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, 1862-03-03

4 SECESSION CLREGYMAS.-The Church
Record for last week las the following in re.
gard to 4 late Chicago Clergyman:
In answer to several correspondents, VIC
have TO say that the clergyman who was ar
rested at Alexandra last month for refus'
ing to read tic prayer for the President ol
the United States, in the church in which
Washington worshippcd, and wlo. Is, We I'M
derstapI, to be tried for treason, is the Rev
Kinsey j. Stewart, formerly Of this city.
, 1862-03-03
EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS.

WASHINGTON, March "A despatch WAS
to-day received frcln Commodore Foote, say.
ing that Lieut.. Phelps, sent with flag Of
truce to Columbus, has returned and reports
Columbus being evacuated. he saw the rebels
burning their wiutcr quarters, and removing.
the heavy guns on the bluffs, but leaving those
in The water batteries. The indications were
that the town Of Columbus, together With
military stores &c, would been burned.
Gen. Shields succeeds tue late Gen. Lander
in his command.
, 1862-03-03

The United States is formally and officially
Withdrawn from competition at the forthcon-
ing international Exhibition at London. and
shc Commissioners appointed By the President
are notified that their functions have ceased.
The United States are just now busy In m
, International Exhibition oa large ecal=,
which is no less than the public testing ofthe
power Of free people.to put down revolt.
Tkc nations are looking on and will doubtless
be instructed ty what they are to sec. 1nbet"
tcrtimes Brother jonathan will again enter
The lists Of a rivalry in lie Hschaaic art=; just
| row he is too busy.
, 1862-03-03
GEN. BANGEs mOCEMENT ON TIIE
UPPER FOTQMA AC.

~ a
UPPER POTGMAC.
IT list We have full and complete expla-
::s::i,1n tf the mystery that at first pertain
~ TO the order Of Secretary Stanton. re-
s::i.iing the publication Of military news
Il :: nature ~ give information to the enc
TX. We stated OUT belief that it was but
temporary IN It's bearing, and later comes
tit official announcement to that effect.
Tie order still remains sufficiently in force,
/. wcycr. 10 serve Us . check upon that ur-
t:a. display Of newspaper enterprise which
/ lrulc culcElated to further the purposes
ti ;i:c 1cbcls than the ends Of the Federal
Government. There can be NO longer any
s:t,s:ht why the order was promulgated.
/: was issued On; Tuesday. On the pre-
yious day, as we now learn, q most 5mpor-
t.,.t movement and change in the lines Of
or army on the Potomac really took place,
{:cn Banks division crossed the river at
IIrrrcr's Ferry by a pontoon bridge, and
driving back the advance posts Of the
enemy. who made only feeble resistance,
are nov in occupation Of a strong posi-
t;oa IN Loudon Heights commanding
l,.all sides of the river at the point
w:.e-e the Shenandoah eInpties into
Tie Potomac Gen. Banks also holds
ti.arlcstown and Bolivar, giving our right
wing It finn hold On the sacred soil of Fir-
.iuia There Will be no Balls Bluff about
il this time This movement was Of such
importance that it took place under Gen
NcC!tI:n's own eye. Our forces now rest
in tic immediate vicinity Of the enemy Ut
Winchester, where it is said the rebel lefl
wing, under Gen. jackson and Kirby
s,,uitli had betr recently reinforced. The
posi,iun Of Gen. Banks is now most favor
able for tie security Of operations for the
r.i=air If tic Baltimore and Ohio railroad
and proximity mcArs something more than
iii: = crc|y defensive measure Secretary
sia;l;un docbliess desired as long as poss;-
liz IL letain this Information from general
news cl:ar1icls, and OFT Washington dis
r.tth informs us that it met with his
hearty disarproval the publication Of the
Intelligence in tie New York papers ol
Friday the 2eth, received in dispatches sia
l..stiule.re The Federal armies are pre-.
..*,ins Tor operations in Virginia Of which
I-ander's late achievements are a brilliant
prcsagc, and this movement Of Banks, as i
may prove, speedy forerunner. The 10y
Il press will not deserve that name If j
fails e,,tircly to second the plans Of on!
leaders l,y that discreet Eeticence whici
experience has proven The best aid to mill
1aIY mu9euaents.
, 1862-03-03
A Letter from Senator Summer.
Secretary Of TIE German Republican Gsntfe|
(1,.,,... ;fxec Nc.e To:E

Secretary Of tie German HkpHftlcdA E5Nffel
Coianiittec, Neie ToTk-
s1a: Ihaye had the honor to receive the
resolution unanimously passed by tho German
Repu hlican Central Committee Of Ne. York,
declaring their adhesion to certain principles
presented by me to the Senate on the relation
between The United States and the Territory
once occupied by certain States, and now
us,lrped by pretended Governments, without
constitutional or legal right.
pray 5ou to let the Committee know MT
g7atitudefor the prompt and generous support
which they have given to these principles:
The Germans, throughout our long contest
with slavery, hare been not only earnest aud
true, but they have always seen the great qucs-
tion in its true character and Importance
Without them our cause would not have tri-
umphed at the last Presidential election. It
is on1y natural, therefore, that they should
continue to guard and adsaace this cause But
whe1c 60 many persons fail and hesitate, it is
most gratifying to find Committee SO dis
tinguisled as Yours ready again to enter into
the contest for human rights
Accept the assurance Of the respect with
which | have the honor to be, Biz. faithfully
yours, CHARLES SUslSEH.
Senate Chamber, Ff6. 81, 1861
, 1862-03-03
IMPORTANT from E2ermauy-FFobab
Dissolution Of the Confederation.
BERLIN. February i3 1852.

many. -.
SazoDy having proposed the reconstruction
Of Germany more strictly as co1tederacy,
Prussia rcplird that she sldcred tue Gsr-
man Confederation SIS an international and not
. frdesaI part OF Prussia, a1d hintcd also that
d reform Of the federal constitution might he
ca.t:cd out in such waT that besides the Ger
man siu=on, comprising Austria, elozer fed
c.%l rr:ca might ta formed bet Prussia
aad ruch German stutesF az might jo;a he-,
thereby establishing 3 kind ct political zoll-
ycrc5n. -.--
Although LIS Was no formal proposal. but
a mere suggestion, Austr;a, B4yariA, Hanover,
e.xopc, ard q majority Of the other States,
Ba5cu and Coburg excepted. re1niteed c'l-
| Yiewe. aad announcing iAeir Intention to hold
, 1862-03-03

q conference for the reorganization Of Ger
many, ineccordance with thew Of Sa1ony,
and inviting Prussia to join the conference.
Prussia declined, and this is expected to
lead to dissolution of the Federn1 Diet.
Debates on the German question arc expect
ed i'll the Prnssian Chambers, which may
bring about crisis In Germany.
, 1862-03-03

The death Of Gen. FRED ~. LANDER,
announced in our dispatches this morning,
will cast deep shade Of sorrow over our
whole country. He was IN truth right
:,:i!1s'4t soldier ana noble gentleman Few
alc.s in our army c. n supply his place. He
tul's victim to the Balls Bluf blunder,
where he was seriously wounded, and from
Which he has never recovered. lis hero
i>m las kept him in the field when he
s;r:uld have been in the hospital, and he
.isl;s uivs will his harness On.
, 1862-03-03

WT ANTED--A Partner with g
Manuacutitg Rustc. ss whith Unlimited aEd already
amnunt nf 1arsas II lila cpumani can rcsiizS ons
urGred Fer ccat on tic Iuyeet1ren References re-
Gu;; cd aG E:ycn Adcrtse Post Uice Box Iats Chi
caro-. fSG3 Q13aSt
, 1862-03-03
CoItNFRTS EVaCUATEp,

C0LTMBCS EVACUATED.
VIZ think VIC are safe in saying at last
:lia; Columbus has been evacuated, at any
1l:e Commodore Foote sends dispatch to
Washington to that effect, and that the Fcde-
iii tories would probably occupy that place
Yesterday. The wires are down on the
Ca;ro line and we have no information di-
rt1: lrcm there.
, 1862-03-03

II John Thompson. the Reporter Of Bank
Notes, has teen eu.d for ubtl upon the Shoe
and Leather Bank Of New York, for saJiag
th't 1t waA unsafe because the signatures TO
its, bi1ls *crn printed snd not wsitteo. The
bank ~ss damaged In repu.atlonaad business,
as II thinks. some e25, coo Eorth.
, 1862-03-03

NEW YORK, March Ia dispatch WAS re-
cc;rcd by Superintendent Kennedy, Assistant
Secretary Of State, resembling the orle: re-
quifing persons leaving tho country to Iro-
c.n passports will not hereafter require to be
countersigned.
, 1862-03-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Feb. 2G.-The late
severe rains hare generally interrupted COM
mun1cation with the country, and made most
Of the streets of Sacramento City nayigab'c
by small boats The weather is clearing up
tllis afternoon. The steamer st. Louis has
arri7ed from Panama.
, 1862-03-03

Warent-ed Rebels.
Boston, March 1.-B1ckncE and Tilghnan
reached here tonight
, 1862-03-03

NEW YORK, March l.--Counterfcit $ Treas
ury notes made tbcir appcarance in this city
city yesterday. They are excellent limitations
Of the genuine, but they can be detected-thc
letters u. S. writtc, On the shield Of the God
1css Of Liberty being left out.
, 1862-03-03

AT. 8. FFkEatc In Distress.
BosroS, March 2-Thc schooner Firing
Mist reports that on the 9th ult., niue y-fye
miles of Cape Cod, spoke the fHgate Yer
mont, for Boston, from Port Royal, with loss
Of rudder, both bow anchors, suit Of sale5
nd four boats. A number of vessels leave
tonight to search for her.
, 1862-03-03
Chr Trih1tnf.


AA~A<AS@A > -@AAA4&SA - -GI&f.
boon NEWS FROM TENNESSKE.
Our dispatches from Washington an
nounce that Gen, Euen telegraphs the
1'rcsidcn, from Tennessee that he regards
the rebellion in shat State as about crushed
The President has consequently sent Hon.
Andy Johnson to Nashville to organize a
provisional State government.
, 1862-03-03

ITO LET-A Furnished Cottage,
L zsi s5ste street, coataIasng eight rpoa until 14r
~, vita p:171eEs Ut house for year: A reliable
tr1isHt ca1 srt it at bargain. Apply, Monday aad
Tu.sany. harr! I'd AID =:h, the premises. at L
CGENEILSk cos Sewing Hsc1.l, E Office. E5 Lake
Et.ee- up-stalrs. address Pest tsace Boz 81
tcl.2cHj7 1t
, 1862-03-03

TIRSTCLASS RESIDENCE FOR
IL REST:-The four story bricK dwelling No SID
WABASH Avcz1e Ct ..sIat1g fifteen xooa:s iva bath
roo1R and cyery ruo1eru convenience and Improve
!ars: HppIy Is Il. Il TEoM2S0N. 50 South Water
MA3 N-S8itu
, 1862-03-03

Execution of Eolumbus----PrOba bablF
new 0ccEic1 by our Eorccs--..Ees.-
uessee Nearly GleaneI0ut.-AEldre "
johnson Goes There TO Organize u
Provisional Government.
, 1862-03-03

9z- Three new churches are nearly COM
plcted in Boston: Rev. Dr. G.nnett's. cost
ing s150, GEO; Rev. DR.. Hale's, costing S5o, 900;
and Rev. F. D. Hunlingtons, {Epls.opal)
costing sec, eco. They arc Eli in the Il ae =
pauL" Of Boston,-the Back Day extension.
, 1862-03-03

FOUND.-A Black Wallet, con-
l. taiuipg money aad socle papeE7~ which tho GEa-
er caa have y calling ut the AsssasoN Hpu.e prviag
property AID paying cas.gcs. c TRfuH
nta2234f Con:ancscT N G. T. r.
, 1862-03-03

Rcy. D7. Saith, sca-in-la* Of Pa7soa
BroWplom nf Tennessee, srriyed at Cola :.hus,
Ohio. last Monday, from Knoxville, and tells
q sad story Of the sufefings ot his family ana
friends. as Of other Unioa men. St the hands
OF ZolIiccffer, - F.
, 1862-03-03

P, Lou1ssn1r, March 1:NTae saar,;d has a.,
vices that the rebel Captato, John Moran, h1s
been captured near 9cottsyilie. ::
, 1862-03-03

r ETTERS LOST.-On Sunday AZ
~ fercoon- Supposed - have been lost on Fan
do'ph sueetTTo letters one from EnG!aad tae n.ae.
aa.y Scclt E-ektcr. 1:1iunis Tncae letters are IT
va.ue aged lady nas the finder will be- lbcrs1sy
rewarded bT leaving them at he Tribune Office at
Nc. s EontA Pecria street. Haazt-
, 1862-03-03
FROM TEhNESSEE--THE o.
FiCIAl REPORTS.
Bitterness Of Feeling at Nashville.
aYANKEE INVADERS" SC0RNED.
Rebels to make Stand at Chattanooga
Interesting Report Of Lieut.. Gwin's
Reconnaissance.
FROM WASHINGTON.

A REEEL BATTERY CAPTURED
AT WIHTON.
, 1862-03-03

With unre1utel shsfts and single breach, With oIe
EIseiaE EroLr in 1t1a Aheel AMI oFac75 n43ae
D:sl5Ea II vE:9aIs 1}af:cs-
4 LEEEExAE RE EWAED
viii be pa;d for ses inform s;eB that W lad to the
recnrcry OF wagon OF t4i:E j. B. HplhItRT,
Eh3t-5ist St rs %hto esress
, 1862-03-03

VT ANT ED "A Partner, either
fy sctt:e or aI:e:t With one or tEo .toGsaai dol!
Lars. In the kectifyiE, skg end Manufacturing Of
Liquors, hy gst:e;usn OF tnany ya1-s rxpsricnce.
The best Of reference given by addressing with real
name, .'RuBEET" Tribune u!nca. i13-Eat75tnet
, 1862-03-03

stTIurral for Your Side and we VIII
HuFrah for OurS.s7
The steamboat Fitzhuah came up the river
with rebel prisoners last Saturday. On near
ing West Point all the prisoners cried " Har-
rah for the Union," except one, who shouted
..Hu1rah for He'll" There seems to be but
two parties aow-onc for he'll and the other
for tic Uuion-Loaiszille Journal.
, 1862-03-03

c. Il. SCR{FElas, Alrertising 49cat, IS DtaT-
born st. is Gutfiztt: 10 rf:stts id,s,tssnaokts for
this and all Tie Leading R!fsfs Of the Northgsst.
w ANTED-A situation in 4 C I'm.
1niss.cu House. {;rocery anY respect ah!c In:
sipcss Sa1es1rHnAyiuEa lftle ash also horse.
would lend Eff employer. Atdfcss " ". ~, r1.5MHe
u1fct- Tah.-D2:rSt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gen
W tlenaa w4 Il qualified wishes s.taatioz Is
Te'ctt- II ga:hno a.cE CT ns pEnc;psl Of Scaco!.
A5esc.s l. & e = Post uticc Box IA Chicago.
, 1862-03-03

NJ ANTED-To exchange for half
cash. baiarce in cit7 property SO Ga worst. Of
DRY Goods, Boots and Shoes Clottlag: CrocsIEy and
Hardware Tie goods arc very desirable. only bought
about year ago, md purchssea toT cash when goods
were cheap c2Irf ESy for f1Et casd counfy htre.
Fer particulars. inquire OF -
GILBERT, SAMPSON 4 WARNER,
fp9s- -n12a.a .aH.1ff iucttp1cf1a. s. Lake Et.
, 1862-03-03

New YoGK, March 1.-The New York 7ri5-
urls Washington dispatch says the excise and
internal duties bill! will be reported from the
Wsss'apd Means Committee ssparat:1y fran
the tariff. One hundred and fifty million dol
lars Of income src expected from these sources.
The tariff Will be 1natured In ten dlys and re.
ported ~;
Senator Wilson's hill TO encourage enlist
mcnts in the regular army psovides for the pay
ment to eycr5 private, Immediately: upon his
enlistment in the rcguiar army. OF S25 Of the
t1ro bounty, 10 which he becomes entitled On
, 1862-03-03
Nfn advertisements.
Nfm advertisements.
DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS II
FOR SALE BY
q. G. GRIGGS s. CO.,
S9&41 Iake Street, Chicago,
OF EiERf SIZE, STTLE, PRICE + QUALIFY,
From IS cents to $25.00 each.

We have Albums holding from 12 to 80 Portraits
Persons o'<nHEISG should specify asoat The u1u5or
they Nien The Album to hold and the style e bading:
MOROCCO ANTIQUE. -
, 1862-03-03

WANTED.--A gentleman of good
buE!aezs ability to canvass and SILL for Mana: AL
featuring Company abos being io:AtEa tit t;tS city
An eyttieiyc acquaintance amor. Raf1:o71s ard nss
ncn Is neccssasy. Address Post Office Box t23.
rnfts l2.41E
, 1862-03-03

WANTED.-A partner wanted in
w Hotel in this city With cash csp;sal Of not
lesa than Ssoa The h.n5s L 'sIge aad well lahes,.
nav hfty hrEt casa psyng b6arders Agent; need not
Apply ns nclc but principes wall he t-elIed with For
particulars address HOTEL, Hcs- Uthcc Boz 29:S.
, 1862-03-03

ITO RENT.--Dwelling House, con-
IS; state street. Eith ras sud wafer. Rent Sst per
mont Dwelling HOUSE e,s:is:::s CO Ct sExEa ro2u:s
given i!l:usd;ate1y- Apply to FETE;s Sf!1.r :5s
STATE street Uh1-Essea2t
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Qbiraga advertisements.
SEWING MACHINES.
The Economy of Using the Franklin
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated grover ano
B,te, stitch which has taken the highest premium AZ
tt. Inois state Fair in September last, at the Uni
ted States Fair ST. Louis in lSeo anu AT the prn-
cin,I STATE Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave decision IN ,avor OF inns
81, oil ;nds of family manufacturing purposes.
The following table will show the difference in favor
of Sewing Machines over me Sd method OF s,itcIang
not only great saving of labor and time, besides add
ing greatly the healthfuness of the employment.
but the stitch is much stronger, more elastic and
much liable to rip rave than the stitch made
with bUttles and bobbins:
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Eegal advertisements


-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That nv v;r,,e NJ
aecree made and entered of record by the Circuit
, 90 La safe County, State Of Illinois, at the June
'eI VI sara Court A. d. lSf2 in certain cause then
p i's ", SAID court on the Chancery side thereof
S S .Il.am II. eastman complainant and
No'nah smith, Elizabeth Smith William Cr,n,,
toh, frahkiin BALDWIN, William II. Robertson, and
1 Gum, luton were defendants, 1 shah, on
Mohuay the 2oI day OF June 4, II IsG, he.
tween the hours Of nine o'cloe. in the forenoon
anu sunset OF sia Gay oner Tor sale, south door
of the County Court House in Ottawa in .aiI sa,,,,
ut public auction, and will sell the hph-st ,,y
the innowng described property, being the sage or.
dered by said decree TO be sold, that is to say o.
equal undivided half OF twenty 20) of land OF az
the south end Of the east hal! "a OF the northwe.,
quarter Of Section two a. township thirty. Ga
north OF range three 81 east OF the third principa
meridian, described follows: Beginning a stene
al theiaf section corner between sections % and
three % thence east or easterly ten (o) chains
stake, thence northerly eighty $50 rods stake
thence west or westerly ten U0) chains 10 a stake
thence south sou,heriy twenty (,D) chains tbs
place 81 beginning. Terms OF sale cash.
May 23d, 1852. 4O4x
4. 4. HOLLISTER Utste- in Chauc@ry
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PREPARED By
Important to Builders !
las. COLvYELE - BROTHER,

5,chttects, Builders, and General House
I - Carpenters,
uDEG to call the attention of the Public to their
advan tages and facilities for chcaply aud promptly
executing all contracts in their line. lawns, lately
added to their Establishment Jefferson Street in
Ottawa, large amount OF Machinery for Plann..
ing Groovin sticking Mouldings they are conf
dent they execute contracts rates 10 defy COM
petition They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hardware rom
the Manufacturers, at Wholesale, that builders will
be saved heavy percentage in these articles 10y deaf
ing directly with them.
They respectfully refer TIE following gentlemen,
well all others for whori they have executed
. tracts:
Hos S. ". CHEEvER, Manor IF Otta,ra,
Hos. DAY d WALKER Es- -Hdyor ."
JOIN +. NASH. ESQ,
JOHN v A. HE'S, ESQ,
GILBERT G0PF. ESQ,
Drafts Estimates, and Specifications gratis to per-
sons with whom in contract, and at LOWEST rates to
others.
Moving ESG!ZaiIGgs.
Messrs C. Bro also take pleasure in announcing
that thew have purchased from VIM e Bell late this
c;,v ali his Machinery for Moving Buildings which
thew have made heavy additions, that it the
n.rect set tools and machinery for this purpose in
the county Contracts in this line respectfully solicited
and executed promptly at the lowest living rates.
Ottawa, January 4, is62.
TNOK Mems Boets, Esoees, Erogins CATERS Ties
II and Half Boots, call at E.G. HALDEgT's.
IF You wish get complete assortment of Ladies'
Shoes Slippers Caters, BalmoraI Boots, haf Bal
morals, Morocco Kid and Calf Boots Bootees and Bus
kns, a. low prices, go to E.G. HALDEErs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-05-31
MORTGAGE SALE-Wbere.

III as, Oliver c. GRAY, of County of Ia
Sale and State OF Illinois, did, the 18th day OF
ber in the Of our Lord thousand eight hund-e
and fifty nine, execute and deliver joel r. Pierce
Of the county and aforesaid certain ipdenture
hundred and twenty FIVE dollars payable the said
Joel r. Pierce the frs; day of July, A. D. 1880 which
said mortgage was duly acknowledged and fled for
record, ia the oice OF the Recorder OF said Sale
county and state Aforesaid, the iit day Of october
D. 1859, at and treefourths O'Clock, p. NJ, OF
said day, and duy recorded in book number seventy
900 a;pages number hundred and eighy-s;x Ns5)
ana hundred and eighty (is1) OF the Record
OF deeds IN said Recorders Office.
And whereas, it is provided in said mortgage, tn at
If default should be made in the payment the
money mentioned in such mortgage, time therein
limited for The payment Of the same then the said
Joel +. Pierce and lis assigns thereby autho-
rizsa to sell the real estate in ii mortgage described
public auction aft giving four weeks notice the
time and place OF sale ia public newspaper in said
county and out OF the proceeds Of said sale pay ard
satisfy the costs of sale, and the full secured
by sad mortgage with the interest thereon aud then
Gray.
And whereas, said Joel r. Pierce has duly assigned
and transferred said mortgage indenture 70 the under
signed.
And whereas, default has been male in the payment
OF said mentioned in said mortgage and the in
terest thereon amounting about the five
bundled and fifty dollars. Now, therefore, public no
tice is hereby given that by virtue thu power Of
sale IN sad mortgage contained, shall, on Monday
the sixteenth day OF jane, 1852 between TIE hours
Of hin. O'Clock III the forenoon said day
al the south door Of the County Court House in QUA
the county aud EXPOSE AID D-e-
misses for sale public auction, and will then and
there sell the safne to the hgh-s, bidder foF cash
that is say tie following described premises ben,
the in said mortgage mentioned: The north hal
the southeast quarter Of section number twenty-five
ca in township lumber fnirty-Oue l3l-I north
number five 90 east Of the third ID principal
meridian in said county together with al! and singular
The heraditamenis and appur!unances thereunto be
longing, and ali the ighi and equity the said Oliver
{. Gray, his heirs and asa gas and to said prem.
ALBERT WOLFORD,
EBrsrzER LEwis, AssiyHes # sttd Eo,fgdg-.
dfrYfor issiGnee.
Ottawa, May t. I,52. i39-iw
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HORTTdGES4JE

NyHEREAS, on the first day of April, one thousand
w eight hundred and fifty nine Henry Iiur.blt and
Roswell Z. Goodel, of the county of Viii and state of
Illinois, made and delivei ed to William IL W. Cush-
man of the county Of La Sale and state of Illinois,
their joint prOmissory note of that date, sum
thousand dollars, payable year after date TO
said W. H. W. Cushman, order, with interest at ten
per cent per annum And whereas, said Henry Ifurl-
but, for the purpose OF fully securin the pay
ment OF said pronissory and interest, in said
note expressed made, executed and delivered said
first day of April, to said William H. W. Cushman a
mortgage deed on lots number threei 1871 and five l5l in
block ndmber eighty six 1851, in the States addition
to Ottawa with power to the said w. ii. w. Cushman
his heirs, executors administrators assigns de-
fault OF payment OF said promsSory note, principal
interest, advertise and se the said premises, and
to the purchaser purchasers thereof make execute
and deliver deed or deeds for the premises so sold
and out Of the proceeds of such SALE pay all costs
and expenses incurred in advertising and selling saii
premises, also the principal and interest due on said
prou,ssory note; fully appears in said mort
gage of record pages 203 and 2l0 Of book No &c
deeds in the office OF tbs recorder Of said county of
La Sale -
And wsoreas, default has been made in the ma vmept
of said note ana as therein
sed ad said promissory note IS overdue and unpaid
and the interest thereon AFTER the first day Of April A.
ID. L GU. remains due and unpaid. -,s. o. ..
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given that
the said William ii. W. CushnIan in pursuance OF the
power ana authority on conferred by virtue OF s
mortgage deed and by reason Of iefut IN .'e "a
ment OF SAID promissory note and interess -, htIer
said, will sell, at public auction to the heie' ~
for cash, at the south deor of the coun. ~ ,resaid
the city of Ottawa. in the county OF La o"e ~, -
OF the sixteenth day OF june one H., The forrnoon
drec and sixty two, at O'Clock IA ."I ~, ''~
90 ,, ,h.r ,ree I3l and five .5l, in block nhn-
b. eighty six 1861 in the state aau n.' ~, ~ va -
so much thereof as may De ne.eS s ~ tha nr1'
Of .I,er.isng and Selling said premises anu 'ne pri
ny" - interest due said proms sory note, as in
aid mortgage deed provided; nv c,,S,,,x
IN 81