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me sevan,s Polnt RattI,

rrr The SeWalPs tolnL BaIttes l-.H
The Warren Chronicle intimstes that the
LEADER manufactured the startling report Of
the battle Of Sewalls Point, which was pub
lishsd in eur Sunday morning edition, but
cOntradicted By that nights dispatches. Such
charge Of dishonesty is a singular exception
to ordinary newspaper courtesy, and comes
with poor grace from a newspaper man, who
could not but knOW-Whst noniaformed
outsiders might not understand-that we
take what is sent Us by the Associated Press
dispatches, as truth until it is known to be
false. The other matte Of which the Chron-
icle speaks should have been corrected but
for the fact that the contradiction came just
before going to pres Monday merning, when
the paper was necessarily made up hastily.
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success Of Miles Greenwood in Riainr Old
uFu~lrafa-
From the Cincinnati Commercially

We are pleased to learn that Miles Green
wood is now prepared 10 rife one hundred
muskets per day. The machinery prepared
for this purpose is the latest Improvements
and works admirably. rHigIfs
So g of the old muskets manufactured in
1888, and altered to use percussion locks,
were altered and tested yesterday. The
muskeis were rifed in the Enfield style
They were tested by 1Ir. Greenwood and
Colonel Granger, Of General McOlellan's
staR.
Using The conical ball they were found
effective at eleven hundred yards. At seven
hundred and 6ffy yards the firing was re-
merkabIy accurate, and the balls penetrated
several inches into dry oak tree.
We learn that Mr.. Greenwood has a con-
tract TO rife thirty thousand muskets, now in
Dossession of the State Of Ohio. In few
davs be viii be able to rihe eight hundred
per dsT. The riaed muskets viii be almost
as good as the famous Enfield rifles.
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FOR SALE or ETcH4nap

s Wilson Avenue, House and 3 acres, with Fruit,
&C. EXCHANGE for 4 karul- ntt tsla.
lColamer, 6< acres, With orchard also house and
one acre, near Uela1asr, on Plank Road. ExchangG
for land near st. Paul, MINI. s- rsafa.l
A Valuable Water Power, on the Ohio Canals 9
miles from City. A1ehange tor City propsEty.
EARN Of i55 acres IN Millough By, good House,
Barn, Orchard, &C. Win sell the Whols % l08 acres
and take house and lot in eal ie city % part pay.
Five HouEe8 and lot, vest of Erie street-a good
tenant propertytO exchange for land Eear the Gig
and pay differences In cash. q lFii7s a.-rr rsr
ScOvilf Avenuo-lanye tWo-stofy house and large
lot, barn, &C. Exchangs for land in part balance
A bSndsoIns Country Hesiisncs, IN ssulusky, one
and half nj es Iroid sbe Railrodd depot. A large,
handsome ana well finished stone house, barn and
IS acres OF land with great EaEetE OF Oice fruit
70 exchange tor imlroE9i prqreriysu thf& citIl
Yarn OF l2l Acres, on Pank koad, u inilcs from
City large tgp-story Brick HOuae, good Barns. and
Orchard; soil sandy loan and muck-e superior
farm Win take pay one hall in house and isgy acres
near the city; balance on time.
Kiusmas Street, two-story House and Lot, 70
axchanre Or l1rm and q f8 1cres near the Oily
Greenwood Street, tHO-stsFy House and Lot To
exchange for tlrn1l 80 tlt al-.fsE UaaIl
Brick Tavern stand and I05{ acres, on one Of the
principal Plaak RoasB u miles from the City; large
and s0nFenient house and ezcoilunk land. 10 ex-
change in Part for house and lot, or lev aeres meas
= one hundred and sixty Gere5 Land-ln Lebanon
county Michigan. q per scro,
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Confectionery.

John SGHRINK
Having removed to his new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAH's BLOCK,
OPPOS ITE TIE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SQUARE,
Is prepared to receive the calls Of his friends and
the public at large.
EFsrything IN the line Of Oonioctionery Is kept at
MHOLESALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
q we'll as the choicest eatablos served up at mo.
nent's notice. asa Ed. --.r- -7.fss e-F
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
OF the accommodation Of persons having business
KENSETT ALE ON DBAUGHT.
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Suction SaIes.


SALE OF GAS STOCK.-EOTIos
~ Is heraby airon that there VII ho sld at puHlc
gaie at te dq1l u Che Court eqse. "a The city Of
Of June, 1881, between TIE hours OF and O'clock
Y. M, 20 shares OF stock in the Adrian Gas Light
Company, o Fitty Dollars each share, fully paid IN
teta stac1 pledge1 l5llaiefa aecufily l0r tie
payment Of $50, with interest thereon from April
18th, ls60 AM will be sold 10 pay said debt and ox-
penseg Of sale. l.. PRENTISS,
maya ,ls6l;2S7 Attorney.
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Kft Csrsen b he Field.

Two regiments have been accepted by the
Government from New Mexico The cele-
brsted hunter and ranger, Kit Carson, is Col
Onel Of one Of them. That is the kind Of
men We want.
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MeaitaI.
DIR. SWEETS

DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The greatnatural Bono Setter. aa5at1
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Il known all over the United States. eae
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
Is the sufhsr Of 'Dr. Sweets InfAllibis Liniment
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
Cures Rhsumatism and never fails.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ourss Burns and sealdS immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
L the best remedy for spraius and Bruises. =.
DR.. Sweets s Infallible Linimen
Ourss Headache immediately and never tAils,
DIR. Sweets s 1nfallible Liniment
AOrds immediate rslieffor Piles. and seldom iAils.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Toothashe in one minute. y
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts, Wounds Immediately, leaving no scar
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
h the best remedy for Sores IN the known world
DR., Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has bosn used By more than million people and
all praise T.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
2 truly .,tEiond in need" and every Amily shoe
DE. Sweet s InfaIlible Linimenf
b for sale By al DraEgists. PEies . cents. {
RICHARDSON B 90,
ssst2z:d,ER2s sols ProgEietoEs, Norwich, Q;
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II ROUsE & JENNINGS, 'sss ssa5
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
AZ No. al Superior 81, fup stdirs, 81
ssv MAk8EH BLOoKs ~, -,


TWentT Acres one nile from oity lins-gOOds sandy
lo sS 81 r Am IN iiio5sbby-z,i sess5
with House, Barn, Orchard, &C. t35 pet sore.
Fifiy-six Acres nziles nom gilg- IS per aero-
Prospect street, Brick BuildinS for Store and
Dwelling, with lot 8lst0. asl 11iif
Hamilton Street, House and Lot. f7s0 '.isls
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nlllN an nRNAnENTAL PRINTINo.

GR- plain ard ornamental printing Of every ge-
acripton done al the Printing ksiaeliahnent ol tee
LeinER tlfnce on the latest improved and nQt flle
Suaam Presses In the beat style, on short notce eno
a reasonable rates. PARTICULAR ettga,lea Psie e
bisnk work Every description OF hinoinf Done
s@reciniiy Blank n6oka, IeeEprs. Journals, SALES
Esofs, R.caiving Roois. &c. &c.
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a DsmoaslratIoa i lbo s0alawest:


Look ont for demonstration southwest
ward soon. While the southwestern rebels
ARE marching towards the Atlantic coast 70
aid their much needed brother rebels, there
Is gathering in the great free West an ava
ianehe that viii sweep everything before It
and nothing win stay but the waters Of the
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FRUIT II MAsslcHUsar1ls.-A private letter
from Boston says that nearly an the fruit in
Massachusetts, had been killed By The Iaue
froafe 81 futls1hf.f
nlinaB Bia:l3-f Is VaA .s..l.-T-
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HsuBe, Barn and acres Land, on Euclid Plank
Road, y mile IRON termination OF street R. h SIo
Lake street-fr1lle House pc.
81 d. e '''-''--'-''.--''--.. - -
PittsburF St-Brick House, IN go6d ordsr %.
Hamilton St.s near Wgod-Briclr Howe. rs.
.-l-at. HOUSE g. INNINGS.
may6 Real Estate and Ins. Agents-
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MANHATTAN HOTEI,-sNOS.
III 3, 5. a1d lLHTT.5 stIsss q dosE 80 7Ee-as
EaT, rpoEl = the PAX, New lcTI HnCrl > ing,
lrepriescu. j. nu7Ei11, late 10 Pearl errget
ao1le, Bo8,cn. =. 9. EHng, lat8 o. holaeys aoeal
New Kozk. e1cikl
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MILITARYo SHIRTINGSEIN
lll nav Htyles-colorl warranted not to RUN.
mAyZl n. D. KENDALL 30.
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STORR'S, ,AUTONATON -PRESSMAN.r 7gv
g Corner of Union and Superior strsets
~ LOoK OUT FOR TIKI -GLAETz-~
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ssst27.dsER2s sols PrOprietoEs, Norwich, o.
fOE ale b Strong = ArmBtrOng Sole Agents for
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Rll-Policiss Issued and Fsnagai ana a e1sfasss
9onnsctod With tho CQrlFe1T rru-lrtg etlsnad g 90
b TIE l1o1crLnor, ne only authrtzee Aesr1. a-l
Bsvss.Rn ROsa No. PsFkin'S Buidi1g III
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DAASfS s-le --1st4 " Psl-lc sAAA lAa-S-A- W.
flags have waved from the camp Of those
troops detailed specially 20 gIisrd The Capitol
grounds and especially those double-dyed
traitors who daily WalloW ia treason and glut
themselves upon the public treasury, which
now reals under tne desperate fhFoes Of a
reckless administration, who in their insane
madness are squanderiHg money to an. alarm
ing extent. They have purchased large
livery stable and horses from Mr.. Dirk, Of
this place; ordered twenty transportation
wagons and cas hundred and fiitg mules.-l
They are also purchasing largely Of army
stores, representing through their agents that
on delivery Of these articles the cash viii be
paid, but when they get the articles puE-
chased they then tell them the true story, and
say have nothing to pay with, except army
bonds. The small amount Of money il the
treasury VIII be paid out 70 particular scces-
sion rebels, who manage everything to suit
themselves.
ThsseliFefy horses are largely draTn upon
rwH aFGTN IL ! aIHLIHI ts.rm
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29
Operations orthe Conscience.

When the nervous energy is depressed by
any bodily cause, or exhausted by overs
working, there follow effects which have
often been misirterpreted by mOralists, and
especially by theologians. The conscience
itself becomes neuralgia, sometimes actual
ly infamed, so that the least touch is
agony. OF all liars and false accusers, a
sick conscience is the most inventive and
interchangeable. The devoted dau ghter, wife,
mother, whose life has been given to un-
selfish labors, who has filled place which
1t seems to others only an angel would
make good, reproaches herself with incom.
pctence and neglect Of duty The humble
Christian, who has been a model to others,
calls himself worm Of the dust on one
page Of his diary, and arraigns himself on
the next for coming short Of the perfection
of an archangel.
Conscience itself requires a conscience,
or nothing can be more INSCRIPTIONS. 1t
told Saul that he did well in prosecuting
the Christians. 1t has gOarded countless
multitudes OF various creeds to endless
forms Of self torture. The cities of India
are full of cripples it has made. The hill
sides Of Syria are riddled with holes,
where miserable hermits, whose lives it
had palsled, lived aud died like the vermln
they had harbored. Our libraries are
crammed with books spiritual hypochou-
driacs, who inspected all their moral secre
tious dozen times day. They are full
OF interest, but they should be transferred
from the shelf the theolgau to that OF the
medical man who makes study of insani-
ty.-The Professors Story
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The Boy the Father orthe Man.

Solomon said. many centuries ago, "Ev
on a child is known by his duings, whether
his work be pure, and whether it be
right"
Some people seem to think that children
have 20 character at all. On the contrary,
an observing eye sees in these young crea>
lures the signs Of what they are likely to be
for life.
When see boy in haste to spend every
penny as soon as he gets it, | think i: sign
that he will be spendthrift.
Whom see boy boarding up his PEN
mics, and unwilling to part with them for
any good purpose, think it sign that he
will be miser.
When | see boy or girl always looking
out for him Or herself. and disliking u
share good things with others. think it a
sign that the child will grow up selfish
person.
When see boys and girls often quarrel.
ing, think it sign that they viii be yio-
lent hateful men and women
When ! see little boy willing to taste
strong drink, think it a sign that he will
be a drunkard.
When | see boy who never attends to
the services of religion, think it sign
that he will be a profaue and pruflgate
man.
When see n child Ohedicut to his parents
think it a sign of great future blessing
from bis Heavenly Parent.
And though great changes sometimes
take place in the character, yet as a general
rule these signs do not fail
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29
Farmers, Boys.

The following article, which we find in
the FdtIey Farmer, western agricultural
periodical, we commend u the attention Of
every farmers boy. Parent should also
point out to tfeir sons, and if necessary,
read it TO them carefully, and then hand
the article over to them, without comment,
unless the remarks be Of q mild, pleasing
nature:
"In the wide world there is no more i'm.
poftant thing than farmers boys. They
are not 30 important for what they will be.
AT present they are Of but little consequence
too often. But the farmers boys always
have been, and we presume always will be,
the material nut Of which the noblest men
ara made. They have health ard strength;
they have bDne and muscle they have
heart and will; they have nerve and pa
tience they have ambition and endurance;
and these are the materials that make men,
Not buckrams aid broadcloth, and patent
leather, and beaver fur, and kid glove, and
watch seals, are the materials of which men
are made. 1t takes better stuff TO make a
man. 1t is not fat ard flesh and swagger
aud self-conceIt; nor yet smartness, nor
tuppery, nor iastness. These make fools
but not men; not men such a. the world
WuuNot ubI cuCu as ~ Will UOhOT anu UIeSS.
IL is not long hair, nor much beard, nor a
cane, nor pipe, nor a cigar, nor quid Of
tobacco, nor an oath, nor glass Of beer or
brandy, nor dog and gun, nor pack Of
cards, nor a novel, nor a vulgar book of
love and murder. nor tale Of adventures,
that make a man Or has anything to do
with making a man. Farmers boys ought
20 keep clear of all these idle, foolish
things. They should be employed with
nobler objects. TLey have yet to be men
of the clear grit honest, intelligent, indus
triouS, ambitious men, Nho shall love their
country and their kind. With the means
they possess how easy for them to be, in
fact, the first class men. They have land
the stock and tools; they have health and
time and mind; they have schools ard pa
pers they have books and perseverance
and the heart and hand for work. More
than this they need not. Let them awake
and work, and read and study. 1t is not
all work, nor yet all study. that will make
them of the RICH. stamp. They must work
intelligently, and study with al earnest
purpose Of being benefited. and then they
will become what they ought to be, the real
mon Of the wor d"
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IuTY Lots and Land for Sale, by
p OCONNOR
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration Of nsen-he Precipitation. SloanH
Fever Autote, Condition Powder. Is a certain Blood
Purifier. IL never fails 10 loosen the skin. cleanse tn
WaieT-crCate appetite. aud positive for Coughs
Cold-. stiff Complaint Founder, Disemper and carries
of Bolts and Worms. may he given any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package of the Powders aud box Of the Oint-
ment Will perfectly . recent Founder In
eight days. without leaving the IeaS; in the feet.
In Horse Distemper they will allly the fever aud pro
mote healthy termination Of the disease. one pow
der aud part OF a hON Of ointment. will. in all
cases. cure. tho Horn Dist-mper in two
sometimes required for OK.
WALTEI; b. SLOAN, the original discovcrer Of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
of it, manufacture. but orders should be his
sou. Oscar II Sloan, - South Water Street. Chicago.
H.. who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
Iolist bv J. II. BROWN, and Retailed by all the 9th
CT Druggists.
June 10. 1850. nollv
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strnycd or stolen.

ON the 2sth q june last. Que sorre Mare. years
OuId -hud two ,aN- before she left small white spot
the forehead. aud tail. two letters B.
branded ON the lett shuudcI. no long hair GA the
fetlock. fctork ana of the hind ieet little
larg, than the others caused by strain, large fiat
hnufs aud the inside of the huoi- l. iull the rim in
the bottom. and steps long when und,r trOt.
Whoever will return said Ma" shall receive S25 If
stOleu aud VII County viii pay $50 for the tri; also
il strayed will nay - If found within 10 mile, from
Joliet will pay $40 iTfound within 20 miles ofJOliet
ANY Who will take up sad mare and give nfpr
nation by letter through the L. o. at Joliet. ILL., direct
to Box 50, shall be literally rewarded.
Il. O. HARRINGTON.
Joliet .IUly L. 1850 n5Sw
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\ p. OCONNOR.
SAINT LOUIS STORE.
Wholesale & Retail.
ChoiCe FamiIy Gr0cerie.

VIE undersigned beg- leave 20 call the attention o.
the citi1u- OF Joliet and vicinity 10 hi, fun tn, com
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Farmer Custom MIL. a, Lo,,,o,,

AVE -he pleasure OF announcing to the publie o. -
Il their new and splendid Mill, situated on ths ~
dranc Basin IL now in operation for custom v.rk -
Having an abundant supply Of water at ali se..o,
the year together with superior machinery erl,,.
All tne most suoces-iul modern improvements iutT
ecu INTO every part OF its Construction and hafin. -
agd the services Of an experienced and popular Ma,
they Halter fhefnssves they will he disatoinf.
Their discrimination to give entire safisf.ctir
customers 70 theif
Custom work Will be done At all horr. and "a
capacity OF their mill for doing work e1I--dE.i
enable them Co accommodate all without drl,v -
niodate all without delay. Accomn,odations , Aceen
"r customers With teams. from a distance NJ. 'oeo
over night, IN the FIGURING department. thex h, .s
ihfeHuceo al the imprOfenneDts Of the dav nj 80
on hand several thousand bushels Of .,,,.ers
uey VIII be enabled TO furnish their frieds vi,l Lee
tieie "a Hour superior 20 anything herefof, N A.
tured IN this section of country. An1iAt
Beng determined 70 establish aud maintain,
uoh iof the best -four manufactured in IlIi,oi
wheat. W. fhsiihes q
Attached to their mill they will h.r.
exclusively for grinding in tie ear and a on.
and superior ~ PoNeEfsl
Corn Shelter
They have also adjoining the mill IArre ws,.A.
Win numerous GIRLS Of different sizss i
y ~ Of ventilation with catacifv 10, 49,,
o. aOVNO bushels corn in the ear They vii tAss
-heii corn at the following low rates viz. e An7
storaee and sbeiling two and half r,rr ,.I =.
sheIlng without storaeel one cent per I'm ''i
uood wheat stored free Of charge and liberal 81 "a
NaIet- made on all gIain in store ="
Ne ieei assured that Farmers will appr.-i.,. ~ - "a
Nanta'-s and give us their patronage e -
Sash Iaid az all times for What Corn o-s, ~.
'' Nhi'e Beans, Grass seed Pork, Butter az d Ess
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Sirayed or Stolen

SiEu yea or Stolen
q FROM the subscriber in this city, On tke
LIN 10th 81 April, one ba, Mare. years old,
~ 'sInall - size. markes white on her.
-A-l-shOd when she left; dark iron grey
hs, DO,t years old conming, and dark bay COLI
Two year, old Any person returning giving inf q
nation where they be had will he literally reward
ed IL X STEVENS Ioli.t Tl
May l, 1850. DIV
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LAST, But FIRsT.-Bn old negro in
Connecticut who bad always been very
constant in attending church, and prided
himself furthermore in being the first
there, happened to be detained far beyond
the usual hour one morning. John said
Cufiee, as he stood carding his wool for
the occasion, ,hab de kindness to tell me
what O'Clock him be- Can't tell vau
Cuifse, de ole clock hab stopped. | think
1t am pretty considerable late Use
wouldn't be exposed if 'twar half an hour
top q dat returned Cuffee, and hurried
to church as fast as his handy legs wouId
carry him. lie entered towards the end IF
the sermon, just as the parson was reiter
ating for the last time: The last shall no
first, and the first shall be last CufFse
turned on his heel and went out, exclaim-
ing, Dat means mel cum last. bu. Isa
out fusser, anyhow! De mex time dis
Niger goes late to meetin,' he no 20 at
ALL - ~
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" or'g
nEnIIH nutir.. -

DbBLiC notice u hereby given that by virtue of a
L pTtgsge with power of sale executed to Jesse
- Van Pattcn. grantee therein by Oscar l. IIawley
ana his wife Eliza liHwlsy. bpaiing date the 18th
day 81 October A. ID. 1855. aud recorded in the Office
81 the Recorder Of VIII County aud State of Illinois,
IN Book IL page i5S default having been made ia the
pas rnt ~ the note therein Described for the sum of
s+Sl- aud due one yea from tie date Of said mort
ase with Interest thereon at pei cent per annum.
] the undersigned will assignee Of said MORTGAGE
anu OF stii mote" aad attorney in fact for said es
= van fatteu sell at public veiiue the sth day Of
pecrInhey $50, between the hours of two and four
O'Clock T. VI. of that day. at the Moth door Of the
Cont House IN Joliet. county AID state aforesaid TO
the highest bidder for cash. the following property
situate in said city Of Joliet County Of viii aud tate
Of Illinois. to The Undivided ome-hllf 90 Of
tWentyoue t2l) feet jefferson street described as
follows. commencing at point 81 feet east of the
unTth west corner Of lot and running thence south
Warly across said Lot and Lot Z. Dlock 20 in old
Town Of Joliet, laid ont aud Recorded by James b.
Campbell TO point - feet of the south vest
Of said Lot = thence u feet thence north
erly said Lots point u feet east Of the
said starting point and thence wrstey 81 feet trout
Ing on jefferson street TO the place of beginning to-
gcther with the prvcle oges and appurtenancps there
unto belonging sud sale to he without reJemption
and Does will be executed to the purchaser or pur
chasers Immediately upon such sale.
r. GoODSPEkD. Assignee OF said Mortgage
and Atty in fact FOR Jesse c. Van Paitcn.
Joliet, Nov. IL, 1860 - Nv
The above sale Is adjourned to take place on the
hTst day of NSTrh. lahl the same place and hout
4. GOUDSPEED. Assignee Of above described
Mort and aity in fact for Jesse c. Van pntteu