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NVHEREss, John CIampIin the Goth day Of
w July A. b. 100 - Ottawa IlinoIs. executed and
ten cred unto the undeT-sa-l his IrDnlissl-y Of
that the Of hundred and dollars
due year from the Gate thereof hearing interest
the per cent per said payable
the City BANK al Ottawa Illinois ani whereas the said
John e. Cham iu, and julia Am Campiia la, wife did
the date and deliver unto the unIsrg-
ed thrtT certain mortgage Gfs ior the rl-e u secur
the yGrLt II aid lrUil,TH note above mentioned
together with AL inter - Ia I might accrue on the
IN ana Ly "iih al mortgage ihsA tei anu There con
Eeycd unto the uul-T-iEtI TIE following described real
estate o WI; let uth' = esli, - and nine ~ IN
block number - and -ut 1T number sixteen. (lep
ali North. the city Of ottawa the county
OF l., Sale and f ihnoi- which said mortgage dss
duly acknowledged sal; DAY. and afterwards
the seth ay Of July 4 H. S50 lei Tor record
Office Of SAID Ia ili" gN, and d.
al m BOOK plumber sryeutytsy - on pf-- 54i and "a
ami % Rhich s.d decd recorr Thereof fr great
security reference i here made; and whereas t was
default Le made ia hr payment If tie mote and mortgage
either q principal or q Interest on the y ~ days whereof
the should become Iua aui payable then the aid
Immediately lrriu= TIE after Publishing nyi-e
weekly paper iFintei IN the ,4Iy %. Ottawa afor-
said. four weeks lciTe tle ,y Of such sac ,PcTsonal no
iice tring waived by -l4 grsHtorel "Hh sci tie SAID
premises ami all Tisht AM clUiy 81 red'mpt.on
uf TIE sid rrautors their helm aud assigns therein
At q.e auction AZ the court i- DOR IA s'id county
T. i- highest and best bidder ca-, the tim,
toned such notice: the s-ia lris 81 the nrsi part
gushing iu si decd all night equity OF rciemp-
g.. a -It "a -.id PREMISE, iy llI,ac f the home
-.-. Jaw, ui this sisie thea .lrge, whio b
.r. .l .I STAKE. sl3 whereas. il was further
Hat .. -lI lrt-,-- a--, 1T tie undersigned a.
.. -saui EtNr JiIu II-..J make execute and de
..@ !r :t-r Purchases 81 such premises
deeds 0i oouseyauct 81 the sliue, AMI out II the
proceeds 90 s-.I sale g. pay al osts a v-peuso, incurred
H. a.ysri-u- AMI selling s,id r-ni al-J the pIne
= and interest due sd nog ard and where
Cefouli ha- been made IN tho payment II said note
and there J, now due ON rhesre the srnl Of $40 90
Therefore, ! hr rely gwen tArt by virtue Of the
puwer II sale contained said mortgage the undersigned
viii ou the reou lay OF April A D. i-6 at ten o'ciosk
ia Ie nrucau ~ sid lay nj the south door Il the county
court house IN Ottawa. ~ sad county, proceed sell
~. said MpriE"E-d premises pubic auction 10 the
aaid
mortgage c1prc>s~i. ASiIBEL T. EEaOH,
walker Brewer, attys Mortgage
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Notice Of Admintstrat-ie' Sale.

DY virtue Of order and decree Of the County Court
Id Of Sale county, Illinois made the petition Of
undersigned, Administrative o! the Hiram q.
IIung leave sell the real estate Of said DECEASED
at the March Of saii cUurt 10 wit: the 9th day
of March A. n. 1856. shall the gath day OF April
n.. the o'clock r OF s.d day sell
public >ale, at the dwelling house she premises the fol-
lowing ribbed real estate situate Ia The county OF Ia
Sale and stsi- O: Ino' wit Tho sJuth west quarter
west quarter OF section seventeen In town
ship thrtysx north OF range two east Of the third prn
cipal meridian except half in the south west
corner sold to school drecors tanning 40 ares
less.
ia months and the balance ia twelve months. Tbs
purchaser To approved personal sec1t ~ and mort
gage the premises sold the OF tn
purchase money. CoRSELIA L. HULISG.
Administrative Of te estate Of am o. Hung deceased
L. ". GRIGGs, Solicitor.
tn.rcl,
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Notice.

Notice
ESTATE OF Jo-EPH KLEIBER DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned Admin.
~ trator Of the estate of JOSEPH Eeiber late of the
county OF La Sale and state of Illinois deceased will ap
esr before the County Court Of said county third
Monday, (beiDg the 10th day) OF April, 1866
House in Ottawa in said county when and where all yer.
IONS having claims demands against
hed to attend and present the in writing for adjust
n.nt.
Dated this oath day Of February, n. 1865
6w JOHN HISE Administrator.
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WIEREAs, Adonirsn J. ThurbtH did on the 9th day
w 81 December D.Is6i ami deliver the
undersigned n1ri-' deed Whereby h. then and there
conveyed 10 the unserSiSt the premises therein and
hereinafter described secure the payment 81 eight
dred dollars cash advanced th- sud Tiurb~f the
und"rsn-f and any further II money not cdinG
ten Thousand dollars. which tho undersigned might ad
t. said T.urher his request with interest all
the money advanced the Of ten per per
and whereas the Undersigned hath advanced TO the
said Thurber the full Of ten thousand dollars which
according the mortgage dees is now due
together with the interest thereon
And whereas by the terms Of said mortgage deed shosla
default made in the payment If said sum II money or
any part thereof the interest thereon the uucrsignsd
thereby authorized and empowered sell the READ
tate therein described 1t te dnr Of the Court ous. in
the city ui Ottawa county of Ia sale aud state # iii
nus, t. the highest bidder tur cash. after publish
ing sixty days before the day u such sal:
paper printed ia said city OF Ottawa. giving the time
and place Of such sale, and "a make execute and d.reT
the purchaser purchasers Of said real state deed
or deeds Of said real estate and the proceeds Of such
provided IN said mortgage deed 10 witt In payment
of the money due upon said mortgage AMI the costs and
expense. such sale all Of which provisions and condi
tions together with others fully appear IA SAID orsass
recorded in book g. page Is9 ot the mortgage records
said La Sale county and TO which record ali interested
specially directed.
And whoreas deIt hath been made in the payment Of
sed moneys and interest and there Is due and unpaid
the of G56S and interest from the date OF this
advertisement, costs and expenses
Therefore, notice hereby gwen that by virtue Of and n
conformity with the powers ami provision contained IN
said mortgage deed, and the purpose Of paying the
amount due the undersigned orcsd with costs and
expenses 81 sale Isha Tuesday, the 81 day VI April A.
ls66 betwe en- :he hour, of Que and three O'Clock
the soGt door of the Court house said city of Ottawa,
offer for sale and SELL for the highest and best price that
the will bring in cash. nine 49, ten, l0 eev-
Q1 twelve Q2) and thirteen 13 in block seventeen
a. in Hcley addition the of Marseiiies In the
county aforesaid and also the following described premises
commencing the SW of said lot thirteen OBJ IN
said block seventeen QT) tbnn~o south 10 the canal
thence north to the 81 q
thirteen. Q3 thence fifty 800 feet to the
place of beginning, together with all and singular the
here aments and appurtenances hereunto belonging
in anywise appertainng, the being the premises
described in said mortgage deed.
A. J. Grover Atty c. Z. DEXTER,
s. A. TROW BRIDGE
Ian Msrfu
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NOTICE j hereby given, that Friday the soth day
~ of March inst, between the hours of 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and o'clock the afternoon said day
al the late residence Of Samuel Nlkn deoeasec the
personal property Of aii dec-et consisting IL Horses
Cattle Sheep and Swine, general Of sgricul
uiIa implements, Hay in the stack " o..et
horse Buggy Cum Shelter Harness AID other articles will
be SOLD Public Auction.
TERMS OF SALE.-Purchsse Of less than Eve doilars
be paid in llhi and over dit
Of nine months the purchaser giving note. with approved
SECURITY JOHN HlSE Administrator
Ru!l md March 9th. 1865
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9e9al Adrfrtisemeuts.
attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS 81, County Court thereof June
LIZ SALE COUNTY. ' Term, \. b. 1896.
Joseph Bre va. John Hauny.--AttaeIIu.ent.
Pablc ice Is hereby given TO the ssil John Hsnny.
thst writ Of attachment Issued Of the oes u the
clerk OF said couFtatcd the first day Of March, lsfG,
she quit Of he said Joseph Brewster aud against the
estate Of the said John ilnny fs the Of htyeght
dollars directed the sheriff said Ia Sale co,nty
which said writ has been returned executed. WIG.
Now therefore, unless the said John iianny shall
personally lie and appear before the said County Court
before the first day Of the next term Thereof to be
holden House in Ottawa said county the
first Monday in June, 1866 give special hail. anu
plead to the Sid pisdntiis act,n Judgment viii be
entered against and in fay'r of the said Joseph
Brewster and much % b4 property attached as may
lie sufficient satisfy the said Judgment and costs will 10
sold o satisfy the same. A. b. MOORE, p
j. w. Brown Pin s. Atty. Clerk.
March IL G6-iw a =
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MQnceTV NOticc.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. . In the County Court thereof
La Sale County, t, March Term A. d. 1866.
Nancy C. Wheelock vs. Henry J. Wheelock-Bl for d.
Affidavit Of the nonresdence of Henry J. wheelock,
defendant above named having been filed in the office Of
the clerk Of said county Of Ia Sale county, Notice
hereby given said Henry J. Wheelock, that the
planant filed her bill of complaint in said court the
chancery side thereof the 27th day of February. A. d.
1866 and that thereon issued of said court
against said defendant returnable the first Monday
of March next, Qs66,) as is by law required.
Now, unless you, the raid Henry J. Yhselock. shall
personally be and appear before said county of
Sale county. the first day Of the thereof Be
holden the Court House ia Ottawa, said county on
the first Monday of March next, S66 and plead
nmur said compliments bill of complaint the
and the matters and things therein charged ard stated
will DO confessed and decree entered against
you according to tho prayer of said bill.
Dated at Ottawa this Sd day OF March, A. D. 1863
Dickey, Rice 4 Lewis A, ID. MOORE
complainants soils. Clerk
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Notice.
Esr.rr or SAMUEL MinIEfs. p,cs..,p.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned adrunis
IN TRAITOR Of the estate OF Samuel sSik Of
Of In Sale and or Illinois deceased wifi sp-
pear before the County Court Of said cOuu,y third
Monday tbeinz the 2lst day If May, 500
House ia Ottawa in ssid county when and where
persons having claims demands against estate
notified attend and present the writing aa~
justment.
Dated 10th day Of March. l.D 1866
"hN IIISE, Administrator,
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NOttre.
ESTATE OF DAVID SMITH, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF DAVID SMITH DECEASED.
NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned Admin
~ Of the estate Of David Smith, late Of the
county of la Sale and State Or Illinois, deceased will -
pear before the County Court Of said county the
Monday, being the 2st ny) of May 1866, at the Court
House in Ottawa in said county when and where all pr
having claims demands against said
tined to attend and present the writing Tor -
iu.tment.
Dated, 10th day Of March, A. DISCS.
ov* DANIEL b. SMITH. Administrator
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IL will be observed that the statistics of
only certain OF the counties assumed to be
directly or indirectly interested in the road
are given but the result will not be changed
If any of the other counties named are taken,
as the reader can readily ascertain for him
self.
The counties upon the route Of the rail-
road between Louisville and Nashville.
showed in 1860 less valuation of real and
personal estate than those on the proposed
route to Knoxville, and about the same ag-
gregate population, the same valuation of
farms and a less manufacturing product, and
yet this is one of the most flourishing roads
IN the country, and its local tariff is enor-
nous.
The New Orleans and Great Northern
Railroad, another prosperous enterprise.
was carried to jackson, Mississippi, when
the population on the route was a third less
than ours, and the valuation Of farms was
one-third the value of those on the Knox
Vile road.
The Charleston and Hamburg. equally
prosperous, accommodated at first less than
10000 inhabitants on the route, whose farms
were worth about fifteen millions Of dol
lars.
a osAoilhtE CtNe tldu ellher Is tnat OF the
Mobile and Ohio road, which for the first
one hundred and fifty miles passed through
counties having only 1900 inhabitants,
whose farms were worth less than million
Of dollars.
| am prepared to show, and shall do so
hereafter, that the through travel upon the
road to Knoxville will be as great as II be-
lieye much greater than upon either of
these prosperous lines, and it may be as.
sumed, without controversy, that the local
travel will be as great. Mr.. GUTHRIE, in
his report of the operation Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad for 1866, one Of
the most admirable documents Of the kind
ever published, gives the local travel on
that read exclusively such as belongs to the
termini as follows:
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most abundant evidence Of its great and in
exhaustible wealth.
A correspondent Of the Mining and Man
afactHring Journal, Of the present year, says
The great iron region Of Eastern Tennos.
see lies between the Allegheny and Cumber.
land mountains in the valleys Of Knoxville
and Chattanooga. The deposits of Middle
Tennessee occupy the Cumberland valley on
the west. Those of Western Tennessee enp
brace that portion Of the State lying mostly
east of the Tennessee and south of the Cum
berland rivers The ores Of Eastern Ten
nessee are mostly the "brownhematire.' .
They are very valuable. Pig iron from the
purer varieties obtained by smelling with
charcoal IS convertible into steel.
The numerous furnaces and FORCES springing
mp along the Tennessee from Knoxville 10 Chat
tanooga testify 10 the abundance and value Of
iron ore IN this part Of Tennessee Eastern capi-
talsts, including parties from Pittsburg are Is
tablishing rolling mills along the cenhe of these
vast deposits, Kali mills are already projected.
Should these deposits hold out as they now prom
Use, we may expect to this the great iron dis
tributing centre for the South and Southeast"
But vast as are the coal and iron resources,
there is another item of wealth which has
noryet been referred to, and with which the
present letter shall close. / refer to Pc
TROLEUM, an article which has added such
immense sums to the national wealth.
The special correspondent of the Pitts
burg OIL journal, who traversed the State in
its service, says of its petroleum resources in
a letter published in July last
AS we follow this grand reservoir Of oil through
Virginia. il is found TO be productive and of bet
ter quality than in Pennsylvania and still further
South. through Kentucky, it becomes yet more
productive and after passing into TenResseet the de-
equipments are pet richer; much iHdeed that 70
furry promises 10 eclipse Ptthoie or oil Creek"
Both in Tennessee and Northern Alabama
there is found in abundance, neptha, petro-
leum, elastic bitumen, mineral caout-chouc,
compact bitumen, asphaltum, mineral pitch,
bituminous canelidum, mineral oil and the
Senaca oil of New York. From careful ex-
it is confidently believed that the
Observation-Disclosures of the presence of rich
deposits Of oil has no equal in the country,
outside of these States.
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS The following
transfers of real estate were entered in the
Davidson County Court, for the week ending
Oct. %, 1866.
J. A. and J. L. Corbett to Felix NJ. Cor
bett, lot in Barrow's Grove, $50.
F. p. Rice and others to Sam. Watkins
lot in county, $500.
]. S. Long to G. Scheff, lot in city, 81 100
J.R. Perry and Martha A. Perry to J. L.
Park, lot in city, 81 500.
John A. Cummings to A. i. Cummings,
lot in Goodlettsville, $3.50.
Joseph Wall to Sam. L. White, land in
Stewart county, $4,000.
B. Groomes to NJ. A. Parrish, lot in
Sixth Ward, $4,000.
NJ. A. Parrish to B. J. GrOomes, lot in
Sixth Ward, $1,000.
Morton B. Howell to John ]. Page, lot in
city, $4,000.
John A. Scrivner to Henry Clay, lot in
city, 5000.
Connell ]. Donnell to Philip dwell,
land in O'DonnelPs addition to Edgefeld,
So, $50.
Ella Stevenson to Classic, Cook & Ever
EFT, land in 23d district, 500.
Andrew johnson to Jno. A. Cummings,
parts oflots in Goodlettsville, S62.
E. D. Payne to J. B. Mitchell, lot in city,
81, 400.
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by telegraph.


NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Cotton frmer with more
doing at 80 S39 for mdding uplands, chiefly at 30c
Flour opened shade frmer, but closed quiet aud
steady SO 50tGll . for extra state, sll 30GI2 s.
for extra r. III O. and sl2 9Osl4 3 for trade brands
Whisky quiet and steady at Al in bond. Receipts
Ofwheat Is. 200 bush; market l92c better and more
doing. Sales $1,000 bushels at 81 1902 40 for No.
Milwaukee, 81 3392 40 for mixed spring, and 81 .
for new white Michigan. Rye quiet and steady.
Barley more active and closed shade frmer at
81 139l II for Canada West free p for State and
] Is for western. Receipts Of Corn, none. Market
irregular and unsettled and 2g3c higher; sales
256 900 bush at 81 IL for inferior l39l l5lz for
shipping mixed western in store, 81 1901 1917 for
do. afoat 81 1901 Is for yellow western. 1901 10
for white western. Oats without decided change,
6546S for Chicago Pork active and unsettled and
decidedly higher for cash, while all other kinds
are heavy and irregular at S341<g35 for cash, and
81 S5GD3315 for mess. closing at 81 60 cash. $32
for old mess and Is 25@28 50 for prme also s. 900
bbls new mess at S3l S2G21 IS seller 10 days,
$50 IS seller. Is days, S3l seller first half Novem-
Der, s29 5000 IS seller all NOvemher s2ii sIa
J0s9 seiler All January. DeeI quiet anu steady .
Coffee steady with a fair business, Rio l356
Sugar firm at 105slgl35< for Cuba, l31% for Porto
Rico. Molasses firm. Lard heavy and lower, at
1895; and small lots lgl4. Butter dull, at 800
80 for choice. and 35945 for State. Cheese quiet.
at l09l7Z. Dressed hogs heavy ut 12dl21I for
western. Bacon scarce and quiet. Cut meats
heavy atli9l4A shoulders, l65Isls14 hams.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-The Posts money article
followed by n feverish speculative reaction which
extends TO most Ofspecuatiye securities the lead
being taken by the Erie and Northwestern among
the railroad shares, and by the Cumberland end
Quicksilver among the miscellaneous stock. The
loan market opened strong and active, the i'm
prOyement being sustained till the close of bust
ness. After the regular Board the quotations
were: N. Y. c. 12O15; Erie 81; Hudson 1851
Reading ll6 NJ S 925s: e. 1855; Pittsburg 92I4;
w 81; do. preferred SIS Toledo 100; r. l. 1872;
Fl W 1895; o. * NJ Certificates 1875; Cumberland
COZ. Gold closed 1875, and at 2 P. N. sold at
1857. Foreign exchange is firm but inactive,
bills at 10 days on London quoted at lOS3{@lOg
for commercial lO99 l093S for banker do, at short
sight l09159ll0I.
at lO9Gl0912. Gold shade firmer, opening at AS,
advancing to l4S15.and closing ut l4714. Govern
ment stocks without marital change. Freights 10
Liverpool quiet.
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TENNESSEE PACIFIC OR CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Resources OF the Country Between
Nashville and Knoxville.
I'd. pEpow's LETrERs-Yo. \.


Il cannot be ascertained precisely in ad
vance Of surveys, what viii be the route o.
a railroad which shall connect the cities Of
Nashville and Knoxville, with each Other
and the Atlantic seaboard on the shortest
and practicable route. but sufficient is known
Of the country from earlier surveys and re-
connoisanoes 10 say that the road will inter
est, develop and bring into play, in a greater
or less degree, the resources of the counties
Of Wilson, Smith, DeKalb, White, Morgan.
Bledsoe. Rhea, ROane and Knox, Putnam,
Anderson, Cumberland, Cannon, Warren,
Overton, Fentress and Van Buren,; and
should it form, as more probably il would,
for a part Of the distance, a%runk road to
Knoxville aud Cincinnati, the wealthy
counties Of Sumner and Macon would add
greatly TO its local importance.
The counties which are named below, re-
ported in 1850, as the product Of their mar
ket gardens, less than $50, 600, which might
be swelled 10 twenty times that amount, and
about 10000 tons Of hay, which with rail-
road facilities would reach several hundred
thousand tons. The very small growth Of
cotton will no doubt be immensely added to,
IN the present period Of high prices. The
other statistics of the countiesw ere as follows:
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will try this remedy. as Il will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
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