Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18


isory note and interest. the said Thomas
White snd Joanna White, his wife, exc
cuted and delivered TO the said Theodrr
Q. Miller, their Mortgage Deed ofdat.
the 2olh day Of Mntch, "A. D. 1859, there
BY conveying the south east quarter of
the south west quarter, N section twenty
seven, (2D. The south ives. quarter of
the south east quarter Of seation twenty
seven (27) the northwest quarter of tie
north east quarter OF section thiy,y-four
(34l. and the north east quarter of the
north west quarter OF section thiry-four
(34), all Of said tracts of land and real
estate lying and being in the Township
number cighty-ssven, (SO, north Of range
number forty-three, (43). west of the
third principal meridian in the county Of
Woodbury. and State of Iowa, which
Mortgage Deed authorized and empow-
cred The said Theodore O. Miller and bic
assigns, in default Of payment OF said
pronissory note as in said mortgage pro-
vided, to advertise, sell and convey said
real estate above described, as in said
mortgage provided, and out OF the money
arising thereirom, first pay all attorney
and counsel fees, costs and expenses, and
then retain the whole amount of the prin-
cipal sum. secured by said Mortgage Deed,
with the interest on the came to the day
of sale. as fully appears on reference to
the public record Of said Mortgage Deed,
on pages No. 1876, in Mortgage Record
B, Of Convcvances in the office Of the
Recorder Of said County Of Woodbury.
and State Of Iowa.
Aud WHEREAS, default has been
made in the payment of said promissory
note and said note is row overdue and
unpaid, with interest accrniGg from the
18th day Of May, A. D., 1860 Now, there
fore, public notice is hereby given that |,
the said Theodore o. Miller, by virtue Of
the power and authority in me vested by
said Mortgage, and By reason Of default
of payment as aforesaid will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, At the Post Office door. in Sior x
City, Iowa, on Saturday, the 23rl jav Of
December, at 10 o'clock, in The forenoon,
the Real Estate hereinbelore described,
for the purpose herein set forth aud 10
said Mortg1ke Deed provided
- THEODORE O. MILLER.
Sioux CRY, Iowa. Nov % 1865 Nv
WHERE TIE MONEY WENT ro.-Tha
edserof The La Crosse (Wiscon) Demo-
osst is a very "plan spoken man." at
least, the Chicago Tribune and Jo,rna!
must think so after having read the fol-
loving:
"7he great Sanitary Fair, lately held
in Chicago, was the most s.upendous
swndle yet conceived. Less than three
thousand dollars were left for soldiers
after the loyal gentlemen had stolen
their ell, and parties are quarre'ing over
this. The abolition papers, the Tribune
and Journateach received ahou, FIVE ihou,.
and dollars for their influence! And
80 all the contributions to the poor SOL
diers we're stoles from them by these 10y
al managers. There cannot be touod
bigger set of knsves, thieves and rob
Der, than have Of late wears been fa'ten-
ing on the public, the while prating Of
their loyalty
The following is reported as having
happened in Bristol County:
A witty clergyman, acco-,ed bv AZ o'a
acquaintance by the name of Cobb, re-
piled
II don't know you: sir
"My name is Cobb reioined .ha man,
who was about half seas over
"Ah. sir" replied the clergyman. "vou
have so much of the corn on you that |
did not see the cob.
Secretary Stanton has RENTED the fine of
50 900 imposed uron Cant. Jas Moorv, Of
the 10Th Z. 8. Inf, for frauds in enlist
mems, but allows the remainder of the
penalty, a dsEonorah'e discharge from
the service, to be enforced
The Davenport Democrat has just en-
tered upon its llth volume. The editor
has resigned his position as corporal in
militia organization, and seems to en-
Joy the quietude of private life in the
most ielici,ous manner.
The Comptroller of Currency il punch
ing the National Banks up on the suh iect
of providing for the redemption Of their
notes. Some Of them have taken the
hint,
Valuable property in Virginia, libe'led
for confsca,ion, has been restored to it's
owners.
Why is convalescent dYspeptic ike a
| reprieved criminal? Because he can't
digest Jet.
Hot bread is said to be like the cater
pillar, for the reason that it is "the grub
that makes the butterfly i ~~4@
| TuE first Thursday in December has