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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-27
uAvFrocKs FOR THE ARMY.

Mrs. Judge DAILY assisted by several patriotic ladies' IS
preparing one thousand haveocks for the use Of the
sixty ninth regiment The havelock-a name derived
from tho hero Of the Indian nsurrecon--s snen CAP
fitting upon the military cap, and falling over ,ne head
and sboudera which shields the wearer from the sun
while on the line Of march, IN other active duty, az
eeeo,uay almost as IL had umbrella. II s IN Fast
ndan contryarce and found 10 be invaluable 70 the
ryopean troope in Ina and the Crimea In preserving
,hs,, from the diseases which 10 Southern climates
nil from too upguMded exposure 70 the beat Of the
mn The Seventh regiment 10 DO or has been similar
v supplied and u s TO be hoped that the example set
vii BE Immediately followed by the other regiments
from this city.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
wish TO call the attention Of the many ladies and So
cietes, who audaby engaged In the preparation
OF suitable outfits for noble volunteers, TO small
article Of the utmost importance az protection IRON
ip d. soci,he Havclock cap cover and cape o. thick
white linen protecting the hack OF the necs ~ well o.
the head Col Rowan, Of the British Army VINO nae
served in India and the C,ues, and who now THIS
city recommends them Invaluable, ana nas kindly
preferred his advice az 20 proper ehape, SO shall -
meet happy 10 furnlah any lady or socaety VINO may
wisb IN incluce this in their benevolent la50rs a
''''N''' 'a''' RI AlnDoy, oio Roadway.
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THE STATE MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
THE MILITARY ORGANIZATION.

ALBANY, May u.s. 1861
The organization o! companies and regiments rrl
der the Three Million bill is now complete. The Hta.i
Military Board yesterday organized the rcmaiar,
four regiments-numbered respectively Thrty.Hve
Thirty six, Thirty seven and Thirty eight-wbich
with the thirty.four regiments heretofore organ
lied and announced through these columns, Ill the tw
quotas. The first proclamation of the Governor wi
be remembered, called for seventeen regiments in
formity with the requisition Of the President; u
second for twenty one, making thirty eight in ali.
these nine regiments have already been organized int
two brigades and the two brgades into division unde
Major General Dix. The IemaniDg twenty nine sti.
to be formed into brigades and divisions.
Major Hubble late Inspector of the Fourth Brigade
First Division New York State Militia, commanded b.
General Yates has been elected Brigade Inspector Of b
First Brigade Of New York State Volunteers.
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ONE OF THE MEMBERS DROWNED
teleysphc despatch received In this city yeseS
day afternoon, stating that James Edward Jaoosus, I
membes Of Company E. Seventy first regiment, I'D bes
drowned at the Washington Navy Yard. The mouznfo
intelligence vas received by the young mans faah9
bis residence, No. 143 wsverley place. He was bu
eighteen years Of sse, aad, according 70 accounts, hne
Another despatch was received informing his fauih
that NE body had been recovered and that II w01 d
forwarded 70 New York BY todays four O'Clock train
ment win be held this evening to take action relative
the reception Of the body and funeral OF Mr. Jasobus
II viii be held at the Armory over Centre market
COMPANY F, NAVAL BRIGADE.
This company, TO consist Of one hundred men rank ni
fle is nearly full Ten active men, sailors Aadmen
five feet ten inches high, will be taken II offered b]
four O'Clock to-day. II more should offer they viii b
provided with place.
Colonel Bartlett has issued the following &E.
The Naval Brigade active service in the OhesaZeak
taken into the Brigade to day and TO morrow morning
Packages for the squadron may be delivered on board
Coatzacoalcos before two p. H. on Tuesday. AToljE
lists ut Franklin Square, $40 Pearl street.
THE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS
Colonel Jno. Mcleod Murphy, now stationed at For
Schuyler had visit yesterday from the Vice President
who accompanied by Colonel winslow Of the Main
volunteers general review Of the men was had, an
he inspection Of the most satisfactory character
The majority Of them are mechanics Of sound physic
Developments. They have evidently been selected vii
q good deal Of They daily exercised by Colon
Tompkins, of Tompkns Blues reputation, VINO beetow
upon them much care
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Bioom and beet ef ohers he regiment 70 anxious 70
proceed seat Of w and greeted the arosrs ior
ihsir departure with sreaf delight.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. FOx,s

will state 10 NV lends and the puLlicin general
IN ilsiice 60 myself that Of citizens by th
name uf Edward Savage sho processes what L.,
does has caused 70 be- published sucsi advertisements
Ahuut o. koN's Gin Book Stare ard Brass Icwrlry.
Do you think much Of .urh a who fry. 10 in
Jure one who never in way tried u njur- him
II Is nothing more than i-aiosy n business
Nov will state that for the past three years u
Miscellaneous Book trade. AMI such presume rs
been thu " it'll M Savage, has been
scaTseiy nothing "a sI-eak 81 Aud where las IL
trade gone. To NV Yogk and Philadelphia. 10 .-
tiit Book store q Evans, afd IT, protection myself
when va in New York msde aTrau e f.is nts vii
Publishers for Bsiks AZ very low rates ani made
ran sriits Nit one 20 the larg u publishing homes
III New YORK 10 get me catalogue. which las L. n
pnbh-hrl Now viii state my friends and cu-fn-
ln~rs 81 the Western Stat--. that have fine 4
Jcwrlry ~ huu,e has and the largest finest ~
prst selected stock % any house in the City.
IN lev DAYS shall receive YER fine addition TO
ny present. stok IN the way q silver Tea sets cod
watches silver Watches. and all kiui- Of The lest
: teten stock aud all parties huviu- Look from
viii give them = per cent ~ e nv Catniarur which
i better an friend Savage 10 Ter cent: n thew
b not wi-h 10 take their gift w GIN Isk busi,.ss
- c'uiuct'si ~ lifrt~ut plan from other isSes
~ the time the git - given vii show them ~.
blank book 10 Which, tie Gin l. written Ia Lack ink
and Numbered O. CORRESPOND With the nnuii--r on tie
gorls AMI -!cs ing the article. aud Il they arr 80
satisfied WITH their gifts viii take N IS PER cent
from what ;hry paid for the books. aui will rurau,es
ali % nay patrons tina they 90 i- we'll satisfied
Call At %. Foz's Hud iuy your Holiday Presents.
haN- fine stock 20. Children. Ladies and Gents Fur-
and aside from Books what j. there useful thai
furs in this ciiuat-f Call -ar'p before the sforr
g. n,k- ,our selections. AMI viii seli You all Kind.
which Keep lower than amy Other house
Joliet Dec. o. $500. nsstr
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nIeti
Mortgage Sale.

4 " hhREAS, default having been made in the pay
EiI M,ht OF certain prOmissory note, executed by
h i,[ uatons, and dated the 9th day Of March, A.
y IVY payable 10 Rufus r. Allen or order one wear
=, u4s Tor the sum of 500, with interest thereon
-" ~" Iale OF ten per ceut per anBum. Which said
al, secured by Mortgage Of the same date, and
AK A,totei by the said William Cations, and by him
a! L,AlGHledged and recorded i'll the Recorder
a. 5t VIII county, Illinois, in Book el. page 3O2 on
an day Of March, A. D. 1860, and whereas said note
,,r,, ugs ana wholly unpaid. Now, therefore, in pur
,giI VI que power Of sale contained in said Mortgage,
ID I n''Is Is hereby given, that Tuesday the
I" december, 1861, at one O'Clock in the after
J ny ~, a'y, at the north door Of the Court House
,.55 = VII county, IlliDus 1 shall sell at public
e..,I 70 TIE highest bidder for cash. the premises
gs4T, ~ 'id Mortgage to-wit. The "a North East
5 N',t. section Twelve ~ in Township Thirty 1--WE
BAL NJ VI Range Nine or East OF the third pTinci-
al k.r.tl' containing Eighty acres more or less,
al7..,I a,4 icing IA the County OF Will and State
dth ~, " ~, ail The right and equity of redemption
~' SAD William Cations
Ncg0pry-s RUFUS r. ALLEN, Mortgage.
H',,st Dec. 9Th, 1861. roe- av,
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Mortgage Sale.

/ Ya+,G.no' oe Is hereby given that by virtue of
lad L sssss with power of sale executed to BERN
luhr,sp $50 r. as 6rantee therein by Peter Nicholas
10 d. 'ha Helena Duhrsrn his wife bearing date he
0ritr, % A, D. 1885, and recorded in the
ls 10 boor ~ u hankakee County. and State Of ILL.,
Ei in ~, IL at Pages ~ 81, default having been
p sun, s Payment Of the note therein described for
isby ,s-,, thousand and Sixty Eight Dollars and
z saI lpor,u' the undersigned, will as assignee
ta'i S's'se and Attorney in fact for said Bern
!aauaTr sen nat at public yendue the Eight day
setcz P 80 Lso-, between the hours ofone four
se in Joii tnat day lat the North door Of the Court
ishs4-t ht county Of Win and state Aforesaid io.
'pgfy To yler ior cash, the following described
+ y Tw nt,,Lu Ih9 North East quarter Of Section
Saa Il f,n,e l-Sl in Township No Tn ty.twot;,21
'Tia. e,r fourteen, East of the THIRD PRINCIPAL
~ !es. ''''ius one hundred and sixty acres mere
p Or IN IN the appnrtanences thereunto belong
eea5ton 'Se appei tanning Safi sale to be without
l-'ea4ser or uted ordeeds will be executed 10 tbs
purchasers Immediately upon such sale.
Assugee and Alto, BUTTON A. HEWETT.
'Ler. 10th 1851. VI D'i nhard u sharpe
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Notice of ResIcnnfion.

STATE OF ILLINoIs,l To the January Term
CouxrY OF WILL. s. Of the County Court. Of
Will County A. D. 1862
TN fhe matter Of Patrick Farrelly, Guardian, 8
| IIavieT O'Tsol minor.
Take notice thSt the undersigned Guardian of Xavier
0TocI, will at the January Term Of said Court he
holden at the Court House, in u town Of Joirt in
said county on the third Monday OF January, 1862.
present said Court for acceptance his resignation Of
Guardian Of navier CTooI a minor according TO the
statute in scch made and provided
PATRICK FARRELLY Guardian.
Of Hayier O'fool.
Joliet, Tth, 1851. 264w
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THE INV Aid HON L
k. KNAPP, NJ. ID,
FORMERLY or y. Y HAS OPENED
1 n + II vi A X Y

IN CHICAGO. ILL.
on new system. which embraces the most approx
" cd methods Of treating Diseases in this or auv
other country. AT Female Diseases, Lang Diseases,
ia this Institution u tia trCafulcEt Of 0hich
Ia, id more eNparI'.-- greater success than the
Doctor. lii consultations. i1r years. have averaged
from i've o. six th.us tr1 y1ar. The following lis
erse- which are pronounced ft-sru5js 10y the Medical
Faculty generally. treated with iu this In
sttuti0n. All nervous aud neuralsic aii-ctlsas, dis
eases OF wccn all forms 1t scr'tui- dyspepsia CON-
stpaiion skin diseases, generous aud Tuh-rcnloas
Affections. including pulmonary consumption rheuuia-
tism, Paralysis, epilepsy Asthma salt rhruui- remit
tent and intermittent fNers the diseses ofcillren.tc
lie has bad an extensive practice and wonderful sue
cess ia the treatment Of CANCERS. which he cures
without the knife lie treats successfully. a new
method all the diseases Of the EYE and EAR.
Remeher. the d. tor hoes promise % cure all
stages Of diseases. while diseases cUgsRLE. Il
taken in all STAGES not Your case NAV he
curahle this week. not neNtto day, not tomorrow ;
hence. the danger ofielay.
The Building pleasantly located. spacious and will
accommoss 't- sevSra hundred patients. No will
be received where there are an, doubts Of n
physician, will make all fta NJ home that PUT them
selves under the care 81 HE institution.
TEENS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week -isrITi-
ably ddrGHc. No patient taken for less term than
month, can be satisfied A. 10 the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in les time.
Many patients. who not allie to confr - the lnhr
mary can successfully treated AZ RE which will
from ten to fifteen dollars per month.
An tcr- inclosinga letter stamp, addressed 10
II. kNAPP, 81, D. Box i223 Chicago ILL., will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free Office Toars from ". 90 p. ".
Office I7s Suth Clark CLARK anI Nelir"e
Sart. l., $50. nlsly
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Trustees Sale.

w HEREAs default has been made in the payment
w of a certain prOmissJry note, which was made
by one Myron ". Marshall and dated November 18th,
A. ID. 1860 and payable year after date thereof
his own order and by him endorsed, for the sum Of
six hundred aud two and 90-ln0 Dollars. with interest
at the rate OF ten per cent per which said
is secure IN payment by certain deed commonly
called Trust Deed, upon the Real Estate hereinafter
described bearing date with sail note and duly
executed acknowledged and delivered by the SAID
MyTon ~ Ma shall grantor therein to the undersigned
Charles ii. MacOmber Trustee. and duly recorded in
the Recorders Office OfWll County, State Of Illinois.
in Book 80 Of Records on page 2O2-and whereas ap-
piicatiUn has been made to me by Morris Einstein.
agent of Henry Kohn the second endorsee and legal
holder Of the said note, advertise and sell said Real
Estate in accordance with the IS td Trust Deed.
Now therefore public notice il hereby given that ON
Saturday the seventh day If December, A. d 1851
the hour OF ten OclOcs ia the forenoon Of that day.
the north door of the Court House Ia the ty of Joliet,
in said County ami state shall sell public vendue
to the highest bidder for cash the SAID Real Estate
premises IN said Trlst De and hereinafter described.
70 WI: The West half Of the North vest quarter Of
Section - Tow nhp thir yiV- (S5 north. and Of
range eleven III east Of the third principal meridian.
IN said Comfy and State aforesaid, Containing eighty
(So acres, more less with the appurtenanes thereto,
anu all the right and equity Of redemption of the said
Grantor m said Trust Deed lis heirs executors. adj
minsirasors assigns therein. and for the aud
purposes in said Trust Deed expressed the homestead
exemption rights of the said Grantur in and said
premises having been duly waived y the said Grantor
m said Trust Deed
CHARLES H. MseoMBER, Trustee.
Jof1et, November 18th. 1901. 2+2v
The above advertised sale is adjourned until the
seventeenth day of December o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, at tue same place above
specified.
CHAs. II MACOMBER, Trustee.
Joliet, Dec. 18th, ISoi 10 o'clock AN.
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Assi.nee,s Sale.


NOTICE is h reby given that ], the undersigned
~ will sell at Public Auction, Friday, January
3r 1852 the Court Hons, in Joliet. all the right.
title and interes which Thomas Haton and wife and
Thomas HattOn Junior aud wife conveyed to M by
their Deed Of Assignment bearing date June 81. 1861,
and recorded in the Office of the Recorder OF Will Co,
H. in Book 13, Capes from 15 to SO and in the Office
of the Recorder Of GTnndy Co. III in Book No s.
page Gil at seq and in the Office Of the Recorder of
Cook County in Book 2l6, page @Ol 81 of, in and to
the following described Real Estate, viz:
half OF Lot and lot Block 20; Lots 3 and Bl' k
81 East half Of South half of North half Block 25 all
in Bowens Addition to Joliet; South Is feet of lot s..
Block 10 est Jole Blocks 10 and 10 School Section
Addition to Joliet the Stone Ware House property
Lot ., Block Is West Joliet, and Lot Block School
Section Addition to Joliet; Lots }, = g. and s. Block
o. John Roher Is and StoTTs Addition TO Chi~ago
and 10 of Wood LAID in Sec s. T. IS, X. H. T.
Sd NJ, par ticaary described in Feed Rec ,rded in
the office of the Recorder of Will Co., H. in Book &C
page %.
Also 25 Shares OF one hundred dollar. each in the
Capital Stock Of the Joliet Gas Light Company.
TERMS CASH.
P.GooDSPEED, Assignee.
Joliet, Dec.3 1861. 2S-5w
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ale SURGEON in the 4th Regiment, B. G. L.
having located himself In Joliet, offers his services
y Ae public, DR.. ". has served in the British Army
a.! var ia the Crimea
~ surgical cases promptly attended.
ynce No IS Rluff STRAIT nIot,
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JoiietTth1st
Executors Sale,

NOTICE 5 hereby given that, at tho January Term
~ of the Will County Court be held in Joliet
the I'D AoTzv OF January next shall make applica-
ton to resign. and be discharged from duties of
nav Office ofexecutor the last Will aud Testament
Of Isaac Gockiey, deceased
LEVI HARTROUTH.
Joliet December 9th, 1851. s6lw
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SIraYG.0

IRON the sH'scriber during TIE cary part e the
4 sunImet. three colts aud '8e mule one dark hay
IorS. colt , years old. right hind foot white, branded
II X on left shoHldsr-TatheT dim che a the niTrs
bri-it bav hor-e cit oue year old, and the other
mare colt = bright hay year old both brand
above Tie mule was one year old last sprilg. the
hest one In the State, dark brown. light c0ioFe nos.
Also brown and ealf-the CIV 10 OF ii yesrs oil
rniddug SIR supposed IN be ia the region # Il Mite
Grove Whoever will return said stray$ or give inrnr-
nation where they may be found viii lie literally re-
warded.
H.K. STEVENS
Joliet Nov. 26, 1851. n2i
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lgnrtgage smIe.

w HERbAS, d@fn!t ifs- ef r.a.l- 20 tire payment
" ola certain plsuit-sr, ust. ,S-ag t-i baron
u BARNES and titfsn tH -tH faF IS Hgr. i-HF. z. T.
l-> PAYABLE to IS .,aIr D ts5l ~ .ref .,l 'se-u-i
II 500. and the 25rl. dag 81 october. .-i3 with
Is rnl'I.i The wuris lrI1v'ug w. - ct- -. LIS
E.ss,vod thr uri- uiGrty dollars. ", D. Cl1I %
u inch said note j. uTcj ay Sag 81 "a. =.sl
date and duly tNg,0,,I by the aid Aaron II BARNES
tnd Lydia i.aru,- ms wifi. aul w them ACKNOWLEDGED
and recorded IN the Recorders uf4c- OF VIII Comfy
Illinois, in Book NO 81 II RCcnr,ls. page $50 and
5JI the 29tl day of October, \ 1858. Now
therefore in pnrsuAnce Of the power Of sale contained
said public notice il hereby Eivsn that
Thursday the l2th day VI December, ID lSDl.
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. ut the north door
IT the Court House in Joliet, VIII County, Illinois
shall sell "a, public vendnr the highest bidder for
cash. the premises describrd in sand nI0Ttgag To- Wit
Lot number four ~ in Block number Il }. in smith
Lockport. CDuu;y AMI State aforesaid. and all tile right
and equity Of redemption o! said Aaron H. Barues aud
Lydia Barnes therein, aud for the purposes in said
mortgage mentioned
WILLIAM D. CLARK, Mortgages.
L. s, PtEKER. Atty for Mortgage.
LutkpoTt. NoV. .. 1851. NJ
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DIR. T.. HARDWOOD.
I. WILLENTZKI. NJ. D.

VI Ill hereafter give his undivided attention to
W Tie practice Of his profession.
s ~ cor Jefferson and Chicago streets. Residence
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i It, Persons cancerHed, will take notice that at
Il Nl- % lands and city bots, for city taxes aud
"snni unpaid thereon for the year !s59, made
pursuance ~ law, mud the Ordiiances uf the CITY Of
,'ii In the State of Illinois on the 18th day of
bf"i>Jl' AMI that the undersigned Is the legal
l..r 'i The purchase certificates Of the following
lN.l 'ots sold at sad sale. AID that the time Of
tA'I'h'n thereof fTum said sale, aud the amount
,7''i! 70 Teleem from said sale will be double the
~ 1nS SOLD Tor aud subsequent taxes if paid by me,
per cent interest and cost Of advertising tu wit:
e. '1n''er in Block ~, :. Section Add. Sl.56
% ~ l,ZT
, " IS 9S
IS rs
In, JOHN SCHEIDT.
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41tu advertisements.
cnnmIssioners Notice

-,rfcE I. hereby given to all persons interested
NJ ne Commissioners hrretof ore appointed hy
~ .,u Council Of the city ~ Joliet, TO recohi-
~ s.se.,n,ent for the repair Of the side Walk,
m'hl NoTtb side Of jefferson 81, between Michigan
81 s and Eastern Ayenue viii meet . at the office Of
ef "" =, no o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of enter
b'r In' their duries said Commissioners, at which
log ut,sre we will hear any objections, sugges.
il .. spm the owners of property fronting on said
mpro'' RICHARD DO0LITTLEO
CUAS. WERNER, Jr. Com
JOSEPH L. BRADEN
e., n. Ith. 1861.
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Imprisonment for Violation Of IljnnC-
(AES in Selling Sewing Machines.

NTR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested 10y the
" ( United StatrS Marshal. and lodged in Eltriigr
street jail. for Violating injunction 10y selling sew
iu-- machines TN nIutiuu OF HvITg" & lord. rrI uu
attachment granted ly judge Sua.iy. 30 thu
United States Court against tie defendant. for s-lin
SEWING n,acliine- violation Of injunction issued
against him, on the patents owned iy tie Wheeler
Nil-nn Manufacturing Company. and the Grover Ia
Eer Sewing Machine Company and known rs the sew
ng machine feed pat, Violating the order u Ccarts
II ratlrr a serious natter II renders the uellT
liable % punishment 10y fne and imprisuHmert--New
York Times. rs ~
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IAhhN up IN the IOWA Of Milton, Icy Rodolphus
dras rt'u. % the Jrh day 81 Now, sol, two
,'.'. ODE da boy or brown, the other bay supposed
.'- i"" YEAR. old each last spring. The brown ap-
f.''a a. 500 the bay apprised al So 10.
WAL TOM ER, Clerk
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III porous concerned Viii please tax -rtsoe that
~ az = sale 81 lands tovu AMI rltv lot NJ
city taxes aHd costs dine ana tuu-,f theron for
the year l,55- made iu u;iTsuai.c- g isz T.. si..
county Oi vii ami state rf Illinois. tue 18th d.v =
AptA ISt9. ana that tie undersigned J. tn legal
DIR uy assignment Il tie fsrcaoe cert6ca,es 81 r1a
following rceTibrd lufs -eid at sd sales aui ti-
te time Ct 'eitnI toB thereof fot sales will exri-5
- tNO year. fFoa tie date Of -ai sale and the H.
drmpti uviii be doale the amount -oi aud
equent e paid by viii: per cent interest
ami cs'-ts Of stiv-TtisiEg ~ wit:
sab. lot q Lot No /. Block - 10 George Shs-f'-
>uhly. IN iso~slI's Add. Joiist Aiulnt - c-ats
sub lot 81 LIT No. ia Block p ia ti,4lFs -hasks
sCbdiy IL Do@en Adj. - Joiiet Atii''i.t 50 cHt=
ROBEii1 WALSH
Joliet. Nov. 81, 1851. 2.y
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EsURNET House.

Corner Chicago aud Van Buren, Streets,
zone door West Of YOuBE's Hail1
JOLIET, ILLINOIS
JOHN STAFFORD. Proprietor,
Idle. lime : '6I late Of New E1g'and HntrI.
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Ms! NS!! GUNS!!
THOMAS l.. GOLCUER

No. 20 JLFTEEsoS ST., oPPo-I1E NEw YORK s.
II fEPS On hand f1r sale All kir5. If On.
n Sporting afaiatBs Powder. shot ana ca. . 3 81
b-7sr quaiiIs, Powder Fasss. Shot aud es.ue a.. b
81. ksads
Also sli kinds q repairing done on III. most r. -
able teruis, aud at the =ha-te-; possible notice
THOMAS = .3pLCHE
"''i't' nov . 'h''
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No. Il JEFFERSON STEFET,
PETER CLAUS, Proprietor
EGGS leave inform the public, that he has leased
,he above Saloon. which /. open for the Tac-p-
tinu OF visitors His Bar viii be always supplied with
the choices liquors, also Cigars Of the hest brands.
Cold HHch At a.! hours oysters. SIrdiu~s and other
kinds Of "eireshnIeuts served up short notice.
G. cd StthliH- fOT the accommodation % horses
Joliet Oc:. Let, 1851. ul5-ym
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

IF you want nice fitting Coat, go to
1 WILLIAMS.
TT0R general supply Of Groceries, Elour Feed &C.
II can a o. s. skIENER's
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17
StFayed

FROM the subscriber in Joliet, in JAY
TIA last, small sized light bay stEd colt two
AfN Wears old last spring. will made md active
AA- and name and tail black. Whoever viii
return said colt me, give information by letter
or otheTw Sc where may be found, win be Literally
rewarded.
aoliet Nov. II, 1861. MS