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Il sums Of one hundred dollars each, or
larger if desired by The parties to whom they
are to be delivered.
Psyoiced, That sail bohds shall be deliver.
ed 10 the agents of the respective towns, so
IL t ga h town in the distribution shall have
q pro .atu share Of that becoming due at the
different dates.
Rcs,'rsl, That the board of auditors of
each Of the above named towns lie author
lied to appoint an agent to receive their pro-
portion of the above named bonds. SAID
board of auditors shall require e,ur!ty from
their said agent, in such an amount as they
shall deem necessary for the faithful discharge
of lis duties The said board of town audi
:ors in their respective towns shall determine
the amounts contributed and by whom ad-
RANGED to the fund tor he purpose of procur-
ing the aforesaid recruits or substitutes, and
5! all divide and distribute the said bonds or
the proceeds thereof, the parties may de-
sire amongst the contributors 10 SAID fund IN
pro rata proportion t. their several contribu-
tons.
R>so'-ed, That nothing herein contained
shall be so construed as - give any further
claim on the county from any volunteer
recruit or substitute who has already enlisted
and received il bounty from any Of the towns
or from any individual of this county, and
the above named TOXINS shall each pay the
expenses which they respectfully incur in
receiving and lisbursins the above named
fund.
On motion ,t Snip. Gilman, $500 were
appropriated 10 pay stamps on bonds, and the
cha rman and clerk were instructed to exc
cute the bonds as soon rs possible.
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National City Bank Of Ottawa

The late City Bank of Eames, Allen Co.,
of this city, has changed its name as above,
enlarged its capital, and been converted into
National Bank under tn, banking law oil
Congress. The officers Of the new institu-
ton are,-H. +. Eames, President; Edward
Eames, Vice President E c. Allen, Cashier,
O. H. BulleD, assistant cashier; and II. F.
Eames, Z. C. Allen, Edw. Eames o. II.
Bullen, VIM C. Churchill. and Hon. J. d.
Cation are the Directors. The capital, lG0..
600, is all pal up, and the bank, under its
new organization, goes into operation on the
LIST OF August.
The names we have given Indicate sufE-
GENTLY the solid financial, and high toned
business character Of the new institution. It
is in reality but the old City Bank under a
new name, with some pre:'y heavy additional
financial backing. The City Bank has done
business in Ottawa for the last ii years, and
during all that time, in which there have
been some OF the scverest commercial revul-
sions the county has witnessed, it never fail
ed to meet all its obligations promptly, or to
maintain the highest credit and public conf
dence. Its officers have ever been courteous,
liberal, and obliging, and many poor fellow,
we have no doubt, has been kept from going
to the wall by their timely aid. Under their
new name and auspices, with enlarged facili-
ties, we have no doubt they are entering as
they deserve, upon career of increased
prosperity, and usefulness to the business
public.
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Gen. SHERMAN-The sturdy hero Of the
CaroIiuas, though immense eff1rts are m ade
by the aboli;ionists to honeyfuele and pet him
wont make pleasant speeches for them. They
gave him a banquet at Indianapolis last
week, and in his speech he said he believed it
20 be the duty of the government to protect
and educate the negroes but he was opposed
to negro suffrage or indiscriminate inter
course of the races, and favored colonization
OF the blacks in Florida, or some out of the
way place. The only comfort the abolition
lists got from his speech was, that he again
assured them he would not be candidate fer
the Presidency.
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Norman Sail.

WHEREAS the fifth day of April in the year ofour
Lord one thousand eight hundred and hfty-nl ie.
David Strawn of the county LII Sale aud state OF i
nvis, indebted to Milton H. swift county
and state, III the of six Thousand dollars, borrowed
date for that sum, payable years alter dats
with interest at ten cent annually
AMI for the purpose O iuy securing the pay of
said pronissory note III said note eAess- the said
David Strawn Sarah his VIE executed and
delivered to sail Milton H. swift their mortgage OF said
date thereby mOrtin the east alI ol section twelve,
a. township tnir,yone "a north range four ~ east
the half oi the north west quarter os sad section
twelve. IL hall of the south quarter Of
said section twelve, l2,; also the hail north
quarter section thirteen 49, in SAID township and
range the north east u ,rtri two
saiu township and and the south west quarter Of
section SIX, o., ia tOwsp tnrtyOiIe tol north,
Tahge hYe, 81 the third principal MERRIAM; all
M Ia the county La Sale anu state HliuOis. which
n'e'ge authorized and enpOwe cred the sail Milton IL
"',' VI ILLS dssisne5 default payment of
i houissoIS ote- said nVic and moTtsase proNid
and ,,,ny, ~ I''i estate ABOVE ueseiiOe'i ana sen
-ni eot'c! tue same i'll tlse prov ideI aud
~, -. aiisiiS thereifOin nrst pay ali attorney
.h,i .,st ana tApeiises and then retain the
"hoie amount oi the PRINCIPAL SUM- secured v said mort
gage, Win The Interest t.s oay OF sale IL
u! appears On reference To the public record ui saiI
mirtsaSe. Oh uiges rs and 80 llJa No, G. or rv,y
the Vi-e the circuit c.E Al, r.r,,rr - -,
| county Oi Id sale.
Aud whereas the said Milton H. Swift for a yau,l,
Consideration l. ihin pad 10y lillian a. Cu,l..u Of
Bald county sold as-Iie'i moi, and
mortgage To said ,usIIaI and said IAui H. ~, u,l,-
No" the legal owner vi said note ulort,ase
And whereas, default OeeI psynu Of
said prOinis5Ory iOte, ami L Ia
fdid with interest aecFuns iOln the INST Lay NVyri-
Der, leo..
SAID iiiian IL '" Iush-an by virtue lJseT aud
authority ia NE vested Dy said lnirtge, s.ssignee Of
SAID Milton IA. o~ and Dy cr.ut OF ~, 4lelt
as iofesd Viii ssl al puO.io auction, 10 the t AID
beet J!daer county court
house, Ia tiie CITY Ottawa, the county and
eld ON '4e '"eHSeshI Day Of August, A. D. 1910, al ten
o'clock IA the iorenOO, the real nereLc.Ore dos
c'iD'd Tor thg pur ''e c.c st f1fh sHd ~ sli mott
gag pro'i.ed- 49, -. LII. 49, ". CtSaMAS.
| Ottawa, III, July q, 1866
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NcrtgdGs Sale.

WHEREAS, On tie third day OF scptembs- in tho
w year VI our LJId thousand tl-44t Injured aul
slAi, DAWN Str~wn vi te county stat.
Iii.iuis, "As IuurDt-d 3tou II. SNit the
roS e. inUL y Witnessed. is IUlsJry
o"'', iOI 14.at Sum, payable "ns year after uaie
WIKI interest al ten per cent. per ,nnf,., pay
semi iuiil. aliu iv the PURPOSE Oi more lIIiy securing
La'"i airAwn, anu s.l,u sSra~n WIS., aud
delI' eTeI 10 sld Milton H. sTIit, sad
Ieie lieety tnr L4i id!i VI the south
quarter OI ssCt!Dn ~ township ,oZ
hVflN rang I'VE, east ana Tie "ssI iIa vi the DVri
e-st 4lAi leT "l seuii eighteen, lIo IA township tnry
Ole Oi north, I've, ,J,j r!lI- IIl
hisfuian utJi lI4L ami empowering
sid Milton IL S"lli anu Ills default vi pay
vi SAID pIv-sOfs bOtr, u a'ris sell l convey .aIi
real estate, ia SAID mortgage pVsI4e4 ami pay AMI
lIvNlci, Iu4ly sppesArs
PuOiic record Vi sali nif ee OH Id5cs 20 a4T :! y:
DOOk NJ - OF CUnEv! the the circuit
eieTA aud Recorder VI SAD county VI l.. >.c.
"Aerel-, the sid Al4tUi. ii o~4I a valuable
cOIlsiIeTdIh ~ ln sI Ni4IlaiH At. "
NAL vi -iI county soI nI anu uaIiufre lhc aid
nJtr AND mortgage 10 said Cs.iili,; sid " IL
'" LusDII-I4 Az" TIE I~luI rT VI sII uuGv SDi
I nIUrtsase-
Ana whereas default ha. been made in the payment Of
said prUnlsory nOte, saI
paid, Win Interest -ccTGil the -- IL! Of SVyeiO-r
i OF.
Nov, terefJre public notice hereby given, that l. ths
saii " lIn IL. ". Cushnan Vi the power and
authority IL Ncst-I Ly said mJEt-age, assignee Vi
said Milton IL swift and by OF de!lt pay H-n
aiUTed, vii -, at public auction L. the highest and
Lest bidder cash the the county court
hcGsc ia the city VI Ottawa, III the county and state
aOres.i. the 2sth day VI August \. lsOj, 1t ten
o'clock in the IOrenJvD the real estate hertinucDT- de
criUe1 te purpose hereI fortH ami IN said IuJrt
gag provided. WILL IL ". Il oEIAN.
ottawa H., July 3, '6j
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THE GIFT CoSCERr-The leading topic oil
local interest this week seems to be the ap
preaching Gift Concert which takes place
next Thursday evening. 1t has created more
excitement and promises to be more bril-
liant affair than anything of the same nature
ever presented in Ottawa. The concert
itself will be FIRST class performance one OF
the leading features being the execution on
two pianos by four players Of Mendelsohn's
celebrated Wedding March, Gottsc!alk' S Ojos
Criollas. and the overtime of John of Paris.
Henri Falling, the eminent French pianist has
also been engaged for the occasion. We
promised togive our readers a full description
of the mode of drawing and distributing the
the prizes. Is as follows Before the concert
commences the audience will be asked to
nominate a committee of six gentlemen who
will have the entire control. They will take
their stand upon the stage in full view of the
audience and perfect all the arrangements
Pertaining to the drawing.
The nu her of tickets issued is 1900, num-
bered in regular order from to 1900. These
are represented by the same number of gun
wads nu mbered to correspond to the tickets
sJld. The prizes are Is in number ranging
in value from. $500 down to 81. The names
Of these are marked upon another set of
tickets. 1t is the duty of the committee to
thoroughly examine both sets and report to
the audience.
Each set will then be placed in separate
depositaries. They will then select two child
ZEN FROM the audience who after being blind
folded will commence drawing, one number,
the other prize which will belong to the
individual holding the corresponding number.
The prize will all be in the hall and pre-.
scented at once to the drawer.
This 10 ethod Of drawing speaks for itself.
1t is the only way to fully satisfy an audience,
that none but fair and honorable dealing is
intended.
Mr.. McCain's store has been so crowded
with visitors examining the prizes that we
presume most of our readers have formed
their opinion concerning them already. The
prize list is really magnihcient one, tho
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Ottana FIVE Graosr
OTTAWA, JULY 30, 1865.

ALL TAKEx.--I'he whole of the L. S. 73O
loan has been taken, so that there il no long
er any government loan on the market. We
presume few thou anhs mere may still be
picked up at our aLks, but aside from the N,
people who now want to invest in L. S. Sec
rites will have to pay premium Of tie
whole of this loan, SSOO,000,OOO. at least
SEQ, 900, 900 were sold through the agency
of Jaw Cooke which shows the advantage
o. advertising. The government had lis own
agents to sell this loan, but didn't advertise,
and they sold oue-seven,h OF it-Jay Cooke
spent ten thousand dollars in advertising,
sid seven-e ghts of the whole loan, aud
made $4,000.
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XXv HEREAS, on the twenty -,ourth day Of July, 4.
w loo, DasiI sirLwu- Oi the county Of IA Safe AMI
county stale, IN tnc vi i've tLJG-ni hSs
hundred cV.lars borrowed money, witnessed by his
lryII-ry LOjes OF thai date, Tor the vi two
IOsIi hundred and my dOllar- EACH one note
able years alter dA- AM the other note payable
three years alter with interest al ten Per c=lt
num- payable seH'i-annuAy anu Tor the pa 'se u more
fuiIy securing the payment OF sal pEJl.i.s,Tl note,
aI4 interest ia s,id David otrawn AMI sarah strawn
his vile, exc - ani rei'er~i l. san eiia> "
CLvysT Their mortgage ~ same date, thereby nifI-
sns the west halt tH- n5-tI west qI4rrr 81 s'tlJI
one i the IA ~esi 4usIie " sgtisl thirteen t!S
the vet half 81 -ectyu two. =; and tie svGii
east quarter 81 section three - al ia tvrns? thirty
3ij north, ras- TOUR. - cast ats iiie r0ulii
hat u: the aJfA ~est qalrt.r Of s-ctIoI n'e, 49,
the sJuh quarter % The north est quarter o section
tweuty--Ix 70 the north quarter section niue
The half the north DglTi-r 81 section e4sht-
teen llsy: all last five tracts il township zone lJk,
NORTH range nVe s. east; also. the e., al tii- EAST hall
the north quarter % section three i IA tI"il
ship try-Cae ol rIiEe three 81 east as, tie east
hall the south east quarter seh'z. tiiirt, six l Ia
nsip tluEtytW, ,y u r.s-e Four, a. east oi II,
third pm HI-T4iti; e south two hulIrei aif
fOriy ioj eet OF OlocN many nn- 60 IN states Addition
To Ottawa; sI4 mortgage authorizing anu Je-in tiic
said sls ". ChceSc s heirs x--utJTs administrators.
assigns in dr.t OF payment u advertise, ssh AMI COT
vey the sid se. estas - III sli mortgage provided anu
20 pay AM di>lusr ui the proceeds u sc sale IN SAID
mort provided! fully APPEARS reerence tOtho
pnoi.c F-cord vi said 4'te g page OOH - IN Dvh
No. l. ey.cs. ta- offices the circuit clerk AID
recorder 81 county - sale
And whereas. the SAID Sis ~ Che for val
uALIe cons.l-ratiJI IL hIui ham paid hy William
IL " u-ii-n sid county. Sold assigned ami trans
erTed To -I Ci,iAitii the sl EJte AM A'rtSde anu
sid Within al. -. Cus.lIiH i tie LHIa owner Of
s..id iJ;e ami In1TTsdsr-
AMI whereas DEFAULT lis been maj in the payment of
said pFYnUTy nJts, s.i notes uSvE,Iac AMI
uuisud with nterst a-.rIns IrOA the rst Jay VI No
Nelnlysg, loJI-
Now therefore public notice i, h-reJy,-ven that l. the
said " lillian H. ". virtue tiI- auI
authority o. sII mortgage, ~
SAID sI., W Che yer, and 10y OI def nlt pay
ment ADrei viii sell AZ I auction, Il ti- highest
and best bidder Cs, al tne south dtor VI tins county
court house IN the city VI OTTAWA IA tir county ami State
Aforesaid, Ia. day u August D looJ, At
clock ia the iUreuyn th real estate herrtnJrOFs
described the PURPOSE forth and III nj III t-
gage provided. WILL. Il. ". CCSIMAN.
III Jry
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| bv reason of any corrections that may here
after be made, shall be assigned as the
respective quotas of each town in the county,
under the pending call and that said agent
! be required to give bonds, to be approved BY
| the said board of auditors, for the faithful
discharge Of the duties of his agency.
| Resolved. That the board of town auditors,
! of each town, be authorized to appoint com
mittee to dispose of the bonds SO receiVeu,
said bonds or the proceeds thereon 10 oe useu
for the benefit of said town IN procuring VOL
unteers or substitutes, or foi me oeheh. Vi
drafted men, in such manner as sara DoaIu VI
auditors NAV determine: fOetded, mat
nothing herein contained shall De SO con-
strued as TO give any further claim Oh any
! nortiou of the above funds 10 any volunteer,
sub, titIte or recruit who has already enlisted
and received "a bounty from any individual
! or town in this county: Further prorided,
| That nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued as to prevent those towns who have
already, or shall hereafter furnish men under
the pending call, from reimbursing those who
have furnished the means to do the same in
pro rata proportion.
Resolred That, in distributing said bonds
to the several towns, care shall be taken that
each town, rs near as possible, shall have
pro rata share of the bonds becoming due at
the different dates.
Resolred, That any of the county bonds or
coupons becoming due on the first day Of
March, in any year, may be received by the
several collectors and the county treasurer
for the county taxes levied the previous Sep
TENDER.
Resolued, That two per cent per annum
is hereby levied on all the taxable property
of the county of La Sale for the purpose of
paying the principal and interest Of the
bonds issued IN pursuance Of the above reso-
lutions.
Resolred, That the bounty committee be
instructed to advertise for those claiming
bounty of 800 under resolution of Dec. 81,
1868, present their claims to the committee
before the lst of Sept. next
Sup. Armstrong, from the special commit
tee on bounty, presented the following pre-
amb,c and resolutions, which were adopted,
yeas 80. nays 0.
HHereos several towns Of this county OF
La Sale did, by voluntary enlistments in
whole or in part, fiji the quotas assigned them
under the call of the President for 5000 in
July last without receiving auy aid from the
county. your committee would therefore
recommend the adoption Of the following
resolution:
Resolred, That the sam of S22,O00l
twenty-five thousand dollars be appropriated
to the following named towns, which so filled
their said quotas, being at the rate OF 5000
two hundred dollars for each volunteer SO
furnished to wit
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CHICAGO REPUBLIcAN.-Mr. DANA has TAX.
en- the chair editorial Of the Chicago RepuJ-
Hca,, and as We anticipated, the tone of that
paper has materially changed from what it
was under the supervision of Mr.. Shechan.
The Republican still processes to support
President Johnson, in all his proclamations
recognizing the southern states; but it also
advocates negro suffrage in the south, and
reconciles this with the Presidents action,
by affirming that although the President him
self has net undertaken to force negro suf.
frage on the south. he does not oppose the
radical plan Of forcing it on the southern
states, which is, to exclude their members
from the house and senate until they con.
sent to let the negroes vote. This vile plan
the Republican now advocates earnestly and
unblushingly, and does the President the
injusticeto tlLim tho. he also supports it.
The Republicans was stated to break down
the TriJnae. The publishers probably find
that publishing decently moderate and CON
servative administration sheet will not do it,
and so they set about out heroding the Tri-
6unc in radical recklessness, ultraism and
meanness. Itpromises admirably to succeed.
A paragraph like the following would appear
naturally enough in the Tribune, but a week
ago could no, have appeared in the Kepubli-
can, as it did yesterday:
The Copperheads don't seem to be so
much in hurry about Tylerisng President
johnson since he hung four Of the more &C.
tive members of their party.
No editor with ordinary self respect would
publish dirty, filthy paragraph like that.
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SEPTEMBER spsc,.L. SESSION, 1864.

Sep. 26.-Sup. Baldwin made a verbal
report of his visit to Washington.
On motion of Sup. Gilman, Sup. Baldwin
was authorized to proceed to Joliet to get
copies OF the enrolment list OF the various
sub-districts in the county.
On motion of Sup. Armstrong, the Pro-
yost marshal was asked to give the various
sub-districts iii the county all the time he can
To purge their enr, llment list
Sent. 2S.-Sup. Tullis offered a resolution.
TO rIve bounty of $500 to enable the vari-
Gus towns OF the county to fill their quotas
under the present call for troops Which re-
solution, Oh motion of Sup. Gilman was re-
eerred to select committee, consisting OF
Sups. Gilman, Clark, Tullis, Hickling and
E. Baldwin.
Said committee subsequently presented
the following report:
The committee recommend that the sum
Of $500 be paid to each married man or head
of families who shall be drafted and go INTO
the service of the United States or procure a
substitute to be credited to his town. 10
meet his demand upon the Treasury, we re-
commend that bonds be issued in suitable sum
bearing 10 per cent interest, and payable as
follows: Sip,O9O in 1852, and $4,000 in
each succeeding year until the required
amount shall be issued.
Also. that committee of three be appoint
ed 10 negotiate the bonds above contemplate
ed. and that they Be authorized to issue a
bond CT $500, st 10 per cent, to each man
embraced in the above resolution, in lien of
5000 cash, ifthe committee find it necessary.
which report was adopted, Icy the follow
ing votes:
Yeas-E Baldwin, Clark, Cosgrove, Dres-
ser, Gilman, Goodspeed, Hall, Hickling,
Hanna, Jacobson, Mcintyre, Morrison. Miller,
Price, Rogers, Rowe, Spicer. Sweetland,
Smith, Trowbridge, Tullis, Wicks, Corwin,
Chairmau--23.
Nty-Armstrong, Hill, Fl. NJ. Baldwin,
W. H. Brown. 5. Brown, Blake, Galloway,
Hathaway, Waggoner-s
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piano of course being the leading article and
probably there is more speculation among
our fair friends ss to who shall own that
piano than all the other pianos in the city
have occassioned The sscond prize is a
beautiful mahogany sewing machine, Grover
l. Baker. TWO elegant silver tea services
come next. then watches, albums, books
iewerly, musical instruments, DC. The sale
of tickets we are informed has been unexbec
telly rapid, over thousand having beer
disposed Of.
One of the pianos to be used at the coneer,
is the superb Chickering from Miss Viets
musical repository which has been kindly
furnished by Tat lady for this occasion.
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Land For Sale.

a improved FARM in the town Of Dayton,
= ~ to miles from Ottawa.
q n Acres Of Prairie in the town Of Dayton
oV miles from Ottawa
- Improved Farms in the town on Grand
- IL - p1ds, frcm 10 to ID miles from Ottawa, and
from 5 to miles from Marseles.
- Tracts of Prairie in the town Of Allen,
- south of Seneca.
An Improved SO Acre tract ~ miles from
EurlvIllc.
All of the above for sale cheap termk Of payment t.
suit purchasers. Enquire ION Mt
FAY SHERWOODS,
July -, '6S-1w Lind Agency,
Ottawa, Ill.
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ECT Soho OIL!

The second Term Of eleven weeks of the School taug ht
BY the MiAees Stanley, will open Sept. iii.
Tuition in the Young Ladies' Department. including En-
xlsh branches, French German, and Drtswing, 100.
Special attention paid to Elocuton, Drawing and Pcnnn-
ship
hare been made Scholars in
Music.
Tuition in Children's Department, hve dollar
II derirc that atoms tountry be msds
early, as the number Ut Pupils is limited
Class in Drawing will meet during thb Summer AT the
school rooms in East Ottawa on Tuesday and Friday o!
each Week. Hours, from 10 10 II A.
Lessons will be given upon the SCHOOL, and Masters oi
At. Terms, two dollars for twelve lcssonb.
ottawa Juiy l9
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CONNECTICUT proposes, on the I'd Tues
day of October next, to vote on the question
whether the negro shall enjoy the right OF
suffrage in that state or not. While the
people there are largely in favor of forcing
the ''blessin Of negro suffrage on the south
it is no more than decent that they should
swallow the dose themselves.
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The Huntsville, Aulrain county, Cai-en
says that many Of the freed femal. negroes of
that locality arc becoming an abominable
nuisance. In many instances, women with
large families Of children are living in smoke
houses and sheds about town, and are suffer.
ing fo- the necessaries of life.
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GgEAT BLow.-About o'clock on Thursday
morning, Ottawa was visited by as serere a
blow as we have ever seen here. 1t vas not
exactly tornado, nor a hurricane, but it
blew great guns-you bet. Many chimmeys
were blown cowE-anong others, We notice
two from the top Of Plymouth church /; rail
ings, awnings. &C., from houses, and shade
trees without number. Happily lives
were lost, however, and no whole houses des-
,rovcd