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PRentich.nna.

The Southern organs do not hesitate to de-
nounce their whole Post Office establishment as
serving no other purpose than that ofswindling
the people They say that it conveys very
little information to the citizens except the in
formation that they are shsmefully robbed.
The Charleston Courier says that the deep
shadow resting upon the soil of Kentucky must
be removed. Undoubtedly the ugly shadows
cast upon her by the invading armies from the
south must be removed right speedily
The man, who, when his State is invaded,
does not feel his soul rise in arms against the
invaders, is a recreant and a traitor. And, if
mans soul does rise in arms against the
invaders, his body had better keep il COMPANY
A Government is entitled to commiss or alton,
when, IL time Of war, those, who should devote
substance and life to its support are trying to
| see how much money they can make out Gift
| on account of its troubles
The people Of all the Atlantic cities in the
south refuse to pay their Northern debts
Well, they may probably find, when the big
meet gets down there, that, if they won't "shell
out, they will be shelled out
The authorities of Ohio are arresting, every
day, some of the knights of the Golden Circle
and holding them for trial. The obligations
taken by the Knights in Ohio make them
murderers.
Fellow Kentuckians the glorious old flag of
our country foated over our cradles Shall
any other foat over our graves?
SSShlo " 40 IudI LudEIlhl law In NlldSOurl Is
dead letter and might as well be sent TO the
dead-letter Office
A lady wears veil because she thinks it
indelicste to let the gentlemen lock at her
naked eye.
The tree of good man g life has birds and
blossoms and music and perfume among its
boughs
The discharge of duty at this time involves
the discharge of cannon, rifles, and muskets.
When two fellows call for pistols and coffee
they are quite as apt to settle as their coffee is
Ihe young Kentuckian, who will not now
nght Tor his State and his country, is not it to
wear the clothes OF q man, ner yet those of a
woman. Let him dress in boomers.
II the U. S. armies now involve, as they are
sald 70 do an expenditure Of a million dollars
aay, we hope they are earning the money.
The Signal, violently reasonable paper in
Alabama, lived just one week 1t was Signal
failure.
A PRUNING HooK.-A man has been arrest
ed IN Cincinnati for stealing box of prunes
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UJ Gen. NJ. Mitchell was last week sum
mcned 10 appear before tie Federal Court In lin
cinnan, to answer writ Of hsbeas corpus fol
eis set soidiefs, but be refused TO hear the writ
read; whsfeupon the soldiers counsel, George r
Pngh, moved writ OF attachment. Judge Lea
witt granted Il, with the understanding that Ge en-
Mitchell might answer at his leisure.
III A blind man has been arrested In Cleve.
land for marrying three different blind Girls In al
many weeks, Two months ago be buried his
asst wife, who was not blind. He declared be
could not zee any wrong In it. :.
1.-THE Governor Of New Hampshire hiss an.
pointed Thursdav, November 2s, to be observed
as day Of Thanksgiving In that State.
IL Why II an old fashioned silk handker.
chief like the Southern Confederate flag. Re-
cause one 10 a bapdanna and ths other IL d-n
beaneS.
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THK ATTACK ON THE BLockADINe FLEET The
Arrirat Of ths McCIslIan at Pass POn,rs The
steamship Mcclellan arrived at Pass rOutre
early On the morning OF October IL, from Fort
Pickens. with dispatches from Col Brown and
Capt Powell, Flag Officer at Fort Pickens, the
purport OF which, as reported to us, was to order
one or more OF the men-of-war TO Pickens, to as
sist In the proposed bombardment of the Navy
Yard. At7H m. the Captain heard guns firing
up the Pass, and soon after picked up a boat con.
taining DIR Bradford and two men, who were
on their way up to New Orleans, as they said,
under general permission from Cspt. Pope, OF
Toe Richmond, for ali the inha bitants along the
Pass to go freely to the city. As he had no writ.
ten vouchers, however, lie was detained a pris-
oner.
Arrived at the head Of the Pass, Cant GRAY M.
certained that the feet had been attacked by the
battering ram Manassas, the armed steamship Star
OF the West, with other armed steamers and long
ilRe OF nre-ships As there were 125 barrels OF
powder and $50 600 In money board the c Clsl-
Ian, the captain thought that IL the enemy had
driven OF the feet IL would be folly for him to
keep on, and accordingly turned about and headed
down the Pass When the rebels saw the NJ cCl.I
Ian approaching they ceased firing at the strand ed
ships and made for him, three Of their yessels
turning Int another pass to cut of his retreat He
escaped, however, over the bar, and entering the
Southwest Pass, went alongside the Richmond
and delivered the guns and ammunition whiob
he had brought TO Capt. Pope
The Richmond was fast ashore, as well 40 the
Nlncennes and Nightingale. He then went TO the
Nincennes Giade fast, and tried for two hours to
haul her off-isrking ont the bits OF the McCleI.
lan-out without success. He then returned to
toe Richmond and laid beside her all night At
daylight next morning he hauled at the Rich
mond, and by O'Clock he got her safely of and
across the bar He then made fast again to tbs
Nincennes with the U. 9. steamer South Caro-
lima on the other sidel after working three hours
aud half the two succeeded In aoating her of
An attempt to get or the Nightingale was unsuc-
cessful; but II was though ht when Capt Grey left
next morning for Fert Pickens that she would be
got on by the steamers Of the feet
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every sense to catch the expected signal. 1t

every sense to catch the expected signal. 1t
cone, two, three, and away you go.'
Giving simultaneous jump the three
stretched away over the sand galIantly. For
tue hrst few rods the one-eyed horse led the
race, much to the glee Of the owner, who cut
up more monkey shines in fifteen seconds than
any poor Jocko on a hand organ did in an
nour. de fondly imagined that he was going
to have 1T all his own way, when jerks drew
a rawhide from under his coat, and giving a
loud yell, passed easily to the head, and placed
gap of many yards width between himself
and the two others before reaching the winning
post.
Fraud fraud! a trick, trick, Ths,
ar blasted chap GENE here a purpose to skin
us was yelled from the excited crowd, bu,
jerks, dashing up to the spot where we stood,
leaned out Of his saddle, and snatched the
handkerchief containing the stakes from our
hand, without slackening his speed. In
another minute he was over q knoll, speeding
towards town, out Of harms way y-Du6nque
Times.
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Y Or. JOHNSTON,
ID Ar. NJ N n z

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wsAin.. o. ss Bach, s.rerur.., Af.stion. Of u. Kid.
nsy, snd Blade: s,Ouc:ar, Disenarr.. I'm potsDe,
srai Dsbl,y HsEvOusnss oysDspsy, Languor Co0fpsoo
Head, Throat Nose Shin, Af.euOns tbs L1nEs som-
tary Habit. of Yoshs.. Dreadful and DssIseu1s PrS
es, vhsh render Marriage impossible, and dsstrs, soA
YOUNG MEN
Especially Who have become the victims Of Solitary Vice
untim.y thousanss of YOrrg Msp Of the mosi
sa,e .Ia Srrs, shS nigh.
9ssns. Or ..ksd 70 sestAsy the living Tyre, may cal. With
MARRIAGE.
m.Rkihn Pihsoss or Young Men ssntsuPlatinF Mar
S.af assI. o. Rhy,ss s'sio', srEshis Debility,
II. Who Places himself under the q Dr. J. may r,si-
,s.y sSnsd. s I p b, homer E'HsAAR and s.ad.ay
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
st band ,Id' gong from BslnmOrs street. few from
must be paid and contain stamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON
nsnefd the Royal College Of Surgeons Londso, Er,ds-
-: s and The Psr Of shG.; life h., been .P.nt
Ia, Effected Of ID. most asOni.hnT esr.. hst
ever known many troubled with unginy the bead aud
.Tdd.u sounds ba.hnss. With ,p:ss.s
.om'timss with dsrangsm,nt Of mind, we're cured nns-
distsly.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men ana Others who have injured thsm,,lvss By
ssrAn practice INDUCED in when sOhss hSb4t
.hiso nightly felt vksn .sssp and II not cured
Gs'I @.Tnsgs lmpO'Hols and destroys both mind and
Th.s. the sad And ,AnehOy eject. prodsess
Limbs. PAN. Ii. Head Dmn,s. q sight Loss Of MS.eSSr
tHw PdPitatiOn Of ne Hear, Dy.P'P.y EsrrOu.
Dssiny, symptoms Of Con, amPton, te
81 sprts Evil fOr:SodiSe, GU.r.ioo Of soe..t
uut, Love Of Solitude, Tinidy, VI the evils
NERVOUS DrBILIrY.-Thourandse can now Judge xbS, 4,
n. esu,, Of .h.ir declining 6sah losing sir sOr
.pl'sres about the sy's cough symptoms Of eOossnp
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
when the mguidsd and mPrud votAry tnd,
be has imbSsd s seeds Of painful ds,aIs too oftsn
bity, b.frI.nd HIM Il, f.i. into ~.
curing fch bis pscuhiary .p6.tsnt. i..p him tIIsps
ont as mouth or Si long az tns smallest fee bs
ever o" Ealng drspPOrtnsn or By ths Of that deadly
the eOnst.1;lOaa ymptO, Of tk
nm ss With frThsl r.Pdity tll death psn
SI o5sncfs % ,,HdiGg hIt Asi
DR.. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
n Srsss and nPsrt1nt r.nsdy s.sfnsss Of the srfsns
S,Stasd vks lad i..t ali s.S., s.1s
ss!n iEnDsdistsly rsisrsd-
leAt.os Lea. sf PrseT.a'. f.S.r. F.r,s. irritas
rI.:ntling SHt Weakness Erhasstsa sf d, Nest fsar2
ENDORSEMENT OF The PRESS.
fHz MANI THoUskNDs tn. iestitutisn within
. inS ss Dr. b.
o. n. paper, and many other Psr,on,, nsess sf
d. h. Standing s s.n.%.S a :. ehssss. sss. ss S,ss BE-
slny, sss ssnt rsarsnt.s 70 the asietsd lSIy
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcRU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBIy
For Woaknes,es
Arising from Exosssss, Habit of Dissi,st,a,
Early j. disorstlon or Akuse
Affendsd sefth ths FoLopisg Symptsps:
Loss OF "a emory, Di6cnlt. - D.. kvsS'
Weak Nerves, VI Trsoettli!nt'
Horror OF Disease, wstsSis'
DImnsss of Vision, PA. IN sss u.s'
n Hot Hands, Finsbin. 49, -
Di'nots oi he Skln, BruptiOnH on the FIo~,
PA. LID coUNTENLNcE.
neee gmpt ms. II q Owed TO 20 On, which this
hedloihe invariably removes, soon follows
,FATUITI. RPILEPTIC PITS.
4" oss Of tOAieh tks Pafiest NAY Eapsr..
VINO can Tay tIst they are not ffesuently fol-
lowed BY those "DIRKFrL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTfON,1
Many are arsrs Of the cause OF their splfertur
But MOVIE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS or TIE INSANE AsYLUMs
AHd the Melancholy Deafks bp Coass ssytsss
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE rkurH oF -nx
AssKRTIoN.
THE CW9iHTsTIiEWfi9M WiTT 1RGi SSc 9SeE MSeExkkEg kkEgEcTBD
Requires the aid OF medicine to strenRthsp and
InuEOrsts the System,
vhioh HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCaG
tscarSablp dosg.
TEAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST skKPrIcAL.
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ELECTION OF A BIsHOP.-fhe Diocesan Conven.
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church In Penn
sylvanla, In session at Philadelphia, on Thursday
elected Rev. William Bacon stevens, D. D., As
sixtant Bishop OF the Diocese, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death oil Bishop Bowman
Twelve ballots were had by the clergy without an
election. The thirteenth ballot resulted as fol
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TO OFFICERS.
l. he CAMPAIGN "A mpa!gniry wason on
the Prusslan principle, arranged for sleep n
Ing or to act as an Ambulance in case of In
sickness or wounds. with ample room forA
stores sDd PROV sons; light, water proof and per-
feot.y new, haviGg been just built to order by one
st cost ptioe.
,Aiso, handsome, strong. sound, dark-brown
HORSE, either for saddle or harness.
Both may be seen on APPLICATION to JAMES
BROWN, ct Mr.. Irvine's Stables, Corooran,s
streets. se en
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~ u SOMETHING NEW! ~ ~
NN {AIGRRATEsT DISCOVERY oFNN fAI
NxAE8R THE Aaki ~Ak4V
SIS At 2sl C. street, opposits
tAe ThsdeT
OyQTERS lTElNEn


In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 a rOast In t11O minutes, the JaSfsst
time OF rscord. Call apd see.
The underslgn ned res peotfIIiy Informs his friends
In the Dstrct, AID visitors to the city that he has
RENTED his OLD and WILL KNOWN KsTABLIsHMRIT r
In most thorough manner. and has made COM
pIete ARRANGEMENTS to furnish OYSTERS In any
style and In auy quantity 400 to 5Oo "a Ions shuoked
per DAY. Go TO 5 O01 cans of SpIcei ard Fresh
put no daliy-ceus hermetios lly sealed Furnished
In the shsl! bJ he bushe or barrel.
Pc sons wishing to have Oysters furnished reru-
larfJ through the winter, at Baltimore prices,
without t,sr of iailure, should CAL and make ar
saved by purchasing of me, IS furnish an article
es ual To the celebrated Baltimore esta blishments
a. prices just as low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, LObsteTs, SsTdines. Clans
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, TrIps, {. .
go. 30. Also, Pickles, Catsup, sslces. Brandy
Peaches, &c. Also, Game and r Fresh Fish, Tur-
ties, TeTrapIns, Fresh Lobstsrs. Cod, Halibut 30.
In iact every thing for sale in th3 North, IN ar
kets alTayso on hand, at reasonable prices
.; Hotels and families supplied with Dyste-s, de-
verad without charge t. any par Of the Dis rIot,
In season, n the money is seut with III, order
My establshmeDtis open from IN. to u at
10 O'Clock q. m.
seN T. M. HARVEY
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-FEMALES-FR -FRM1LEs
Old OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, or
CONTEMPLATING MARRfAGE,
IL Navy AfsetioAI Peesliar 10 Enalss
the Extract Buchu 10 une< uallsd by sny other ram
edy, % In ChioIOsls or RetsIQOn, lrFs gu anty
PAInfulness, or Suppression OF CUSTOMARY Evsc'
uauons. liberated or SohIrrous state OF the Ute
rus, LeucorI hee or Whites, SterIlIty aud for AT
complaints incident 70 the ser Whistler aTislDS
from lndisoretion, Habits of Dissipahon or m ths
DECLINE OR CHANGE 6F LIEF
sKB SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T.
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NOTICE.
"ADAMS, " EXPRESs COMPANY IS

ADAMS ExPRESS COMPANY
This Company offers to the public " Uneo uslIs
Advantages" for the Safe and Quick Dispatch Of
Heavy FreIghts. Packages, Valuables, Money &o
90, 10 all parts of Ihe United States,
Expresses 10 and from the North and West d.
part from ana arrive In washington twice daily
Al Expresses are In charge Of ezysrieseed asd
reliable Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers carr1eo at "osr
All Goods for the so-oailed "Confederste Stste.n
REFUSED. " W
Our Expresses leave New York at /, s, and 6 p,
P. Nj. MHs in washington AZ A. Ill. and $50
Expresses leave Philadslphi. st $50 A. M. and
ga. i'd. oN0
Expresses leave Baltimore at 4soA.M, and sP,
?. h. h'''''hs In washington a' A. Nd. and 50
Expresses for al points North and West leave
W Washlngtoa at 50 A. III and $50 p, NJ daily
SPeolel Contracts for large suantitIas of FreixAt
oan be made Oh Application 20 this Glffoe,
All Goods salled for and delivered re, of Lxtr.
charges. E. w, PLRS0Ss.
Supt AdaIs' kxpress Company
Washington, AuK2st q, fa5I, An - IL
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IakS no more Balsors, Mtresry, o. Usylsasasf
Medicine for UsPlessoss oad Dssfsross
Disease.
HELMBOLD,S EXTRACT BUcgT
CrREs
SECRET DIAEASES
In all their Stages; AT Lttle E.peps..
Little or no change in Diet; No inoopyerfsnoe,
:, Asd Hxpofsrs.
~ eeuses IreaL.nt desire and gives strength to
SIlnste, tnerspy Removing UbstTuotlons,
preventing and Curing Structures Of the Cretk m.
=, Al,sytuE taIs and Inflammation, 90
peSuent IN tne Glass OF dlsetses, and expelinf al
THOUSANDS Upon THousINps
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who rave paid kedey fees TO be cured In shoyt
Tune, have found they were deceived ano thai The
foIsoS has, by the use Of p0te rJsI asfrtafesfs
been dried up in tie system 10 brtaE out In Al A.
travsted form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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HELMB0LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATION
compound Fluid Extract Buohu.

Fo'H'es asd Specific Rssssdy
For Diseases Of u.
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. ana npop.
slCAL swELLINGs.
This Medicine Increases the no~., ., n,
oeaottes o eaottes the ABsoRBKNrs futo HEALTHY sct,oS .
Oy Fnaoh TIE wATKRI on csLcERou, dsSas,Slon.'
auo III UNNATURAL KNL re I'm KNTs are rs-d,c~1'
ssveil as PAIN AND INRLAMMArToN. And is sersJ
MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN.
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Whole number OF votes. .l49
Necessary TO q choice rs F..
The lalty now proceeded to vote
A request was made on the part of delegate to
the Bishop, asking whether DR.. Stevens was loyalf
Bishop Potter arose and said: "I will answer
for him He Is entirely loyal"
William Welsh and John G, Cresson, ESQ ,
James 5. Newbold and Peter Mccall, ESQ were
chosen tellers.
The following 10 the result, by which Il will be
seen that DR.. Stevens was confirmed by the laity
Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese:
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MEDICAL QEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
w TOWN COLLEGE.
Washisstoa City. Corner of Fand Tvslf,k Straits.
SESSION OF 1S61-'62.
FACULTY OF. MEDICINE,
NOBLE YOUNG. M. D.,
JOHNSON ELIOT, M D. H'u'''H''
Professor Of PTincIPle. and Practice Of Surgery
Professor Of Materis MedIcs and Therapeutics
M: SNYDER, M. D.,
and Children,
THOMAS ANTISELL, M. d,
Professor Of MeoicaI Chemistry ToIlooioxy and
Physiology.
J. E. WILLETT, M d.,
DemOnstr6tor of Anatomy
W The chair of anatomy to be filed.
The session will commence on the 22d Of Ooto.
Der and end In March following. For further IN
formation address JOHNSON ELIOT, nj. ID,
and 7th SITS. au 6-lawtNov1S
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TULIPAN AND ELEGANTEs
SEGARS.
Also, . number of other celebrated brands.
Wholesale aud retail. VIM. CROSSE,
Hsvana Segar Store.
Sc % I'm cor Pa. av. and 9Th ST., Wasblns ton
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l. Z A Il Pc RIMS
CELEBRATED
WOrCestershire Sauce,

I" Tell Leo r Psr-
rtss that their SaEes
ls highly esteemed
in India, and is, In
my opinion. the most
palats bic, as well as
the most wholesome
Sauce thatls made. |"
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s,s,ase sae qnderslsnsd, - of"-, in the
hereby guarantee that in caso tue foTecoiny hid
od~..,.dT - for Supplies, as above described, be
accepted, ne or they will, within ten davs affer
the TecePtor the contract at the Post Ofoe name d
execute the contract for the same with good a nd
sunol mt securities; and In case the said
shall fall to enter into contract. as Aforesaid We
guarantee TO make good the difference between
be accepted. X. C;narnntnr
pp WA. ID, 6usrantor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
SAINT LOUIS STORE.
Wholesale & Retail.
Choice Family Groceries,

FI'E undersigned begs leave to call the attention OF
the citizens of Joliet and vicinity his full and com
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-26
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
Mortgage Sale.

NTHEREAs Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w teth day of December, in the year of Lord
thousand eight hundred and fftysix. and
deliver to the undersigned, Ethan Wetherbee, GER
tain mortgage to the payment of five certain
pronssOry notes. in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing date Herewith, which sud
mortgage was filed for record in the Office of the Re
cVrcr Of Viii County, the State of Illinois. the
twentieth day Of December, A. d. 1885, and duly re-
corded in said office, in Book SO, on page 7O5 And
default having been made IN the payment of four of
said notes in said mortgage described, and the pay
ment OF which the said mortgage was executed to
cure, :O-wit, for the of Twelve hundred and fifty
dollars. each aud made payable respectively ON the
hrst day OF January in each of the years lS5S 1889
lSuO and 1861, with interest payable annually. and
given for purchase Of the lard hereinafter dps-
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty cents priu
cpal and interest, which has been paid thereon and
the residue of the principal Of said notes, together
with the Balance of interest which has accrued there
on. being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore. public notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of the iuwrr aud authority in the said mort
gage contained aud for the purpose uf paying the
due Ot the principal and interest Of the above drscri
ed notes, shall Saturday the nineteenth day of
January A. D. 1901, at the houI of two O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day at the north door of the Court
House, III the city of Joliet, in the County af Will and
state of Illinois sell at public venue the premises IN
said mortgage mentioned and described, situated in
the County OF VIII and State of Illinois, togit THE
north west quarter of Section number Thirteen 13l
aud the east half of the north quarter of Section
number fourteen (l4) in Township thrty-1Ve (35l
North of Range nine t9) East of the third principal
meridian, Containing Two hundred and forty acres
more or less together with all and singular the ene
ments. hereCitame:ts, privileges and appurtenances
therenno belonging or in any wise appertanng, and
all right and equity Of redemption Of the heirs assigns
executors and adm the said Charles Mat
thews, to the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN vErHERBEE, Mortgage.
PAREEs & ELwOoD, Atrys.
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Mortgage Sale.
.TRIIC not;ra Ia Il

DUBhlC notice is hereby given that by virtue of n
Il ortgage with power of sale executed to jesse
u Van Patten. grantee therein by Oscar L. Hawleyr
ana hts wife Eliza b. Uawsy, bearing date the 18th
day Ofoctobcr. A. ID. 1881 and recorded in the office
Of the Recorder OF VIII County and State Of illinois,
III Book 81 page l3S default having been made in the
payment Of the note therein described for the sum of
sfoZ and due emo yea from the date Of said mortg
aee win interest thereon at ten per per annum
ue Undersigned Will as assignee of said mortgage
OF sad note, aud as attorney in fact for said les
y Van fatten, sell AT public vendue on the sth day of
December 1850. between the hours of two ard four
I"nTt House in Joliet, county and state aforesaid TO
the highest bidder for cash. the following property
sit te ia said city Of Joliet County of viii and state
Oh Illinois to wit: The Undivided one huff ~ of
tweiityone CID feet jefferson street deseril,st a.
ioe~s' commencing at n point 81 feet east of the
uOft west corner OF Lot and running thence soufb
warmly across said Lot S and Lot T. Block % in ora
Iown of Joliet, as laid and Recorded by lanes n
Campbell, TO point 81 east of the soutb Uas
corner OF said Lot T. thence east q feet tnce north
ery across said Lots pont p feet east Of The
sad starting point, thence westerily n feet frnnf
10 ON Jefferson street tot the place of beginning to-
sether with the prvee dyes and appurtenance, there
unto belonging. Said sale TO be without redemption
ana DeeT VIII be executed TO the purchaser or pur-
chlseFs immediately upon such sale
~ r. GOoDSPEED, Assignee Of said Mortgage
aud Atey in fact for Jesse C. Van Patfen
'ohet, NOV. 10, 1860 224w
The above sale is adjourned to take place on tn.
hrst day Of March, 1s61. at the place and hour
+. G00DSPEED. Assignee Of above described
hort and att in fact for Jesse c. Van Patten.
Joliet, Dec. 8; 1870. 27.1Iw