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General Order-NO. 6.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIcE,)

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICF,l
Dept of the Cumberland,
Nashville, Dec. 27, 1863.
In view of the accumulation of public
property at this Depot, and for the better
protection of the same, as we'll as of pri-
vate property, in case of Fire, it is hereby
ordered:
1st. That all employees of the Quar-
termaster's Department at this Depot, of
whatsoever grade or station, will cOnsti-
tute q body of Volunteer Firemen of the
Qusrtermaster's Department, and on the
alarm of fire, will proceed as hereinafter
directed.
I'd. Capt. Charles q. Irwin, A. @. NJ,
is hereby announced as Chief of the Vol
unteer Fire Department, and will be
Obeyed and respected accordingly.
Sd. On the alarm of fire, each gang of
laborers, mechanics, teamsters, clerks,
etc, will proceed TO such place of rem
devious as will be designated by Capt.
Irwin, and the boss or foreman of such
party will proceed with dispatch to the
Office of Capt. Irwin, on Cherry street,
who will give the proper instructions for
the particular duty to be performed by
such party in helping to extinguish the
confagration, or to save public or private
property.
4th. The foreman or boss of each
party will be held responsible not only
for the energetic execution of the orders
given by Capt. Irwin, but also for the good
behavior of the men in his charge. ARy
irFegularity, depreciation or theft COM
mitted by an employee Of the Depart
ment will be punished severely.
9th. On the alarm of fire, Capt. Irwin
will place himself in communication
with the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
pertinent, and use his best efforts to har-
mOniEe the action Of the volunteer force
with that of the established Depart
ment.
9th. On the alarm Of fire, the parties
organized under retrospective foremen
will not disband until orders to that
effect have been received from Captain
Irwin.
9TH. While fire is rsging, the foreman
of each party viii detail man to report
10 Capt. Irwin IS messenger to convey
orders, who will remain with Captain l..
until properly discharged.
9Th. Captain Irwin will establish rules
by which details Of men shall be made
from each gang or party, on alarm offire,
to remain behind in charge Of their re-
spective quarters, shops, trains, Offices,
etc.
sth. Every Quartermaster in charge Of
public store-houses will prescribe rules
for the employees under bis immediate
direction, for the PGpOss of extinguish-
ing any FIRE that may occur on his own
premises, and win also keep at least one
dozen buckets filed with water on each
story of the building so occupied by
him.
10th. No stoves or fires for cooking
or for mess purposes, will be allowed
about any Of the Public Store-houses,
and al quSrtermasters will have watch
men on duty, day and night, to see that
the necessary. fires for the Offices are
duly guarded and st the proper heuE sx-
tinguished.
J. L. DOEGLDsoE,
dse29-tf Chief Quartsrnaster.l
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Ths following appeal from the Charles
A. Dams, who holds the appoinlmsat Of
Commissioners from the War Department,
appears in the New York papers. We
trust it viii meet gener ~ rsspe1fs:
desire to call the attention Of the
prosperous and benevolent 70 the condi-
ton OF the citizens Of East Tennessee
tbs most loyal population which can Be
found in any part Of the United States
so far as my observation has enabled ne
70 judge. Their country has been irs-
Versed By both the rebel and Union ar
mics, and the CONSEQUENCES 10 th.d, n
many portions Of IL, tie inhabitants are
literally starving. The Government, q
course. wilIissue raiions 10 tho deafituts
IN the immediate vicinity Of onr mill
tary posts. but this viii not suffice to re-
move the deep distress that is now be-
ginning to be felt among she seeluded
valleys Of that region. having bat re-
Gently made to two journeys through
considerable part Of Il, state only what
/ hsVe seen with my own eyes. The
dire wants Of that simple minded peo-
pie should be met By ths humane SYM
psthies Of our Northern communities,
whose simple charity cannot Be exer-
cised toward more honest, patriotic, or
more innocent sufferers.
CHARLES A. DANA.
/ NEW YORK, Dec. 80, 1858.
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ISeut Col. J I. DONALDSON, senior and supervAs
4nf Qaartermaster, and t1ief snarterlA ~ ot
Depots Department Of che Cumberland. olioe
zOs Cherry-atrees.
ca.f. JAHEsF. RUsLISe, chief Assistant Quarter
master. oflns los Cberry-street.
Capt r. s. WISSLON, A. e. n, DisoufAing S1af-
tsrn2stef. Once le5 Cherry street
Capt CHAs. II. IRWIN, A. Q. A. p fhsrge O Cor
rails, stzbiss, Public Animals, Means 4 Irsnf-
portatioa, Lumber, workshop, &C onioo los
Cherry-st.
cApt. J. c. CRANE. A e. H., ia charge q Railroad
transportation. Ot1cs GhuEch-5t- ,ai Shattanoo-
a. bepot.
o.ui. J. sTUBBs, A O n In charge Of Forage,
Fuei fer stcsmera, ard hiyer Transportation.
OElce s. Cherry street.
capt j. NokiON, A. q NJ, sn chsrFs q Depot
Transportaiisr. tloe p Cherry street.
Cart. e. y WING, A. A., ia change of ssoTss Medi
eines hardware. and Miscellaneous q. Il. sioIss.
Oaice los Iberry-ffreef.
Cart r. J. CUx A q a., In charge Of Stationery
81 BiaBke, GoihinE, Camp and Carriaon
koufnsae Once " Market & eet
csuf d. TICKER. A. Q h-f Aeceipting and
I,tel,sfsinR Oaar iermaster, e. 3. Aialary Rail
Foaaa. Olaee Ckafch-street, 81 Chattanooga De
pot
Capt ?. IeoN. A. A. Q n, Post onArteTmsster, IA
eof Post Trauspoftai lon, Hospitais, Bar
rerkS ouarters Peel. Communication q Qusrteri
and Faci, Print ngs Eesges V estaeEnlentss ae-
&C. nee is Cheuy-ssieet.
cspt FRAHcIs q. KUoAR, A. Q. n. n eaAsge 9
EoFth-Hesiern Railroad AOaGe peitt s'-s%Iesa'
- q HoFfh- -KstsTn DePos@ -
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TENNESSEE AODGE, No l. Ness esev TssssdaE
n9ght-R h MoEEen, \ G; J L oakley, O. John
Hiee, Secretary; X spain, Treasurer.
TRABuE L0DGE, No IL Meets eue7g Mondas sighl-
] I Parks, n 6; " l PhliDs, q, J Hopkins,
Secretary B + Brown, Treasurer.
EbsIikY LODGE, No co. Mcsis eperg Friday Higa, al
their Ball on South lherry Etreei---JsIaes Wyatt,
sc: n nprich, g; E + GoOdlett, Secretary, n
Cs-ottoa, Treasurer.
kfyEuRA L8DGE, No los {GormsnD Meets erery
E7hnr4dau aiqhf-John Aebcrich, =; L ecker,
G.; WlnteF, secretary; Sieterle, Treasurer
RlIGEIY EKCAMPMENT No 1 Meets eueTr la cad
sa Wednesday, nighs-6 Fuer. & p j Harris,
JrHP;J y l. Ntakiey, ) W; \ Grim, J v; John
u Bide. Scribe, Cutter, Treasurer.
OLfVE BRANCH ENCAMPNkNT, No 4: Mess susrF
"a end s6k Wednesday HigLts-L Locker, p
Campbsil, Il p; J 1. iaFk "; B Friedman, "; 7
CColeman, Scribe; J Ward, Treasurer.
pDsREE OF REBECcAH Reas la FridaV nich lH
eacA poath-John hide, L n; kobt Thompson, A
LII; J J. weakley Secretary Mrs byrne, Con
sducior; Mrs = Brown, Warden Mrs Chas Robert
s@a, sentinel
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IN obedisuce 20 three writs UendOni srpeH0s to me
i directed from the Circuit Court Of the Unitef
States, at its October term for 1868, will at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, OF TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANU-
Any, 1864, expose 20 public SALE TO the CHEST bid
der. for cash, az the Courthouse, in Nashville, Da
vidsOa county, Tenn, ali the right, title, cain,
interest and estate which f. o. Burt has IN ga certain
lot piece OF ground in kdgeield Davidson county
Tenn. the south SIDE OF Wo dl md street, front
ing City feet on said street aud running back one
hundred and seventy feet 70 an alley, and numbered
81 IN plan Of Shelby Addition, which is registered
In the proper Office in Davidson count page 43 q
Book n and all the right, ttle claim, interest," and
estate which F. burt has in piece or parcel Of
ground in South Nashv lie, Davidson county, Tenn,
described as beginning at the c0rner OF Cannon and
bews streets, running eastyardly, along Cannon
street 1ne hundred and forty feet 70 the centre
Of fifteen feet al ey, thence -thwATdy along said
alley two hundred and fifty Que feet 10 shook line,
thence We twar y with Shocks line one hundred and
sIxty-fye feet 70 Lewis street, thence s0uthwafdy
two hundfsi and 1ty-one feet to the beginDingtitle
registered page ia IN Book 81 Of the gstrar for
Davidson county, Tenn; and all the right, title
claim, interest," anu estate which r H Groomes has
in piece or parcel OF land In Nashville, Davidson
county, Tenn designated as Lot No. 5, (part of the
original College Lot No. - described as fronting
Market street thirty feet and running half way back
20 College street, one hnnd red and twelve feet-con
veFed 10 r. r. Gro0mes BY Jas. Parrish, BY deed
dated June l7th, ls45 recorded On page 40 Ia Book
no. s Of the EegistrsF for Davidson county all tue
properly herein named, hEYing been levied on 10
United staies for the Middle District Of Tennessee
Al ils April term, 1852, against GFoomes, Cavert
burt, anu Ia favor 81 J. L. Wayne Son, Dner, Nor
ris 4 Co., and II. C0gtermsu.
E. R. GLAsCOCK, Marshal.
deo5-St By W. IELLyxTT, Deputy.
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The new Rebel RnVoE 90 NTnnee.
Mr.. Superveills, who had arrived in
Paris Ia the character Of special envoy
from the Confederate States" is =
Frenchmsn by birth, and was formerly
an advocate in the south Of France. lie
has been living in Texss Tor the lass
seventeen years, and is now . na'HaliEsd
American. He got awsy from Malam1f-
as on board French-ship-of-War, which
the Admiral lent him to 60 70 Vera CruE,
where be embarked in the French steam
or Florida, for ST. NasaTis. he ia said
to have > mission 10 notify 10 ihs French
Government the recognition by the Con-
federate Ststes Of the Empire Of Mexico,
and also 10 try to persuade Napoleon to
recognise the South in return.
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f.r0son: Glover PORN, Z "A. oiBcs, chattanooga,
Tenn.
Z.ss.souf Medical % sosor: Surgeon A Henry
Thurston Oflcs, No "a cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
Medical Inspector Surgeon " Clendonin, { Vols.
lce Ns "a Cnerry street, between Broad and Church
Medical Director Rsseps Corps: Surgeon William
varien . Vols. Once, High street, Gen Granger
cid headquarters.
Medical Dsrector q fhs Pos Surgeon I Watson,
Once south Summer street, tie City Cemetery.
= pyopast Ma-sAai. Lieut. Col Geo Spsuldng.
lssiaasf ProUea Marshal Captain James Boyd
klst Illinois. Once al The State Capitol.
Ossasnander Of le Posi-: Bfigadier General S
Granger Headquarters, College street, between
Church and union streets.
> Headc,arsers of de CoTnHaaHder Of he Distriot o
Nash-iIie: Gen L Rousseau. The Rass residence
CHURCH street, between Vine and Spruce.
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URIEL WRIGHT.-We are informed
that Major Uriel Wright, well known in
this city for many yssrs past IS an emf
nont criminal lawyer and foWery orator,
has been sppointed by Thomas @. Rsyn-
olds member Of the Confederate Senate
from Missouri, in place Of Pey ton, dscsas-
ed. Reynolds claims to be Govsnor Of
Missouri, By virtue Of the death Of Claib.
Jackson. Major Wright had been sick
at Mobile for some time, and vas for .
while Judge Advocate under Brsxlon
Bragg. He weat to Richmond last sum
mer, and while there was robbed Of bis
new uniform. We wonder when the new
Senator Will app ~ before his, eonstitu-
ents."-S. Leuis Democrat.
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american Tracts In EngIand-Hon
ROhert T. Waiker,a PRmmhIarn
The following interesting extracts, iron

The following interesting extracts, from
one of Mr.. Walkers late pamphlets issu-
ed from 40, Half Moon Street, Piccadil-
ly, London" and, probably distributed
literally among all classes, may give us
some idea Of the favorable effect they are
producing upon the public mind in Eu-
rope. From the efforts now making to
diffuse information there inregard to this
country, an immenss immigration may
he exnectaf.
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A good speech Miss Matilds Heron
Thursday night, about the dis0rdeEly
eonduet Of part Of ths aadiGneo at the
theatre. Il vas Al effective one, too.
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Hesnsn's dsFsss is attributed b. emf
nsnt Loadon physicians to over .irAinirs.
He was in better plight f0r tho isAi ags
weeks bsf,se Il cane Of
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c. w. ROBACK.
TO RENT-FoR 1864.

The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
Acres,
CITUATED between Gallstin and White Creek
- Turnpikss, in the GENRE Of which is the family
residence Of Paymaster Harris, OF the u. S. Navy,
and the Northern border Of il two small Cottages
with its barn. Stables Carriage house, Spring house,
and other convenient out houses It affords q
pleasant residence near the city, and the soil is
excellent for cultivation.
Apply 20 's J. GEO. HARRI8, Paymaster o. 5. Navy,
New York" or TO n. g. SC0VEL,
No. 10 Park Street opposite Fast front Of the Capitol
Nashville, Tennessee.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


Glsff-Jamen D. Hinton. Defxtias--Tiiomss Hob
pon and J. X. Buchanan.
Reclster-Pbineas Garrett.
Tfaase-W Jasper Tayler.
onrons-G Gunter
Ran0er-Alexander Mcdaniel.
Eesssuss CoLlsctor-W. ID. bopeTtson
RaSraad Taz OoueotOT-J. q. bFieg.
Ooar.abiss Tor be EasbVlLs DsssFe-lohn D. Cover
end J. T. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
.Fndcs--EI0n. James WhitWorth.
6leE-.P. Lindsey Nicbol.
So The Judge's Court meets the FIRST Monday IN
each noun, and the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the Co5nty s held the hrEt kon-
day IN January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
.fltEce---
CsFb-Dsvid @. Love.
s@ Tho Court meets The bFst Rondsy IN Asroh
and September.
cRIiaIkAL COURT,
yukos-Hon II n. Brien.
Aaornev General-Geo. b. StubbleAeld.
Owh-Ubarlea W. Smith.
The Court meets tbs fFst konday IN April, Al
gust and DeoembeF.
cHANcERV COURT
Cs~k asd Masts--J. &. GloSves.
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wssLern - PacaInE

The Oincianati Price rsntpubiSnes
= partia statement Of the packing IN TOE
West, which compare as follows
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~ Chronic Cases
~- To the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 90 unfortunate
TO mscarry or prove abortion can be carried 70 their
fun time II found pregnant, By eivies me 8 Gall.
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COUNTY COURT,
CIRCUIT COURT.
cHARcERY COURT

Csgk and Masfsr--5. &. GloSyes.
sN- The Court moetz the nrst konday In EsY and
E0vombor..
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The statsmen includes Cincinnati and
Chicago. Ths deficiency the Price Cur
rent estimator At 60 per cent. in number
and u psr cent In weight.
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hight POLICE

Oaptaia-J0n1 II Packet,
FiTst Lfeaenane-Robert Scott.
Second Bfsa1lsn nj John = ingalls,.
HATROLNEN.
Eames-navid McNabb, John Cavonder, Joel Phil
Isps. VIM Purkett nan'l Burget, Vim Aulloy, Murphy
PhIllips saEn1 Piumraer, John Chenaut, Nsch Davis
James Miller, Vim Mayo WH Rice, VIM Baker, II
Byron, Bird Bruce, \ R Michel, Vim Stewart, jesse
Perry.
- The Police Court il opened every morning Al
aine O'Clock
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EaEidson County Directory.
ofrv oowEpNgEur


EaTids0n County Directory.
ofTY 0ovERNMENT
5oHE HUGH SMITH, kavr
WILLIAM sBAEE BssorSsT.
50HR O8UMBLET, hertkal.
css-ss o. sas Esrsss-Ioha csurBlsy. .ss-oroo, rss,
1brt BcCzrty. ss~Snc; ard Elisha Long, third.
TEa Asssssof-Nfdism Driver.
Bssasas Collooso,--A. B. shasklSud
Hat9 Taz C1liesior--E. 3. Garrett
SSoasus-H nenFy
HEavf Maa@--F hoEnss Teasc
e-p-izapnssf q a. EoxiAos.se--J. Q. Dodd
sslpsrfssessdcsf d ~ WafsF Hg4ts-gna. Stewart.
ofsf cf lls FIVE Be1u~ssseni--I y Freeman.
6azi0a q Ehs ce1eeB--T q. AeBFiGe.
Ezrasf Ossrrcs---J. T. stewart.
ossy zRoTrq'-H Brien.
CRY COUNCIL.
BOARD on AEDEENEs-N. d. Brssn, Prssiasst.
FGrf Word-JBe Newman.
6soend Wayd-JoseDh Rebb.
Thrd HaTd-o ) 8ayfeld.
Fon1k Eayd-HG scOyel
FYah Word--Inseph Knowles.
6zfk Hard-M N Brien.
6sreah Ward-M Claiborne.
Eialth Wdrd-J0seph smith.
C0NM0s CoUxcIL-AndreE Anderson, President.
Firsi Ward--jae Turner and John Csrper.
Eec51d Ward--G d SoufhRate and Myers.
TEsrd Va d-kDdncw Anderson aud Alex Mcdaniel
Fossfh Word and ChaIi sayers.
Sszfh Wayd-T Yarbrough ard VIZ Driver
sssrufh Werd-i s RDst and J. W Croady.
Esghh Eord-Wra Eaily and L Wheeler.
sz1SDu0 oozz1T1Ez o. TEE o1Y oouEgLs
rgaaaos-Kaovles, sOufagate, and Anderson.
Wassr WerEe-Andersen, Smith, and GiaseOck,
Strees-sayers, Turner, Southgate, Nayheld, Cheat
ham, Yerbr ufh, Claiborne, and Haiiy.
scs0ols-Hun, Knowles, ana Wheeer
Whogf-OagpeT, Turner, and Newman
Fire Departmeat-My gers, Rust, and scoyei
Gas-Driver, Bren, and Cready.
Cssnstcrp-Smith, Wheeler, and Hsily.
M0ykef Hossse-Southgste Newman, and CarPef
EgaUes-Brien Mcdaniel, and Myers.
Fosoe-Yarbr0ngh, soovel, and sayerss
eprinqs-c3aib0rne, HUFF, and Baiy.
HIork HoaseZ hesfhem, R0hb, and Mcdaniel.
IssProremess and penditures-soovel, a0uihgate,
and Driver
Public Prop@fy-B0bb Driver, and Turner.
PEI Hoa,se-Newmsu, Haily, and southgate.
81 The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
Hsxi preceding the second and fourth Thursdays II
each month and the Common Council the second
und fourth Thursdays IN each mozth.
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Announcenaenta Of Candidates.

Va, the undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
above rates, to which bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. VII. CAMERON, for the Unioz.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DispaseE.
NasEvnLs, TEEE- July 25, 1883.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS N DETAIL

81 Advertisements inserted IN the Special Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cens per line for the
brst insertion for eaoh additional insertion ten
cents In the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the first insertions for every additional insertion a.
teen cents.
Marriage and Funeral Notices.
Nill be charged at the uSuAl advertising rates.
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legal A6pertisements.
M ORTGAGE SALE-IVbereas

III james Bruce and Catharinc his " ;f4 did on
the thTd Gay OF octener,. 1851, execute and deli
sr to me aeed o. mortgage Of that date in ana by
which said deed they conveyed ts rna the north at
quarter, and the west half OF Ia. sorh go. .,..s
section No. thirty three. (33O in tswBship Ss thr,,
two {S2) north, Of range No. fopr . east q, IL
(sa) prnci pal nIreidisn, situate in the COUNT 81
Sale and state Of Illinois, in mortgage, Lowcy,r -
cure the payment OF thirty three hun Ired ana -.
dollars, (s3SG0D due and owing froE. James prur. -
John Armour, and evidenced by .ree prom.sor uots.
Of even date with said mOrtg5rc deed sigled Ly IL
said James Bruce and payable to the crdcr said Jol
Armour. each note for the of eleven hundred and
TWEEN " dollars, 2c) and ten per interest and
payable in three, four and five years from date with
the interest each note payable aunusy which said
RECORDS OF LA Sale county, Illinois, pages 1oI aud fOl
Ahd whereas, among other thInCs IL was stipulated
IN sara deed, that II said James Gruce should make
deaait ia the payment Of such ndshelress according
10 the terms % we payment thereof said John
araeur s heirs or assigns, should b. authorized t.
the real estate above ,cria.d a. uubfi ,rc,o
giving four seks' notice the time and al 90 A. ,I.
ia pubic newspaper in the county Iara III. 81
real estate Is situated, or in the next Uear.s ou,tv
thereto, should there be published in sa-I eopry
and convey the 20 the highest aad hest tii sr
and out OF the money arising therefrom first n,v al
attorney and counsel ices, costs and expenses Inn
retain the whole amount due Of the prinspaI sum se-
by this mortgage, with interest on the sa. 10
the day Of sale and pay the surplus, il any shall
be- TO the said James Bruce and whereas default hay
Ing been made in the Gent therein provided
noticei5 k>rehy given that, Tuesday the 2Gth day
OF July lSsi, shail expose for sale a public ven
due, and sell 10 the high bidder for hour
OF O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, the south
door o. the Court House ia CT the county 81
La Sale, 'he land above described, and make the
balance due Oh said mortgage deed and cost and ex-
peuses OF sale. JOHN ARMOUR,
,fgr.
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EeCBIIC notice is hereby given. that whereas Eeu-
4 hen IIFreer1au and sarah !. Freeman his wife did
on the first day Of June. A. D. 1865 execute the
uuders! ruc4 NOR gage upon tie lands hereinafter
described to the payment OF two certain prom
Issory notes in said mort gage described, and which
SAID mortgage was recorded in the office If the Re
corder Of Deeds OF the county OF La Sale the 9Th
day Of June, 4. ID. 1853, in book 81 OF Deeds,
page IL.
Aad whereas default having been made in the pay
r1ent Of the first IN saii mortgage described, be
ing for thesgm OF 5000 Notice is hereby given, that
on Wednesday, the -gh day OF June, A 1864. the
hour OF ten O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day, the south
door Of the County Court House in Ottawa, in said
cOuu y shall offer for sale, and sell the highes.
bidder Cash, al the right, title, aud int the
said Reuben IL. Freeman and his wife in and 10 the
lands des crbed in said mortgage, and which said
lands the north half of the south half of section
twenty our, (24) township thirty five, $50 of Range
two. 90 in said county of La Sale.
GEORGE W. CASTETTER.
Z. 5. TAYLOR. -KoyTgdges.
AIRY for 0ortgggce.
June lIth
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Try VIRTUE OF an order aud decree OF the County
} Court Of La Sale County, Illinois, made the
petit;on OF the undersigned administrator and ad-
niu3stratrx fthc estate OF William Erwin, deceased
leave to sell the real estate OF said deceased the
March Term OF said Court A. D. 1864, shall, thu
18th day OF July, A. D. 1854 between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock Z. NJ. of said day sell
Public sale, at the south door Of the County Court
House in said county the 70 10 wing described reel
tate situated in the County of La Sale and safe of
Illinois, to wit: The half Of the north quar-
ter OF section four. ID township thirty one, (3l)
range four % east OF the third Principal meridian
deed will he given to the purchaser Of said premises
at lie time ef such sale.
NATHAN W. RATHBUN, dt3iniss,dtOr.
ALTHEA = ERWIN, AdmiHistratrir.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-07-02
Eegal ADVERTISEMENTS.
iSHERIEF',S .SALE

VI7HEREAs in the Circuit Court Of La Sale county
w state of Illinois, at the June term thereof, A. ~
1861 judgments were rendered, in a then pend
ing in said court, wherein the city of Ottawa
plaintiff and George Ii. Norris ct at. defendants
favor OF the city of Ottawa, and against the town
lots parts of town lots, tracts OF land, and parts OF
tracts land hereinafter described the
eray and respectively assessed hei by the commit
sioners appointed by the city council ofthe city OF Otta
wa to make such assessment for the purpose of con-
suuctng sewer commencing at the south SIDE OF the
Illinois Michigan Canal, in the center of Pine Street,
running thence south through and under the center Of
raid street to point at near the north line OF lot
in block ~ states addition Ottawa, thence easterly
to the eastline Of said block which SAID Judgments
we're upon and against the following described p4Us
of real estate and for the following amounts respect
lively, to- wit