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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-25
Will Circuit Court, of the October
Term, l648.
MAOT,N IT

% LanuIOrd'S warrant.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
The above named Plaintiff having fled in
this Court Landlords warrant, aud Inventory
Of the property dstrained by virtue thereof, and
sued out of said Court writ OF commons, direct
ed to the sheriff of Will county, commanding him
to summon the said Samuel Taylor to appear at
a certain term of this Court now past; and hav-
ing also fled proof of the non residence of the
said Samuel Tny lor,
Now. therefore, Notice is hereby given to the
said Samuel Taylor defendant as aforesaid, that
he is hereby required to appear before the said
Court on the first day of the next term thereof TO
be holden at the court house In Joliet, in the aid
county, ON the second Monday of October next,
and shcw cause why judgment shall not be zen
dered against him, in favor of the above named
Martin IL. Dcnmond, in the above entitled cause
according to the claim OF the said Demmond, as
expressed in the aforesaid Landlords warrant
WIN. SMITH, Clerk.
OsGooD & LITTLE, Plaintiff IS Att'ys.
Joliet, July %, 1S45. 7:6y
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WILL COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr-
In CHANcERY OF THE OCToBER
TENN A. ID. l848.
Bill for Divorce.


JONATHAN HooF Defendent
The complainant in the above entitled cause,
having fled her bin of complaint for Divorce,
against the defendant therein named, with proof
of the non residence OF said defendant, and hav-
ing alsl sued out of the said court a writ of sum-
mons to said defendant, commanding him to APP
pear and answer said Bill of Complaint, al the
next term of the said court.
Now, therefore, NOTICE is hereby given 10 the
said defendant, that unless he shall personally
appear before the Circuit Court Of said Viii coun-
~, in the State Of Illinois, the first day of the
next term thereof, be holden at the court house
in joliet in SAID county, on the second Monday
of October next, and ihen and there answer lhs
bill OF said complainant, the matters and things
therein charged, will be taken as confessed, aud
decree therein made, according to the ailega.
tiOns and prayer of said bill.
WIN. SMITH, Clslk.
BoARDMAN, Complainants Solicitor.
joliet, July 20, IS4S. 7:6w
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EXCELLENT oINTA1ENq,

Mr., SLoAN-Dear Sir: For considerable
length of time l was seriously afflicted with the
Kheumatic Complaint, and applied freely and
various Linirnents, Pain-killers, &c. without OBJ
tanning any relief. After which your agent at
IN Place influenced me to try your Ointmcnt,a
within two weeks from the time common ed
using il, the pain ceased, and 1 was efectualIy
cured! and shall recommend all who are SINH
larlg afflicted with the distressing complaint 10
procure your excellent Ointment without delay.
Very respectfully yours,
OSCAR F. MOTT.
PrinceviIle, Peoria Co., H., May 1, 1913.
In the town of Palermo, in the state of New
York, resides gentlemen By the name of Gard
nsr, well known and highly Eespected minister.
Elder Solomon Gardeners da6gllter, in the month
81 October lS45, was taken with dropsy and went
'h'ougn the successive stages of that disease and
was at last given up By the fret medical men of
the vicinity, al this stage. writes Mr. Gardener.
I'VE heard OF your Lithontriptic-sen in great
naste Tor large botte-she took it in 9 days,
was DETER, sent for four more, and at this date,
way iOths 1916, my daughter is now Mt work and
Tree from that dreadful disease-to all human
appearance, as well as ever.
SOLOMON GARDNER.
The aboFe is correct regarding my case. am
happy to add l am well.
MARY ANN GARDNER.
Reader look al our columns, see Great Amer.
can Remedy.-Dr. G. c. Vaughn's Litnontrip-
hc-call upop the Agent and get pamphlet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-25

BERMUDA.-Of this island that has
recently attracted public attention by rea.
son Of the connection of John Mitchell,
Ihe. condemned Irisbman with it, the St.
John Morning Neus gives the following
account:
About 1000 soldiers are garrisoned at
three or four points on the island. There
are usually about 1000 conviets, incar-
certed in four hulks-three at the ''Dock
Yard, and the other, the "Thames," on
board which Mitchell has been placed, at
"St. Georges" These men, about one.
Half transported from five to seven years
Tor the crime of poaching, are subject to
the most leborious empioyments, their
usual occupation being building forts,
drawing loads of stone like cart horses,
under an intensely burning sun, with no
vestige oftree or shrub for protection;
other gangs are employed at work for
many hours in the water, cleaning out
channels in diving bells, which soon put
q period to their miserable existence.
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insurgents, having rendered their position
almost impregnable, resisted more or less
effectually, all the force which could be
brought against them. The red flag
the banner of the "Republique Demo.
cTatique ct Sociale," was hoisted.
On Sunday morning at the meeting of
the National Assembly the President
announced that the Government force
had completely succeeded in supprc ssing
the insurrection on the left bank of the
river, efier frightful sacrifice OF human
life: and that Gen. Cavaignao had given
the insurgents on the right bank 10 o.
clock to surrender, when, if they did not
lay down their arms, he would storm their
entrenchments in the Faubourg st. An
tone, where they were now driven, and
put the whole to the sword.
Il was thought, on Monday morning
early, that they would surrender, but
again the hope thus held out of the ter.
animation ofthe instruction. was not i'm.
lnediately realized. AT half past ten o.
clock the fighting was resumed, and it
was only after frightfnl struggle ofabout
two more hours, that the government
troops every where prevailed, and the
pact OF the insurrectlon being broken,
the insurgents were either shot, taken
prisoners, or fled into the country in the
direction of the Vincennes.
On Tuesday the Instruction was de
,finitely quelled. The loss of life has
been terrifc-no fewer than fourteen
general officers had been put hors du com
'b0f-a greater loss than in the most
splendid engagements of Napoleon
Among those who fell are Gems. Megrier.
Deart, and Brea, Gems. Charcolnel and
sRenauli, and others severely wounded.--
Four or five members of the National
Assembly are amongst the killed, and as
many more wounded, but the most
touching death is that Of the Archbish.
-op of Paris. The venerable prelate on
Sunday volunteered to go to the irsur.
gents as messenger of peace. Gen.
Cavaignac said that such a step was full
of danger, but this Christian pastor per
sisted. He advanced, attended by his
two Wears towards the barbados with an
olive branch borne before him, when he
was ruthle ssly shot in the groin and fell
nc pa
'tieut was ordered by the insurgents to the
nearest hospital in st. Antoine, where he
received the last sacramento, languished
and has since died.
The editor Of the Pere Duceshne, Nj.
Laroche, was shot in the head at the bar.
'Ticade Rochechoart, where in the dress
of an Ouorier he was fighting at the head
of party Of insurgents.
1t will probably be never correctly as.
-certained to what extent the sacrifice Of
human life in this frightfnl struggle has
reached. Some compute The loss on the
side of the troops at from 5000 to 10000
slain, but we hope this is exaggerated
The number ofprisoners captored of the
insurgents exceeds 5000, all the prisons
are filled, as we'll as the dungeons and
vaults of the TuilIeries, the Louvre
PalaiS Royal, the Chamber of Deputies,
and the Hotel de Vile. A military com
mission has already been appointed tc
try such as were found with arms in their
hands, and they will probably be trans.
ported to the Marquesas Island, or some
transatlantic Frcnch colony.
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NOTICE,

4 S hereby given, that my wife CHARLOTTE
Il has left my bed and board without any just
cause or reason. l do, hereby, forbid any person
flom harboring or trusting heI poy account.
= ASA GARFIELD.
Concord Precinct, IroGuois CO.. JIy 8, 1913.
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IIATTES0M & PRESTON. :
Commission and
+ FORWARDING MERCHANTS

81. Louis, Missouri.
JOEL A. MATTEseN ,ouSp DID rsro,
RtFER'ENcEs. 0N'
Capt. Calm ase, 81. Lo'as;
Smith q Fownsend. Ne,O Orlean,.
PA Walker, E.q, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wacle, Esq, Matches;
Messrs Williams Lawrence, Quincy
N Morris, Esq., do
l. P Sanger, E,q, Galena;
Messrs WadswoTth, Dyer & Chaplin, Chicago;
= Ogden g Jones, do
Wiliam Gooding, ESQ.,, Lockport;
Gen. Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Matteson g. Bradner, Joliet:
j" Walker 8 Hlekling, Ottawa;
" Cushman & Gridley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq. Lasatte;
D l. Hough, do
James Dunlap, Esq :, Jacksonville:
Messrs. Co,tenius Griswold. Peorias
6 Phelps & Bourland, do
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Mossrs. Bradner & Co, New York5
David Leavitt, ESQ.,, do
Messrs Suydam, Sage &c. do
6 Corning, Borner & Co., .4L6any;
Al Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs. Kimberly, Pease &; Co., Bufalo;
s. Joy & Webster. do
&c Reed, Parks & Co.., Beaver;
" Bobb 81 Bishop, Cleveland;
o. Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
" Williams & Dilworth, Pittsbng;
IS Knapp & Totten, do
{" E.& F. Faber, do
D Harmon, Esq, Pers;
Messrs. Hoffman 4 Coats. do
I d Brewster, Esq, do
A H Ridgely, Esq, Springfield
Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, ESQ, Lacons
Messrs Dudley & Wardlow, Hennepin;
Chas c Wilcox, Esq, Pekm:
Cash Advances made on Consign.
mentS,
Referring toour Gard above we take this occa,
sim 10 solicit COnsignments of Merchandise, eli.
Their for sale here or forwarding to other points.
We shall confine ourselves to a Commission and
Forwarding Business and feel confident in ASST.
ring you that our experience iii business, and &C.
quaintance generally III the country, will enable
US to glva any business with which we may be
'avored, the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to have groceries of any
kind, or any other article purchased in ST. Loui:
or New Orleans add shipped to them, can have il
done by sending their orders to US, for two and
hal per cent. on the money invested. Persons
doing retail business any where west of Detroit
or III any other direction, can depend upon having
their orders filed at low rates, if they SEM q
| us, aud perhaps lower than they could by COMING
themselves. Every attention shall be given in
having goods put up in good order and shipped al
low rates. ,however small the amount may be that
is sent TO to be invested. 1t shall be done
promptly and to order.
MATrESON & PRESTON
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By the President of the United States.

| pursuance of law, l, JAMES X. POLK,
| Il PRESIDENT Of THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
rcA, do hereby declare and make known, that
public sales will be held at the aforementioned
+, Land Offices, in the State of Wisconsin,, at the
| periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
At the Land Office at the "FALLS OF ST.
CROIX RIVER" commencing OH MONDAY,
the fourteenth day Of August next, for the dispo-
sal of the public lands within the undennen-
toned tow ships and fractional townships, to
| wit:
North of the base line, and west of the
fourth principal meridian.
Townships twenty-five and twenty six OF range
ONE
Townships twenty-five, twenty -six, and TWEEN
ty-seven, of range tvs.
Townships twenty-eight and tweDty-nine, OF
| range SEVENTIES,
Townships twenty-eight, tNenty-nine, thirty
and thirty two, OF range EIGHTEEN.
Townships thirty, and fractional townships
thirty.one and thirty-two, of range NINETEEN.
fractional townships twenty-nine and thirty,
and townships thirty one and thirty-lwo, of range
TWENTY
At the SAME PLACE, commencing on
MONDAY. the twenty-eighth day of August
next, for the disposal of the public lands within
the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, to wit:
North Of the base line. and ,cest of the
fourth principal meridian.
Fractional townships twenty six and tWeI ty-
seven, and townships twenty-eight, twenty-nine,
thirty, thirtyone, and thirty two, of range TWEEN
TY-oNE
fractional townships twenty six, tive nty-seven
| and twenty-eight, and townships tweDty-nine,
thirty, thirty aud thirty two, of range TWEEN
TY-Two.
Fractional townships twentY-eight and twenty
nine, and townships thirty and thirty-one, Of
range TwESTY-THREE. -.-.
Fractional townships twenly-nine. thirty, and
thirty-Cne, of range TwENTY-FouR.
At the Land Office at GREEN BAY, COM
mencing on MONDAY, the twenty-filst day of
August next, for the disposal of The public lands
situated within the undetmentioned t6wAships
and fractional townships, viz:
North Of the base line, and east of the
fourth principal meridian.
Townships thirty-fve, thirty-six, and thirty
seven, and fractional township thirty-eght of
range TWENTY.
Fractional townships thifty-fve, ihirty-six,
lhirty-seven and thir,y-eight, of range TWENTY
ONE.
Fractional townships thirty-ive, thir.y-six.
thittyssoven an 1 thirty-eight, CT range TWENTY
two.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of
schools, military. or other purposes, will DC ex-
clu1eu from the sales.
The offering of the above mentioned lands win
be commenced on the days appointed, and pio-
coed in the order in which they are advertised,
with all convenient dispatch, until the whole
shall have been ofercd and the sales thus closed
But no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands
will be admitted until after the expiration of the
| two weeks. -.es.
Given under my hand at the City of Wash
ington, this eighth day of May, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight.
By the President:
JAMES X POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOU'VE,
! Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
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Will County Circuit Court. In Chan
Cery-ot the October Term, 1918.

Ann Eliza Elwood\
The complainant IN the above cause having
filed in this Office his B II OF complaint for Di-
vorce in the above entitled cause, on the Cham
Gerry side of said Court, with proof of the non
residence of the defendant in said cause; and
having also procured TO be issued to he sheriff ui
slid county e Will writ of Summons comman-
ding him 10 summon said defendant appear
aud answer the Bill of complaint Of said COM
plainani at the above term of this Court;
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given to the
said defendant that unless she shall personally
be and appeaf before the said Circuit Court oil
WIN county aforesaid the first day Of the
term thereof, 10 be hidden at the court house in
Joliet. n>said county, on the second Monday OF
October next, and th5n and there answer the bill
of said complainant, or the matters and things
cha ged therein will be taken as confessed, and a
decree had according to the prayer ofsaid bill.
WIN. SMITH, Clerk.
OsGooD & LITTLE, Complainant's Solicitors.
Joliet. July 81. IS48. .6w
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Great Sale Of Lands, Town Lots,
Water Power, &C.,
On the Illinois and Michigan Canal.

NJ Office is hereby given that, under the
/ Y authority granted in the 18th section of
the law OF the State of Illinois of February
81, lS43, the Board Of Trustees of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal will offer for sale, at pull
lie auction, on the Ist day ofSeDtember next, II
the Canal Lands. Town Lots, Water Power,
and Buildings which included in the dead of
trust executed by the Governor of the State of
Illinois on tbs 26th June, 1915, in pursuance of
laws of The said State of February 81, lS43, and
March l, 1915, enacted for 'the completion of
the Illinois aud Michigan Canal, and for the
payment of the Canal debt:''
Thatis to say, about 230, 900 acres of land all
lying upon within distance OF FIVE miles on
either eide of said Canal, and extending the
entire length of same, 100 miles, viz. from Chi
cage, Oh Lake Michigan, 10 the town Of La
Sale, on the Illinois river; also, town lots in
the city OF Chicago, Lockport, Joliet, Du Page,
kankakee, Morris, Ottawa. and La Salle> in
Guiding water power at several points on the
Canal-Lockport, Joliet, Kakakee, &c.
The sale will commence at Chicago OH the LIST
day of SEPTEMBER next, and will be continued at
that place, and SUCCESSFULLY al other towns on the
Canal from day to day, until all the said lands &c.
shall have been offered for sale, directed by law
The terms of sale are; One-fodrth cash, the
residue of the purchase money in three annual
instruments. bearing interest at per cent. per
aununi, payable annually in advance.
4 nese lanuS constitute upwards OF tour-h lfhs
OF she grant made in 1927 by lie United States
to the State of Illinois, to aid said State firth
construction Of canal to unite tho waters of
Lake Michigan with those OF the Illinois river
and the same>which were Conveyed By the
State to the Board of Trustees of the illinois and
Michigan Canal, for the purpose stated in the
deed of trust, executei in due form by the Gov
ernof of the State, and recorded in the Clerks
Office of the counties of Will and of Cook
A list of the lands, lots, &c. to be sold will
be published for distribution before the day of
sale. Meantime any information which may
be required by persons wishing to purchase can
be had b. applying at The Canal Office in Chi
cage.
WILLIAM n, SWIFT
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BY cutting this out and filling up the
blanks. it will answer for any County in
this Senatorial District.
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Wagons for sale.

NNE new two horse wagon, and one second
= hand wagon for sstc, at
Nov. 90, 1911. GEO. UooDRUFF>s.
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m.AIRiRf7A1D.

In this precinct on the Goth inst, by R.
Doolittle, Esq, Mr.. DANIEb BAILEY to
Mrs. SUsANNAH Brown, all ofthis county.
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Notice to Presumption claimants.

3 Every person entitled 10 the right of pre-emp.
ton to any of the lands within the townships
and fractional townships above enumerated, is
required to establish the same 10 the satisfaction
of the Register and Receiver Of the proper land
Office. and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement of the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfsitea
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG. -
Commissioner Of the General Lotd ONE
June 2, 1850 slow. 10
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-25

There is nothing in the form of medical COM
pound which has had SO INTENSIVE and RArIB
a sale, which has given such UNIVERSAL salts
FACTION which has accomplished so many EXTRA
ORDINARY CURES of almost every variety and
stage of disease IAN which maintains its repuia
ton so perfectly tnlGrniShed in every trial,
McALIsTEa,s ALL-HEALING OINTMENT. Its suc-s
cess in curing the worst diseases, in their most
dangerous and hopeless stages, has surpassed the
most sanguine expectations OF is Proprietor and
It's friends.
Sold wholesale and retailby w. B. SLOAN {
General Agent, American Temperance Building;
hicaso; aud for sale by e ii Woodruff, Hest
Joliet, IL Brown, East do, and Merr.l &
Jenkins, Lockport.
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BlacASgnlidhimg

TOHN TAYLOR, would respectfully inform
- the Citizens of Joliet and vicinity, that lie
has taken the Stone Blacksmith shop, one door
north of the Washington Holel, where he can at
all times be found, ready and willing, To do any
thing in the line of HORSE SHOEING or
SMITHING with neatne5s and despatch and on
reasonable terms, ....- t-..t-s
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PERFUME &C

Cologne water, Tears oil, rose oil, rose water
lavender water, ext. amelia, balm of columbia,
bay rum, antique oil. tonqua beans, smelling salts
toilet powder, otto roses shaving cream, teeth
brushes, india and indelhle ink, tamarinds, pre-.
pared cocoa, and variety of shaving and toilet
soap.
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j. HI. WV.
DRUGGIST & APOTHE(,ARV.
Chicago Street. Enst .JoJiet M

Chicago Street, East Joliet, IN.
"OULD inform his old customers and The
w public generally, that he is now receiving
the largest assortment of Drugs Medicines, Paints.
Oils, Varnish, Brushes, Patent medicines. horse
and cattle medicine, Perfunery, Dye-stuffs. &C..
ever before brought 10 this market, which ne will
cell on the most reasonable terms n nong which
may be found the following
Paints. Dye Stuffs, SC,
Black lead, chrome green, chrome yellow, Paris
green, flake white, drop lake, carmine, refined and
common lamp black, litharge, gold, silver and
copper leaf, bronze, smalts, pumice stone, sand
paper, fresh putty, prussian blue, red lead, rose
pink, crocus martis, vandke brown, spanish brown,
venetian red, English; terra de sienna. UNDER,
Terdegris, ultra marine rosin, yellow ocher, an
natto or otter, ext. logwood, madden, indigo, red
sanders, wedgwood morters, spatslas, Evans lau-
Gets, caiheters, Guuldings russes gum elastic rings
Patent Medicines,
Hoopers, Moffats, Brandreths, Phinneys, Smiths
sugar coated, Persian, Elmores, Lees, Hihbards,
Braggs, Poor MANS, and Oriental Pills, balsam of
wild cherry, 2henix hitters, Beckman's syrup,
India, cholagogue Indian tonic, Fosgate's ano-
dyne cordial, FhompsoDs eye water, Farrels ara
bian linament, nerve and bone HDament, Town
sends celebrated sarsaparilla syrup. Sherman's
Grafenburg's and Fahnestock's medicines.
PERU M ERX. &C,
Cologne water, Tears oil rose Oil, rose wa ter.
lavender water, ext. amelia, balm of columbia,
bay rum. antique OIL tonqua beans, smelling salts
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AT
WOODRUFE'S.

THE Subscriber is now opening in Chicago
Street directly under the Signal Office, one
of the best assortnents of SPRING & UMMER
GOODS ever recei ed in this Village, among
which may be found Cashmeres, Mousselain De-
LANES, Alpacas and every variety of Dress
Goods for the Ladies, and large stock OF
Broadcloth, Cassimefes, Satt.netts, Muslins and
Prints of all styles from sixpeRce to eighteen cents
per yard together with very la,ge stock Of
Groceries: Crockery, Hardware, Boots & Shoes,
and Liquors of all kinds--all of which will be
sold as cheap, if not cheaper, than at any other
establishment in the west. In exchaDgefor which
he wants - 49,. -. - l.
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e. 4. HILL. N. !

E. A. HILL. NJ. d.
Office, East Joliet, in the second story of R
Z. Duncan's new building where he may b,
found at all times except when absent on business
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N0DyTM@
a N instalnsnto OF five per cent every sixty days,
A is called upon each share of stock payab'e on,
the llth of July, llth September, and IIth No
yember, ensuing. j. L. WILSON. Secsy.
Wilmington, May 18th, l648. 50:8w
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a a DsuIJVIO 4 IIeA Ou'O ISsdLE. =
M Office is hereby given that there will be
L sold at Public Vcndue. on the 9th day of
August next, 1919, commencing at 10 O'Clock
q. M, at The Court House IN Morris, Grundy
county Illinois, all the right, title and interest Of
which John DelIion, deceased, late of the said
county of Grundy died seized, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, or SO much of the
same as viii be deemed sufficient to paw the
lust debts of said deceased, to- wit; Lot No lin
Bloch No. in Chapen's Addition to the town
Of Morris, in said county offsrundy aforesaid
erms made known on the day of sale I, q q 81
HUGHE McTEUGE, Admir- de 6onis
non ofthe Estate IF John DelIion, deceased,
Morris, June i9, 1913. CIV
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RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner oftae General Land C,6Iee.