e HlAsAa CspAc1oz4 Iaf{AN N&H
Vstrred nd supplied va. eFcrg cooveH1anc&. 1zF4
sesE coened ID fk1a Inc AID tEa tcu etctaM md ey4
stfeTfIa q pAd thstE HEl From Hk11tRpE{2lsw
TaeTe I'M b aooaa ssss1 GO Esnfe4Gs r. fssdlaxaaa
EEH sFOEK md BALTIMORE MaRKKTA nm W3
aiso ~ fuun1 tn4 thotfas+ Q1Ektst md Host A1HR
T.th 1ever ehaaKM ua&1 81 osdsr.
KNQt.K 1GN1&, 6an1 gupft, Aatoo31 -, n; (
EHHOUHTu3a- aeH1 X1nZ6t xeat FhIladsk1ak&
, 1862-09-30
Gbe::3;Gtihtttte.
!: 0meaa1 Report OF Col. tToss.

,PERAT1oNB- OF THB- TWELFTH
- ~ =. CAVALRY. = - : - :.
, 1862-09-30

Il vas stated TO the conference BY BishoI
Baker that Bishop Simpson had started OF
his way homeward by the overlaud route. Tht
announcement Was received with hearty salts
faction.
, 1862-09-30
E-REAT CONSOLIDATEII
~ LJHRft

THIUAHV NDRUCK lSIIANfs
~ RAHtoAp-CHANsHo Or TIKI.
1s62 Trltns leave Chicago Day K1pfeas aad MAI a0.
~ sxsegsed a;e9 4 81 aiEhs Ez4Isss asEa19ais &R
copied, $40 r. q; Through Tr4.ns slTve 6N A. L e.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04

DRArrIso IN CoSsEcrIcur.- only
Northern State in which recourse has
boon bad TO drafting to fill the States
quota Of troops has been Connecticut
Tho drafting there commenced on Mon
day. In Hartford the number 10 be
drawn was $40 out of 1905. Tho Tines
says: . ............
"Those exempt are. besides those ex.
smpted by the laws Of the United States,
ministers OF tho gospel; physicians and
surgeons in practice {; Judges AMI Clerks
Of Courts; Town Clerks and Registrars;
members and officers Of the General As.
sembly, during their terms Of Office !;
State officers and State Librarian, with
their clerks; Sheriffs and their deputies;
officers Of the deaf and dumb asylum, of
State and county prisons, reform school,
insane retreat, and public hospitals; light.
house keepers conductors and engineers
Of railway trains; Shakers, and Friends
OF Qnakers; members of legally organ.
lied firc companies; engineers and ward.
ems Of any fire department, and all those
who have served six successive years,
except in case Of war instruction
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

I NGFACLT having been made in the payment Of
~ Il certain sun Of money occurred TO be paid 10y
Oh lnlcnturo Of Mortgage dated the sixteenth day
Of August a. b, 1860, executed by Samuel w
lawkcy of Chicago, IlIinois, to james Brewster Of
New Haven, Connecticut and recorded in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds for the County of Saginaw
State Of Michigan, In Libor III" of Mortgages, on
pages l22, l23 and l2i on the seventeenth day of
August, "A. d. 1860, mt | o'clock A. VI and whereas
there Is due al the date Of this notice upon said
Mortgage the sum Of seven hundred thirty-one and
2y-lUO dollars and suit or proceeding al law or
in equity having been instituted to recover the
money secured by said mortgage or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue of power Of sale in said Mortgage contained
on Saturday, the 18th day of March, A. d 1862 nj
two o'clock IN the afternoon Of TINT day nj the front
door Of the Court House in the City Of Saginaw 1.-THE
said Court House being the place of holding the
Circuit Conrt in and for said County shall sell
pnbc auction 10 the highest bidder the said mort
gagged premises, or so much thereof MS shall be
necessary TO pay said amount due together with the
interest from this date and the costs and expenses of
sale, as allowed by law, subject however, 70 four
payments not yet due upon said mortgage all of
which amount to the sum Of one thousand three
hundred eighty-one and 25-l0O dollars
Said premises being situated in tho County Of
Saginaw. and State Of Michigan, and are described
in said Mortgage follows tO-wit Block six (6) in
IL Ma7es' Addition to the City of East Saginaw.
Michigan, and described and bounded ms follows
commencing at point the south section line of
section eighteen lls) Town twelve (I2) North of
Range five (5) East, where the east side line of
Jefferson street designated on plat of East
Saginuw known as Hoyt's plat, intersects the snid
section linei Thence North Mt right angles to said
section line three hundred and sixty (3GO) feet
thence east parallel with said section line two hun lred
and forty (240 feet; thence south three hundred and
sixty feet (36O) to tho said section line and TO the
point where the west side OF Warren street as
designated on said Ioyts plat interests said section
line; thence on said section line west, two hundred
and forty 2iO) feet to the place Of beginning being
i'll the County Of Saginaw and State of Michigan.
Dated East Saginaw, December 10th 1861
JAMES BREWSTER, Mortgages.
WEDBER, THOMPSON b GAGE,
Attorneys for MOrtgngce. MO-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04

STATE OF MICHIGAN: The Circuit Court for
y the County of Sagnaw,-In Attachment. rJohn
II Menbon and James II Mershou Us Samuel D.
day OF December d 1861, writ ofattachment was
ssue out Of the Circuit Court for the county of Sag
NAV at the suit Of John II. Mershon and James 4
Mershon, tho above named plaintiffs, against the
lands tencments, goods, ehattcs, moneys and effects
OF said Samuel j Clark, the above named defend
ant, Tor the sum Of Jne thousand three hundred ty-
Eve dollars and twenty -scvep centsthat said writ
vas returnabe on the seventh day Of January a. ID.
lS62,-that said writ has been returned served by
attachment Of personal property Of said defendant,
and that said defendant could not be found
Dated January 10Th, 1862.
WEBER, THOMPSON GAGE,
n24-ow Plaintiffs Attorneys
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
MORTGAGE SALE.


hEFAULT having been made IN the condition of
u certain mortgage executed by Marah Lemon,
OF CalodDni', Shiawassee County, Michigan, to
james w. Hone, on the twenty -sxth day Of Decem-
Der, 1860, and duly recorded the Register office
for the County Of Saginaw, on the 31st day Of
December, 1860, and the amount claimed to be due
on said mortgage at tho date Of this notice bong
sllO72i and no proceeding or suit ntiaw having
been instituted to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any patt thereof notice Is therefore
hereby given that shall forecloso said mortgage by
sale Of the premises therein described nj public
auction 10 the highest, bidder, on tho 25h day Of
April 1862, nj one o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, ut the front door Of the Saginaw County Court
House, in Saginaw City, (said Court House being
tho place for holding tAe Circuit Court fOr Saginaw.
ConntyD IN order to pay the amount due on said
mortgage with interest, cost and expenses allowed
by laws which premises are described A. follows
to-wit The south half " the south west quarter of
section number thirty.threc, in township number
eleven North OF range number one East also the
north half Of the north west quartero section number
four in township npmber ton North Of range NUN ber
one East, containing IN all ono hundred and aSty
acres more or less oil in Saginaw rounty State Of
-rY- n JAMES W. HONE Mortgageos
McCunpY 4 RAYNAIE At'vs ~
CoruHna. January 22rd, 1862; n26-l3w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-02-04
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

TINE CIRCUIT COURT Tor tho County of sagi
Il nav, Michigan Ia Attachment Augustus IL.
Mershon RS. Samuel d.. CLARK. Notice is hereby
given that on the thirteenth day of December a. u
1861, writ OF attachment was issued out of the
Circuit Court for the County Of Sagnag, at the suit
OF Augustus II Mershon, the above named Plaintiff
against the lands teneuients, goods chntes, moneys
and effects Of Samuel d. CLARK, the above named
defendant, for tho sum OF five hundred and ninety
four dollars and seventy-iive conts-ihat said writ
was returnable on the seventh day of january A. b
lSo2-that said wri. has been returned served by
attachment Of personal property of said defendant
and that said defendant could not DO found
Dated January 10TH 1862. faE
WEBER, THOMPSON & GAGE,
n24-6w LD Plaintiff Attornevs