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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

There is a shop kept by an old maid in
Southampton, Eng, in the window Of which
appear these words in large letters. ''No rea-
sonble offer refused"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

A shoemaker being at work, his awl broke,
whereupon the shoemaker cursed his useless
instrument. His wife then reminded hun that
he was breaking an express command Of
Scripture, which says Swear not at aicl.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

s'Ma, what is revenge 2"
SIT is when your daddy scolds me, and
hit him with the broomstlck."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

The prize Cup, offered by Mr.. Burke upon
the occasion Of his benefit at the Arch Street
Theatre. Philadelphia, on Friday evening last,
was awarded to MIR. Geo. w. Allen, No. "a
Old York Road, for the following which was
selected by the audience as the best Epigram
offered
On Mexican Soldier, shot in battle, by an
American Bootmaker.
Ills hide is cut. he's got his bali;
He's lost his sole, he's lost his alci,
He's got his last, he's goi his end;
He's got a hole he cannot mend.
That which was considered next best. and
for which the prize was strongly claimed, was
as follows:
Santa Annals legs Of bone and stick
Have set the people punning,
But Taylor's being short and thick,
Were never made for running.
Another upon the same subject was as fol.
lows:
I'll do or conquer - (Santa Anna swore)
"Who'il write my Epitapi when Ia na more %
On Cerro Gordo's heights he changed his mind /;
He bu, left his LIZ G. behind
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

o. K.--The Ladies have at las, found out
the only true meaning Of these mysterious
capitals, which is--Only Kissing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

paper oug Westssys i Is going = lave
head The editor should have one icc, or
the concern will never succeed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
Bread and Butter for the Million.

A correspondent Of the New York Com
mercial Advertiser, thus speaks Of care and
comforts.
have Just returned from a visit West, and
having travelled over the state OF Ohio IN eve
ny direction, desire 10 present some things
which saw and which are worthy oil auen-
ton. had supposed that at this time Ohio
would be drained of its provisions, and that
the farmers would have already taken every
thing in the shape of breadstuiIs TO market
Judge Of my surprise when discovered, eve
ry where, vastsacks Of wheat unthreshed, and
corn unshelled in the cribs, by the way side.
The produce of former crops in Ohio is far
from being marketed as yet; and iforder states
West are in the position Of Ohio, then must
our country become indeed the granary Of the
world
On the road from Delaware to Mansfield,
which is the terminus Of the Sandusky rail
road in a Southeastern direction. the road was
lined with wagons innumerable, all loaded
with wheat or corn; so that six miles beyond
Mansfield the stage coach in which | was took
across cut through wood road on purpose TO
avoid them. Al Mansfield Sandusky, and
every intermediate station. the produce colec-
ted was immense So also at Cleveland, Erie
and Buffalo. AT one time on the lake there
were forty three vessels in sight, navigating
those waters, and employed in their downward
trips in transporting hreadsiuhs 10 market
have heard il said that the coming crops
We're threatened by the fly. Permit me TO stay
that my eye, for thousand miles travelled, in
the West, rested not on poor field OF wheat.
The crops are fine. The corn, though late, is
doing well and such immense fields Off Were
spread out to view at the time as could not but
astonish an Eastern man. Such fine pastures,
some of which counted more than thou
sand head OF noble cattle fitting for the market,
never saw before. The resources Of our
country never appeared to me so vast as they
do at this moment. PIsCAroR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

A FRESH supply just received OF Candy,
IA Of all kinds; Rasins, Figs. Dates ana
Prunes Brown Sugar at 5 cts; and good
quality Of Loaf Sugar.
Feb. 1 GEO. R,aE.NTEfL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
Time is Money.

HyWENTY FOUR Hour Yankee Clocks
Price $3.50. J. II. LIkENS.
April 5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
Great Size and Longevity of Locust Trees.

The Vegetable Kingdom" Of PRoF. LIND
LEY says: THE Locus,nees of the WesI
have been celebrated for their gigantic stature,
Maruus represents a scene in Brazil, where
some trees Of this kind occurred Of such enor-
nous dimensions that Is Indians with slreeh
ed arms could only just embrace one of them.
At the bottom they were 81 feet in circumfer-
ence and GO feet where the boles became cy.
lindricaL BY counting the concenTic rings
Of such parts as were accessible, he arrived a
the conclusion that they We're OF the age Of
Homer, and 332 years old in the days Of Py-
thaporas. One estimate reduced their anti
tiauity TO 2,032, while another carried il up
10 A, l04 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24
EushiOMnble Hats.
CDuSy,x. Sugar, sc.

Y HAVE just received the lates, style;
I Anil : r.. S. PENDLETON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

The Picayune says that when bar room
loafer is asked to drink by two crowds" al
the same time, he is decidedly 'between two
horns Of a dilemma"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-06-24

M r. DANIEL. S. WHITE having APP
NA pointed me his Trustee for the purpose
OF settling up and collecting all debts due to
him, | hereby give notice to all persons indebt-
ed to the said Danl. S. White, to come for
ward and pay up without delay, or close their
accounts IN some satisfactory manner. VIM.
LUTHER SEIBERT is authorised by me TO col
lect and settle all such accounts.
SEAMAN GARARD,
Jan. %, lS47-tf Trustee
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
New Loan.

IM-oGs paper of last evening will he
found the proposals. of the Secretary Ofthe
Treasury for loan of eighteen millions
unde the late law. Bids, it appears. will
be Received by the Secretary until The
10Th of April. so as to afford ample time
to capitals and1otEers. To enable those
of the slnAllest means as we'll rs capital,
lists 10 participate in this loan, bids, il is
seen, viii be received as low as fifty dol,
lars. The money will only be received
as the wants OF the government may re-
quire. In this way, no more viii he boz
rowed, nor at any earlier time, than is
wanted by the government. whilst at the
same time, the whole amount Of eighteen
millions will he secured so as to De used
when needed, and MOI till then, and TO be
on no interest until needed. In this way,
certain availability and economy are both
consulted on the part ofthe governmeriNk
the best means taken by the Secretary to
secure the largest premium and guard
against any loss Of int est by the treasu-
ry. From information now on the files of
the department, no doubt is entertained
that the whole amount will he readily IA.
ken, and probably at . premium. Wash.
Union, sa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
DIR. A. Turner.

Would respectfully announces to that unS
fort maze class ofcommunity WIN are labsflag has
der Diseased Eyes that he has 4trkErd ID
he village Of Joliet, and Is prepared By hIH
new and unique method Of treatment, 60 take
charge of, am: cure, all such cases Of Opthalna
as have been hitherto rrgauled incurable.
Those who have either from the judgmeHs 81
their Physicians, or the great length time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as .iosmsd 70
perpetual pain or darkness. may take nsw esui.
age, in view of the unparalleled sucesssatiendine
that particular mode of treatment Of the Eye ~
doptei By Dr. TUGNER /; and oafy in use by three
others in ihe United States.
Ills te.fns wi ! be reasnnahls, boz f0s .aks in.
fornation Of those who shay desire Co APpfy %
aim fer his mid, he trefhs II proper "a stass theA.
They will be as follows:
For treatment of the eyes one week, 50 90.
do Ito md boarded, q 50.
ft-ln treatment of the Eye. no fee viii % 90
ken until IN improvement 10 experienced.
joliet, February 2, 1911.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
DISTRICT CONTENTION.

The Democratic electors in the counties
'Ol VIII, Outage and lroquois arc recon.
rBended 10 meet in their respective pre-
cincIs at the usual places Of h ldiDg elec.
tons, on Thursday, the twenty filth inst,
at 1 o'clock m. for the purpose Of choo-
sing delegates to attend District Con.
ventiOn. 10 be held at The Court Room, in
10 let, Gn Thursday, the first day Of APrii
next, to nominate Candidates for Dele
gates 70 the convention To amend the
Constitution of the State, for tho district
composed ofthe said three counties.
And the Del estes SO to he chosen by
the precincts IN Will county, are recon.
memded on the first day Of April when
they shall he assembled for said District
Convention, to proceed to Nominate two
Candidates for Delegates 10 amend the
Constitution, for the County OfWill alone,
according to the apporiinnnett Of Dele.
gates 10y the Act otthe Legislature call
ing u Convention.
EDMOND WILCOX, |
w. E LITTLE,
N. ID. ELWO0D,
J.. VI. WARREN, District
SAM'L AMBER ON, ! Central
f. b. BILL. Committee.
l. COUR FRIGHT,
CHA'S GARDNER,
j. 4. WHITMAN.
March i. Ie4'.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
Sale Of Forfeited Canal Lands and
Town Lots.

INT oTtCE il hereby gwen that the following
Y described Canal Lands and Town Lots,
which have been forfeited to the State by the non-
payment OF insIallnenls or interest,", will be offered
fnrsale atpublic auction, (if not redeemed before
The day Of saie,) atthe time ard places following
to wit: All the Land. and Town lots dsscnbsc.
excepting the Lots in { hraSo, at the Canal Office
in LOckpoIf on the FIST Wednesday. (beimg ihs
18th day) Of April next; and the Lots described
Ia Chicag', AZ tne city of chicago, on Saturday
the itlth.day of April, afoEesaid. The sales will
commence az 10 O'Clock in TIE forenoon Of each
Gas.s Any Of Lands or Lois may be redeemed
previous to 'he Gay of sale, By making payment o!
the inslS EneNts or inTsres. due.
said Eanfs and lots will be sold in conformity
win the general provisions Of AN Act to amen
'he several laws in relation To the illinois IL Mich
lgan Canal" Approved Feb. u. 1879, and will
not be sold for less Than then value heretofore
appraised.
- JACOB FRY, State Trustee.
Canal Office, boehpori, ILL.,, Feb. I9, Iai7.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
Latest From Mexico.
SANTA ANN4'S ADVANCE.

20 from the N. q. Delta. FEB. 25)
Ii the statement, made by all tn" Mex
Aican papers and Ietter.wrters be entitled
S"t' confidence, tis ohvioIs that Santa
Anna entertaines design against Mon.
.tercy, and has begun his march agains,
that point Oar correspondents represe ut
that large bodies Of troops are being
thrown forward upon the road to Monte
q Tey, as we'll as the road between Tam
@picO and Monterey. But the most de-
finite statement we have seen. 10 cnnts in
ED in letter published by La Patria,
last evening, from Tampico, Of the date
Of 9th February. which states thai 5000
. Of the most brilliant troops (tropHs bril-
: iante$) are marching for tire road be.
tween SSltillO and Monterey. This infnr-
" nation was communicated 10y a letter
r written from San Luis. Another letter,
written from TuIa, al the date Of the 81
February, states that on tie first of the
month Gen Parndi. with a brigade of
one th0us md i've hundred men, cOmpos-
ed Of thctwelveth regiment of infantry Of
q the line, styled the Faithful soldiers OF
Y San LouiS:" and q battalion Of the Ma
tionaI Guard of JnliscO, with three pieces
> OF artillery, were marching in the direc.
2 ton Of Monterey, by the road of Match
erals. The sierra is fortified at every
point, by tbs 6atGllions of Peubla, Guarda
@ COSTA de Tampico, the company Of vet.
Grams, and three companies Of cavalry
" In the village 81 Wales, Col. Jose An.
% tonic del Castillo is stationed wit n
respectable force, to defend that pi0nt.
. GenI Urea, with one thousand men of
the first regiment Of cavalry. '"Primero
Republican," must already have arrived
F. at Victoria dc 'farnaulipH..
These movements are no doubt made
for tho purpose of drawing off our forces
from the contemplated attack on Vera
: Cruz. Santa Anna expects 10 cHt of
= hTaylor's COMMUNICATIONS. to block ~
both the roads To Camargo and TO Tam
: .picO. These movements are by no means
: 10 be regarded as Insignificant; they de.
serve the serious consideration, and will
no doubt excite the utmost vigilence and
activity of preparation among our forces
. near Monterey. Fortunately Gen. lay
: 10 . who is never caught mapping, is in
command at Monterey, with about 4 90
imen. This force can easily hold tina.
place until reinforced. But, in the mean
{ aime, the Mexicans are pushing forward
to ards Matarnoros, from the road which
leads through Victoria. Urrea's cavalry
! are no doubt the advance ola large force
{ intended for this point This will be .
bold NOV ement, but is characteristic Of
Urea, who is a prompt and decided Of
: ,fiOer. II, however, his force consists only
s .ofcaxalry, we do not aPpfehend any ser.
ibus consequences from an attack on
AIasaruoros. The greatfear is, that the,
may ,interceptour CO nmunicaticns along
the river, and dhe rOad from Matamoro:
and camargo TO Monterey. We trust
huweyer, that Gen. Scott, who seems Il
be moving with great canton &prudence
wilIs6ol weaken our forces on the Ri
Grande, SO ns'to expose our lines TO b'
easily broken. and the bardaearne'
results &c most expensive campaigI
thus he lost to our arms
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

"a 6rWs lOarn that J. A. Maltese, Of
ethis PlaceGF. C. Sherman. of Cook coun.
ety, and Wm. Reddlek, of Ia Sale county
sshAxe been appointed Appraisers Of the
scspAI Lands. The Chicago Democra,
lhas the following in relation to their .p-
oPointment: o.s (.
- 'srheeappointraent of these men is a
! sure Guaranty that the Interests of The
State will he protected, and that such a
price will placed upon 4he lard as will en-
Sure to the Canal Fund she full value of
property" ~ So
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
Ar LOVES CHEAP sCOlsE,
BOO II SHOES
1870 PAIRS BOOTS & SHOES for
sale AT loves Cheap Store.
&25 Reward.

STOLEN from the Stable Of the sub.
scriher living about FIVE miles south west
Of this place. on the night Of the 7ih inst,
TWO HORSES. One a bay horse 9 or
10 years cid. about Is hands high, some
harness marks, shod all round, and is q
racker; the ether q bright bay horse q OF
years old IA or Is hands high dark
spot on the near hip, scar on the neat
hind leg, some harness marks, and had
on 3 shoes when taken.
The above reward will be gfVrn for
the recovery Of the horses, and the detec.
ton ofthe thief or thieves.
DespIains> Grove, March 18th. 1917.
JAMES HEMPHlLL.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

ssMsrrrNS Foa TaE RELIEF OF THE
SuFFERersIN IREtANp.-All whotake an
Interest in the suffsrings of their feIfow-
lueipgs should attend the meeting IN
Thursday 3evening next, at the Court
House in this place. The huudreds who
afedying daily in rha, country fiom s,arva-
sioa, should induce all to contribute liner.
taily. Wstrust that the meeting will be
GENERALLY attended, and that every one
Will feel bound to assist in this benevo.
lent object. Z g
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
Proposition to BE- considered by Voters.

~APrQP0sition to bs considered by Voters.
e~ MEssRRs. EDIroRs.-4 am informed that
!. soon we are to elect Delegates /" amend
I on pressnt Con- stitu,iDn,a one of The PEG
pie OF our State, 4 among many others.
propose an amendment that will guaram-
tyto persons being hs ads o. families. and
residing with the same, certain personal
and real estate exempt from execution or
distress for rent. A VOTER.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
Suffering in Ireland.

The Citizens Of 10 lei and vicinity are
requested 20 meet at the Conrt House on
Thursday, the eighteenth inst, at 7 o.
clock, p. H., to consider the suLject of
contributing TO the relief of the unparal-
Ie!rd suffering which prevails in Ireland,
from t;Hnine.
A general attendance is earnestly re.
quested. MANY CITIZENS.
March III, 1917.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
FRI SEC. is, CHICAGO.
Will Circuit COulyt.
IN SEANGaRy,
Lots. Blocks.


John Nawman, complainant,
Elizabeth Martin, widow and him
al law o: Charles Martin deceased.
Charles w. Marin. Carolins "
Martin, Angelina Martin, Benlamin
F. Martin, PhiIanier p. Martin. Bill.
Mary Wolf Formerly Mary Mar
iia) wife Of James Wolf, children
and heirs at Ia~ Of CHARLES Martin
iccensed, and James Wrlf husband
III the said Mary Martin, defend.
ants
Afh'iavit having been duly filed I'm the above
entitled cau'e. showing that al the sSoye named
defendants are Hon residents Ct the State of llli-
hois The said defendants are therefore efeDy
notified Of tho pendancy '0i ChA above entitlrd
cause and ihnt aims writ hf scrnmnus has been
italy issued therein, retrnable to the nsxi tsrn IT
said court, 20 he hulden AT the Court House IN
Joliet ia the said county Of Will an1 Mate of [,
limos 3, the third Monday If May next; AID
thu unless thsy appear AMI plead. answer. "r
iemur. 10 'hs cnmplainanis bill therein. the same
will be taken confessed. and dscues entered,
accordingly. VIZ. SNIFF, Clerk
Of Will County Cir uit Court.
Dated, joliet. February 25ih, l647.
OsGooo s. LITTLE. Solicitors FIR cnmpa;nant
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
WILL CIRCUIT COURT.
In 0hancery.
Re.seS Denny
w. Bill fir Diroree.

.Alonzn Denny
Affidavit having been duly flSd In The abavt
Untitled cause, showing that The above samed de-
PENDANT il G6N esident II the State Of Illinois.
The said Defendant is therefore hereby notified
nf the p"nieney of the said above sntItled cause,
and that an ali6s writ of stmm 1Gs has been duly
issued therein, return. hle tO the term OF the
said court. 90 be holden At i,e Court ilouIs l.,
Ioli in tho county OF Will AID State Of linoi:,
the third Monoa, IF May next. And that un-
less he ap ears and pleada, answ n, demurs tc
compliments bill Oh rein, the same will ba Jake
as confessed, and decree enteIe.I accordingly.
Da,ed. Joliet, February 25th ISI7.
YIN SMITH, CI;rk
Will (;oun.y Cir uit Court.
c. G.. VAS HoKN, & OsGooD T. LITTLE
Sol citors for complainant
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

WAR MEETING IN NEw .YoRK.-An
immense meeting was held in New York
recently, at which drtertined express
sion OF popular feeling was manifested in
favor of prosecuting the war. and sustain
ing the Administration.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
Lee County Circuit Court, of the
May Term, A. d. 1847.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Lee County, So.
>;harles W. Ilowa'd,l IN CHANCERY.
vs. Bill for Divorce.
Marcia T.. HowAIh,l
IL having been made IN appeir by affidavit,
iuy hIrd IN the Office of the clerk Of said court,
that the said Marcia g.. Howard is q non resid.r,
0fthe STATE of lIinOiS.
Notice is therefore hereby given to tie said
Marcia q. tfovar d, that the aforementioned suit
IS ;peading in said court, aud that summons has
bt Ell issit d IN said case, teIunabls ON the first
dohday ih''hs month of May next, at ~ tenn o.,
the said court then 10 be 0l len at ire cnurthousr
in tina town "f Dixon. in the said county Of Lee /.
Now unless the said Marcia e.. toward shall b.
md appear hefnre the said coIrs, on ire FIRST dav
ni the aforesaid term the enf, M answer thu said
r"mpIain1n,s hill OF 1laini; the ,me will be
taken as coafs'.ed, and dscTee entered in accor
lance with the praye Of the same.
CHARLES Il. CHASE, Clerk.
Dixon. Feb. gu, lH47. of said Court.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
.MWs-shUf,s S0.e.

UxlrED STATES CIRcnT EXECUTION No. 1909.
BY virtue of writ Of plu. Fl IA. for M. ss5
to ine dirscte.', foln the United states Circuit
Cont for the District of illinois, favor OF FL
IIost Adner, of Davidson, aud against Henry G.
Hubbard and Gu dun ). Hubbard, have levied
upon Il following property lying IN the Cou..ty
of Wil-I0 wit:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
Kendall Circuit Court, TO ARra
Term A. D. l84E
State Of Illinois, 4
Kendall { ounty.S

Roswell D. Murray,
Sylvester Collins
PCBLN: Notice 10 hereby given 90 the said
defedaht tfiat n wrf: of atiach,rent iseuad odf If
the Office Of fie Clerk ofzshe circuit eouH al
Kendall county, 1T iire suit Of tho said ROswell
ID. Murray against the estate Of the said Sylves.
ter Cuins, for the sum Of two haEdred 4 fnrty ok
dollars dated August 4th, 1886, directed TO Ihs
Sheriff of KrndhA county. "Aica said writ hss
heen returned executed. Now unless you the said
sylvester Collins shall personally De and appear
before the cirru,t court Of said eountys on the
first day of the next tenn thereof, 70 be holden ~
the Court Hou-e in Oswegn in said county, on ne
socop1 Monday Of April next. sivs special bail
and plead to said plaintiffs action. Judgment will
he entered against you in favor Of said Raswsli
d. Murray, and the propert; 50 attached 80 IsasS.
said will be sold 70 satisfy The sans with eoSts.
A B. SMITM, CIssk
of the C:fcoii Court, Kendall co.
). w RANDALL, Pl'ff's AW'y. 1861
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

Vex not yourself when i'll spoken off,
Contsme les. not regarded. vanish bit
Tepiaed at, argue either u puny fool OF =
guilty conscience. Tie best answsr to a
slapdeF il, 10 answer nothing and 80 to
carr Il, ~ though the adversary were
.alEst 70 be dsspised thaa minded.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16
WILL CIRCUIT COURT.
In ChanCery.

J saph I.nfranrb Use, Thsrese
Watkins, Thomas Wstkin ,Je"r
B p,i-e L1hAnboise, Ambrose
Lairamholse,N Roberta kinzieJ
Affidavit Of the said complainant having been
duly fled in the above essit'ed cause showing shat
Ill the above n1med defendants sre non residents
Of the stat ,Of Illinois.
'Fhs said defendants are hereby notified Of che
tendency of chs above entitled cause. and that
summons has hem duly iesued returnable ." the
l.xt eYm Of said court 10 be h"ilen NJ J6 liet.
~ ire connLy uf VIII, AMI State Of illinois. on
the third Monday of May neat. And that unless
they appear and plead answer or deinus TO the
bill therein, the snme will be taken
as confessed 1nd dec,ee entered accordingly.
WM SMITH.
eek Circuit Court.
McDoueALL 4 PEcE, Solicitors.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-16

: OF The report that Cassius M. Clay had
killed Thomas F.. Marshall, has proved
atotbe hoax. -
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ADMINISTER >TC3R,s NorICE.

ADMINISTER NTI7R'S NOTICE.
All psranns having claims a:-ainss the Estate
N John Madden deceAsed. are notified and re-.
q1est-d t~ present she came for adiu'ati ~. at III"
,'erm Of aIe Probate Court of wiil county TO be
neIisn a, the offi.e Of the PT6bGis Justice, in
Joliet, Or the ID Mon!sy in April nrIt
JAMES ND, admir-.
Jo'i-t. Jan. 10. IS47.