davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-07-25
ELL Of Fare for July, 1868.

sour,
Mule Tail. .s
1ou.ED. ''-
Rnle bacon with poke green's
Mule ham cauyasEed.
ROAST. -
Mule 1ump stuffed with rice.
VEGETABLES.
Peas and Rice.
ENTREES.
Mule head stuffed A Ia Mode. t.
Mule beef jerked A Ia Mexfcana. 49,
Mule ears fricasseed ID gotch.
Mule side stewed, new style, hair on.
Mule spare ribs plain.
iMule liver haeheu.
:. snE n1auEe.
Mu1e said.
Mule hoof soused.
Mule brains la omelettc.
Nulc Kidney stuffed with peas.
Mule tripe itfed in pea meal batter.
Mule tongue cold a IA Bray. -.
Mule foot. .
Pea meal pndding, blackberry sauce.
Cottonwood berry pies:
i, China berry taIt.
White oak acornB.
Beech nuts.
Blackberry Leaf Tea.
Genuine Confederate Coffee.
Liquors.
Mississippi Water, vintage Of t432, superior,
$3.GO.
Lime Stone Water, latc importation, very fine.
$e-75.
Spring Water, VicksbuEs brand. $1.5o. 80
Meafs ut all hours. Gentlemen to wait upon
Themselves. Any inattcutlon on the part Of Ser
wants y Ill be- promptly reported at the office.
JEFF. DAVIS & Co.,
Pruprietofs.
CARD-Thc proprieto.s OF the Justly celebrated
Hotel dc Eicksburg, having enlarged and se1tted
the famc, arc now prepared to accommodate all
who may favor them with call. Parties arriving
by the river or Grants inland route, will fud
Grape Canister q Cos carriages at tho landing or
auy depot on tue line of cntrenchmenta. B1ck,
viii be fpsrt to make the visit of al as intesest-
fun as possible.
, 1863-07-25
How New Albany ,yos Saved.

When the Perdue Rifles were approaching
New Albany, on the evening that they 1ets Il
this city, q 1a1ge fire was discovered to DC u
out to be the work Of m incendiary. At that
time Morgan was within twelve miles Of New
Albany, and wanted immediate Information
Of the number Of troops In that city. a pEi-
was occupied By tho rebels, states that the
spies of Morgan 1T New Albany were in-
sfrrcted TINT II th=re WAS q sufficient force Of
Federa]s at that point to resist Morgan's ad-
vance upon the place, the fact should be an
nouuced by tae signal Of a large fire: It no
upon and occupied the city. The truth of
thIs sts&ement ID vouched for,-.La}avatt
IND, Courier, 1s1r ED.
, 1863-07-25

7$e1t " 1tt9sen' oa,@u5
In making the above estimate, We have al
lowed that all the citizens in the following
States Included in the call (after deducting
re1sons} will respond to the proclamation:
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida and Texas. In the rcnlain-
ing States we have made allow auces for the
presence Of our own troops and the Union
Sentiment in the following proportions:
Yirginia, onc-half; Mississippi, onc-ha1f;
Tennessee, three quarters. From this it will
he seen 1hat We have nude the largest posi-.
ble estimate Of the number Of recruits f1r the
rebel army, since It is not likely that many
will be obtained from Texas, Arkansas, Of
Ten1essee,-N ?. World, 2lzl,
, 1863-07-25
va1xaxnIcHAmC COULD NOT FIND
a UNION MAN In DIXIE.
IN b;s address to the Copperheads ot

Ohio. Va1landigham says:
.1ft this civil war is to terminate only IL
4ba snhinrnfion CT submission uf tho Sout9
-, force sud at1ne, The tnfant OF To-Day VII
MT 1Iyc to see the end Gift No; - 2noIher
wnv only can it be brought to close. lta'
nca1is one-hau of he Confederate Sta:es, aud
sojouruing for a time nj widely dlue,Gn1 1i
7,ofnte met not one nun, Woman, or culto
WHO was not resolved to perish rather tna4
yield to the pressure OF arms even IN 'as u1's'
desperate extremity" -:
This opipion was based on conversations
had With the rebel leaders. he found an
echo Of his own preconceived notions. He
: was glad to be thus fortified in the op1n-
ions ha advanced when proclaiming trea-
son in Ohio. But he is the last person TO
whom a Union "1nan, woman or child !:
would confess their attachment to the old
Union, well knowing that betrayal would
be the result. Vallandigham's interviews
with the rebels were alta time when they
were buoyant with hope Of victory. Lee
had Invaded Pennsylvania with every
prospect Of capturing Baltimore, Phlladel-
phia and WashingtoR-as they thought,
and as Valland digham hoped. Johnston had
fallen On the rear Of Grants army, they
supposed, and they were confident thai
thus caught between Pemberton and John
>ston his army would be captured and DE-
st-oyea A ike fate they fondly imasin-
ed awaited Banks army. Bragg
was sure to crush out Rosecrans'
and in short everything look
cd rosy and prosperous for the rebel
cause, when Vallandigham.was enjoying
their hospitality and sympathy. But the
face Of affairs have changed. Since
then the rebels have sustained a series Of
caushing defeats, oosting1them not less
than 81 900 men in killed, wounded and
prisoners; upwards Of 10000 muskets
and 3oo pieces Of artillery. If he would
return to his rebel friends he would meet
fewer men, women and children re-
stsolved to perish rather than yield to the
81 pressure Of Union arms" than when he
saw them before. .....
But because the Union people Of Dixie
did not choose to make Vallandiggham a
konfdent in no wise dissipates the fact
t they exist in great numbers. Recent
',1onmssats, ,dn. North Carolina prove
,oIn4a1 patty in that State are for
koa.and willing iiiui2 & TO 70 come back on
" Mu11Kmancipation Of their
Is Of North Carolina
, 1863-07-25

II Tic Cincinnati Commercial sayB that
The Pennsylvania butternuts have begun to
"a1gy" In this way since Lees horse stealing
inyasicn: t:Erts gin Cons tu1ion for Lnkoln
to 'yade Suth'n state-apd Ltnkoln's gin
Conb'tution-its 'g'in't fur JEFF son Dayus m
Linkoln both gin Constitution Now there's
progress in this Fort of logic. If the butter
nuts 60 on this way, and there should be a
few more raids III the North to help them In
their u:ediaticns, they will come 10 the con-
clut ion that JEFF. Davis is us bad as Lincoln.
, 1863-07-25

home guard 70, the defense Of their families
and property.
SUBMISSIVE But DETERMINED.
The negroes express desire to live in Qufe-
tutie, and have no disposition to interfere with
auy one, if allowed to ply their several voca-
tions in peace. They, however, feel bound to
urotect themselves and the lives Of their
familIes, to which end they have organized to
: certain extent, aud have adopted system
for guarding their neighboFhood Night and
DAY aeainst surprise and attack
, 1863-07-25

The Dubuque Herald, the most ont
spoken Of the peace organs and exponents Of
V:llandIghanism, denounces any attempt to
restore order in New York By calling Ia the
military, as an attempt to put the city under
"the military Loof" Of IN Abolition Gespot-
i'm. OF course, any thing that tends to the
preservation Of order and the enforcement Of
law, is destotic In these days, when States
must be rerlnitted to introduce poll iical
s>na!chy into the Government, and unbfidled
license giylu to cruel and destructive mob,
, 1863-07-25

SuMmnry OF The Conscription.
The following table gives an approximate
estimate If tbs Lumber Of recruits for the
Southern army which will probably be oh:
tsined By JEFF Davis recent proclamation,
calling to ar1us all citizens between the ayes
of IS ard 45:
, 1863-07-25
The Negroes OF New York De-
fenuinE Themselves. :

From the n. 7. Evening Post, July 22d.]
We have read Of the flight Of negroes, men,
women and children, in consequence Of the
unproyoked raid upon their homes and work
fed groups, in station houses a=l cellars, IN
Iaticnr aubtili-.lon to the hcartless mebs, dis
tracted and dumhfounded that the civil autho-
rites can afford them but limited protection
We are now gratifled ut learning that at Ger
tsin points 0f the city, quite i formidable
show Of resistance has been arranged in con-
temptation Of further hostl1ities, and it Is
c0nEo1a1ion to Know that the negroes, cogni.
zant Of their rights Us citizens, have deter
mined to assert them in form which will be
apt to carry conviction With it.
To this end the co1osed residents of the
6th ward bave been busy in fo1tifIiug and
strengthening the section which is lIryely
populated by them. This conslats Of parts
Of Sullivan and Thompson streets, bet Neen
Btoome and Grande, At this point they have
decided to make q stand, and feel confident
that they can resist auy attack which will be
made, or at least hold ont until reinforce
ments shall arrive.
MEANS OF DEFENCE
: It might be regarded as coutraband to state
at present tho natnre Or precise location Of
the defenceless in question, as it Is not our
IurroEe to betray the operations Of the color
ed men: It Is only necessary to add that they
haEe taken advantage Of various modern up
tt4A4Ees u Hal1he CnaI0c.er+ ana II 6uF Gu
rlous Individual Of rfotous disposition de-
slres 10 test The much mooted question,
stWfl1 negroes fight :"We can only assure him
that he will, in the event Of a. practical test Of
The subject, hayean opportunity Of Witnessing
the efficiency Of certain fire arms, hand.gren.
adee, boiling water and brlckbats, which nav
be used with decided advantage from eleyated
points.
REcoSEo1ssAscE nEpuLsED.
During the proceedings Of last week yery
this section into an action, ard IN one or two
slight skirmishes, in which the rioters eyf-
IDENTIFY desired to ."feel Of the enemy," the
latter probably became Satisfied that the po-
sition was too strong, US the negro skirmlsh-
ers caused them to skedaddle with Heas In
their ears.
CHARACTER OF THE NEGROES.
Many Of the negroes residing IN the neigh.
bothood mentioned, are OF IN Intelligent and
Industrious class, who In peaceful times have
employment in some Of our largest business
establish1u ents. Such Of these latter as are
located up town are necessarily beyond the
lines inside, which the co1ored men ut pre-
sent venture, and they now aze aetiuE as
, 1863-07-25
MIR. 1a1la n<lt.t hmm and tEse Ger
HtfsAnK.


TIC Gt1manid, the Ge:1nan Democratic
newtpsper published in CltTelard, in its Issue
OF .he 18TH iust., loists the name Of John
Brcugh for Governor, The editor, Mr.. Plus
nao, etates lis rosi ion in an article which
ut fnd t,autlated in the Cleveland Herald as
fv1lovs:
s.As will be noticed by our readers, we put
to 1a. 1T the b, I'D Of uur paper tue name Of
Mr.. Bfougl for Governor.
.t1115 Is no basty step; but VIC hare on-
: cluded, after naiuie cohsideration and con-
sultation Fith iuaDy Gf our Democratic
fljt uds, to lay aside for the presens party diff
frre1 cee, and By the utmost Of our Influence
to aid to victory the party that advocates the
I suppression of the rtbcllion.
I'VE have already given our readers the
VallandIgham; we do not agree wita Mr.
Brough VI on many questions, which are Of
secondary nature; ut do tndofse W. Droagh's
opsuiost, 't1at He 1e3e4tfon must BE- Suppressed
tss.5 thuf is tie saoiu iksttc. =
The Gfsgracetul scenes, which few days
ago occur red iu New York city, prove that 1t
requires the un!tld efforts Of all good citizens,
without egard to party, to sustain the public
peace aid order, and It is most certnilly the
duty Of every ore, who carts for the welfare
Of our country 10 ignore pr ; considerations
and.to support our constitutional govern.
me1lt."
Tie German vote Of Ohio will be cast al.
most solid 1or Brough and the Union ticket
, 1863-07-25
Auo1Iscr Demo cratic Paper viii
uox support Nnr. fsaiinndiG7.
"->

hmm.
The d,ntsiean Untou, published at Steuben,
vile, Ohio, and edited By John Sheridan, re-
iuEes to support Tallandighanl for Governor.
It Il. BET III. Democratic o:gan OF Jeftrson
Ccunts for more than thirty years. In m
ur1ic1e published on the 16tii, the Union rs-
ferfs 10 the noise made By Valiandigham
abvrt State rights, ard m armfsticc, acd OBJ
serves:
"lf the party adopt the peculiar views gu
this fl}.5tc (State rlGhta) Of the great South
Caso1lnlan, John c. Calhoun, then the former
position occupied bY tie Democ1a'ic party
since 1he latter day Of Democracy are pl sylug
the deuce with the par :, that jackson and
all such. ordinary men as him didn't know
<l4ut Democracy conslsted OF, and Of #h1t
Ingredients it was composed, notstithstard-
ing tie history of the country shows that
wien secession raised its head with John C.
Gu loun for its leader, tllht be proved to be
,hr u,an for the crisis, aud tie Pilot WHO
weatht rcd tine stoT1n'-crushed the great Null
1iltr and Liz frllowen-aDd as long as he
Liz prt rnpt actor, IL 50 doing, It was ncgtr
mootad again until sitter Jackson and Cal
! 0un ditd."
Tie editor Of Tie Union defines his position
thus:
s'we, 1s an editor. stand to day where We
tlid lie first day The dr:t gun Was fired on
Fer, Sumter. Nearly the whole party stood
with us !hcn, as VIC Believe il dues now. We
viii MT be intilnidated or whcedled into a
arc: G position nc will stand between the
! cura1 cf the 1sraclitcs ard Phiiis.iaes, and
! we car cry IN the hour Ct degeLe1acy, woe
| to tie lcade1s OF the great Democratic + rnty.
! uI.,il. Ike :nc1eht Ninessh, the people VIII
awake ana ccme NJ 10 the Isurtlcation Of til:
D.mocratIc temple, aud overthrow these 9tlo
are 1r,i inc to pfucs the party In flse posi-
| Ton. Ills viii he DONE
, 1863-07-25
TAx81fOn,e
{EEnm fIe Bnstnn Ion ttla1 IulY 21st ]


As our people have got hereafter to look
1t is Interesting to learn what our neighhors
oyes the wuter are doing to meet their yearly
e2penics They require, to meet Govern
nett expenses in England, over e7o, ,000, GOO
or $3.50 0O0 600 per year.
The yearly expenses Of the army are ab out
SIS Cox. 900; the yearly expenses Of the navy
are about $60, con. GOO: and miscellaneous cx-
pcnscs $IO, 900 COO. Then there is the futer-
est on the National Debt, which debt amoants
now to about s., 600 ,000. GOO.
This would seem to be a sufficiently heavy
burden to carry, but the people Of England
manage to carry 1t with considerable ease.
The statesmen Of England havn shown great
sagacI1y In managing 30 to distribute this tax.
ntion as not to depress her industry.
It is estimated thnt the tax Is paid by the
three classes in about the following proper
ticus:
Wo.KiDe j" 1s.Ot1,ooo eo'ooo,o0o
The amount derived from the Excise duty
for the year ending April l, 1867, was:
On Spirits -.--.--.-f9g.sas1
On Licenses. .-~-....--...-----..-... l.bsS85
o. o. Hsctney md Stage Coaches .-+....- els,lys
There is revenue on spirits and malt alone
of 6S0, ,O00, 600. TAat on tea, sugar aud tobac-
co is over SIS, ,O0o, 900 on each, on stamps orer
$40, ,00o, 900, and from income tax about $685.
Those rho have looked into these matters
arc struck with the lightuess Of our tax, Us
comparcd with that In England
, 1863-07-25

tg The eui.or Of the Dubuque Times, who
las been sued by Mahony, late of Fort La
fa,ettc, for libel, announces that at the next
session Of the Grand Jury, he shall ask that
body 10 iudict =. a. Mahony Tor sundry
crimes and miEdemeanor6. If 1.-THE martyr"
gels Lis deserts, he had better be making his
peucc with Heaven.
, 1863-07-25

. ~Eapt. Gu1uHel ~@uk11ol ue0 Ut Vaeot711 =.
J., on he 10Th inst, Of dropsy Of the heart,
in the eighty.second year Of bis age. Capt.
Caudler Originated and put Into successful op.
erution the ntst line OF packet enlps netHeea
NcN York and London.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
c L X l n G

the above complaints.
These Bites are the poo. mans
FREUD, saving MIN many do tors bills
as we'll as tie rich mans so,ac. and
comfort. 'nrigorziing the week snG
dsiberaied. driving away neiansho'y,
making HE OF misery, one Of un.l-
lsyed rnjoymsnt.
These X tier. have been introduced
and are being used, no: only in HE hos
DiLals. but among the soldiers, As Al ap-
,'et'Ier tonic and regul.t.r o: the sys .
ZEN IhIougLoai ias
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
.SLIELLEE.S NILE

k(f virtue OF an Execution ana Re Bill issued Of
- tire Clerks offs Of Tie Circuit Court Of D.,
kab County, and ~ Iiiino-, and the directed
whereby am commanded To make the amount Of .
certain Judgment recently Obtained tins John Mon
tanye. in favor OF Isaac Hatch ard diam Potter
Ad Hnstrai"rs u tie Estate ~ Chester Potter deed
coUplainshts. out 81 tie lands. goods ana
chaitles OF the said John MOnt.nyr have levied the
foh0Wing properly. to wiz. That portion Of he
han or the ugTthsr.. quarter 81 section two, (2) III
township thirty six I3G NORTH OF range tour, a.
Of the third principal efidian Nhch lies north OF the
centre line Of the Chicago and Aurora railroad. con
tanning abou, seventy three % Her,s, r.s
and also is following described property. Of ne
hAf o. the eat hat OF tie northwest t.rsr Of ~sid
section I've ~ x; c"nu.,LC'ug at the uoJu'wsst
roTa-r the founding lIHe soUt TO th~ southeast
corner OF said G5.rtrT seciioa; hence the
south n- 81 .I'e q1Ar-e, the IT.: b,if
vi SAID quarter section tielc- nor h to p.int
teen, tlsD chains aud forty. (-U) Inks south OF IN
n"rth line OF sid Quarter thence -sst Er-nsythrer
20 roj., 1L-ue- tlVrjI Tire Losth e. ga,
egnn'ng. containing ti.;r y 800 acres les'
all DSIn- In la : ..i- county, iiiiiIuis.
There ore, according -sid command, sfg al
pose for sale, at PUBLIC AUCII ~ All the yighr
and inteIes; OF the above named John NUnizyn-,
and 10 ;h- above d-scr G> pfui'erJy. Saturday
or daF o. December. g. q O'clock p NJ,
> ULh door oI the Court iious- iu OrtaEa.
Dated 81 O:..aa, tllis :. % dsy Drce lhe-. 1853
WILLIAM X. SilLLIuAN
; efi.f Of la ) .ts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

Family, DYE COLORS-ln - Cent
r'Packsses tn. cheapest ard easiest way for yes-
i'm. silks Ribbons, WoOen Or Cotton goods The seS
'.s - 90 -, ,t.,. IL ~ r. Y. 8RIOGS'
yuk 10, IeS1. Srvg o~~ "Se~ ~''~'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

Having fitted NJ the most cor,,ete SASH. DOOR and
BLIND FACTORY and FLAMING MILL to be found iu
the St.te, now prepared to fill orders in this
In "a BUSINESS at short notice and Low RATES
complete of the ordinary sizes OF SASH GLAZED
and Jung azed) DOORS, BLINDS. FRAMES and MOULD
INGS always hand, and Our c'litiss Tor turning
such that We can supply unusua e'ze: ut
short notice. We are determined hotliing but
the best SEASONED LUMBER in this department; aud
our machinery being all new and Of the most perfect
lipa v cannot fail to make g cd work.
Having the benefit of machinery. can do all kinds
Of Csrpen,er WorS with grss,er dispatch thaS ever.
We are prepared 70 make
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

CORN BASKETS! -FARMERS,
" LOOK HEREE
lust the thing u'vant. We are receiving y dos
! Corn bselets, and III sell them lcw.
II. fHORND . o., Md Lesthes besre
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
Helmbold's Rose Wash.

lotion for Disc Of Syphlitic Nature,
and injection in Di Of the Urinary Organs
arising from habits Of dissipation used in connection
with the Extracts Bucu and Szrsapariila In such dis.
recommended
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable cha
racter vii. accompany the medicines
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

EsrlrE OF JANE. " t,XIFL-, IECELsrr.

ESTAfR on JAMES ". INIFL-, IlCElsrr.
HE under. 'gncd having been appointed af-iui--
traitor 81 the estate Of james ". Daniels, late g
the county Of La Sale and State Of Illinois decrease.
hereby gives notice tEa b. III appear before Ihs coUr
~ of La Lal- county, the house on
va, at the J4.uIry term the thlTd Monday ia ia
uary next. which time al persons Laving Si.Iu
AK INST sAid Eat- notified aud requested TO alien
Tor The purpose 81 t wing tir adjusted. Al
Indebted - sail Estate req !-sset EI-ke Inn,
dIatc pay i,ni II tie ~ i-r-ig1tt.
Dated i!,ls 2lst day a. !. Z. A. n. 1868.
ca J. T.. lit UsION, administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

Contracts for Buildings Complete
LOWER PRICES
THAN CAN BE DONE Ely OTHER PARTIES.
All Work Warranted; and We refer to our nuineroui
customer in the city and country tor whom VIC nave
done work for che pat three years.
Persons designing building will do we'll to let u
FICrrh" on ii, i, jubs before contracting elsewhere
I,Ds .ons, and Bs OF Material iurni- he'd
and, where e do the ork, no charge made.
Having the only co -,piete SER OF MOVING TOOLS
In the County en- do AL work in this line viii
dispatch ard satisfaction.
Constantly on hand
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES,
MOULDINGS
GLASS, PAINTS AND OILS,
NAILS L. BUILDERS HARDWARE
which We will SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
Matching, PlaL.A-. and saving |
DONE IN SUPERIOR MANNER.
rE J. COLWELL / CO.,
Nsrt doc, to- VIM Gilman d. Co.
= Ossavs, August !, 1eoo 4
NJ KITTENS GOLDEN SALVE. u
" vrey choice salve Piles. Buns, Scslds ID
"'''''' The '''' ever '''' ~ ''e W." 4 = sR,es,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
AEnir.siratnrS t,otir..
..rA7E - SurG. REstsE, ptce.srn,

FrsTE - SiL..G. REEEsE, BicF.sEn.
FIHHF urGrr> COED having been arp"iit-d Admin =
4 sft Estate Of silas q Br--se late e
County Of Ia - lr. and state o. Illinois, d-cetse',
hereby gives notice that si- will appear before e
County Court g; l. 81 County, at the Court H-u {
in Ottawa. the January Term the third Nond1
in isruaIy i-N, AZ which time AL persons hxvir (
claims against said Fstate notified and request q
attend Tor the purpose Of having the samp adiuste
All persons iIdtb bed o said Estate requested
MAKE .HuF Ell ate payment TO ;he undersigned
DATED his third day OF November A u. |. 6.
HENRIETTA 4. BEsESE. AdHiHistrdtrtr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19
Eegal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tortgaoe Sale.

E.r-s mortgage Sale.
WTHEREAs John McDourar and Agnes his wife ~
w the county OF La Sale and tate Illinois, parte.
of the FIRST part, by their Mortgage Deed ring da,
May the 10Th A. n. 1852 did convey TO The snd.r.yn.d
Benjamin H. Everit party of the second p.r, Of m.
county OF Duchess. State of New YORK. tn. following
described real estate, situate in the county of Sale
and State OF Illinois, wit: The north half OF IN,
northwest quarter Of &c :tion No. thiry.. rec (33
and the southwest quarter Of the seuhwes quarter Of
section twentyeght t2s in township thrty-one (3I
north. range five. CD east OF the third principal
di an. containing hundred AID twenty acres which
saa M','g"ge Deed was d,iy ackno' le''ged and
"a Ie and ste cf Illinois in Book No g. pages AIS
hhd ZIG, which sa Mortgage u. ed given TO Sc
cure The payment If a certain prossory note OF even
,''c 'Here"hh Tor the OF seven hundred dollars,
que IN Two years from lis date with at ten per
cent per annum, pa yale anur.l -, IN. unaersiyrrt
Johr McDrtgsn " o-e'' - '"e '
men s.it M.rgars Deed contained . power OF
SAL ~ Woris "a folio -f.,'t .l,, h. ,,,le n
the rayr ent of tie principal or inter-, ion -
TONED or any part or Portion Of either NJ The time or
tau Is the same sB.l become due. th-n D. co., ~
the SCI ond ,art and his y b, Re by ,r,ba,J
Sc the real -state alb d.. RI ~ pm, ic aurtnn ~
tr gtving fosf week., notice III and sc- Of 49,;
IN some fuStc Ie sseate in the where the said
real estate il situate. n The next nrare,t c,nr,.
Thereto, sbdud none be published said county and
convey :he anne 10 the highest hest tidd.r and
out OF arising there first pay ali tor-
ney and counsel fees. cost an then re-
tain the whole II the principal sum secured by
TIL. mortgage. with the interest the same To- n. dsv
OF sale and pay the surplus, il any there shall be 10
the said parties the FIRST art and whereas default
mas be-ii male ~ the 81 the aid mou.y
secured to be paid by the term nf said Mortgage Deed
and note therein described. D. interest AT ten p.r
cent from tenth day OF May. 1862
Now therefore. notice is hereby nren TO az partes
int rested that by yirtGre OF the authority in me vested
by the terms y" lid Mort Dee shah sci. At pub
lac auction. TO the highest and best bidder for cash 1t
e south door OF The Cont House in tn. said county
Of LA Sa.. ''e ~ W % Ven c'oe. NJ or ihe 18th
a.v =, January, . 1864, IT,. above DESERT ed real
..t.ts ht,, IL -, - a. IN said Mortgage DEED
described. Which sale IL made for the -: e VI pa!
IhR ihe Indebtedness due on said note and Norgas.
Deed with costs and EXPENSES Of sale.
A deed wi be made 20 the purchaser Immediately
"ller the SAFE EESJ. II. kyERiTT,
c''s"S' pec. IL 1905. UoItgdgN.