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The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

A GALLANT ANENDE.-Senator Wall, Of
New Jersey, having in late speech allud-
ed to "Jesuitical doctrine Of the end JUST.
flying the MEANS" the Freeman's Journal
Of New York took him good naturedly to
task for it. Senator Wall replies, alluding
to his accidental vse Of an old phrase, his
letter closing with the following cutting
paragraph:
II have watched the course Of your
church in this terrible struggle now going
on, and have been mortified when | con.
trasted its high magnanimity, unlaltering
courage and tolerance, with the base sub
serviency, cOwardice and intolerance Of
some of the priests of :he Protestant per-
sua>ion. l can never forget that it was
Roman Catholic colony in Maryland that
first unfurled the banner Of freedom for re-
ligiouS worship, when the PuritaniSm Of
New England was whipping at the cart
tail my ancestors for desiring TO worship
God in thier own Way in the town ofLynn.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
Ths Kew Yorh RIOa.

The Abolition traitors of the Sacramen'
to Union are endeavoring to make the
people believe that the DemOcracy-who
have ever heen the uncOmprOmising ad'
vOcatea Of Law and order, the determined
opponents Of mob violence-are respOn'
sible for the riot in New York. This
comes well from . journal that was the
organ Of the San Francisco mob, that jus
titled al its outrages, and denounced the
Democratic party for standing BY the con-
stituted authOrities-frOm q paper that
AAF.s fE days ego, apOlOgised for an As-
sassin. Are the Democrats Of New York
responsible for the Boston mobl There
are not Democrats enough in that AbOli.
ticn city to constitute mob. The AbO-
lilion leaders are responsible for the mob.
They provoked it by passing an uncOn-
stitutional, unjust, oppressive, ipiQuitous
%Aw-A law which protects tie rich at the
expense Of the laboring classes and the
mechanics q law which declares that
three hundred dollars Of the rich mans
money is worth as much as the blood and
life Of the poor man. The telegraph in
forms US that the mob was composed Of
1.-THE middle classes and the labOring
men," Are the middle classes and the
laboring men" exclusively Democratss-
II not, men Of both parties we're engaged
in the mob.
The Democracy are and ever have been
opposed to mob violence. We condemn
and depiore such outbreaks. They are
disgraceful, destructive and brutal, and a
reprosch to our country. We do not be-
lieve grievances can be redresSed by such
means. We are convinced that nothing
desirable can be gained by them. We
believe, il persisted in, they will prove
fatal to those who embark in them, and
in6ict undeservsd suffering on innocent
persons. In saying so, We believe We
utter the sentiments Of the Democratic
party and the history of that party as
sures US that it will denounce as fiercely
and oppose as reSOluteIy as the war,nest
friends Of the Administration, all Eorcible
demonstrations against the laws of the
country. The Democracy are Law abb.
ding citizens, and If AboIitionists had fol.
lowed their exam de our country would
no~ be prosperous and happy. The
Union, the apologist Of an assassin and
the advocate Of the Vigilance Committee,
cannot, with all its ingenuity and persis.
tent and remorseless lying, make the
people believe that the Democracy are
responsible for the riots in the Atlantic
States.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

VLLAfNous.--We take the following
from the Sacramento Union Of Thursday,
q paper which the Administration, with
nice discrimination, hes hired to do ''s
dirty work:
zone Of the speakers. Horton, asserted
that all those men who attempt TO crush
it-Peace Democratic principle le-must
suffer, and the country would come out
radiant as before"
Reader, the shove is deliberate for
gerry, and must cover its author with in
fanny. Here is what Horton said, ex'
tracted from the same paper-the same
column in which the fSsS.-s :sc2eo-S-
There Is . marked difference between
what he did say and what the Union puts
into his mouth:
"The principle Of Democracy, like that
Of Christianity, cannot be crushed. All
these men who attempt to crush it must
suffer, and the country would come out
as radiant as before"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25


NEGRO EorALTY.-Fred. Douglass, the
negro orator and one of the leaders Of
the Abolitionized Republican party, in a
recent speech in Philadelphia, thus gave
his command to his white Abolition al
lies. His speech was received by his
white audience with rounds Of applause
Voters Of California, what think you Of a
party that cheered such speech? Are
you willing to support it? Fred. said:
"The term negro is the most preg.
nant now spoken. 1t is the pivot on
which turns the Union. Many attempts
have been made to push the negro ques-
tion aside. but it had defied the compro.
missing skill of the most profound states.
men. The negro and the Union must
be one must rise or fall, survive or per-
ish together. Destroy the negro and it de-
stroyS the nation; so that the interests Of
both demand that the negro should Le Ia.
ken into the national family, and treated
rs q man and brother.
The black man must be taken into full
equality with the whites Throw down
the barriers. Open the doors Of cottages;
remove the restraints Of the ballot box,
and, above all, allow the black man . seat
in the jury.box when the negro is to be
tried. And woe to this country ifthey re-
fuse to meet the question fairly! There is
some fiery storm of wrath in heaven, red
with uncommon vengeance for those who
refuse to the blacks the right Of citizenship,
and who suppose to crush out the blacks
altogether by provoking war OF extermi.
only one way to dipose Of this question
do the negro juStice!"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
NOTICE AND CAUTION.

HEREBY give notice that 9 certain promlssory
4 note executed ~ Thomas Allen to Msy 4 Miller,
for $780, dAIed January 18th 1883 due three years
from date, bearing interest at the rate Of TX peT
Gems. per month, and secured BY mortgage on aid
Aliens ranch, near White Rack, 10 PlacerviIl.
ToHnsnip' - Dorado COuRty-is fraudulent. and
was given without eonsde ration and I, havine
snbst quent mortgage sALd premises, viii defend
against the said note and mortgage, and therefore
eaut'on ell persons against Negotiating for said
note. PEIIX MTTiTT
July 38d, ls6S.- 2ts
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
NOTICE TO CRED1roRs.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Il Dorado.
~ In the County COuit in and for said Countv'
Se6a Farnsworth vs. dis CredItors
In the matter Of the Petition of Seba Farnswo,4h
an InsOlvent Debtor ''
Pursuant to an order on nle herein, made By the
hon. james Johnson, Judge Of the Court Aforesaid
1nsOlvent Debtor, seba FAhasWOrth, 70 be and an.
pear before the Court Aforesaid at the Court Hon.
81 sAa County In the City Of hacerviIle on the 6eh
day Of September, 4. 1858 At the hour Of 10 oIcl
A. H. OF sad DAY, % shoW eaRseif any they can, IN
the prayer Of said insolvent debtor shosId moi 81
eTsoteo. ne % Assagnmeut Of his estate Be made.
and he Be discharged from his debts and lIabities
10 pGrsaanee " the StaGnts IN saeh ease made Snd
provided. And, IN the meantime, Il is oFdereS thSt
!eessss' SSsinSt said insoIvent dehtor
witness my hand and the seaI of aid
Court hereto afaxed, a1 SaRce n ~ S.x -
80 EIAeerVtlle, this 3Ath day Of JuIy, A. b.
1853 TH0e. D. PAfFEN, Uerk.
y HoHEsto~Fa, Any for Petitioner. in
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

p',a DsIHSI COU6I-Hsa B. '. AyerS Judge; rAouas B.
rAttcn CtcEk Regular Terms zeneo a. ~ aeeoa5
Of February Aad ay AA4 tSrd ToaSsv n Iaru,
- - Se-pst'----
CUUNrI CoCKr-Aea James JsAassa Judse; Thomas ,.
PA1asA. ClsrkAsldS ~ FeENlaT Ier1s :. ~ a.. HSsys
Of January. Nay and September. - S
Couk1 OF sEssGoGs-Hsa. Sezss JCAsssa Prs.ssiss
Seeee See SaSGt and HiFan Yalk AaSseIas iSaticr
eno Lhoas fAGien, CeE-holds ks rsuIar Ters = KS
nrst AoAAAys OF March. JulU ana GsssabsV.
fHosATn COCkI-Hea. James JoAnsOa, JudFe; TAsuas
Of each meath W '0o''A AS-o3'
h0AnD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of cs.rre ". svaa
We heosan and Z, Pieses;-Thomas D. PsissS CleTk
Ao'd nesnSS % he AFst ASsAay oS eaeh Sash
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
LET THrx BE REurnREREr.-When th,

LET THEN BE RENEMBEREp.-When the
great martyr Oftrue liberty, says the Free
port (Illiuoi>) Bulletin, reached the lines
Of the enemies Of his country he spoke like
a free man. He was an exile-the victim
Of malice and foolish revenge. but q noble,
honest man for all that Z. L. Vallandig
hams remarks to the rebels upon reaching
their lines will be remembered ard quoted
by generations unborn. He has proven
himself true patriot and hero, and when
his prosecutors shall have been forgotten,
only to warn those " no would usurp pow.
er Of their danger, his memory will live
with the people, ami these words will be
eInblazoned on every banner:
81 am q citizen OF Ohio and ofthe Uni
ted States. lam here against my will. |
will therefore surrender myself to you as
O prisoner Of war"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

CHEERING.--An old friend writing from
ClarkSvile closes his letter in the follow.
ing language political excitement in
this neighborhood is running very high,
but the signs are cheering The old
cause is again drawing out the old patri-
otism, and with Downey as our standard
bearer we fear not the result. A very
large majority Of the people here, and
some of those who last year acted with
the opposition, will decline to be led fur
ther on in an insane warfare against the
Democratic party. The sober second
thought is now fully at work. The false
lights, the plausible and insinuating
teaching Of dcmagoSues, that so misled
honest men, are seen and shown to be
false and it is now made patent that the
shrill shrieking for the Union is an out
rageous swindle, and trick devised by
corrupt men, by which they might lift
themselves into power. The Abolition
leaders, at the head Of the Administration
party, care nothing for the Union. They
are gang Of political harlOts, who know
ingly and designedly, merely to get Office
are attempting to cheat their fellow men.
Here is the whole secret of their organi.
zation in . nutshell. Will not the honest
men, who love the Union, in other parts
Of Fl Dorado, when they see they have
been deluded BY political tricksters, turn
their backs on the men who have deceiv.
ed and are endeavoring to betray them,
and join with the great national band
who are contending for the Union as it
was and the Constitution as it is!'"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
TOWNSHIP NOMINEES.

PLAcERvnLE TowNsmP.-For Assessor and collec-
tor-Henry Symons; for Road Overseer--Michael
NcCuskeF.
ooLOHA fowSsMP-For Assessor and Collector
Denis Hanly; for Road 0verseer-Robert Means.
DIAMOND sPRINGs ToWSsHP.-For Assessor and
CollectOr-Chas. Y. Irwin for Road 0verseer-N d.
Howard for Justices ofthe Peace-J. r. Burlington
and A. seisbuttel; for COnstables-Isaac Peters and
Chas. L. Amdon.
MUD SPRINGS TowNsMP.-For ASSESSOR and Collec-
tor. E. Simmons for Road 0verSeer. John Mea-
ghe-; for Justices OF the Peace-J. N. Bryant and
J. B. Richardson; for Constables-L. N. Shrewsbury
and Cha rlcs T. Roussin.
WHTTE OAK TowxTHiP.-For Assessor and Collector
M. Berg; for Road 0verseer-E. NJ. Haskins; for
Justices Of the Peace-John ?. Bremen and Samuel
D. PeitOn; for COnstables-JAmeS Gray and C.
Collins.
GREkNR0oD TOWNSHIP For Assessor and Collector
-. Bishop; for Road 0verseer-John Stoddard.
KEIsEY ToWxsaIP Assessor and Collector
A. s. Clark for Road 0verseer-G. Demuth for
Justices OF the Peace-G. H. ROelke and L.. Borne
man; for Con stabies-J. Irons and J. II. Hugh.s.
GsonGErowx TowKsHIP.-Por Assessor and Collec-
tor-William Snyder For Road 0verseer-Richard
Murphy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

LIBERAL CoNrRIBUTIoN.-The great
Democratic mass meeting lately held at
Springfield, Illinois, contributed the large
sum Of forty seven thousand FIVE hun.
dred dollars for the relief of sick and dis.
abled soldiers. A large number of sol.
diers attended the meeting and cheered
Justify for the Democratic party.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
erOCKUOLDtRs:
NOTICE TO srocKHoLDERs.

0,LOCsLR MINING cOMPANY.-The s,ockhold.
~ eFs in the above named Incorporate Company,
are hereby notified that the nrSt meeting Of the
Company will be held ~ EgRlestOn's Hall, on Tues
day. August llth. 1858. at o'clock ~ 70 take the
necessary steps for the permanent orgAniEsti0b Of
the Company.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
n. K. STOWE, Secretary.
Onion, CoIOmA Township, u Dorado Co, Cal d,
July 18Th, 1858. u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
Arm advertisements CO'Day.

nLAcERvTLLE WATE1 COMPA-
NY, once, Main street, PIaesEyule -Ne:les J. !.
thiS cempsny Yin be hsh % Monday, August
IA. 1853, at O'Clock ?. \, Tor the eteeoon o'
ffastees, and such other bastnsss - nay ee@s ~
hore the meeting,
By order Of the Board u LEaaees.
fHOS. O. NU0RNf, Secretary.
YlaesrvIIls, July SSd, 1S0.-0
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

PRENTICE laughs At the heading "AAs.
founding Robbery. which frequently ap.
pears in connection with some fraud on
the government He says be occasionally
sees cases Of astounding honesty, but rob.
berry no longer astounds.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
INDEPENDENT
UNION CANDIDATE.

G. W. STOUT, OF Upper Piacerviit, an
nounces himself, at the request Of many voters 81
An UNCONDITIONAL UNION CANDIDATE for
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR oI Pia.
cervile Township, the ensuing election-indepen.
dent Of ali factions and cliques,
july9S g. w. STOUT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

WB ere indebted to W. N. Bradshaw 4 Co.
for late Atlantic magazines. pictorials and
newspapers; to R. s. Hernandez for the Sac
ramento Daily Union and to Wells. Fargo l.
Co. for the San Francisco, Sacramento and
Virginia dailies.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
TEZE CITY AND COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

The Democratic candidates are earnestly re-
quested TO meet At the ONCE Of the MOUNTAIN
DRAocRAr, in the city Of PlHcerville, on Satur-
day, the let Of August, at O'Clock r. y. 1t is
essential that all should be present, business Of
importance will be transacted.
A. ST. CLAIR DENVER,
Chairman Central Committee. ..
H. C. sLoss, secr'y.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FoR
CONSTABLE.

The undersigued respectfully announces himself
candidate for reelection 70 the once Of Con1tahls
OF PAeerville Township At the approaching election
July1o 4. bIMOMTON.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

SELLING ORA. Haas is offering his 6ns
stock of dry goods at greatly reduced prices
He intends to close out his business here, and
ID therefore selling at very low prices.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS. Democratic
friends in The different Townships will ehliSs
US BY sending 10 ths'r Township nominations
as soon as made.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
USE e. GOODWIN 4 BROS
New York Patent Pressed
CHEWING TOBACCO!
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE

THIS TOBACCO Is manufactured expressly for
i the California; market; the peculiar manner In
which Il 10 put up keeping Il always moist and Saus
ing it 70 retain its navoF any length Of time.
[Iuly2SiESm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

"LovAL LEAsUE"-"A A league with hell and
covenant with DEATH"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

Wives, Mothers and Sisters, uho's
Husbands, Sons and BrOthsrs are serving In the
army. cannot put int" their knapsaekS more ne
sessary or valuable gin than . few boxes Of
HOLLoWAY'S PILLS and OINTMENT They
insure health even under the exposures Of sol
disr's life. Only IS cents box or pot. Sus
The WOFld.ReA0Wned RenedleS,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
Are for sale in any Quantities by
CRANE = BRIGHAM,
Wholesale DruggistS, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

Ok MONDAY our carrier will collect monthly
subscriptions due us from our city patrons.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

DENocRATIc MEETIxGs.-The political cam
paigu opens gloriOusly 10 our county for the
Democracy. Several meetinRs have lately been
held. which were largely attended and very
epthssiAstic. Last Saturday night Judge john
son and Messrs. Davidson and Bates. legisla
tive candidates, addressed the Democracy of
Jayhawk and on Thursday night Judge john
son. Messrs. SlOSs aud Davidson the Democra-
cy OF Smiths Fiat. Telling speeches were
made, which were listened TO attentively and
received Eith the strongest tOkens Of approval
The Democracy are aroused aud are determined
to carry the county BY large majority, and
With such men. animated BY the loftiest patri.
otisp and cheeFed BY the smiles Of the honest
and indspendent, there's no such word - fail.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
PLAZA BOOK STORE.
R. s. HERNANDEZ

HAvING received large stock Of SCHOOL
- - BOOKS offers them at the following re-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
Keo1 IL Before 6hs People

EvSy sissss nay ssy spsah wrlss aad lubsA h. atl
suhos being rospoasble oT IL abass u tst
Faht anA law shall - passed rostrain Abds ehs
Hsy u sPsseh or Of the 9oahVHsa'
Agttote n Seeefen ..
saAn GAES - IaV psspsstlae sstabuhl.at Of
IL ire exercise thaFsof abr4gng
~ 80 u pasoh 81 IL PrUsa-(Alaa6ssAts % Ca
ssslASS esAS ohaIsS ssassS, ATsieis T.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

ICs.-JOhO NcF. Piersou 70 entitled to the
gratitude Of The nation for having saved the
attaches Of this csice from perinhinr from tha
sGsetH cfthe intsnss beat Of the past week.
His blocks Of ice, dissolved 10 Mathene's by.
drAat Als, Sre sure preventive Of the Equefao.
tinu Of thS h1uan form divine.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

PLAOERv1LLE, GAL.
Saturday,. ..................July =. as, 1853
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
READ the advertisements.
B IR T HIS.

10 this City, July 18th, to Edward Kegan aud
wife, . daughter.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

ALI IN TIE FANLT.-Mr. Rodgers has abdi-
Gated the PostOfice in favor Of his brother.in-
law, Mr.. Oscar Greeley-determined, it would
seem, to keep the Office in the family. We
have no idea that the public will suffer by the
change. Greeley is young. but then be will
be more active for that, and perhaps the more
honest. We hope he will learn his duties and
live strictly up to his oath. and neither give his
conscience to the keeping of the mail agent nor
rob the mail of our paper. We would advise
him to swear the brethren in as deputies, if he
intends to give them the run of the POstofiice.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

SrOCKHOLDERs OF tue FIRST NORTH EX.
= TENSION OR sCMMIr LEOGG:-TAke notice
that there will be . meeting Of the Company on
Saturday, August lst 1854 at the summit House, in
n Dorado County, California. All Stockholders not
paying their arst Of ten dollars By that
date, will be d,barred Of ell privileges In the Con.
many.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

Ka1oHrs OF THE TIN CRoss.-This association
Of miduight conspirators have weekly meet
ings, we learn, in almost every township In the
county. We presume their exercises consist
chiefly in singing "John Browns soul is
marching on" aud "coal black Rose" and in
venting lies against the Democracy. Itis
meet and proper that traitors to the Constitu-
ton of their country should sing hallelujahs to
the mem"rY Of rObber aud murderer, and it
is also congenial work for such 10 slander their
neiRhbOrH- Let them 60 on. their days are
numbeFsd At the ides of September the great
jury Of the country will try them for all their
oifenses against the Constitution, liberty, pa.
triOtism, decency and morality, and will con.
vict them, and sentence them to banishment
from Office aud to political death, Corruption
and hypOcrisy-tbeir great Distinguishing
characteristics-can serve them no longer; the
people have found them out the cloven foot of
treason has been discovered beneath their
cloak Of shoddy pSaetO.ism. and they stand con.
victed traitors to The Constitution. They see
the handwriting on the wall, and already feel
the paugs of defeat aud disgrace
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

Bur . Dashsway Washing Machine If you
want 10 please the ladies'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25

Iyyou want your washing we'll done buy
Dashawav
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
STATE TICKET.

p JOHN q. DOWNEY.
=. For Lieutenant Governor,
- =. w. MeKINSTRY.
For Cougressmen,
JOHN .. WELLER. JOHN BIGLER,
n. Z. wHITEsIDRs.
For Secretary OF StAte N. BISHOP
For State Treasurer. .,'...ThOMA HINDLEI
For Attorney G. GRANGER
For Clsrk OF Supreme Court.....A. c. BRADFORD
For State er....................BERIAH BkOWN
For Surveyor General DUNLAP,
For HArbor Commissions er .........NICHAEL HAYES
For Judges of the SnOreUue cogEt-
ROYAL T. sPRAGUE, W.T.. WALLACE,
J.B,HALL, TOD ROBINSON,
HH HAIGHF.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
COUNTY TICKET.

For District Judge,
HON. JAMES JOHNSON.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-25
COURTS OF EL DORADO cOVNTY.

July Goth, 1859.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-11
Eeual embellishments
MORTGAGE SALE-Where

w as. on the 9th day of October, A. u.
1880 Charles s. Munson and Charlotte =. son ~.
vi ,oi the county of La Sale snd State Of pno,s
did execute and deliveI to the und-rsgn Charles
liant OF the county OF Dutch-s of New Y.rk
mortgage deed OF te southeast quarter o. section
f2 in township thirty ave, 80 north range two
e. of tue thIrd principal, situate in tho COUNTY
Of La Sale and state o. illinois, which mortgag. deed
duly xledged and recorded in the K-ord.r'.
oic. of said La Sale county in Boo. As Of DEEDS on
page. 3G asd 3iT which mortgage deed was gwen To
secure a certain promissory not. Of even d.,. .rh
said deed for the OF six doll ara
utd executed by the said Charles s. Muussn to the uo
asrsgned, the said Char Hsnt, order enc year
from lis date, with interest at ten per cent
semi annually.
And whereas, in and by said mortgage deed. Ii was
and Is provided and stated among other thingsj that
the psyfaeh'"oi sad note u duly made will render
the said motgase deed void, but il default s,u h.
made III the payment of the principal interest above
mentioned. or any part or portion Of either At tbs
time time. he shall become due then the said
party of the sacond part and his ..syns are brr,by
Suthorz, to sell the real estate
public auction, after giving four weeks norr Of M.
iiIne and of sale in Iubiic nex.nnDxr In
the county where the said real estate =. si;u.- mr. in
the nearest county thereto non. b.. p,h
iish-d III said county. and coDTey the same 10 III.
highest and b-st builder and oL the money arising
.hererom, arst pay all attorney and counsel fees costs
and expenses and then retain the whole of
prir cips secured by this mortgage With
on the 10 the day Of sale, ana pay the surplus
ahT there shall be- 70 tile said parties OF the frs:
Pr a..
And whereas, defaait Ins been made in se paymsn.
of said note sesures be paid by ire sGii mortgage
deed and the said note from and after Ii
af't day OF October. l.. ls5, the in said
specified,
Now, thereore, public poticc is hereby given to the
said Charles g hnBso and all Others that
J. the aid Charles Hunt, under aud By virtue cf and
in conformity with HE authority conferred on me bv
SAID mortgage deed shall sell at public auction
highest aud beet bidGer at IT.. u the Court
House IN OTTAWA IN said county Of sale. stat.
o: Illinois on 'he l0th day Of August s6s, a, the
hour OF Oc uck \ ~, OF day the south half
Of the southeast quarter OF section a. Of
thirt S-hv-, 3d. North, OF two. q the
third ,fner!dia, situate o.
La t'ii-. being part the land as sale
mortgage deed described said sale is ma ,ks
puTI.se OF paying the i4d-bt-dness Remaining cGt
unpaid said hot-, with attorney and co.nsel fees
cAy-uses OF sale. The sale wall he cash
deed Vi b. made the purcha, i,u Tia ely ter
IHARLtS T. Hunt
Qua a JlIy 9Th, i5SS.