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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

MORTGAGE SkLE.-whereas. Jo.hu, Mort m 3d.
l II the county of La Sale rnd State Of Illinois ul the
undersigned James VI. Brton, nr the place, mott
gage deed Of that date, upon the following described oIs
pieces or prces q land, situate in the of La allie
and State OF lns witt Lots number (6) and seven
)in Waerhlock, in Land and Water Powers Addition the
town OF halSers to secure the payment oa certain prom
ory mote Tor the sum OF 0r tho lsnd three hund ed and
eightytwo dollars and forty three cents given by
Joshua Norton J Gated July 18Th p.sSs and payable
TO the order OF said James W. BattoB six months after the
date thereof with ten per cent interest the
the purchase moaay OF sud premises, Ghih said mortgage
deed sd record in the ce of the Record Of said
county the 18th day of August 1865 and duly
corded in hook liz of Records. page 5, And whereas
ii provide in the said mortgage deed that in Of de-
isut in III" Payment of the said above mrnonea
part thereof accor ling 10 the and effect thereof
the said James VI Bratton, his legal representatives at
torney. after having advertised sih le for period thirty
days in newspaper published in ottawa, in said county,
by posting up written printed nncs in four p il the
county where SAID premises are situate may sell Tho said
premises part thereof and all right and equity OF
aemtion of hc said Joshua Norton 81 his heirs executors
administrators or assign therea, at pnbl scudue 10 the
highest bidder for cash. at the County Court House therein
at the tune appointed in snoh averii4cm-nr may adjourn
the sale from time 10 time discretion and upon max
ing Of such sale sales the arney said Joshs
E:n 3d. for snch thereby constituted irrevoca
bic. or In the cf SAID James W Brattou, his legal
shall execute and deliver the purchaser
dec's for the Conveyance ia fee Of tho premises sold and
shall ap, the proceeds OF sale the payment Of expenses
Of advertng selling and conveying at resaid including
attorneys fees aud the amount due said note rendering
the oyerpus, fanS, said Joshua Norton, 81 his
assigns, ri the office of the sHid James Btior In the
said town Of Marseies And Whereas default has been
made in the pay Of the said and interest according
~ the tenor effect thereof Nov therefore, public notice
hereby given to al persons in uee- that by virtue and
IN pursuance "f tn sni power Of SALE contained In the sid
mortFa deed, ~.l Monday, the frat day of March,
1862 At the hour oftwo o'clock of sail day. at the
south door al the County Court Iisuse the city VI Ottawa,
in said county expose for sale aud sell ut public vendse 10
the highest bidder tor cash. the said promises, together with
all AMI singular the hersament, privileges and appurts
hances thrreunto belonging in wise appetsining.
and all light and equity Of redemption " the said J0shuA
Norton 3D. hs heirs. eKecuts administrators and sssigns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

Yos years Il h bssa housshoh medicine noshers
sr The safety either Children and al whs sus from asy
seass o tbs throat eest and suhgs cahuot s1d - Be
without IT, In addition V the ordinary four long
the mmket nov furnish cor mammoth family Zee 6st-
Ties, which wi In ecnen With TIE ether siss - usd ~
ell Drug Stores.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

LINE IN SoIL.-There is said to BE- carried of
from the soil nine pounds Of lime in twesty Ave
bushels Of wheat, nine pounds in fifty bushels Of
oats, and fifteen pounds in thirty-eight bushels
Of barley. There are thirty-ive poppds sf lime
pounds in twenty-five tons Of tarnips, and two
hundred and seventy pounds in nine tons 81 po-
tat0es. Some soils contain an abundance Of lime
for > Thousand years, while ether soils require
IN occasional application Of lime IS FERTILIZER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

~ EXTRAORDINARY PIG.--Perhaps enc Of the
largest pigs IN England. il not in the world, is
low the property Of Mr.. Lloyd, Of Bredon, Wor-
eestershire, who purchased it Of neighbor, when
two months old, at It's Cd. This wonderful ami
NAL is now twenty-five months old, measures
lins feet six inches from the end Of nose to the
tip Of the tail, five feet round the neck. nearly
nine feet round the body, and stands fcnr feet
hiYh=M1rk LINZ Ecrreas va ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

Do delay procuring and Immediately taking Goes
Cough Balsam. when vaid with Of the above narned
difficulties They all prsmoni.ory symptoms OF nsunip
and arrested w or later sweep you away
into the valley shadows from which return
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

IHA nd COLDS AND COUGHS
Yiad A. once stesy Of this great remedy. II wi
succeed In giving relief where all other remedies have e<
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20
IN CONSUMPTION,

Many sufferer has found and to-day rejoes
that been made say and prolonged W the o!
Coe'p Cosgh BalsAm.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

We copy from last Sundays Times problem
TO be solved, and Of the Times Of Monday even.
ing the solution by Mr.. Chas. leighton:
New Orleans is just at the present time uuusu.
ally prolific of inventors VIII one of them
please work out the problem OF applying the
spiral spring motive power used in propelling
toys, to locomotion, Il seems to as merely a
question Of little more steel and strength.
There is no reason why every man shoald not have
his convenient little carriage, which he sends
round to the steam-rinder every few days to
have its ten or twenty miles wound up. Here is
wide field to be cultivated, and one by no means
difficult Of obtaining success in.
In answer TO an inquiry made by yesterdays
Times respecting new motive power that can
be applied to propeling a carriage, Mr.. Chas.
Leighton has discovered such power, which he
has just set to work in the window, turning three
axles of machinery, at the corner of Canal and
st. Charles streets. The same power can be in
creased to any power with comparatively no
weight 10 carry.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

Law AND NoTARIAL OFFIoE.-Tae attention
of our readers is directed to the card Of Messrs.
Roman Cuvellier, 1874 Gravier street These
gentlemen have for many years, by their ability
and close attention to business, held the conf.
dence and esteem of our community. They have
large and lucrative practice, and we presume
there are very few gentlemen of the profession
whose experience is more valuable to the mer-
chant. As will be seen, by referring to their
card in another column, Mr.. P. c. CuYellier be-
sides attending 10 theIpraetice of the law, will
give strict attention to all notsrisl business. He
is also commissioner of deeds, relative to which
his information is varied and extended. We
cheerfully commend them to the public.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

We are reliably informed that since the CON
mencement OF the season over seven lbOusand
Deeves have been slaughtered, packed and shipped
from the packeries below this p0iGt. S. W. StO-
ner Co. alone have shipped upwards Of seven
thousand tierces and barrels of beef, besides
hides, tallow, horns, hoois, etc. We say long
NE to the beef psckeries, aud more OF them
Shreveport Southwestern. Dec 30.
The work Of closing up BenOist bayou, in Bos-
ser parish, seven miles above here. IS nearly fn-
lshed, snd the water turned down the main river.
The levse has base Of l33 feet, and height OF
81 feet, with 30 feet across the top. The main
road rnrs along On the top Of the levee.-[Io.i.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

WoNDERFUL.-Henry W. Burr, No. ~ West l4th
street, while on a visit TO the West, was attacked
with severe Illness from drinking impure wa'er.
Lie was despaiTed Of, and il was thought that he
must Gle. His wife was Immediately sent for, and
10 Gay or two was at his bedside. Having her
sell seen the beneficial results from the use of
Plantation Bitters. sic insisted upon their being
administered TO him, which was done, In quanti-
TIES prescribed by the attending physician. The
result was almost as If by magic, and in Oue-haf
nour irom the time they we're given her husband
was out Of danger, and by moderate use OF them
thIee or four times day, be was soon able TO re-
sumo his journey to his home. This Is bat one
case Of many thousands that we know Of.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

SOLDIER KILLED BY A HoUsrON EDITOR On
the orniDg OF the Goth, last Saturday, Just be.
fore day, soldier belonging to the garrison at
Brennan. was fatally shot with a six-shooter by
George w. Reynolds associate editor of the
Southern Banner. The circumstances as we get
tlem, were about these: Reynolds was lying in
bis bed in the Banner office, with the door open
and light burning the table a soldier known
10 the command as corporal Davis entered some
what intoxicated, and demanded something TO
drink. Mr.. Reynolds tod him to take something if
he could ind Il. The soldier got hodof bottle of
ale, which was setting on the table, took drink
and left. MIR. Reynolds then put out the Iiyht.
shut the door and went to sleep. Sometime after
be was awakened by hearing some one push open
the door and enter. He arose in his bed and de-
panded to know who was the intruder. Rsceiy-
ing no answer, and finding the party advancing
towards him In the dark, he fred. At the instant
OF the firing the man fell, exc aiming as he went
down. Davis is shot!" and this, as he stated ia
BIS dying declaration, was the first indmatiOn he
gave Of who he was.
Mr. Reynolds Immediately sent for physician,
snd then reported the circumstance % Deputy
Sheriff HeInden The ball proved 10 have entered
the right side and 70 have passed through the
man, intictiDg wound Of which he died Sunday
night.
An examination was had before Judge +. p.
wood, Monday evening, and Mr.. Reynolds was
required 70 give bonds in the Of 5000 for his
appearing in the district court to answer an in
oletment should one be preferred.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

HOMICIDE IN JEFFERSON, TEXAS Capt. Wa.
Perry Shot by Soldies.-We are panied to learn
by private dispatch from L. r. Norwood to
Speake & Buekner, of this city, that Capt WIN.
Perry was shot and killed at Jefferson, Texas. on
the night Of the I'd inst, by United States soldiers
We are unapprised of the circumstances of this
sad affair, but the soldiers say that the deed was
perpeIrated by mistake" Capt. Perry was the
father OF Walter T. Perry, of this city, who has
been summoned by telegraph to come to Jeffer.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
ALARMING INTELLIGENCE FROM
THE CUSTOM aOU.E.
Astounding Corruption in High Places.

One DemijOhn Of Brandy Missing-clerks Re
duced to a state of starvation-One Man
Employed at Five Dollars per Day-Three
Members Of the Naughty Hancock Club also
in Government Kmploy--consequence The
American Nation Utterly Ruined--.Communi-
cstion from "One of En-"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Rates Of Advertising:

Monthly sd.e sements. inserted every day. be
charged tvo-thids the abSve rates
First and Fourth page monthly advertisements, each
square, so per month.
Transient advertisements, having the OF the paper
hrst insertion 81 30 square, each subsequent insertion
Is cents per square.
First and Fourth page transient Advertisements
insertion, 81 50.per square
Advertisement. insered at Intervals to be charged
each insertion
Regular sdvsers VIII advertise largely shall be allowed
tneh dteopnt yLm above named may
agreed e:oeaod that such discount
exceed IS per cett
All business lott les Of advertisements be charged 20
cents net per ne, each insertion
All transfer advertisements be paid in advance
All advsrtHnents marked any specified number Of
Insertions viii: be published six times and charged
nEy.
Aubls wit sgnlar ADVERT shall be rendered mtnlhy
Asquare Is i.r space occupied oy lin solid agate
TIE: WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published ssery SATURDAY morning Subscription IS
per annum. In Hdyanee half yearly and quarterly sams
rates single pies, 10 cents
Rates of Advertising:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

ARRIVAL OF THE GEO. CRoNwELL.-Ths steam.
ship Geo. Cromwell, Capt. Vail, from New York,
26,h ultimo, arrived at her wharf 5 O'Clock Sun.
dsy evening, with full freight and the following
namsd passengers:
J Smith, Hackett, Miss Howard. Mrs
tHope, Mr. Welsh, Johnson, James LathrJp, aud
IN the steersge.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

In another column will be noticed The dlssOu-
ton of Peterson. Hill & Elliott and the continua-
ton of the firm under the new style of Peterson,
Hill Co.. Capt Elliott having withdrawn. Sue
cess to Eugene in his future operations. Our
Ouschita friends will bid success to the new firm
from their long residence in the Ouachta Valley
they have b' come one Of them and Maj. PenniDg-
ton. formerly Of Lake Providence, La, who was
80 well known in the army for his popularity. We
hope their future may be as brilliant as the past.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

Now that the Legislature has re assembled. the
education question comes up again. The Tribune,
the organ OF the colored men, strongly urges the
colored members to devote their every energy to
the passage of bill giving educational facilities
to the blacks. bill providing for forced mixed
schools was presented at the last session butnever
passed beyond its second reading. What will
now be done yet remains TO be seen.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

The members'of the Seymour Knights Bens
lent Association will find notice from Major
Iuly their accomplished president, ia the proper
column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

True to their instincts. the first bill upon which
the House of Representatives ESQ called) Of the
State of Louisiana took any action was one appro-
priating money l. was bill setting aside
S30O,OCO 10 pay the expenses of the present
Legislature. Well, it is only for one year more;
and then the representatives Of the people of
Louisiana will contro. the State and the States
money.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

MAGNoIA WATER.-SuDerior 10 the best i'm.
ported Germsn cologne, and sold 81 half tue
price.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

The proprietsr also eBsrs fsr sale
BoTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
imp r'ed and bottled BY himself expressly fr medeIn
USE Zach bottle has his certificate ofits purity.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
NEW YORK, Tuesday, Nay 1.

UDoLPHo WOLFE ESQ,
sr-Tbe pure Wines Igquors for ,sdlcin
purpoies long By profess on and
Ofves have been sacrificed By the sdusraed ar,.
Delium ems aud other d essas Of the brain ana
re in this country, very in Europe ow.
ing in great dsgee. to tie difference IT, the puIiy Of
spirits sold.
We have tested the several tcles ort.d aud sid bv
you, rc udng Gin, which you fen nader the naao 81
Arsaiio tcnisdsm schnapps VI ich we consider Justly s,
TITLED TO TIE high reputation acqu in this country
ard from your long expert foreign importer Won,
Bottled Wines and Liquors should with the same de-
msnd.
We would recemmsnd you a,p3ut Of the rsrpecta
bic aDothecares different paris Of Ito city as arsns
the sale Of your Brsndies and Wines where the pos..
sion can obs ths when needed for msdie,l
puTpofss
Wishing you success 10 yo-r ontrrprss,
We remain your obedieat seIyants
VALENTINE MOTT NJ D.. Professor Of surgsry rr,,.,-
sity Medical College, New York.
j. W. CoRNOCHAN, n. D., Professor Clinical s,r,.-.
SuTseon,in-Ctsf 70 the State Hospital etc No l.E.,
slxIesnfh street.
LEWIS A. sAYRE, NJ D.. No 7s5 Broesway.
Il. r DEVICES NJ d, No. 7sl Broadway.
JOSEPH woRsTER, N. D.. No. I'D Ninth street
NELSON STEELE. N. D.. n. 81 Ble.Est s.,eet
JOHN o,fEILLY. NJ. D., No. 2SOFourtb street.
b. sAPhAfL, N. D.. Plots or Of the Principles and
Fraetee Of sarssy, New York Medical ColIszo sta No
u Ninth street, and otherA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
20 PINE srEEEr, NEw YORK, I

20 PINE SrREFr, NEW YORK
UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ, Present:
Dear s-I have made chemical examination Of sample
Of your Schiedam schnapps with tie inenof determining
any foreign injurious substance had added 10 the
simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion that the
sample contained poisonous harmful s:ixture Ihavs
been unable to discover any Of thu desteous sub
stances which are employed in the adusraOn liquors.
would hesitate TO myself uend 10 ohers for
medicinal purposes the Shiedam sehnapps an excellent
and unobj ectionsble variety Of Gin.
Very respectfully. yours.
tsignsd) CHAs. A. hESIY, Chemist
NEw YORK, 81 CgDAR srRErrl
NV ~, 1871,
UDoLFHo WOLFE, ESQ, Present:
D,assir-I submitted 10 chemical analysis two bot.
ties OF "schiedam Schnspps." which took from fresh
package In your bonded warehouse and ind as before that
spirituous liquor free from injurious ingredients or
iA6caon that Il has the marks Of being aged and not rs
Gently prepared BY mechanical sdmxturs Of alcohol and aro
MATES. Respectfully.
FRED. r. MAYER Chemist
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18
TopAooo SALES To. DAY. - The

TOBACCO SALES To DAY. - The
tobacco sales by Martin, Gardner &
Co., at the Planters Salesrooms, to-
day, will be one of the largest yet
made in this city, and viii comprise
110rhogsheadss including productions
Of Ballard, Galloway, Christian, and
the several Green River counties of
Kentucky, the very garden-spot of
the tobacco growing region; and there
will be some very fine tobacco on the
breaks. Montgomery County. Tenn.
will also be represented with some
GAINESVILLE shipping leaf and our
tobacco buyers will have fine field
for speculation.
A sumptuous lunch will be set at
II O'clock for the accommodation of
buyers and sellers.
Among the shippers who will be in
attendance to day We are pleased to
meet VIM. Holland, Esq. w. A.
Walston, and T. P. larry, of Gallo
way Couaty, KY, with some of the
finest tobacco. likely to be offered
during the season. We anticipate
lively competition among buyers to-
dsy,
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18

THE TOBACCO 3 PRosPEcTs. Our
advices from Kentucky, Tennessee
and Indiana, relative to the coming
tobacco crop. is not very fatering-
che season has been very backward,
and the plants have been badly injur-
ed by. the ravages of the tobacco fly,
Parties who arrived in this city dur
ing the last twenty-four hours con-
firm these reports, and unless more
favorable season ensues, we may ex-
pect a short crop this year, and eouse-
quently a large advance on present
prices. Spectators In the weed will
do we'll to verify the truth of these
rumors before allowing tobacco to be
knocked down at low rates. By re-
ports of sales at Paducah, Louisville
and GAINESVILLE, we note an advance
of one and two cents per pound, and
we anticipate corresponding advance
in this market to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18
RiVer E1fanntclrea.

PrrTsBuRG, May II -Monongahela feet,
and stationary. Cloudy and cool ther-
mometer SEE.
MR1fPH,s. May 1.-THE appeals Little
Rock special says. The Leni Leoti, from
Little Rock for New Orleans, towing 2h0
tons Of Government freight, struck a snag
at MeNeel's Landing, on The 18th, sunk IN
fifteen feet water. The boat ana cargo are
a total loss. The boat was valued al $4,000,
and belonged to the Memphis and Arkau-
sas River Packet Company. No Insurance.
Ter. who were drowned of the pie assure
boat Alpha, a Week ago, have been recoY-
cred.
CAIRO. May I7.-Kate Robinson, st. Louis
to Cincinnati, 0 p. NJ: Cairo, Memphis 70
ST. tlouis, 10 p. NJ: MinneOla, Memphis TO
Cincinnati, 2 A, u Strader, New Orleans
TO Cincinnati, 2 A. NJ; Moilie Gratz, Louis
vile 10 White river, noon; Bon accord,
Metropolis tn st. Louis, noon; Bismarck,
New Orleans to st. Louis, q p. NJ. River
fell 8 inches weather clear.
-g1NcINEATI; May l7.-POrt LIst-Arrived
R. g, Gray, Pitts0urg; Emma No. 3,
Pittsburg; Camelia, Pittsburg; sam Hale,
Memphis: Liberty NO. A -. Louis. lle-
arted-Camelia, Nashville; Liberty No.
4, Wheeling. River stationary, with 25
feel in the channel, rs ieet under the
Thermometer So In the morning, go AT
no IN and $50 in the evening
LOUISVILLE, May l7.-Port List Tom
Far Ow and ] w Garrett, Pittsourg TO I.
Louis; Chariner Evansville 20 Cincinnati.
The river is rising Owly, with feet 4
inches water in the canal. feet 4 inches
on the falls and feet inches over the
rocks. Weather clear and pleasant. Bust
ness dull.
MEMPHIS. May H. Weather clear and
pleasant. The river is falling at the rate
OF inches In a hours. Arrived-Belfe
Mem phis. Departed--Juiia ana Magenta,
for st. Louis; RubicOn, for NicksburZ :
Richmond, Lizzie Gill and Great Republic,
for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE. May 1.-THE river Is fal ing,
with feet water on Harpeth 1n oais. Toe
weather is clear and pleasant. Arrived
Tyrone, fr IN Cairo; Robert Moore, from
g nciunati; lobe Hurt, from Paducah.
Departed-A. Baker. for upper Cumber-
land Lewellin, for Padueah.
ST. LOUIS, May I7-Arrived -Luminar +,
from Nicksburg; Storm No. :, from La
sale; Minnesota and Nollie MePake,
from st. Paul; II. =. Turner, from Omaha
city of Cairo. from Mem phis j.. Fleming,
from La Sale. Departed-Petrel, Upper
Mississippi; Geo. T.. Weeks, Ohio River;
Harry Johnson, to KeOkuk; Belle 81.
Louis, to Memphis; Glare, 10 <ansa Ciiyi
Fleming, To La sal. The river is falling
again, ard al the upper streams are de-
Ginning. The weather Is clear and cool.
Mercury So. Business good.
CrNCINSATI, May IA negro named
Edward Mines, Of Beaver County, Penn,
was arrested this evening o. bgarq Tue
ArmadillO, which arrived from 80. Louis
last night about midn ght Mines who
was WaIchman. ordered Nathan Johnson.
a cOlOred deck hand on the Armadill0, I'd
BRING up coal; johnson refused, and a
quarrel ensued, m which Mines struck
MIN over the head with stick Jounson
never spoke, put died four hours after
wards on the steamer st Ions, on wnicn
he was Shipping TO Cincinnati Mines bas
always borne good character.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18
Hauge and LOS q Auction.

= sIE.E. SELF. 10 Tbs HIGHEST
IL bidder. at the. Eourt- House door in
h.vaasvliie. on Monday, the 3lst day of
May, 1853, at O'Clock IN the afternoon,
Lot No. 10 and adjoining half of Lot No. /;
also, Lot No. 81 and adjotning one half OF
Lot No =, subdi vision ct out Lot No. 2,
Upper Enlargement of The city of Evans
vile, on which is situate q 6rst-class
Dwelling house, contsf nfng cir 11t good and
airy roonls cellar, =cIsBern, stable, coal
house, and wood house.
Terms of sale Ofe-fo urta cash one
fourth IN fouT months, One-fOurth in EIGHT
months, and one fourth in twelve months-
with Interest," the first note secured by
liens on the properly. f..lf s...s,l..f =
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
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