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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
HUBBEL'S
GOlGceee Dteecs'S.


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1nvigoratng and Strengthening. Fortifes the
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Will cure Dyspepsia.
Will cure Weakness and General Debility.
Will cure Heartburn,
Will cure Headache,
Will cure Liver Complaint,
Will cure Jaundice,
Will cure Sea Sickness,
Will cLre Bilious collie,
Will excite and create healthy app elite.
Will lnvigorate the organs Of DigeAtion.
aud moderately increases the temperature of the
BODY and the force Of the circulation, acting in
fact, "a general corroborsnt Of the systeDa con-
tanning no poisonous drugs. and is the best Tonic
Btters in the World. A fair trial is earnestly
solicited.
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Proprletors. Hudson, n. r.
General Depot, American Express Buildings,
Hudson Street, New York.
For Sale by Druggists, Grocers, &c.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
DvsPEPelA and rlTe.

RlrS-A euas CuRR for these distressing complaints 10
nov made Known In . westise % Iostien and
NTs-Natve Herbal preparations. puhshed by Dr. o
-PHsLPs DnowH. The prescription furnished
FlTs-him in such rrovidential that Ne can
not couse~ntl0usly refuse n rake keoUn. %
RITS-h has cured everybody Who has used n, never
having failed 10 = single case II 10 equally cure
NT-n cssee OF ht- ~ Of Dyspepsia. and the ngredi-
-ents may be obtained from any druggist ssHr
F1TS-FREk 20 alt receipt Of I'VE cents TO pvepay
-port1ee, &c Address DR., .. PHELPS BLOWN,
FITs-No. 10 0rand 81 Jersey CITY, n (mar1l-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

Price, q 4 90 4 Box or SIX
Boxes for $500.
Can BE- had Of any Druggist IN the United
Ststes or Caaadas, Or sent post-paid to any ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

ST. Ions, Mo-, Feb. 16. 1898.
DsAa Fin Your boH Of Anti0ote hiss worked
like magic. / think ca safely invest another
dollar in il.
HENRY KROEOER
A 1874 Biddle Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

Bossox Conssns, N. r, Dee. q, 1esl.- ~
A. 0vgt 4 6.--0ssfs - freely give yes liberty
70 nnaks uae ofthe following certificate IT the val
10 Of Conssitstton Water. which cen recom-
mend 10 The highest manner: Ny wife vas attack
q With pain II the shoulders, whole length 1.-THE
bask, and In her iimbs, win FslpsssSjos' y ~
Hesst aad lrrjsotios " ~ Rtostw. esIled s
physician who attended her about three mentbs,
when be len her worse than he had found her.
then employed one Of the best physicians ! c0u1d
fnd. Who assssAsd Der fbr s6out nine noot1s,
ssd while she was under HE care che ia got suf-
fsr quite . mach pain. He finally gave her -,
aud aid '.Aer cass pss isests6is. lSs," sasd Sc
s'Ske Ass sseA combination Of 0Aspf1tats tkss
Sssdieiae gices for opsrstes o1e6Nse sOss se1p
" ~ ISpcsliiss-" Abost shie ine - cuas.
n,euced lie use Of Constisution Waisr, esAto 80
utter astonishment, almost the FIRST dose seemed
20 hnve the desired effect, spd she kept o. m
provise rapidly under ~ tssalmsst aud nov -
perintends entirely her demeslie a1aiss. Shshas |
not takenany ef the Conetstutios Wssss fes about
four weeks, and We ere happy % ~ thst y hae |
WIN. VAN BHNsCHOFDN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

CECRET DISEASES
- SAAARlTAN'S GIT,
SAMARlTANS GIFT,
The most certain remedy ever used.
Yes. positive cure.
halsam Ccpavia and Mercury Discarded
Only ten pills TO be taken to effect cure.
They are purely vegetable, having no smell or
any unpleasant taste. and will not injuse the bow
Ella or stomach Of the most delicate.
Cures from two to four days. and recent cases
In Twenty four hours.
No exposure, NO trouble. no change whateyer.
Male packages 81; female Ss-sent by mail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

SPnmuSssLD, Ohio, Aug. -, ls6s.
M. ]. J. kkOMER-Encl0sed you will And
two dollars for "Zane's Arftidote'' n have
had five boxes, think yon ean afford to send me
IN extra box. can sell large quantity your
medicines. though am only farmer but
these has been such change in me, visibas 70 II
around, that it has had . good elect. I,
Respectfully,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

- -
Wfllstts L SEdmoru ,n,r;.S..
stoes, No. It's. III a ooo
=; Fss..d1) ber house, 49,
Sesveod Ast.en 4, hat sta '''''
Nas -. 5000
, .ore' NO. D. 1900
".sd saiooy r.. 5000
-. 1t5!::. ...':. -. 1000
l1p - beildinge. &c.. :. 10000
1t3,itsal6ssss = tslt1 street a.. 900
~..sss ~ 49, W1
!. i - - lsssans 5000
"a - i'i i::;;s: 1900 go
49, 800 .....,...... s,ooQ
! = :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

Wssunassnlp. Conn.,, AarchS. isss.--Dr. II
II 0rsee- Dssv Hsr - Having sees your aaver-
fisesneot Of .sConstitutiou Wlter, /" fecommend.
z ths ksstys r. e: 80 l.s:siss
a. With only ,snporssy relief. wss isdcss4
totry your nedicise, procured 90 estsIe q
e.. - vhen he'd used half Of u, = evssf.
psiss I lIund . crest change is y hsalsG 4
ksvs "a 40 bottles Of 4, and en- wAere Iqes.
= s.sscsed 10 be 10 my life, well - =, -
spitiss. camp. express ny, ~ erssa ss ss1i
M ~. ~ the blessisgs q Co ssee elesalD
y.s : yoar 1sSsrs e l love m I 9'ssSs iff
For sals by al Druggisss. Pfsss ~
w. b. 0REGG : 90, Ae1vsssv
uoR0AN = A11lAfN, TN,
'oa6,ea, Aessts, No. ~ Cilr stsset ~ Yea.
A..-1s I. rb;e>~,-FUf4nn. RnyUfl A1UG'
N, 6DilTl . 0UN51A NJ - seoeAsoolr]
II AZ = 4 !. n. T., -, AZ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
PHYSICIANS

Isritate and drsnch the kidneys, and b constant
use soon lead 70 chronic tegeperati0n ard con
hrned disease u H-. lsa'st yn'
We present the Constitution " Star 70 the pue'
lie with The DpyictiVu thal II hos noequas Y -
leving the class Of diseases for which il has reeu
found 20 emineusly successful for curing; and "
trust that W shaM Be rewarded for our e1efts In
placing - valuapIe renisdy h Tern - 0set
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

Ac riding to the Showing calculation,
'ul ppear thas khe entire loss will 4
nOs to over $500. 900. These flgu6
Z d out setting down the value Of
uses curiosities at 100000: =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

The wH0c number Of =
the South in 1860 WAS r 81 q
the States Of Mary4 Dsls
souri,: ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06

ou; that was the bargain; ami trnst-
nR to your word, ! have come hith.
err" 20 .s.
"True, true" said the Emperor
Lay a cover near me; lay ASIDE yonr
Tms, mon ami, anl draw up 10 the
able " ....... ... ....
Dinner over, the grenadier went
At his Usual place, took mp he car
bine, and turning to the Emperor,
presented arms. "A mere private, y
be then said, fought not to dine At
the table of his Emperor,
"Ah. understand you," said Ma
polcon, 81 name you Clcvalier OF
he Legion Of Honor. and Lieutenant
ol nv Company -of,gaards."
Thank you. heartily" returned
the soldier, aud and lond shouts oI
iUe ls Emperor he quietly with
I,pW .... ..|H ~. Y. D. ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
NO IS

tho Saxon race holds as the dearest
fits rights, the right of keeping lie
h"nor unsnllied, and oihJlding mp its
liag high among the nations of the
aarth. D. not expect, then, to SEQ
the Ooniederates come back npou
such terms. They will figlt and to
iho last man rather than to come d
terms OF Submission They are so
strongly and unanimously resolved to
carry on the war as long as thcre il A
lighting man in the ranks, that tIiey
Save sown their fields with oriuusi in
Eclse meat should happen to fail. onion
beng the best substitute for meat that
can be- Ioand, and the most invipora.
TIM ani wholesome We o abl. in va.
et'bIe kingdom Such foresight. how
ever triflinG it may look on tie surfac,
Shove with what spirit the Confeder.
ates are accepting this struggle, and
To what priva'i'ns they are decided
70 submit rather than to give it up.
without realizing their indepen-
denre. LIZ
10 sun mp, will ss,: M n ton
has yet perrished with a hundred
thou 'and mn in the fl ,ld.anG terri.
tory vast enough to feed ten times that
number, no people have yet, been
cong 'ered TOR want of railroads. for
the great battles OF this century have
been fought without railroads; no com
munity has yet been brought to term,
which was resolved, unanimously as
the South Is, to conquer its indepeu.
dence, and who enjoyed such resour-
c4s. That in tho log run, after four
years more of the bloody wal, the Con
federa'es should be subjugated, is ros.
slbIe, but by 10 means certain, but
that they can be sul,jngated sooner,
| DO nor believe; nor ls it the opinion
OF General Sherman him self, who talxs
freely on the subj ct. Let .,Is then
look at our difficulties in the face pre-
pare deliberately and confidently for
the coming contest, and leave to t,o
Republicans and friends Of Mr.. Line
on. the ridicule atsachin. TO ialsa
prophets and imprdent babblers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
RILIOU NESS, ,. l..
BltlOUSNESS, g
Bill lUSNESS,
B!LlOUSNhsS,
LIVER COMPLAINT
LIVER COMPLAINT
LIVER COMPLAIN +
LIVER COMPLAINT

The well known Or, WARREN. Of Boston
s,ys Of he, Pills, They have tIIr finest ef-
rcct upon the Liver aud digesIiyA organs Of
any medicine in the. world aud are the nnSI
perfect pGtgai,e, which his EYER yet been
made by anybody. The efc have abuh.
unty shown To the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines in usl.-
They are safe aud pleasant 10 lake, bnl pow
erlulI to cure. Their penetrating properties
stimuli te the vital uttiyitiss Of the body,
remove the obslrictous Of its organs, puri.
fy the b 90 !, and expel disen,e. They purge,
OF; tie !oul humors that breed aud grow
disIrnper, stimulate sluggish Or isordereI
organs into their naiura! uction. aud i'm.
purt healthy tone with strength tp the
whole system. Not only do they cure the
everyday complaints of everybody, but also
formidable, and dangerous diseases Whilt
they producpn powerful effects. they are al
tie talne time. indimishrd doses, the safest
aud beet pIysiC that Iybe employed 'or
children, anG being purely vegetable ale Tree
from any risk or harm u p. '.' .' ...
The mos; remarkable feature Of these pi Is
is tie pefe0ion with which they act on TX
tremely dissimilar chronic diseases THl
SAME Discs CURE DiaIrIIes or Dyspepsia, IN
either caSe restoring rhe organs to health,
aud natural condition, which cannot be sail
OF any other medicine in existence" .
They create pure blood an! remove all
impurities from the system, hence are pos
hive cure for.
Fever, Headache. Piles, Mercurial Do
ecAscs, aud
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
A L"eoillOl'vc om the II1mD ,ge.

From the Syracuse (N. " Standard1
ounce the fresh 1t It is neccessary To
back down locomotives on the Gem
traI road to ChitteuaIgO to bring In
the baggage cars aud passenger coach
eS wh'ch are there showed over IA,
temporary bridge. For tha. pnrpos,
about # o'cl"cb yesterday afternoon
locomotive eighty nine was started
east. the engineer Of which til King
tho south track was NOT rr,nt, switch.
"a on The north track and ran back a,
fir speed Approaching the tunnel
"o'nt a mule from the statiOn) he all
1t once discovered locomotive 1O9
with a wood train, just emerging
from the tulnel, The engineers Of
Ooth lOcomrtIves reversed their en-
slneS aud jumped of, as Jill The fire.
nen OF b)lh. As the tender of 50
came IN contact with 100, the lorepart
Jt 100 was thrown from the track and
stopped; but the hind tracks of 50 were
only stove in, aud that engine s,ar,-
cd on a keen SC Iot back, with .ho
hind end OF her tender dragging. Sho
came we'zzing through the stf.e,s Ma
II the devil had kicked her in end-
thirty to tlirty-tivo miles per bour,
wthou: any engineer or fireman wbis
zlng and blowing, an rnmbling, en-
tlreIy Reckless of CONSEQUENCES I,
was fearful moment, the srsets vera
ln''; tho depot contained hundreds of
human beings; every body TINT sar
Was excited, to $50 the insane fra.
norSe thus without master and feared
that the next instant would land sew.
er"l souls into eternity without warn
ug. In the depot stood the O Veg
road train, which had backed in from
Seneca River, (where thai road has TO
transfer ON account Of the freshat) and
the passengers had but just got out Of
the coaches-but luckily were all out.
Ihe engineer Of the Oswego train ia :
tue wild steei coming just IN time to
open his valves aud start, a. the nal
SO struck the rear coach, running IN.
der it to the front tracks with a tre.
mendous crash, scatter..n things esn
e.a.ly, and forced on across Saiipa
street to near Clinton street before il
came to halt-with smoke stack and
outer rigging we'll riddled, and them
let ner hot steam fly within the Door
coach which she had mercilessly shoul
dered. The ready thoughtot Mr.. Glib
bon, the engineer of the Osaego train
saved his locomJt'vs and train, except
the rear coach, ii b wing paltsd az the
collision came, and he got opt of tho
way. The wreck was 5000 cleared
) away, while the wrecking ca. went 70
: the relief OF 109, Il is MIRACLE tha,
the locomotive could run tLrungh sr
, thickly q street. cross eleven cross
t streets, and end as il mid, for 20 per
t sou Wa harmed, s.ro NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
NORTH ANo SOUTH.
Mr.. LING 'LN.s OPINION ON Tue DU-
RATION OF THE WAR,

Mr.. LING 'LNs OPINION ON TIE DU-
RATION OF THE WAR.
Mr.. Lincoln who mnst have be
come somwhar wiser by experience,
said in my presence this morning.
1T ihink this year is going to be one
Of the hardest fighting years we have
yet g'ne through, il fighting is up
ut tho end OF December next, we
must consider ourselves as exceed
ingly fortunate. | inferred from
these words that our worthy Pr9si-
dent wears two masks; the ane he
carries in making speeches shows al
unlimited confidence ia the coming
downfall of The rebellion. the other
which hc wears among his intimate
rlends, Expresses, OnNthe contrary
some doubt AMI uneaslness on the
subject THIS is the misfortune oil
his position. Publicly he must as
sumo an absolute confidence il hi3
power of promptly crushing the South
il he doubted it ho would be crushed
himself. But privately, nothing pre-
vents him from giving vent to his own
thoughts and from rtgrettng more
than once that he accepted tho nom
Inntion Of the Chicago Convention IN
1860.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
Hereditary namOrS.

01r Prize On; Dollar psr B1r. Th,
supplied or sent BY Mal, post paiitO nng
parl Of Tie United States or Can ldas on
receipt Of price. Cy g
Ills. ROWE q. CO SIZE Agents,
43 Liberty ST., New York.
March 23nl lS65-ll h.-r.,. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
s.l 9atttrg.
~--~~-~-~-~F~,r>C >'~~fS~-~
THOUGHTS OF THEE.
by s.H HARPER.

BYs.H HARPER. 10
..f..F ."f
1t NAV b. 40, my deIre't ono,
That we shall never meet again,
Still in my heart hold ihso dear,
And there thine image shall ronsln.
When am far away froG, thee.
And other friends around thee glido;
Say, wilt thou ever think Of me,
Aad wish rue once more by thy side
The sweetest hours ever kuew sytsss
Were those dear one! spend witpthce;
Fond memory to her promise true,
Will often bring them back to me;
Then how can / regro: the day, n
Sweet one, when arNt we fjndIy met I
Each flower that blooms along my way
FJrhils that should Ger firget!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
/ MILITARY CRITIC UPON soUTHGR NRE
sORcES.


As u contrast to thI flterlng, aud
| fear deceitIul picture We form of
Jur own resources, and Ol the weak
ness OF the South, | will mention a
trw passages ot Il conversation | had
Chis week. with u military cilic ui
,"me experiences, who WAS with ,Gon>
raj Sherman wAe;. he entered Sa-
.annah, and who had in conoeq lenc
ample opportunity ostu ly the ques
t:nn on both sides. As that gentle
man is q foreigner he could not, o!
ivurc, espouse all onr ideas and sent
mens; nsither has he those OF the
Sunth. ,, .. .. ..,.r.. .......
lie thinks the South has always
b en- Y eak; aud that the reason ri
It's aparant strength is to be found in
the inehciency ot our military organ
EatiOn more than any thing else. II
SaS struck" SAID he, "tO find in our
march through & orsiA,
HE villages and cities more than nall
depppulaled, the farms abandoned, ev
ery-where an ovelh,wing population
OF blacks, in the midst OF which II
lew Uaucasians were to be seen, toU
old or to- young Tor the rude service
ot the camp, and here aud there a
few won IN crying over their departed
husbands, or requesting me To carry
% those whose were stll alive in the
ranks aiew lines written with II trem
bling hand aud halt doiaced by theII
tears. lnquiring OF one Of those W,
nen il she wanted m, 70 say any
thing to her husband in case should
meet him on tile battle iaId Or IN
the hospital, or in prison Nothing,
replied she, except to follow his tag
rhe spectacle impress ed ne two dil-
lereut ways in the depopulation o
Georgia | saw the proof uI great ma
teriaI weakness; but i'll the answer u
TIC woman al evidence OF great MOI
al strength. Tho South is precisely
in the condition represented by thes(
two facts poor IN Resources, bu
strong in courage and in faith
II know that moral str0ugth is q
powerless weapon unless it has 81
ticient number oil bayunets to back i
aud know, also, this is hardly the cas-
with the SJuth. Three to one is nov
the proportion Of our forces in relation
to those OF the South, aud the contes
was to be decided all at once, in opel
field, the result would no! be a mo
ment doubtful; the South would b
crushed and annihiated at once
But things, | am afraid, are not to b
carried ~ that style. And here | ca
your attention to that moral cOursg
ITO winch | have alluded, and which
II it means any thing, means endar
ance, resignation to euferings, forti
,ude in sdversity, and faith in Prov
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
Gss I'LL 3rt5ut Q:n1E,at,
VLlSnEn EVERY THURS" " BS
E. A. BRATT 0 N,
OPFIC L:

In BSa.ton's Bnilmng~. Fast OF Conr'
House, UD stains.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-27
Sherihs Sale.

Maniton &C CouutJ Circuit Cou1t-Edwin Al
den against Sarah Croran aud David Cron An
Judgment Of foreclosure.
~ virtue and in pursuance 81 jufgn,r. OF
foreclosure and sale, mads IN the above entitled
cause, en- The % h day of December, 1864, at a
regular term OF the Circuit Court OF the State
o Wisconsin, held in and for the county OF
Nanitowoc, | shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, to tie highest bidder, at the
HherIiS office, III tie village Of Manitowoc, on
Saturday, the % Cay OF April, 1863 at 10
O'Clock III The forenoon Of "a day, the follow ,
ing DESERT ed mOltsaged premises, viz All
those certain tracts or parcels of land situate
III tue county Of Mantowoc, State of " Wisconsin,
and known and described as follows: the LAST
nan OF tie south east quarter cf section twenty
Two - town eighteen Is range twenty one
III east, containing eighty acres Of land, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to raise the
amount Of slid Jud ,ment together with inter-
est costs and expenses of sale
GEO. S. GLOVER, Sheriff Of
hahitowtc Count, Wisconsin,
Dated Sheriffs Office, Jan. 10, 1865.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-27
.,Sherifs Sale,

Mauiowoc County Circuit Court-E Twin Al.
den against Sarah Croran and David Crcnan.
Judgment of forec sure.
By virtue and in pursuance Of judgment Of
foreclosure and sale, m-dc in tie above emitted
cause, on the 25;h day OF December 1861. at L
regular term OF the Circuit Court Of the State
Ut Wisconsin, held in and for the county OF
Nanitowoc, | shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, to the Highest bdd.r, at the
sheriff Office, in the vi lage of Maui,owoc, on
Saturday, the 22i cay OF April, 1868, at 10
o'clock il the forenoon OF said day, the fellow.
ing described mortgaged premises, Viz: All
hose certain tracts or parcels Of land, situated
the county Of Na,.it0woc, State Of Wisconsin.
and known and described as folIoss: the vet
malt OF south east quar- er of section IRe4ty two
~ town eighteen l8 range twentv one l21 |
east, containing eighty acres of Lind, or 50
much thereof as may be sufficient to raise the
smount OF said judgment together with inter.
est costs and expenses OF sale
GEO. S. GLOVER, Sheriff Of
Manitowcc County. Wisconsin
Dated Size IDS Office, Jan. 10, 1865
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-27
Notice Of Foreclosure by Sale

nEFaULT hay.Lg tcen made in tie cordi-
- tons ot "A mortgage hearin date November
S h A. D. 1861, executed by Warrick Nntin
aud Rachel Martin liz wife, as moitgagors, to
+ bert Fnncy MOI tLsgee, and recorded in
re office CT the Register OF Deeds of Calumet
county il the State o! Wisconsin,. on TIE li:h
day Ct November A, d. 1851, at 9 O'Clock a. m
in Book :" Il Of mortgages at PAGES 52s and
500. and also recorded ia the cflce of tie Reg
liter Of Deeds OF MauitowJc county il said state
on the 3 day OF Deccr1blr 4. d 1851 81 5
o'clcck y. III, in yoIu!ua I" u Of mortgages at
pages Isl and 1872, which mortgage has never
been assigned by the mortgage and on which
the an0Gut claimed to be due AZ the date o; this
notice is nine hundred and thirteen dollars d
eighty five cents (S),%,S5)
Motto Is lcr,5y given rhat in rursuar &c Of
the power OF sale confined ther,in, aud of the
statute IN Such case provided said mortgage
will be forec,Csed Eiy a sale Of the nortgagod
premises or such part thereof as may b. necce-
say &c Lc &c d to satsty tie anotnt Cue on
said EoltgagC, with interest aud tie costs aud
expenses allowed by law that such sale will
be at pubic yendUe It the door Of the Court
House in Nanitowcc, in III. county Of hauito-
woe, ." -! Thursday the 3,h day OF February, A .
u 1863, at } O'Clock p. m Of laid day, ard
Will be made by the Sheriff, deputy Sheriff, or
uHder Shel II, o! Gaii last ramed county to the
highest bidder: TIL" following j, description
OF the moTtgagcd premises, Sub tantiay a. is
contain' d II said mortgage TO viz: the tolowirg
described real estate lyi and being in the State
OF Wisconsin ID wit: Lots No four ~ and
ii,e u Gm1 the east halt Of the south east quar-
ter, ali Of section Eo. tn cuty- four l2i) in town.
Ship No. seventeen 10 north CT range No.
Jweuty>"ne (2N in Mani,owcc c,roty: the
north cas- quarter Of tie south east quarter OF
! section Nc twenty Cup (2j} tl, on I half 6,