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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
LIBERTY AND UNION MEETING.

On Thursday afternoon select meeting Of the friends
of Liberty and Union was held in room No. 20 Astor
House. 1t appeared that the meeting bad been called
by few gentlemen who had recently met together and
adopted set Of resolutions indicating plan for tho
Organization Of Liberty and Union Committee Of
the City Of New-York" The following were the reso
lations referred TO:
Reosed That the time he's now fully come IN which, fever
the necessary Of putting down the Rebellion should BE- DIS
eusea asertsined advocated and reotey carried forward
and that Li should occupy minds and enlist the TO-
sources Of all tie loyal citizens
That In the deliberate judgment Of this meetnr II h mapifss
tht there no reasonable prospect Of ternsag present
c9nnSt as % prevent m recurrence bot by the speedy and
down the rebellion. 's
Of the United States should invited and 10 sss,st
In this great enterprise.
itiee ofhe City DO apponted Whose 6uty shall
be- by Of the and other sgsncs 70 fsc
these Objects sddresing suitable Arguments and 10 m.
people At large, especially civil and military station.
sto TO Statesmen, editors ministers Of the Gospe and ali
deemed capable OF exerng the needed influence
That the Con t,ee be authorized to sppout Treasurer and
70 appea TO all citizens Contribute the of carving
the enterprise on scale corresponding with mssn
That tho Committee have powerto ell vacancies. IN their own
oody and deemed eIpedien from time lime. incesGe
and 10 sOox ,ssP and
tnio may DO and o. the funds furnished 10 tho
o oVso may warrant publishing annually, fire.
lures ~ '' NV eAPe"'i
That tn. COMMITTEES be composed Of men who believe with
sIesoeht Lincoln that II impos,ibe for Free State and
Slave slste 10 exis, Ia the with Secretary Seward
mat o.ts.sa Freedom and slavery there "irepTsbs
religion but that nature herself cries out against Slavery that
pesee and prosperity cannot be secured until Lib
that no compreniss should be with the rebels
sna nag e Of re tines require that EnAscpAros
law Of GOD, ns letter and pra Of hs Coanfion and a. "a
.siasot q sss war Bowe, hssssDy e tho law q nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

Accordingly, about thirty gentlemen, representing
various shades Of political opinions stated yes
terday afternoon. The meeting called 10 order by
CHARL.s GOULD, esq, OF No. Hanover street. and
LEWIS Japan, esq, was called 20 the chair. The
Rev. g. L. Brace OF the Childrens Aid Society, was
appointed Secretary. Among the gentlemen present
were the Rev. Dr. Hitchcock; the Rev. Hiram Matii
son; the Rev. Mr.. Post Of Pennsylvania; the Rev.
Mr.. Brown, editor of The American Bapti,t; the
Rev. VIM. GoodeIl, editor of The Prneipla Oliver
johnson, esq, editor of TIE National Anti- Slavery
&gadard; John Jay, esq., DIR. Ritter, DR.. Alonzo
Ball, VIM T. Whiting, esq, Mr.. Hill, and Mr.. Wood
bury.
The Rev. Mr.. GooDsELL moved for the organization
Of Committee in accordance with the terms OF the
resolutions.
Mr. GOULD opened the discussion on the subject by
suggesting that If such Committee was proposed
could DO orgauzed ignoring the old Abolition stand
aids and taking the political and financial grounds
only, he would cooperate with it most heartily.
MIR. GooDELL referred to the last resolution, which
called attention specially TO the " Law OF God" and
the demands of " the Christian religion, asserting
that to be effective, the movement must DO thorough
and honest There was as much need Of good Abo-
lilion enterprise there The Cabinet was
now waiting to get an expression Of the people this
subject.
John Jay, esq., Oliver johnson, esq tho Rev. DIR.
Hitchcock and others were opposed 10 any organiza
ten just at this time. The Rev Dr. Hitchcock thought
IL advisable initiate the habits of tho Mehodsts a.
their Conferences and resolve TO stand and zee the
salvation Of God lie thought things were working
admirably, and they could only work TO one end.
The meeting adjourned in the best Of feeling prob
ably 10 meet future occasion, should the progress
Of events justify effort in the direction proposed
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-syrr la-B.sor.
Judge SHiPnAs.
THE NATIONAL LOAN.
Mr.. Seth B. Staples this morning offered his suretes
agent for the negotiation Of The National Loan at
Westgori, Conn. The Judge accepted the suretics
offered.
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THE WAR FOR 1HE union.
vpo,z ruE nLoCKADING SQUADRON

uusy yinaes--The Steam Gathering Kan OF
FLOATING Battery-Great Suffering Of tho
Poorer Clnsses In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nfcation between Texas and New-Orsenns
Brsken-sixteep Prizes Captured By tho
south -DisafEectisn Among the
Rebel Troops at Pensacoia.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS. James Tempelton, on the fourteenth
W d,v Of Nav. 1889, executed and delivered to
r,rrhqr o. sharpe his two certain pronissory notes
,r1- 10 the said sharpe order, Of said notes
~ tts ann Of s2Os 81 due and payal lie before
a. AT d,y Of April A d. 1851 and the other Of said
a., 3v Of October A. D. 1861, which said notes were
,,r.j IN be- paid by the certain Mortgage Deed Of
:, q rsy1sten and Sarah Tempeltnu wife Of said
f mon inc real estate hereinafter described, aud
i.sripz even date with the said notes, which said
M-t,-a was duly recorded in the Recorders office Of
Viii County State Of Illinois, in Book 81 Of Records
o., nae, 70 And whcrtas, on the 2Gth day of March,
4 i I,Gi the said Bernhard u. Sharpe duly sold and
assigned the said notes ard Mortg &c with power OF
I,tirpay duly made, executed, &c, 70 Thomss Dog
A nd vybrreas def.nlt haNii been made in the pay
paut II the said prUmissory notes, and each OF them
,rdpg 10 the tenor and effect thereof in pursuance
IN. mower Of sale In the said Mort gage contained and
yrs1,d pubic notice l. hereby given. that o. satur
az The 10Th dav df November, A. D. lS6l at ten o.
10Y +, tho forenoon Of the said day last aforesaid, at
~ Court House, tnwit: at the North door of the
Cprt Hou, in the city Of Joliet IN VIII Couu1a IA
sail Stale shall sell at public veudue to the highest
Lllar for cash. the ral estate mentioned in the said
N1rt.a.ss and described fullnws, to-wit: The
south hiifof the North West quarter OF the North
t quarter auI the south East Juurtgr Of the North
West quarter rnj the South Wet quarter @: The North
West 1ttaripr Of Section three 80. an ina Township
fhirtyfur $50 North of Range nine tg) East IF the
tbirI priuciual meridian IN said VIII Comfy, aud
State " Illinois. containing one hundred acr moro
~ les with the building and improvements thereon
together with all right aud equity Of redemption
thereof 0fihe said James frmpclton and Sarah Tenn
p 90 their heirs and assigns therein, aud for the
purposes in said Mortgage stated.
THOMAS DDIG, Assignee ofsail
Mortgage end Airy IN fact of said sharpe
Joliet October 10, 1851. ulS-lw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fox,s.

viii state to my fiiends and the publein general
IN justice 70 myself that one Of our eftze- - -
name Of Edward Savage. who PROCESSES 10 h. ,rhst -
does has caused 70 be published such adverti.sG AIT
ABOUT o. fox's Gin Book Store and Brass JeueIry
Do Yen think much Of such n man who trxs fn.fyx
yure one who never in any way tried 20 injuf. him.
IL - nothipg more than jeal0-y in business matts-.
Now VIII state that for the past three wears nv
miscellaneous Book trade. and such presume has
been the case With Mr. sayage. has been very small
scarsely nothing 10 sIeak Of. And where has the
trade sunes To NV York and PHILADELPHIA 10 ths
6ft Book Stcr- % Evan-. ad in protection 10 mvIf,
when VAS IN New York made arrangements - in
Publishers for Books At ve.y Low rates and r.de ar
anenents With one Of the largest publishing fUuses
IN Neu York O. get lie catalogue, which has been
inhhrhfd Vow viii state 70 niy friends and cas.-
nisr- 81 the Western States that have a. fne Gold
5eNelry n any house has and the largest finest and
"ssi selected stock Il auy house In the CITY
IN ~ esys shall receive a YER fne addition 10
~ p.'-it -f,-A in The WY of Silver Tea Sets Gold
"al,it-- S'iFfr Watches. and al kinds the best
e'ti -tcs ard all parties huyiuEt books from me
Wis Effe Thea = Der cent. NJ u nv C.saln.ue whrh
= better ihe1 fricuE savage. 10 rr cent n th1
40 not Ni-h . take f'er KIN. Wy Gin Book business
= S.-iet-l On q diHtrerf plan frefu other hozses :
~ tif t'f- N" gin q given I VIII shax then, the
lahh book IN which the gin Is written ia tlarl fpt
Hni terei = correspond with the u-mt-ro on the
goods aud sirrtyiuE the article. audff fbex - -,
satisfied with their gifts viii take az - mr. osn,
from " hat they paid fr the book ana uiii -aranfe
All 81 my patrons thai they viii lie aefl ssrfser
Cali a o. foN's AID buy year Holidav Presents
nave me stock 81 Children. isdies and Gents Turs
ana aside from Books what Is there more r-,fni tIan
furs IN this ciimsfe9 Call carly heE.re fbe So =
70 make your -jecfioHs aud Will ell You al kinds
which keep lower than any ether house.
Joliet. Dec. ., 1850. INST,
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commissioners Notice.

--oTrrE IL hereby given to all persons interested,
y ,bat The Commissioners heretofore appointed by
- common Council Of the City Of Joliet TO reconi-
mend an assessment for The pIrPSse Of repairing the
,ns North to point 1872 feet south Of north
t'n Rlck nineteen, Canal Trustees Subdiv VIZ
e. rs. T IS r. 10 z, will meet at the Office of the
- ~ ~ an "wednesday the 23d day Of October inst,
y ~ Ia ,,elork A. NJ for the purpose Of entering on
ssS 5ntics as commissioners, At Which time and place
@ l near any objections suggestions, relative to
,bs repair Of said side walk.
tn' ''F"' p J. MURPHY,
PHILLIP BREEDER, ICONS.
MICHAEL CLABBY,)
1,., Oct. i2th 1861. nls-2w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
TAX SALE NOTICE.

4 LL'Uersons concerned. will please take notice,
Il that Ht sale Of lands, town and city lots for
st County and special taxes and costs for the year
is y made in pursuance Of Law. in the county of viii,
80. state Of Illinois. the 2Sth day Of May, 1850
sIA that am the legal holder OF the purchase
as by Of the following described tracts Of lands
ana lots, sold At said sale and that the time Of re-
compton thereof from said sale will expire in two
year from tie date Of said sale, and the redemption
VII bc double the amount sold for, and subsequent
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon and cost of
alggTti,iuc tn-git:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
Tax Sale Notice

ID Persons concerned win please take notice that
Er'csi sale OF lands town and city lots for
fjr n 'aN' and costs due and unpaid there on
.trp,,s year 1852 made in pursuance Of law In the
Arm WI and State Ct Illinois, the 25th day Of
fr .r.iI AMI one on the 18th day OF JanuAry 1850
the eI improvements ana that the undersigned is
purct holgr by purchace and assignment Of the
and t., Vefuhcates Of the following described lots
ri e OF lands sold at said sales and that the time
Years s- tiereot from sales will expire in two
vii f the date Of said sales, and the redemption
taxes a. .u9ie the amount sold for and subsequent
costs Of r Ai ey me with ten per cent interest and
Jot A. 20 u Of Lot 2 Block e6, Original Town of
mount sold for 5000. ''''i'iO' W '''is''
Joliet Oct 18th, 1901. " n slh' III H.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
THE INV Aids HOME
III. KNAPP, N. d,
FoRNERLr or y. " mas OPENED AZ
IL + X Nj A Il Y,

IN CHICAGO I'LL.
on new system. which embraces the most approx
~ Cd methods OF treSfing Diseases in this any
other country. All Female Diseases. Lung Diseases,
Cancers aud rheumatism, special diseases treated
in this Institution. IN the treatment Of which,
a-= had more experince greater than the
Doctor. HE consultations. for years. have averaged
from nve 20 six ttuus md year The following dis
eases which are pronounced iHcsTdLie by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with In this
stitutiou. All nervous and neuralgia affections, dis
eases Of women, all forms Of scrofa. dyspepsia
stpation, skin Diseases and Tuberculous
affections, including pulmonary consumption, rhcuma-
tisin, PHflys- epilepsy, Asthma, salt rheum. remit
tent and Intermittent fryers diseases children
He has had extensive practice aud wonderful
cess in the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cures
without the knife. He treats successfully. a new
method, all the dissascs Of the EVE and EAR.
Remember, the dO1or ioes not profri-e 90 cure all
stages uf diseases While diseases cURaBLE If
taken in all Stages not. Tonr NAV Re
durable this week. not neNt-fo dav not Tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building Pleasantly located spacious and Will
accomnIo ate several hundred patients. No Gaze will
be received where there suA doubts of cure or
relief The best nurss- only employed. WhO. with the
phy sicAu will make all feal horne that nut them
selves under the care Of hi- institution.
TERNS-from ten to ifees dollars per week. izrari-
ally udrapoe No patient taken IN lees than
month, can he satisfied n the benefit
they may receive in Chrnuic Diseases in les time
Many patients, Who not able 10 90 the IuGr-
injury, can be successfully treated at me, which Will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month.
All letters, inclazing letter stamp, addressed 20
prompt sttentioB.
Generalization free. Office Hours from n. to o. x
Office l7s south Clark ST.. Clark and Monroe
sept. IL, $50. Misty
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cnmmI.sloners NotIce.

-cr1cE 4. hereby given to all persons interested
a -, he Commissioners heretofore appointed by
crn,unn Council Of the city Of Joliet, 20 recon-
the essrDrnt for the repair OF the side Walk,
meh4 side Of Bluff Street. from Oneida Street to
o. n. ,rf meet at the Office Of the City Clerk,
iay the sd day Of October inst. at 10 o'clock
PnOs OF PI5i ,ie asa 'R Pce d%ti' s
,lu oiections or suggestions relative TO the
pshs =" WIZ. 7. BARRETT,
HENRY YOUNG. CONS
THOS. r. HUNTER,
Ant or,oier T. 1851. nlS-2w
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NOTICE.
ESTATE or wM. PATTERSON. pBCl

fsIAII- Ut WI. PATTERSON, DC y.
DUBbiC notice is hereby given that on the ard
4 Monday Of Nov next, shall attend before
the County Court Of will County IN the city ofJolie,
Tor the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF VIM. Patterson. late of said
couaty. decd sben and where all claimants az mott.
ed ana requested 10 attend and present their claims
IN writing against said estate for adjustment
HI persons indebted said estate also request
ed 70 make payment 10 the undersigned without DELAY
CAROLINE PATTERSON, Executrix.
Dated Sept. p, 1881. ais er
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15

FTAkEN ur in the Town Of Green Garden by James
l Gregg on the 2jI day Of September, A. D. 1851,
10 mares the one supposed to be 10 years old, If
btownish color, with ittle white the hind feet
10 hands high, has each butt0ci and nppras-
% at t55 the other black bay color, supposed TO be
! % years old, with no marks except few white
hNrs on the forehead, and small white spot on the
ia''a; Is u bands high and apprised ut fG5. true
coy from uy estrSy Book.
VIZ. TONNER, Co. Clerk.
Solicit, Oct 10 1861.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15

IETHEREAS, default has been mad IN the payment
" ofacgr'aiu prours DRY note executed ly sheldon
Harmon and ANN, =. Harmon his WIFE, and d.trd tho.
seventh i1y 90 uctobr \. D. 1870. payable 10 William
p'u.ou or order, FOR the sum Of one Thousand one
hundred md r h'y do'lJr-. uul dine six months after
date. nhcl, said note is secured by mortgage bearing
cau date with suid nltc and winch mortgage is
duly executed by sail sheldon Harmon AMI Anna t.
H4rlog his vile, and recorded in the Recorder
Office Of Wal County, IN the State Of lnois in Book
u, 10 ptge ~.
Now Therefore in pursuance of the power ~ sale
contained iu -ll Mortgage, puJiir notice Is hereby
given ih4t ou Saturday tn -steeath Grth) day Of
November A. D. 1861, Ut the hour Of one o'clock in thr
afternoon o. aid day. ~ the North door 81 the Court
Iuss i On" city oi Joliet IN the County ct VIII and
Slate &c Illinois. shall sell ct public vonluc, e. the
tshf 5iler for cash, the premises described ia said
uorfns" 10 Wit. Lot u1mber three 90 IN Block NUM-
Der -i'yuine Sgl. Ia the village Of Lockport, in said
County q VIII and State Of Illinois: together With all
'tr right and equity Of redemption OF SAID Sheldon
Harmon anil Anna =. Harmon his wife, their heirs ami
1ss - f.,r-iu and for the purpose Ia said mor gage
HaIitued.
WILLIAM J. DENTON, Mortgage.
"'tri Narcrrillc, Oct. ith. loul. (ulb 4w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
-. ,nd.pendent voters OF VIII Co,

a., rrdersirned offers himself to toe independent
Inc u gW;lI County. as an Independent Candidate
yoi,,''' g;rs Of County Treasurer. at the ensuing
o. , ,S election. My Platform Is the Constitution
No',II e I'non as our Fathers made it, ignoring all
equ''' oSu' BENJAMIN RICHARDSON.
r,,iat October Z, 1861.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15

The Invisible Wire Performer.
y whose brilliantly graceful positions
4iuh single wire, at consider-
'ols elevation from the ground,
Xc'te universal admiration. In
ruth, this singElarIy beautiful
fsriur Entertainment il card
~hich needs only To be known TO
Induce thousands TO visit the Pc
viii"n for the purpose Of seeing n
alone.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
THE MARKETS.
JoIiet Price Current,
JOLIET, oct. is, 1901.
y1tu SN6ntissments.
county Judge.

IN MEssss, EDTroRs:
<fS.j s,Ra.rI offer myself as a candidate for
Ekssd the ONCE Of County Judge Of win Conn
ELL ~. at the ensuing election, the standard
i bear Is ''n' rus b.. cRANDALL.
LII. Sept. 2. 1851.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
Mortgage Sale.

Mortgage Sale.
Nv HEREAS, default has been made in the payment
w oftwo certain prom-ory notes, bearing da the
eth day Of september A. D. 1850, and dine and payable
that 20 say. cf said notes payable twelve months
otter date, and fifteen months alter cate. for the
sum Of Two Hundred and fifty dollars $4,000, that
- to say. one for Two IIunndred dollars, payable
Twelve months after date and fer Fifty dollars
payable fifteen months after date, said notes ers~ing
respectively ten per cent interest per aunumn from
the date thereof. which said notes described in,
Robert Lamping and Mary Lsnpin- his wife, dated
the ninth lay of September. A. D. la6, snd recorded
IN the Recorders Office Of Will County in the State Of
Illinois, IN Bo k 81 Of Mortgages on page 392
Now Therefore, in pursuance Of the powers of sale
ana Conditions ia said mortgage, public Boiice j.
hereby given that on the 10th day of October. A d
1851 between the hours Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
ana three o'clock Of the afternoon of that day, at the
Eorth door OF the Court House. in the city Of Joliet
county ofWiii and State Of Illinois, / vii sell al
public auction to the highest hi for cash the prem
LOT thee ~. IN Block six 90. in S,hooi Section Adj
toh 70 Joliet now part Of tae city Of Joliet said
,eser1bed promises. being situate the west side Of
toilet street north Of the X. r. R., with the tene
cents hereflitsments and sppuTtrnances thercHnto
seiongihg, and all right and equity OF redemption Of
ne zsid Robert Lamping and Mary Lamping his wife,
their heirs and assigns therein.
FRACEs McDoNSAU6H, Mortgage.
D. g GROVER ATTY
Joliet, Sept, IL. l,pl
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15

INSTEAD - tho Tvefts for sirni-annrsi ,-;lens. In
addition {" premiums. usually drawn fruu, the n,
-nsri by stock Companies 10 uay Eastern ztortold
rr- m rates m the iLtfS0is Hrrrsr are % easifsII
arranged 4 only % reqsire from the Member. sue
cert nluncs 90 pay. with cTtriafy. all La e. AID ex-
P-i-e- The Premium Aote-. now amounting IN over
f,ts h'Ht'" Il IoiifrS secured y a i'm utsou
the property insured valued az over Ten Mi,Iisps-
lhs ample fGut snnTs gnarautss fa- the pay-
aefi 81 every lo'~-;ie security being AL located in
u mos. an suite 81 own laws no policies are
as'e! ont ~ tii- Fate The Members are subject 70
n" tSTtin-a!i iO-s's -inz adjusted by agreed arlI-
usiipn. All lo->,- c@-,iyd within uin.fy day. than
occur under Policies paid yearly ia ADVANCE.
B0APD or DIRECTORS
d l. Hart LYMAN Frumiuli, Robert Smith.
Samuel Male. Elia- IL. bard. TiffptbY T,,r1s,
Nv. .rh<c pple 2. J. Gilman. n " Billing-
B-ui- ,. Long l. Eelsa ber-er Henry -
Z. a huHii-ih' sofn Atwood, II. q. Atwood,
OFFICE Frs
,,-- y. @. ATM OOD. President
a. hhLi-E-' bfi'" AH Treasurer. aud Special Agent
JOHN Atwood. Secretary
""iln i,ts as l. J. Z Howard ASH Gen Agt
- L'tal Agehs NJ every county town IN the State.
hissELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet.
Sept. ], 1861. 40
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MASTER JsKEs Enslasns

Just retnrn-d from abroad, tbs
Principal Equestrian in the world;
he naked horse ehsmpion-in ali
his wonderful Achievement.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15

From Pike Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, In ali her role Of the
New Ballet, pronounced by first
Masters incompatible also in
~ut"ndid Double Dances with Mile.
Alira
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-15
MILE. ALICE,

Tho most deliEhtful of ETuestrfau
Ladies, IN her brilliant Act Of
Horsemauship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backward ith
~ much ease ~ forward, flying
Through balloons and over banners,
ami forming pictures Of such ele-
gauee and grace, n TO have gained
COR her the sobriquet Of Queer Of
Love ar,I pe.ufN
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ABDNLLAU,

TN his great four horse Demon Ac:,
The elegantly formed, and besutI-
'iuliy married, and highly trained
Arabian horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
anellaw6mo. tn. '''''' u'0es'eo'
SUPREME COURT --u.v.J

Kane vs. Aaron Cio'e, Assignee and Resser H. MIA =
Notice Is hereby givrn TO the creditors OF RFIIaES
MEAD and all The other persons hsvig o,us AVID de-
against the property money and Effects Ct said Ruhsa
Mead Of the CITY If New YORK which have COM nte a.
hands OF Aaron Close under and by viae Of the s,n
20 bin mad. BY ReqbeU H. Mead dated Jolly H. 1861 ADD 10
corded 10 the New York Comfy CLERKS Office July H. 1891
% in sni exhibit and prove their claims and demand, he
fore the gnr1 Charles A. POI body, the rel. sp
pointed that purpose by order Of III Cout Dec~-
Der II, lgl my Office No 80 Wal street IN the City u
NewYork, before the llh day Of February i5oi
you shall b. ered from all be5e6s Of aid assignment and
of the nnds property thereby spproprsed - fcn ~
fenedt of any decree which nsy be made 10 HI. action
ted De ,eniber H. l8ol CHI A. PEABODY,
DIS law6w rh Rs.efss.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. until the Both Decem.

ber l9 invited for furnihing the United Stses SUP
sistsrcr Department ~ iih FLOUR.
About barrels will be- required Of hisn gisoe ~
Flour, be de'e ed in Washington. a. TIE ksoad DePos,
or Warehou,e. ~ Wa,huroa or Veoesown s'me TINS
between the 1t and 4 IN Of Isuuuy, 1861
barrel OF the flonr IL be Inspected just before IL
received The Flour be equal In quallty to the sam
pies 70 be obisrfd tLeCspol Bakery, Washington CITY
Bids to be dirc,sd 10 Major A. BECK"IlH, Z. 81 u o.
A. aud irAofsed Proposals."