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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24
Sheriff" Sale.

BY virtue Of s.writ of Venditione EIponas 10 me
directed, will be exposed public vendue at tho
hotel door of Charles B. FOxwell. in Smyrna, Duck
Creek hundI ed. Kent county and State OF Delaware
on MONDAY the 2Sth day Of July. A. D., 1872 ut 2I
o'clock. IN the following real estate 10 wit: The
property Of William X CRhoon
No ALI that certain lot, piece parcel Of land
situated an Methodist street, the town oi Smvrr
Duck Creek hundred. Kent county and State Of Della.
ware. adjoining lands Of DR. Samuel Nj. Fiser and
Peterson a. Mustard and said contain one .fnur th
OF an acre, he he same more or less The improve.
meLts upon which are iwO-stOrV brick Dwelling
house IN tenure OF Richard Mitchell.
No. 2.-Allh his undivided one half part Of all that
certain farm tract of land situated the east -de
OF tho road leading irSn Smyrna TO Dover. in Duck
Geek hundred. Kent county and SnIe of Delaware,
nIJrIu'ng lands oil joseph Reynolds, 6 Garrison and
Jeph " Hotecker. and other lands and said TO con.
ain sevenIy-IiVe acres, more or less Tbs improve
menIs upon which are a one and n hall story frame
Dwelling house and kitchen attached, smoke house,
barn. stables and other Outbuildgs in tenure of self
Also. at the same time and place, The following
real estate the property OF Joseph Carrow. TO witt
Ill that certain building lot fronting on Commerce
street, in said town Of Smyrna, said county and State
aforesaid. adjoining lands Of Benjamin Benson, and
the lot Occu pied by James f. Black for lumber yard
more less. No imprOV ements
Seized and taken in execution the property OF
William X. CahoOn and Joseph Carlow. and will be
sold for cash by PENNELL EMERSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office. Dover. Del, July slh. 1869.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

One Of the citizens of Helena, Arkansas,
where Gen. Curtis is toned. is /" Old Sutton"
"Old Suit" is a herd.shell Baptist, aud dis.
cusses baptize old rye with equal facility. He
has family prayers regularly, and one morning
was heard TO pray as follows:
"Oh Lord, bless the glorious Southern Con-
federacy Bless their arms aud bless their
counsels Oh Lord, thou hest comma nded
us to pray for our enemies. suppose we
ought to- suppose we ought to pray for the
Yankees; but, oh Lord, it is mig hty bitter
pill.
SMALL CHANGE.-Some of the banks of Phil.
adelphia have commenced issuing due bills for
checks presented for payment, when il is
thought the drawers intend making deposits
in other banks. This is done only where
silver must be paid out in sums less than a
dollar.
Governor Wasburne, of Maine, announces
that the State government will psy $50 bounty
to each recruit for the new regiments, end $35
TO those joining The old regiments.
Typhoid fever is very prevalent at Redmond
There are 6fly-one hospitals in the city, al
crowded with sick and wounded.
The Massachusetts regiments now in III,
| held will be filled up To their foil quota. Boz
ton Common ia the recruiting headquarters
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suBsIsFING ON TIE ENEMY.

The orders OF Gen. Pope, with reference 10
supplies for his army 10 Virginia. 60 further
thaO any issued heretofore by generals in con.
maud but they do not 60 step too far,
Heretofore there has been too much respect
paid 70 the rebels ia arms, aud their provisions
hays been unmolesied, while the armies I'D.
vanced slowly. dragging along with them
trains of thousands Of sIx.mule wagons, the
mere guarding of which, in an enemy'a country,
employed large part of the marching force.
Pope says that wherever practicable, bis troops
will subsist on the country where the opera.
lions are carried on. Supplies will be taken
whore found, and vouchers will be given TO the
Ow0ers stating that they will be payable at the
end Of the war, on proof being given OF the
owners loyalty from the date Of the vouchers
This Is the way 10 secure loyalty; for the
paper they get for their provision will be worth.
less il they are disloyal.
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MISCELLANE OU 5 q.
War NJ eWs.
UNITY CF ACTION.


We receive from Washingtop a semi Official
iptimston of the meaning of the recent impor-
iaOI occurrence which have come to the know.
ledge Of the public through indirect channels
A dispatch from Washington states: al is
known that the President has ressnlly visited
Lieut.-Gen. Scott, aud subsequently, Gen. Me
Clslan and the Army ofthe PO,omsc, and now
he has the benefit Of their experience, as well
ss that OF Gen. Pope, Gen Mitchell. and other
distinguished military officers. The expected
presence in Washington OF Major. General
Halleck becomes important 10 this connection.
The current belief is that he will not take the
field, but be iulrusted with Important duties in
Washington" TAc arrangements now known
20 be contaminated, and in course of cOnsum.
nation, are expected TO secure everywhere
unity Of action, or a specific plan Of opera.
tons agains. the enemy, the better 10 insure
success, aud TO prevent all cOnHiss Of jurscic
Aim
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24
Sherih''s Sale.

BY virtue ola writ Of vendihone CxpOnas. to me
directed will exposed TO public vendue the no.
tel door of Charles b. FoXwel in the town OF Smyrna
Duck Creek hundred, Kent county and State OF Della.
ware on MONDAY, the 2sth day of July. A. ID. 1862,
at two O'clock p. M, the following real estate to
wit:
No. l.-Al that certain piece parcel Of land sit
uGted in the town of Smyrna, Duck Creek Ehupdred
Kent county and State OF Delaware, fronting on Com.
meTce street. IN sind town. and adjoining lands of
james X. Clements. Joseph Carlow aud other lands,
and said to contain and one.ourth acres more or
less The improvements are a twOstoIy brick dwell.
ing house and kitchen attached. frame carriage shop,
blacksmith shop, and other 0utbuiluings in tenure
OF self and Joseph Cnrrsw.
No. 2-All his undivided right and interest said 10
be half part OF all that cerIan farm tract piece
or parcel oil land situated in Duck Creek hundred,
Kent county and State Of Delaware fronting on the
road leading from Smyrna TO Dover. adjoining lands
of Jose PHI Reynolds G Garrison Joseph V. Hohecker
and other lands. and raid contain seventy five acres
be the same more less. The Improvements upon
which one story and hall frame d we'll ling house
frame kitchen attacked barn, stables. carriage house
and other out buildings.
Seized and taken in execution rs the property Of
Benjamin Benson. and will he sold for ash by
PENNELL EMERSON. Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Dover, Del, JULY 9Th, 1862.
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Tbs METHODIST CHURCH SouIR The
Methodist Episcopal Church South is losing a
large number of members in the Border States
10 Missouri there seems to be general desire
on the part Of the loyal members to discoDnect
themselves from a church which has been using
her entire influence 10 favor of the rebellion
Many members Of the church in Missouri have
joined the Methodist Episcopal Church North,
whose ministers and lalIy are unanimously in
favor of emancipation. A general convention
of loyal citizens heretofore connected with the
Southern Methodist Church has been called to
meet at Louisiana, No.. on the first Wednesday
of August next, 10 deliberate on the expediency
of a separation from the rebel church. Parson
Brownlow has likewise announced his inten.
ton OF leaving the Southern Methodist Church
and, on his return to Tennessee, 10 "seL up q
church Of his own"
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Guns and Pistols =!

Tho subscriber informs the citizens Of SMYRNA and
the country adjacent that he has taken the house for.
mery occupied by julius Passauer opposite he Car.
riage Factory OF Cahoon 4 Carlow. on Commerce 81.
where he is prepared make all kinds Of FIRE
ARh1S-Rihes, MuskeIs. Shot. Guns. Pistols. &c.
He is complete master of his trade, having learned
the business in Germany. and worked for some time
in the principal establishments in thIs country.
All kinds of Repairing done on reasonable terms
je27-3m NICHOLAS GLATT.
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Rhodes Super-Phosphate.

Farmers who have not used Rhodes Super-P hos-
phate informed that lop-dressing with this stand
I'd MHEure will enable them to use their corn land
in late seeding. which IL important to insure good
crop.
Rhodes Manure being highly concentrated great
economy can be used IN the application. 10 the
For sale by
Oct. 10Th. '6l. EDWIN WILMER.
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Farmers, Look Out.

All persons interested in the use Of the fol-
lowing articles are requested to examine my
stock, consisting of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat RaIles,
Revolving Rukes. Hand Rakcs. Barley Forks,
Cutiyators, Flows, Harrows. Ground Rollers,
&c. JOHN MILLAWAY.
N. B.--Agent for Kirby's AMERICAN HAR.
vEsTER, MANNEY's REAPING MACHINE and
TARAsHING MACHINE. PELroN's TRIPLE GEAR
HORSEPOWER, Hand CorDshelers, Power Shell.
lers, &c. iva
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Runaway

Runaway from the premises Of the subscriber,
on Monday, 30 inst, white indenlutsG ap.
prentice boy to the farming business, named
Morgan Truax, aged Is years. He is dark
eomplexhoned and his face is considerably pit
ted with The smallpox. liberal rewsrd will
be given for any information leading TO his
whereabouts. JOHN TRUAX
jy3 4w. Near Smyrna. Del.
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complete assortment OF Cutlery. such as Knives
and torAs Carvers Seels, PeH-knIves, Scissors. Ra.
nnG SIrops. &c.
The attention Of tho Indies is also called 10 his as
ortnent OF Sewing Needles. Knitting Needles. Pins,
Ihmbles. Shields reaspo and la Of the
finest quality. Ironing AZ paratus, &C.
Also. an assortment VI Fire Ane- >kaies Dinner.
bells. And 'Ons. Shove!s and Tong Coffee allie SlE
ters. Frying Pans Waffle irrns &c
All the above articles Will be said al prices lever
Than be bought el,ewhere Please call and 81.
anime for yOuFselI ca where you VIII always find Llm
ready and willing to accommodate the public on tho
best terms.
ieb3 J. F. WILLIAMS
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

Governor COrtin has issusd his proclamation
for twenty one new regiments, 10 serve nine
moasbs. Recruits 10 ill Up The old regiments
will be received for one year. The Governor
calls on the inhabils nts ofthe counties. cities,
boroughs and townships 10 secure the requisite
nutnbet. He does not wish to call an extra
session Of The Legislature tOrsihs purpose.
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REcauIrIEa.

9rbe Harrisburg pRion says the recruits now
leosaing in are for the old regiments. This
week tboge for the new levy will come in. and
from infotmatioH j. Fecsiyes from different parts
Pflhe, Stats, the plumber will rather astosish
ihose who haye been talking OF drafting. ..--l
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Bricklaying, Plastering, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he is prepared to 10 all kinds Of Brick
work. PIasIering, Masonry, &C.. with neatness aud
dispatch.
He also keeps constantly on hand the best quality
PLASTER9 Brick AllOrders left al the store Of g. b.
Allen or at the subscribers, will prompt al.
tentiOn. ALVEN ALLEN,
APPLY Smyrna. Del.
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- The division Of General Slsyens. like that Of
Bafsside. has arrived 10 Virginia. Thus the
two important departments Of North carolins
and South Carolina are weakened. and our sOc-
esssssid those quarters rendered comparatively
useless sxcsps for the purposes af blockade.
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School Books and School
FINDINGS.

The undersigned has purchased an assortment Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, SIatonary-Pens. (Gilleu's) Ink.
Pcn-holders, Pencs,-&c., which he Will sell at re
duced prices and having made arrangr ments with
several houses in Philadelphia, will furnish promptly
and al the shortest notice any and all kinds Of misce
laneous Books which may be ordered
Book Depository IN the front room OF his Office on
Commerce street. first door above Tschudy & Collins
store
N. B-Terms invariably in advance.
J. 5. BURLINGTON.
Smyrna, April ], 1861.
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DIE o.,

In this town on the 10Th inst, George W..
san of Henry J. and Mary E. Savage, aged
months and 81 days.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

DuFisg the latter part oil last week several
freight and passenger steamers on the western
.rivsrs have been fired into BY rebels.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24
CLOAK AND MANTILLA
EMPOBTTNs
Trimming and Variety
~HaDMRM<

Main st seconds door from corner Of Com.
merce, Smyrna, Delaware.
The subscriber having taken the store formerly oc
cuied by Jacob Raymond, respectfully invites the At.
tention OF the Ladies' Of Smyrna and vicinity 10 her
new stock OF DRKss TRIMMINGS and NOTIoNs, which
will be sold Rttho lowest prices LADIES' CIOAKS
and MANTlLLAS Of the very latest styles kept con.
sIantly on hand. 01r Also, LADIES' DRESSES,
CLOAkS. and CIIlLDREN'S CLOTHING cut and
mads IN The most fashionable STYLE and The Short
@ N notice
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

ready for service under the recent call for ad-
dliouaI troops. The quota of Illinois under
this call is nine regiments. The Governor
wants 10 know if the GOvernment will not
accept the additional regiment
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NOTICE.

-. ShYREA. June llth. 1863
This is TO certify that have no authorized agent
traI aact business ia my aame. EDWARD BECK.
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Novelty! Comfort! Economy
"a STOVES! STOvES!!A
eg& VIVA. g. GREEN, @S

SMYRNA, DEL,
Having peTchase the business of John III Graham
is now prepared to furnish to the people ofSmyrna
and country around the greatest and best variety Of
Stoves ever offered to THIS place and at prices to SUIT
the times: such an Cooking. Parlor, Bal. Room. and
Church Store, heaters. &c. &c. would parlicu
larly call attention tie The Royal Cook as being N
every respect the best Cooking Stove now in use for
Wood or Coal. having very long Fire Chambers
Likewise do all kinds Of JOB WORK IN connection
with the Stove business such putting up Heaters
Roofing, Scouting. Guuering. either with Iron TIN
or Copper, at the lowest rates. and with prompt dis
patch.
Will deliver Stoves in any part ofthe Town or coun
try aud put them up free OF charge and warrant them
to give satisfaction If managed as directed IF any
person about 10 boy Stove IN the ces as they ho
been doing years past, will call at my place will DC
satisfied they eau save money by buying al home.
share Of public patronage is respectfully soIici
| ted. WILLIAM s. GREEN
jn29 SMYRNA, Delaware.
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Thomas Carlow,

mas just returned from the city with and hand
'Ome stock Of Goods. ada pied 20 the season. and in
Goods to pay him an early call. Special attention
is called TO his large and handsome assortment OF
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n OTTO e

Il hereby given that John VaRGasken and John NJ.
Voshell trading under the firm of Jno. VanCiasken g.
Co.. have closed out the stock Of Lumber, aud Yard
john c. Bailey They respectfully request all per-
IN. indebted them 10 forward and settle their
accounts on or before the first day or July 1862 and
lso ihose indebted iC John NJ Voshell and Voshel d
Savn, by the same, they will place them in an Of.
fees hands for collection. JOHN Nj. VOSHELL,
and JNO YASGASKEN L. CO.
Smyrna, Nav 23d. 1869
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,

DRESS GOODS, HATS & CAPS. BOOTS
and Shoes. Chill Iren's Fancy Shoes. Slippers and
Caters Gc Ladies' Slippers and Caters, and Gel-
eral Assortment of Cheap Goods.
May Goth, I662.Im
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

Information has been received at Wsshingto
OF Gen. Csrlton's expedition from California
having reached Santa Barbara. Arizona. in
safety and fine condition. 1t will shortly ss.
cute the restoration 10 the authority Of the
Unite. o.A,es of Fort Fillmore, Arizona, and
FOrI Bliss, Texas.
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ktsfstf a GALLANT ILLINOIS. ~, $500
irhs Governor Of Illinois ssri.ss 70 the PreHi
9sEt that he has one hundred fall companies
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

The Richmond papers OF the 18th, contains
the announcement of the death of the hOaEy
traitor Gen. Twiggs. He died at Augusta on
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

A detashmenl OfGen. POPe's army tsok pO
secession Of GordonsvlIle. Va, on The I7th inst.
SEa destroyed all The railroad para phernalia a
'ha. fs:at The lOss of thio important rsi.roat
pOin, ia the State seriously effects the reception
Of supplies in Richmond
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

Gen. Sige's picke,s near the gap at LauEay,
"a, have almost daily skirmishing With the
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

Three hundred and twenty. eight released
pRion prisoners, who were recently coBfned
peveHtsen days in Richmond, arrived at Balti.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

The rebel army in the Peninsula has fallen
back ten miles.
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Gen. Pope has reported to ihs War Depart
msns the success of a cavalry expedition, which
made 9 descent upon the. Virginia Contra
rairosd, at Beaver Dam Creek. 35 miles from
Richmond. The Railroad depot. which con,
tanned 10000 rounds Of muskst ammunition
100 barrels OF -four and other stores, togslhel
with several miles of railroad track and tsle
graph wire, were destroyed.
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Prompt measures are being taken TO suppress
lbe demonstrations Of the rebel guerrilas in
Tennessee and Kentucky. Gen. Nelson arrived
at Nashville on Thursday with heavy rein.
forcsmeuls, and assumed command there.
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CUTLER Y.

such as ShOvelI Spades, Bridle-blts Draw ing nj,
Saws, ScyIhes, with all other Tools desirable
Fam
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No military movements Of consequence are
reported ss having taken place in Gen. Me.
CIellan's army. SUbss,.uce, supplies are re.
ceiVed without difficulty.
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PINKINC g. STAMPING.
AN kinds Of Sewing Done by
Machine.
and all atthe lowest city prices. would call parcm.
lar attention Of the Ladies 10 my assortment Of PAT
Terms, which am constantly receiving from the
city. Ladies DREss. CLOAK. MANrILLA and SLIEyE
PATTERNS IN the greatest variety. also ChIldren's
Having perfect knowledge of the business, aud by
strict attention to the same, hope merit a share Of
public patronage.
jnl9 REDECCA c. CRADDoeK.
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Hardware Store.

Tho undersigned. successor TO VIM Wilds, would
respectfully inform the public Tint he has opened a
large and complete assortment Of Hardware Goods
IN the house recently occupied iy |. d. Hamilton
COmmerCe ST., SAN RNA. Consisting of
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-07-24

The ten Rew iron.clad gunboats will oil be
put in commission within three months. The
NeU Ironsides will soon be ready for duty.
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We have particulars Of the position. move
ments add strength OF The various eorps under
Gsns Rosecrans. Buell., Sherman, MsClernsnd
e aud Grant, but it is net deemed prudent tc
state them at large. IL ia enough TO know
that the army lin tip-top condition, and eager
fer active operations.
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SOFT HATS.
Also,
shirts, Collars Sc Neck-tTeS.

Those desiring any thing in our line would do well
TO give us q call asst determination to give 10
all who paIrenise US the full value OF then money
nh20 BAGGS y COTTON.
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Building Hardware,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

comprising in part Locks. Laiches. Bolts, Screws,
Hinges Nails Sash. Chlseis Augers. Weights. A1ss
HatChets, &c.&c
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The NashvIle Uhisn states that a company
of gueTrillas. ninety 10 number, were busily
engaged in drilling 10 an old field between
Ga!laIiR and Huntsville, on Thursday, July 10,
and otherwise preparing themselves for the
weEk OF murder and highway robbery, as taught
in the code Of Ferguson and hssEan. when
popheed upon them and captured the whole
gang. They were taken TO Nashville on Friday.
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PERSONA

Nov. 4th. loft
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FOrI Bliss, Texas.
, 1862-01-27

pTATE OF. ILLINOIS. COOK

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, sSasnps5;2E sS CqE1t Of Ch;sag2; ~; ~. ~
rs n. Jerr:s Langdon and Samuel ". Bs1n7fd--A1
tAchnaenk ..,.--i...or
don and Samuel Basnssd that Kt e g. attssaens
Eaurt az Chicago dated the aGta Gny ct December. A
B. ISL, at tne slts Of sne said pnap J. PE5s7 And
1ayiu Iorrs and agsns the e5k.t5 Of ta1 ead IerTB
iSrefon and Samuel r. Ba1card, gaC tAa snm of -Four
ThoSsand Three Hundred aclTEeafy noaIste directed
to the Sheriff Of CooK Cout, " a1a aa1d WIZ ia en
returned e1eCutfd
Row The! co1s: 1nl1es spy; the ssM JeSg.s langdo1
a5e .ae sa!d Ch,eegp S on @ Of 6siosf &
dc Court Roase h the C1T Of Chicago. On the a:ss
Senday q 5aaa.5{.A 1sS give sgeaM PAL VI, aha M
entess3 kgsast Jo1 and IL vor et sad pl3inta5s
sna e tErea cf usa property attached - faaJ be FL
'''~ = = TEDffAa 3. GARTER C1s!S.
t. rt-r H+c+ cfsTE A3Ta 4Sa55Ez1 sa%E
, 1862-01-27

Sutton mr.
Stone Lewis "
Seer John
Seer HcuEN
Sealy Rebt capt
Sanger 4 Singer
ScdeWik&WaEs
Sargent James s
Trcadwcn, Per-
~ 4 Norton
Tubesmey.En
1alcQifGGheffG-
wood
To1npkinB AW
Thomas L htde
Tucker D Mar :
Thatcher
Taggart EdTd
Thomas Edvd
TlompspnDRB 3
, 1862-01-27

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF CucK, s5CiEcuit Court o1 Cook County
March Torn, 1852 Harrison H. EustEd II. Tram Nye.
sau2ne1 Hale John y; Ay5e: Joseph G Bulloek. Reo-
rep- Freder1cE Butterde1d, Charles B. Cochr n,
Thomas G. Cochran, william Barbour md HeujaIaia
Earver-tn Chancery.
H. BoSd Nehemiah Wilkip, Alexander L. Van Buren.
Frcdenck Bntterfeld, Charles B; Cochran, Thomas
G. Cochran, William Barbour and Benjamin Carver.
deiendant above named having been nsd II tae oa1ce
Of the Clerk Of said Circuit Court Of Cook County
Koncs hereby ye9 t9 the said saMae1 BALE Bobe5t
fsederick B4ttesfGld, Charles 3 CoehIan Thomas &c G
said complainant fled h@ bW Of Complaint In said
Court the hancery side thereof on the Fourteenth
dag Of December, 1851, and that summons theEeupon
issaed out of said Court against said Defendants re-
turnable on the Frst Monday OF Ianna1y 1S As l By
Inv required
SoE, nn1esa you. the said nonresident defendants
<han personally be and appear before said ~ M Circuit
Court Of Cook County, on the first dAy OF the next
Term hereof be holden IT Chicago, Ii said County
On the Third Monday q March. 1872 and plead an
swer demur to the eaid complatnants' bill Of COZ
plaint, the sae and the matters and things therea
decree entered aganst you according the pFa5eE OF
sa:d bill. HA L. CHURCH. Ceth-
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