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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

DEPsaTxgsT or PUrLic ca,Rtrirs sNn CaRhHcri9S' !
Ar n Meeting Of tho Commissioners of Public
Chm rifles Correction, held al theiE ohe ha cay
the following fesolutl ns we've cf"p;ed;
Rf,0lfed That duYisg tbs ettenco of the dfcuis nov
prevailing IN this country the Ccmmiilope q PCbhc ChHr
tie. and Correction In order 10 stimulate those mcube
Military Companies In their employ whose services called
fr during esent goncJ BY the Oeohi Government
and ,hs conduct themselves In honorable md patriotic
for such period be required Of iheB will sf,nt
their u compensation for sJty days While
abfent their official duties IN the deiene Of their country,
ard rean their stusns thc until honosb disch uscd
Resdred Thet this Board viii respond 60 the Comuce o
Twenty Citizens hsying the subject In otase OF which ths
Hon JOHN A. DIX 10 th.irna1 In such tmoInt a. nAJ be
deemed neceSssry hT dispof toward the support OF
tho families Of soldiers Of ts city who theiI country
true patriots and IN support Of the Union -
Tia, the Warden Of Bellevue Hospital be instructed
10 e. up ono ards for the special Gc0muodAon o. such
Soldiers who be unfortunately injured In the .er.ce and
under the directions Of Drs A. MOTT and u w MO
CREADY Committee Of Inspection a. bellevue n spsl
Rsared the Warden Of Bellevue Hosiirl be Instructed
20 urnh the Recus of the ID Refiuct sncb quantity Of
Bed. Beddng for their sccomnodon In the Hospital Until
their departure u may be deemed necessary.
\. DRAPER, President.
ISAAC BELL IN Secretary.
MOSES H. GRINSfLL, tcor,o,;..f,,.,,
JAMES h. NICHOLSON, J
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Love Of strong DRINK Cured

Love Of Strong Drink Cured
by
DIR. ZELL'S NERVINE POWDERS.
For sale by ~ respectable Drugeit Price, Oy DotR per
box r. C. WELLS Co.. NHoLEsALK AoEsrs, 10 tTanAlins
The Mcaibers and Honorary Members Ot OHM.
bian Engine Go. No. requested 10 attend Wrc4
meeting Of the Company at the Engine ous III luriSl
EVENING, AZ O'Clock. *. tObEhSi Foreman.
s. n. SsrH, Secretary.
Sons of Tempernnce.-The OhicsD srd Rcpiescn'a
tive Of tho Gnd Division Of Eastern Newtork are hereby
notified t0 scnd the QuiTiehy Session. on WEDNESDAY,
APnl -, compencg a. two o'clock In the Room oi he
chinics Division, Onion Hall ith story South corner o
Ayonne aud gths Most Wothy PstiITch slLAS IT, Con.
DICT will officially visit the Grand Division dcng the Alter
Sefsion JOHN DAVIES, Grand Scribe.
Ueiley Hospital. APPLICATIONS For APPOINT
nENT On IHE MEDICAL SfAtF.--Nacancies 'ii-ting IN
kc Medical surgical Of bellevue Hospital by the Ie-i
nation q Of is members 10 yourtCcr Tor the epca
for appointment the staff will be received siessed %
Dr. BENJAMIN w MCCEADY, No. gtl-st, Nov Yofk,
Acting Chairman Of Examining ConlnitteC.
ByioIdeso the Board Of Commissioners II Public Csi'
ties aud Correction. s. DRAPER, President.
Isaac BILL, Secretary.
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A CARD.-i, - .dersigned, Manufacturing
IA a. i-'c.e called "BUTToN HOLE aid SEwIN0-Mks
Label u. aiming STAR sUd tie words afRAbE.MARk"
with the Number and Letter OF Twis. thereon niSn:
beon recorded according to Law IN the Essex Coaety Cshs
sce New.rh State Of New Jersey April 10TH isSi Tss
article Of my manufacture be Known hereafter ~ ne
name ol! STAR LEuEE TWiSr." -.
JAMES LOyATY, No. 1871 Bspk'st., Hewsik, n -
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Badges! Banners!! Billsi!!
variety appropriate Badges band and printed to order
SPIRITED NATIONAL DESIGNS for Badges Bauner' Flis
&c. Every dc,ciphon Of PATRIOTIC PRINTING at The
shortest notice and st the Lowest Cash Prices
BADGES printed Satin 10 cseh sent by naO upon
reccp. Of price and 3oen, stamp 10 prepay postage
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers,
Tribune Build Irg., Printing .lious0 Square.
Military Contracts.
T.. ]. PHILLIPS Nos 90 end - Broadway,
ea the attention of ell REGIMENTS forming In aid of the
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, to their extensive facilities iof
filling contracts for CAPS Being the LARGEST CAP HOUSE
IN TIE UNITED STATES ,hay VIII guarantee enormous
,Epply the hortes notice, and at the lowest rates
Military SpyRlasses, n lA-Fr ss'ormsu' foI ssest
sEAmOkS Cos, no. Cl9i Broadway.
Union Cocksde-, Tri-Colors, with IA bcnutifui
MeisoB Lkeuess Of Washington the Father o or Country
with 81 Union and Con.,,1oE S,reameIA hso, Ps
otic Union Bslyes. Wholossle cna retail, by
sPlkR Co No. lR7 Broadway.
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Cocknde., Cockndes. Cockrde..-NO 2aO PcaLl.t

New orb Is the place 10 buy tne~0gnal WAShiNoLOr
COCKADE. IL has be utiful Likeness the sthsr OF MS
County IN the center with "a Stars and the words Coniu
ton Union n the Sresmer Price ~ per doze or sen.
by mail by ng nire posage staps, or the eae
amount In cash AGENTS WANTED 10 every city, town and
village Only Agent will be allowed In place Now tho
time strike, il you wish yorr county bdfess
LEWIS 4 Co, No. 2S0 Pearl s.
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Yolunteer.! Volunteers!

Our couutr' calls obey we must
And hurl Secession in the dust.
Regiment is forming foI the service of the United
Esies young who feel desrous Of serving their
ry IN this critical hsve opportunity Of displaying their
path and Sustaining STAR and Stripes by enistng at
'Union Hail." corner Of 10th ST. u Sthay. -
CHS. IT, INNEs, Colonel
NATHANIrL FINcH Major.
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ioi,l d Tho bIigsde, Monday, I'D nst tho
Is1.n,; ny, Is elected; Captain, Richard kixon First
o@i;. lpd Lisqensni Frederick feEo FsSfth Lisaenan
ss. Sam n sir Sergeant Wlm Wjh sesol3 Ser
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YoMntfers. Attention,

The updersigned si receive kECRUITS at the
Halls Of Justice (Centre-st Office open from 10 10 IL
nd from to / D. m. JOAN LABOR Captain.
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War! War! War! -.
TO THE MILITIA, VOLUNTEERS AND YOUNG hES
or NEW YORK.
On WEDNESDAY neat tho 2ith Of April at Clinton Hail.
Astor Place, at pm,
A MILITARY LECTURE,
popplsrly descriptive Of the Of rapidly iing brers,xo,
aid other field frhcstoos Of etahhing sr
Dor street hose defnccs Of ssckrs euemys works.
eqrppng volunteers for the held Of obtaining shelter te
water salt from the commsariai rcconnoitong,
spkng crossing and In ,hort Of becoming good
ami sencelbe soldiers the sh0Teii notice. Will be given By
Professor SIDDONS
formerly Of tie British Artillery.
Admission q cents.
sons Of Tcmperance.-EvoTy member OF HARNONf
DIVISION No s earnestly requested % attend the regular
mceiipg WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apdl a. A. n" Diyi'
Ion ROOM No. 2Jl Urandr A. this will be the last meeting
held IN the that tho Division has occupied for u yesf
hoped and expected that t. motto. viii receive coldIe
sponie fon every member. By order Of the Division So -
AARON PHILLIPS W.P.
New-York Kansas Relief Committee.
WM. G. BRYANT, Charm. JOHN l.. WILLIAMS, Trcssr.
Chas. II. Marstall, Seth Is. Hunt, II H. McCurdy
Morrs keichuLn Greene C. Bronson, Charles W. Elliott,
Daniel Lord Daniel Drew, JauesS ;: NsdsMofth.
Donations OF Money may be seu 70 u T. WILLIAMS. Treas
nrer, President Meif0poli an Bank. New fofk. -
Bundles Of Coius and Shoes be seat % the Oi
fee. Nc Is CoOper
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3NM BALEs COTTON , BATS, 4, y, assorted $50 ted
est manufacturers prices BY buying OF us you .ommis
tions. ~ Y GARRETT LINING Co., j. H. HARRINGTON,
AGENT No $40 Pearlst near Ch.mberss st. extension We also
invite attention to HARRINGrONS PATENT CARPET
LINING spd BED COAfORTERS
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
'|'Bl(R||APNIC.
 EXPRHY FOR THE CITIZEN. '" BY THE dxsAs STATE TELEGRAPH LINE.
EDNESDAY.
.Neps ts Washington--S Senate Refuses b vo,nb,u legaiising Lincoln's .acts -Bq1sed to increase Soldiers Pay -PN Napoieon-.Several Southern Vessdaptured -Fight near Spring field 1utherners Retreat and tedUe Ly- on i9session of the Field.
FROM wAsH1NGToT.

WAslGToN, August 6-SENATE All the l principNmy nominations have been con 1 firmed.
 1 DiclsF received pay as Secretary of Sem ate fore year from date.
 Bill punish certain crimes against the Goverent, passed. Senarefused to vote on bill legalizing 1 Lincofacts and adjourned sine die. 1 Hoihas passed Senate bill increasing pay and alrned sine die. 1 Linn approves of all acts passed. Billally passed which allows two dollars incre;in soldiers pay.
 Pris Napoleon, Secretary Seward and the FrenMnister visits Mt Vernon to-day.
 GeButler has returned to Fortress Mon- roe. e said no immediate change would be madeS
 WHrNGToN, August 1.-The Tribune says ere is much more artillery here than befothe advance.
 r Han has dispatch from Iowa, saying thatle Southerners had captured Craton, a sina own on Des Moines, near Keokuk.
 O.iaI advices state the South Carolina off Galston, captured the Shark Virus, Anne Rya9 Nc Caul, Field, Louisa Dart, Carrolia Faln, Geo. Baker and Sam Houston. Among the nff that were captured are thirteen mail bagSa lot of express matter, &c.,, off St. Mas.
 1e Mohawk captured the Geo. B. Slow in attapting to run the blockade. Among the pasngers, were the wife and three children of ldintant Gen. Holland, of Florida. Mrs Hoand claimed the Confederate flag as her pirate property.
 ince the suppression of the publication of arpy intelligence, the city swarms with spies The New York Herald says, the great vic ,ry in Kentucky is to be followed by phy- Eal one not less magnificent.
 There are ten thousand organized Unior ssti Kentucky, only waiting this victory al 4a ballot, to take the held and sirive tl1a rebel 3Eces ont of Kentucky and Tennessee
 FROM MARYLAND. BALTIMORE August s--Peoi & Hunts sssadfv saestroved hv iirf to-day. C FROM IL.Nors. f sAtEe, August S.. Tsy Illinois 6si,.,s.a
 I o.fH shFo Wn out si3Biles souSl1lnd eas i Tn t,., 5c Fefntson { sco4ng expeditAn aad advancing towards dro. sl Gen. Fremont is enforae strict dis,;nlinp st i"ei'y regiments repded at New Madrid :, FROM KENfcKY. LouyvILLE, August '. IA fight occurred a pug springs, near Spritfeld. Soutb.rner Evacuated the field during te night. Lvoa tool I5ossessIpn Ill the morning. Another battle i lhomenttrly expected. lessians had eigh siiled aAd thirty wounded Forty were kilIe, l'nu rory wounded on Sathern side. Fiv esuiar Dragons and ont Lieutenant com handing were killed.
 Dug Spring is 18miles Snthwest of Spring l fald. o'' oA 0p' ms
 It Is stated that five thouand Confederate aH advancing on Springfield from the west. FROM NAv YORK.
 NEW YORK, August Three of Sumpter' prRes have been releassl
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
VOLUME VII. NO. ae.

with the right aud left wings of the army were deployed as skirmishers over Campbelps and Rock Spring Branches. This movement took Lyon by surprise, but especially, when right and left wings of the army followed skirm- ishers and surrounded him. He wac taken with his entire command after most terrible slaughter. Another messenger who arrived from Lyons command, who left them before the battle admits to us he is satisfied the report mnst be correct
 COLUMBUS, August Democratic Conven- ton nominated H. J. Jewett for Governor, and John Scott Henson for Lieutenant Gov.-' The third resolution recommends that the States call a national convention. The sixth resolution condemns the Presidents suspen- sion of habeas corpus.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

has been dismissed from the service for defal- cation.
 HAVANA, August 2.-The Captain General is absent, taking formal possession of San Do- mngo.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
TEEURSlAY.

P'Harfed Gqqtl're of GenLyon-Federal 5q'av WodasI CapturA e number Of coatsdsrate pesseis = Whd.NorM Car. ol'9a s poing Col. 7yh, a Prisoner {. an cssrsnnusi.
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FRIDAY.

Great Fight at Springfield CoaJirmed-- DreddfuI Slaughter .4nsoag the Datch Lyon Surrenders-Col. Tyler in jail in Ctncinnati-.More Gun boats to De Built, etc.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
OUR GAINS AT MANASSA

Gov. Moore received yesterday prominent gentlemen in Virr a detailed account Of tfi# the victory -ef the 2lst- guards his starsmer and yet his estimat, due deliberation, ex l those which were ma victory. Upon aroug niary value of our afay tie is considerably i-4e l of dollars. The dets found in the following RICHMOND, July 27. day that the number of at Manassas, including l boxes in the capture twenty and thirsy tho | that .his is al exagei the conviction of the tory, and t, the impo
 We haze captured ! l. O,cr 60 magnifc ?. About 1000 wae | 5OOWere loaded. 1 3. About 1,500 hor 4. Supplies for men.
 5. Over %, ,0O0 ai
 6. Enormous q&e ersacks, pistols, ,A.n contrements an1n u
 In addition missil killed, wouae3 to twi,- than fronfY
 wa.t Point, Miss,
 lIS%S A .ott0fWeTb ,,ssl csi.Ssp.ts ss'ss1 ls 'ssss stat. on dlabor, raised f0af' ts,se for the cause
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
FRoM MISsouRI.l

rReM mIssoURI
 ST Lotus, July 1.-The Herad issued an extra yesterday afternoon, whicl contains re- ports iron 7 uoF sources indie aing the cap- tufs of Sea. 4yon. Late advicss from st. lo1sis aon9t onfrm the report
 FROM OHIO.
 CincIvsA ATl, August 7,-~Chas. H. Tvler. 2 nephew 9f eypresident Tyler, and fornerly E a IaaeFai captafa, but now Lieut. Col. in Con- teaerate se' Hce,is here after his wife He has been ested.
 fROh PENNSYLVANIA.
 PHfLA D sLPHIA, August 7.--The gun boat Flag, Wlththirty-six prizes from Confederates war vessel which had been sunk by the St. Lawrence off Charleston harbor has arrived -nVe souaerners were drowned. The vessel was formeiy revenue cutter
 FROM WASHINGTON.
 HAsHINToN, August, 7.--H. c. Weller Of Mtchign has, been appointed minister to Honduras. The refgees from fort Oregon. gives start. ling accouts of affairs on the North Carolina coast at Htteras inlet. Three steamers and pilot boat gere priyateering, one of them. the Gordon, raj the blockade at Charleston, and has capturd the McGilvary and Proctor. All tne pFlvaters are armed with rifled cannon.- heir hearquarters is at Newburv. N q Gun boatsire being collected and mounted at Norfolk tobe taken down the canal. The bar Glenn, loaded with federal coal s-e Z. been cptured. h ne "a'ash ila agriyed from Charleston .l ,ae 1T hoaaoe an Is there. The Wabash re-captur S "a the Deprs prizes. The Mary Alice is sa ai- 1 20 ' prlze, and her crew arc nrisoners on th,e aoash. me Mary Starr bound from Wi nlngton to liverpool Aas'been captured, sailing lnder colos, sss< Lieut.. Walter II. Stevens of the snyi,asss
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
LANE[-r !

B, ha ar.. NE Rrsrnl,-r,,,r.I
 li his e exPssi..,ee. pss Are and at't'sfj sdj,ss E p5alGn oa Ras of the pstron.h as hopre 1. = Dus"a Fisssa Vista street, si'sss 3, 3,
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
ETTE0 DEpARTME7gT

7iea ousselss with a good
 lining Naasl, are iaa as.
 ssssers, slss os all tfsslts Heats Rsaak H ev ss 4D- e.ks, slAafill.ts sAs sea atles,A&c. .t
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

ntl sha counties o s.H 6e.
 ". ~ asi nteasted to his care vii pt9s'2NY agsAssa e9. mayS-1y. A ilsls, Attorney at Law, De- ae KsllsaS practices in the courts v ' iffl Has ent counties. Office. NofAff Q IVY W asiu 8yen streets. rap1l. ERf& JONES, ArroaSrys .r p5e wiisvil!e Arkansas. Will at- ' BY z ah business entrusted to
 Jan4-tf. ~ sli Y FAD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. IVY x AtsF isas Office on Mark
 Jan11-tf.
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sea
ispments

F& tisements ssss ~ Wing for consngfs peF ss1d spIayed adve;.tfselas aaEged sa occupied.
 bnsient adveftaseInes oae sat Tor less) for th frs srtioa, s'; Fac (onent insertion. 5o Payable whe is disc |rsons advertising by 3'FE. wlli be re. led to their legitimaie aasasess and all les. etc., charged as fhsaetlt aaFeftise- |lsonal advertisements aiiassati-, will |larsed dolble the ab r 'sssy, aad ust hid for in advance.
 |,blieations intendea tt siTaace n isats h. It, will be charged q FSs'aa rEateS f |rtisng. mnla ainonncements6 asass VII eu tl, x ! ruished will Ae biishefi isem s,,t obituary not aaa islisss ~ be charged f. adsFrtisauses4 |aH usual rates.
 k ,ancing candis4 saf State and fF ;es, S7; Ges,3 Sa; Towa- gs3, inearstbls gshes.
 oa persons to korne candidates n s he sisgs' y~ evcanf Wha,. F the eal aascftbefs 4as N rS v sfsAN s.e E @ ' sa
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lae,fLldo p, 4 ,' 'WRY, Ilav;,s. ite'd calls plonptlyy looasp4,y T, IRl@'fss. 5!
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

". BURNEy n ~ ssas.s; yss ,;;,y'ss. s's' ss ibs s
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

1 ~ mNT EWOO d 7---------P Ilrr "A .lt.v' 1ttwooD Di' < KENT, Ar, T. Esr, arhsnpps'f sulsa pDfesson h ths cons; a5t, wiractce White. soo,My.o Monroe, St. qs,es Fransi. 0qprairie
 G5y- tGcs tGr"ay and Pope. N''is' Jackson, Fista Stret. "''iirs new buildis D.. apr17tf Buena
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to the al"d5Pg, Db, offers hs pr,s. sd at Of S won,a as'lsa,sr aad attention given to. R. V. F. WAT lily. tended b. ''''c GzH Calls nro., SER ---- may29, lst as
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

5N' M. b.
 sg.a,a.yoN ssgaaNroN < tsGs soss 8 ssl1ss !, ? f0inf, Prairie e,anf eoantr5ts 5ssi. ; a.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

point Miss ET A VIZ . .ottoiwere ing, $e'ooo c+ate One Ihe Cnleu' ..a fourales, q tsrss for the cause
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
NO4aCI

' ,, N. B. TUCKER, cll n'ce \. of his profession, |'St9e citizens of. Des
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Ws vii praatf1e in fl
 iltl she equities
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L. O 8 II

DY the subscriber about the 9Th inst, prom
ID isory note 10 j. z. 81 Clair order dated IN the
Spring of 1870, signed by Harry Lord. and assigned
by j. p 81, Clair 10 myself. aud pest due Pay
nieut thereof is forbidds any other person than
myself viii reward the finder on his returning said
note % L. T. BARBER.
Joliet, Oct. S, 1861.
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ALSO AGENTS FOR
FARAGER'9
Z A T 1 NG II o u SE,
'ai'i St, nearly opposite the PO.s once, Joliet, III.
warm Meal. and Cold Lunch a. all hours.
Mortgage sale.

NJ hEREAS, DEFAULT has been made In the payment
- Ola certain promissry note executed by Aaron
barnes and dated the 26th day Of October, A. d.
~ payable TO William D. Clark order for the
ttoO and on the 23th day Of October, 1859, which
snoorsed the words following. viz: scot. &c, 1883,
nesSSIed on the note ninety dollars W. d. Clark
hHh said note is secured by mortgage sf the same
sac and duly executed by the aid Aaron IL Barnes
hd Lydia Barnes his wife. and by them acknowledge
80 recorded in the Recorders Office Of VIII County,
Illinois, in Book No. Sc Of Records on page 500 and
~, on the 18th day Of October, A d 1883. Now
sereore In pursuance OF the power Of sale contained
ssd mortgage, public notice Is hereby given that on
thursday the 18th day OF December A d 1861, at
eeock the afternoon Of said day. at the north door
~ NE Court House in Joliet VIII County, Illinois.
ss1i sell at public vendue the highest bidder for
va, the premises described In said mortgage to witt
~ number four ~ in Block mum Der in South
sport, County and State aforesaid and all the right
equity Of redemption Of said Aaron II. Barnes and
LYDIA Barnes therein, and for the purposes In said
A0rtgRSe mentioned.
WILLIAM u. CLARK, Mortgage.
- o PARKER, Atty for Mortgage.
L0ekp0rt, Nov. 9, 1861. n22
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EaV Wanted

iI, hundred Tons good Timothy and 100 Tons ND
H. c. rrairie Hay wanted, at the Hay Press near
Will be paid. ~'' '''' '''sD''' inAl Ae' price
Joliet, Nov. ]. lsS1.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million a, OF

will state TO my n lends ard the publicfn re,.,
In Justice 70 mysef that one Of our n. -
name OF Edward Savage, who professes 10 he W., -
does has caused 70 Be published such adrerti-r-n,
about o. foxs Gin Book Store and Brass JeueIrv
Do You think much Of such a Who try. 20 Il,
lure one who never in any way tried to injure him
IL nothing more than jeaiosy in business atfss =
Now viii state that for the past three yezfs n,
miscellaneous look trade. and such presume ~.
been the case With Mr. Sarages has been very small
rearreiy nothing 70 sT,-ak o. And where hns The
trade g"nes To NV York and Philadelphia 20 The
yin b4ok stor. OF Erans a1d In protection myself
nhen Was IN New York made arrAneenleuts sith
fueiishers Tor Books At very low and made ar
nansements with one Of the largest publishing housea
IN New iork 70 get me catalogue. which has been
P"oiihe Now will state nv friends and custo-
niefs OF the Western States, that have as fne Cola
sseiIy as any house has and the largest finest ans
oest selected stock Of any house In the CITY
In lev days shall receive a yer- fine adsftion "a
W ,e,rnS stock In the way Of Silver Tea Sets Gold
"hIehss silver Watches. and all kinds Of the best
sleek and all parties buying books from me
~ give iheIn 3 per cent. of q my Catalogue which
DO not wish 60 take their sift Nv Gin I.sst ha.i-
.nhuueted on different plan frnm other hose. :
AZ the tune The Sth = given viii 49, 49,, a..
oihhk book IN which the gin l. written 10 hInck nt
Hnd NUMBERED 70 CORRESPOND with the nuul-r on fbs
gosi. and Specifying the article and m tl,., - -.
SATISFIED with their gifts will take on IS ,.er esn,
from hat they paid for the books and viii euarants
All OF my patrons that they will l. well SATISFIED
Oail At o. foxs aud buy yuur Holiday Presents Y
inv hne stock OF Children, Ladies and Gents Fnrs
ana aside from Rocks what il there more useful tfar
furs in this clinatep Call early before thc -, a.
70 Eake your selections and uiil sell you al kinds
which keep lower than any other house
JOLIET, Dec. Is. 1880. nss,f
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Aleu- SS6trtisinlsats.

CITY TAXES FOR 1861.
COLLECTORS oFFICR,l
Joliet, Nov 10, 1861.
.,,c .o,,e.i 4. hereby given, that the CoIisctor's
DUEL, ~s,her with the warrant for the collection
Bc' go f,r the municipal year A. D. 1851, has
orr SuTY delivered to mo-
T @ and sT S. ssGasssd . to ss I,
ofsee ~ snectiye lakes, costs viii be made.
% Psy tnsi NJ. SEBASTIAN, City Collector.
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER q YEARS
Capital, sI mn M.
100000.

1 NsIEAD OF the TTcffs for sim-annuEl dixfaends T.,
Aahfto u premiums, usually drawn from tIs II.
sorea by stock Cumpaniss. To pay Eastern St,k.,l1
err, the rates ia the ILLINOIS INITIAL arr ~, ;,lI
arranged A. only 10 require from The MenlIr ms;
Gent money 90 pay with cNrta-y. aif Lon e a,, ~
Pehses The Premium Notes EyzF au,puutp- 10 over
Dhe NaAa''s 81 Nuiiars secured rs 4 fl-rg ,,r.,
Ihe property insured valued over Tea NiIIisrs-
his ample fund -nOri- guarantee for The 80
met Of every lo-s-fhe security Jcins all located 4,
~ mos and subject 20 Is-z Nc resi-- ava
issued out 81 tins STATE Tire Members are stff q,
no htigulin-a ios-ss being adjusted nv arre. .rbi
uatnn All Losses cashed within ninety day. tII..
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance
BOARD or DIRECTORS
d n nart LYMAN Trumbul, Robert Smith
Samuel Wade. Elia- Hibbard. Tin,otby Tnrn.r
J-W. seh~eppfe. b. ] Gilman M " i,ili5nss
beIJ- = Long l. kellenberger, Henry Ia.
r. A Hoffman, John Ataood. 81 a A,eoad
OPTIC Rs
L. kELLENDERoER, Treasurer and STeci,I 49,,
,Ap, JoliN ATWOOD. Secretary
John Bai-dsh. GesAEt. j. ~ Howard, ASH Gen Act
&sLocal AEeH's Al every county town in the STATE.
BIssELL q HEATH, Agents, JOsiet.
sept. ], 1851. 40