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SELLING OFF AT COST!
SEWING MACHINES.

y II w " VI Dl II v IL L N u y.
S35, $S5, S35, $40, $40, $40
L.CoRNEIL cos LATE IMPROVED
Double Lock Tight Fast Stith.
UTARRANTRD to give as good satisfaction as the
w highest priced In market. Make the stitch
a. the S125 Machines; are large 9x4 inches under
the arm, set fiat in the table, under feed straight
needle from common spools from to 50 stitches
to the inch. RUN VERY EASY and almost noiseess,
neatly finished, and will
Stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck, Gather, Quilt and
Embroider.
They have REPEATEDLY taken the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS. Out of over 1000 already In constant
use have had occasion go out and put one in
srder They work successfully on everythng,-from
the finest Muslins to heavy Cowhde. The two ma
chimes differ only in the length Of arm, and easily
learned from the full printed instructions Samples
Of Sewing Circular and Cuts sent receipt OF stamp.
We are sole agents here for the UNIVERSAL HEM
MER and GUAGE adjustable to all thickness of cloth
and all widths Of hem; will hem and easily
he attached to any sewing Machine. Price s..
and Clergy.
HS-AGENTS Wanted every where. Come and see
at 1855 LAKE ST., No. l, I'd floor or address
l.. CORNELL co.
=. o. Box 81 Chicago, Ill.
The undersigned is the sole Agent for the sale ofthe
above Sewing Machines, for this city.
Joliet, Dec. 8. 1859. n25
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fIuIE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders. and Others in want of Turning
thar he is carrying the
Turning Business
IN all Its various branches Kings Single and Sash
FACTORY near the Upper Bridge. BY strict
business he hopes to receive share public patronage
Joliet. Dec. l6. u26 JAMES BOYNE
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T Price. and :. SHORTS by the 100 or tOn,,at Mill
oAswELUs.
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TAX SALE NOTICE

A LII persons concerned, will please take notice
IN that at sale of lands, town and civ lots fo5
State County and special taxes and costs for the
1861 made in pursuance law. in the county Of Will
and state OF Illinois, the 10Th day of NAV 1862
and that l am the legal holder OF the pnr-
chase certificate Of the following described 10,
sold at said sale, and that the time Of redem
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date OF said sale and the redempton
VIII be double the amount sold for, and subse1uen
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon and cost Of
advertising. to-wit: VS. VI
Lot b. 3, Runyon's Add. to Lockpor Amt a. RI.
Joliet. Oct It'll. 1862
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Mary Frances, Deuel..

NOTICE is hereby given to said defendant Mary
IN Frances Deuel. that the said admnistrator Ia.
nled his Petition in said court for leave 10 sell the
M El4 S. Is, .33, n. X. IL Sd P NJ in said
the debts Of said estate and that summons has been
duly issued TO said defendant in the entitled cause
returabe TO said term of said court, on the third
Monday Of October 1861 and that unless Won then and
there appear aud plead, demur to said De
ttion the will be taken as confessed by Won and
decree entered accordingly.
X. Z. BARBER Col.
Joliet, Sept 10TH 1862
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L ii E IN Y A LIDS ONE.
H. KNAPP, M D.,
FORMERLY OF n. Y, OPENED AN
l n F | r. Nj A Il Y,

m Ii
IN CHICAGO. I'LL.
ON a new system, which embraces the most approx
~ ed methods of treating Diseases in this any
other country. All Female Diseases Lung Diseases.
Cancers and rheumatism SPECIAL diseases treated
in this Institution, in the treatment Of which. no man
mas had more eNperince or greater than the
DOCTOR Ills constitutions for years, have averaged
from hve TO six Thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced icsrdhle by the Medical
Faculty generally. treated with this In
sttution All nervous and neuTHlgic affections, dis
eases of women. all orms Of scruftila dyspcpsa CON
stIpaton, skin diseases, aud TuherculOus
a1ectlOs, including pulmonary consumption rheuma-
tism Paralysis, epilepsy Asthma salt rhcu remit
tent and intermittent yers. the diseases chiidrenA
lie has had an extensive practice and full sue
cess III the treatment of CANCERS. which he cure.
without the knife lie treats successfully on a new
method. all the diseSses of the ElE and EAR.
Remember, the doctor does promise TO cure all
stages of diseases. While ALL diseases are DURABLE
taken in season, all STAGES Your case NAV ba
durable this week not neNt-to day, not Tomorrow
hence the danger ofdelay.
The building pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No Gaze will
be received where there sre any doubts of a cure or
relief The best nurses only employed who with the
physician. Will make all eal at home that put them
selves under the care of his institution.
TERMS-frOm ten to fifteen dollars per week iarqri-
doy M ddrd'tcs No patient taken for less than
one month"; no one lac satisfied a to the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in n less tin.
Many patients, who are not able to TO the Iud
mary can DE successfully treated at which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All le tiers, inclosing letter stamp addressed To
H. KNAPP ", D.. Box 1928, Chicago Ill, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours FROM A ". to ap.y.
Office lIo South Clark ST. Clark and Slouroe SIS
Sept IL, 1870 mai.
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A Lot OF that Michigan White Wheat Flour lust
a., % IS, W.f.Sf SWELL, Agt.
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FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

fI'IlIs istruIy Great Remedy. Half 25 cent bot
l. tie of Sloau's Instant Relief. given in a pint of
warm water, seldom fails TO "a horse of Collie in
few mnutes i'll extreme cases repeat the dose in Is
minuets,
For Bruises Strains Sprains, and many other injur-
les on Horses Cattle and other animals. Sloans In
slant Relief speedily effects cure. Many persons
have been astcniShed TO witness the rapid effected
by the use Of this wauderful medicine.
90 -Get Circulars of Agents.
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER p YEARS
Capital, Sl,OOO,O OO'
Losses Paid, SIOO,OOO.

INSTEAD Of the profits for smiannusl dividends. In
/ addition tn premiums, usually drawn from the In
by stock Companies pay Eastern StockhOld-
ers the rates in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL equitably
arranged a. only to require from the Members sufh.
cient money pay with CERTAINTY, all Losses and ex
penses. The Premium Notes, now amounting to over
One Million IF Dollars. secured 10y lien upon
the property insured. valued at Ten Millions
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every lossbe security being all located In
Illinois, and subject to own laws. No policies are
issued Of this State. The Members subject to
no Itg4tion-a losses being adjusted by agreed arbi
tration. All losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
B. X. Hart, LYMAN Trumbull, Robert Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias Hubbard, Timothy Turner,
J.w .schwepple, b. Gilman, II. W. Billings,
Benz =. Long. l. Kellenberger, Henry Lea,
Y. A. Hoffman, John Atwood, II. @. Atwood,
OPTIC ERS.
NJ. @. ATWOOD. President.
L. KELLENBERGER, Treasurer and Special Agent.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John Blaisdc Gen. Ag't, J. E. Howard, Asst Gen. Agt
As-Local Agents at every county town I'm the State
BIssELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Sent l. 1861 NIP
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E. q IL ",
HTfi ran" & "sio'e'n Tuner
Nj r. O. would respectfully announce to his friends
vi aud the public generally. that he has rented
commooioGs room Joliet St the Express Once
where ' J. prpared 10 give Instruction the VfoLiS
and NioLINCELLo.
Also in Singing and Cultivation of the voice
Hs- All orders for tuning aud repairing Promptly
0ffeDded md charges moderate
y. H. Persons wishing TO purchase PianofoTts woui
mud u to their advantage 10 give n call.
JOLIET, July 20. 1883. us-t
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XOUNG'S
A DJUSTA BILE CULTIVATOR
AND
WEED EXTERNINATOR

'tnliS implement, the only one in use that viii
l. thoroughly extermlnate all grass and weeds iu
Corn and Potato and the same time efIectuay
rulverze the soil may be had in this vicinity of Lane
ana Loomer, Lock Port-BrOcks Co., aud W F. Bar.
rett Joliet Fish Carpenter, Minooka, IL, G. Koon
Son, kankakee City, and Of the subscriber
JOHN YOUNG
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s5OOpoII.rs wor,b n, Rrnsh..

$500 Dollars Worth OF Brushesi
DAlNT, Whte-wash, scrnbbing, counter, stove, shoe
Il aud Horse Brushes, at J.H. BROWNE
Sept. sc. nl2
INNGLlSH and French Hair and Teeth Brushes Fine
IL Toilet soaps; she'll Buffalo and Ivory COMES;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk Lily
white, &c at J. IL. BR0WNS's
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FA4"r-,s

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WILL COUNTY, o.
In the County Court of Will Co., June Term 1862.
All Persons Concerned
TAKE NOTICE, that the undersig .ied Guardian of
Il Daniel e ii nderson, James b. Henderson and
John d. Henderson minors, will apply to the County
Court OF Whi County, at the next term thereof
to be holden at ihe Court House in said county, ON
third Monday In June next, for order to sell the
undivided three fourths "a of the following describ
ed real estate belonging to said minors and situate in
the Sail County Of III and State Of illinois, to-Wit
IS feet on east end of lot Block OLD Joliet Lots
4 Block s aud lots & Block 40, and lots l 4 s
Block ii all in East Joliet-also the East SIP of
Block 81 in bOwen's Addition to Joliet and also tbe
Undivided Il Of y n a Sec. 10 T. SIS 10 r ri p NJ
all subject to the dover night Of the undersigned as
widow OF Hugh Henderson, and that the IIsti.ian
therefor is file in oice of Clerk of said conf
fELEN A: HENDERSON, Guardian as Aforesaid.
Joliet, May S, 1862. 49,
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STATE OPILLINOIsl
COUNTY OF WILL
Martha c. Pratt
Va
(Wil County circn ,,S -
S. Of May Tern, iSss
Bill for Divorce

vs. Bill for Divorce
Chauncey B. Pratt ch.r,e,f ,.
IA Pratt the Defendant above named n- S,, CrrsH
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the VIII CoON'
Court =. y Prsn
Notice is hereby given to the said ohsInS e BID q
that Martha c Pratt the Complainant, "a tbsrss
Complaint in said Cout on the Chznoe'; 80 sr1-
on the 18th day Of March A. D. lsos Sno s~,iu ~
mons thereupon is issued out Of said C9uIs q MA
Defendant returnable on the third hon0A'
d 1862 as Is by law required mat .hal -
sonally be and apper before aid Circuit 0sS s,tsk
County on the first day Of the next te.l - nooas,a
folden at Joliet in said County on 10 - % tbs -
May ID 1862 aud plead, answer or Gen. nj he -
Complainants Bill ofCompaini the N. I'll Be- pks
tiers and things therein charged xou aocrtss
confessed, and a decree entered e
to the prayer Of her said Bih prssYLL CD
OsGooD &IIousE Comps Sol.
Joliet, Mrach 18th ls62.
DUNPs Of all kinds 10 'as she"P " B.us<E
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LOA ANS ONT MT!

FOR Miliness. Safety. Certainty. Thoroughness
slon's Ointment is rapidly srcedng all other Ont
ments and Lnments for the Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels klngOone Polevil. Wndgas, Callus Spayine
Sweeney, Fistula, FouBdered feet. sand Cracks
Scratches ofGrease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
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S HIP PIN G NE w S
Port or New York, May Is, 1864.
ARRIVED.

IN SsIss Ns:
Ae g s sa;Sss dad'dsH 0fr'.
Priss ship csns.r r o. LIyerpoo, e., Acting Master
Tort Macon y Gen sarn:!ass EaPsdl.lon she had a
III rGrsSie opporans; The blockade for Liver.
w Barn
brig g ' sn9s scbr 9r rn
Porto Rico New York, and company days with
brig Arabea Lindsey, Aspnwa &c days. with mdss. TO
Brig Atlantis: t9a Tsy msyss Black Port Spain Apr
b. sesr dsd hunter PEi before SsPorsS di.%.sisa
when dsys GU, from Halifax Cor New York. Zee =
sis1 EapS cR sisf sS
Carer days frG% Portland land for Ms,snr's s 81
lat 30 ~ Ion 74ts whaling schr Unon from Boston,
'' schr Virginia Brockhaven Hawkins Ponce May
an'ss an lat q 20 Ion IS TO- schr Gen Knox from Arroyo
sshr Smith tof Tarwchl snow. Port Maris ia, May 3
schr { Young .of camdsn) Packard Remedies, May s.
schr shark geaston Port Royal edays, with cotton, TO
scSr 3 II van Name. Van Name, Baltimore, Q days
s schr Kate Kate Gardner wilson trenton NJ
schr l. Daniels Smith Hartford.
Schr sarah Gardner, Teal, Bridgeport.
Schr Salle Smith, Worden, Bridgeport
Schr Moonlight Tuttle, Greenport
Schr Kossuth, Burns, Rondout for Boston.
Sioop Sprague, Gibbs. Providence, 2 DAYS
Steamer Herald ~ transpo) Rogers Fortress Monroe,
In ballast
Steamer Raritan. Slower Trenton.
Steamer estohester Nye, Providence.
The scr Adde Barnes Betsworth which arrived satur
day from 81 Johns. PR May reports sailed in company
the 18th inst lat 81 a. o. passed briggs and
schrs 18TH lat H. ~ r. passed lower.
mast with topmasi, sails and rigging aached. Had light
weather during the passage days calm.
BELOW.
French war steamer Moniexuma
Brig sarah F1aeg, from Arroyo.
Brig Lucy Darling tBr)
PrIze sclr q Pinckncy, from Charleston 10 davs
Also one bark and two briggs unknown.
Wind NJ sunset 8, with fog.
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Nothing further is known with regard to the
tariff question, and the gravest doubts are enter
tanned by merchants with regard to the action of
Congress on this and the Tax bills. The Tax bill
was passed over month ago by the House, yet
has not been reached in the Senate. We were
promised that the House Committee Of Ways and
Means would report the Tariff bill week after the
passage Of the tax measure. 1t has not yet
made its appearance. Persons in Washing
ton are unable to realize the mischief wrought by
these delays. Business of all kinds is paralyzed.
No man can tell whether to buy or to SELL Gro
GERS are keeping no more goods than they need
for each weeks consumption. The dry goods
trade is stagnant. The public are ready for any
amount of taxation; but people bear with impa-
tience the interminable delays of Congress in i'm
posing taxes on commerce and foreign products,
and listen with disgust to debates on personal and
theoretical matters when the really vital subjects
of the day are left in allegiance.
The following are the trade tables of the port
for the week and since January L.
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IMPORTANT TO COAL DEALERS
i AND CONSUMERS OF COAL
40 IA

IMPORTANT TO COAL DEALERS
i AND CONSUMERS OF COAL.
THE COAL TRADE CONCENTRATED
The subscriber being In constant with all
the principal miners and importers Of coal this city
all times exhibit his oce st oil
the approved foreign and domestic
ANTHRACITE, sENIBTTUMINOUs
BITUMINOU5, AND GAS GOALS
offered for sale in this market, adapted family use,
hotels, factories furnaces steamboats, railroads black.
smiths. gas companies, &c.
Orders promptly nled the lowest market
titles 70 suit purchasers and contracts Tor large quantities
negotiated.
convenient and reliable medium for obtaining their supplies
mpnicate by mail.
vessels Of any size obtained for freghtng when re-
NEw YoRK May, 1862.
RRrEREScKs--John II. Brewer, ESQ, New York. John
Cryder, ESQ, New York Richard Patrick Eso New York
Charles knesand ESQ, New York; George X Potts Esq,
Esq., Flushing, H. Ii NJ vassar, Esq, Poushxespses
MY.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, April ISl Iou-'
sR-Yours Of the llth inst, enclosing reports from
eutsnanis Commanding Gwinn and shirk OF tho steam
Taylor and Lexngton the Tsnnssses River giving
agrsphic account Of the battle Of Pttsburg Landing,
the 9th and It'll inst and tho signal rendered
TO the army and the country by the gunboas under their
command, has been received and read with interest
This is another evidence Of the gallant and invaluable
service rendered by the navy the Western waters
Although the small and auxiliary 10 the army,
the successful efforts az the gunboas in checking the
enemy and repelling their advance felt and acknow
ledged by the country. You will communicate the thanks
OF the department TO the officers and OF your COM
mand who participated in the battle Of Pittsburg Landing
! am respectfully, your obediont servant,
GIDEON wELLES
Flag Ocer A. II. Foorx, Commanding Gunboat Fotilla
&c. Cairo, H.
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SATURDAY, May I7-6P. NJ
AsHEs.-The market unchanged, while small sales
Of pots making at S. 6215; pearls in light
supply and quotations nominal.
BREADsrUrFs- -Flour-Ths market was heavy and
dropping, and including the sales before and after the
news, it exhibited falling OF Of &C. to 10c per Dbl
The sales toeraby active at the Decline and footed
up about II 900 bbs closing within the following range
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Since January .$l4,915 1867 2,ss5,747 1926, 500
Last Monday the banks showed specie average
of s32 ,239 1868, which was decrease of 81 1885, $50
from the week previous; . loans average of
$l3S 948 21l, which was increase of IS, sal, 1893
and deposits average Of Sis $50 ,206, which
was an increase Of IS ,924,67l. Tomorrow the
loans and deposits viii probably show a conside-
rable further increase the latter will probably
exceed s1l9 900 900, the actual amount in bank
being q million or so mere. The loans have in
creased through the purchase by several banks Of
government stocks; the specie has declined in
consequence Of the exchange Of gold for 7.3O notes.
We presume that the specie average to be made
up tomorrow will not vary much from $50 900 900
say nearly million less than the banks actually
hold at present. The report OF the Bank Of Com
merce, which we reviewed on Saturday, shows
how fine business our banks have done with the
government since the war began, and furnishes
another illustration of the policy Of patriotism.
Had our banks hung back in August last, when Mr..
Chase appealed to them for fifty millions Of dol
lars, they would probably now have been bank
rupt institutions, and Mr.. Chase would have taken
the business Of banking out of their hands. As IL
il, the timely aid which they afforded to the gov
eminent in its hour Of trouble has enabled us to
borrow in the course Of q year a larger sum
than was ever borrowed by any other nation
in the same period Of time, and to preserve our ma
tional credit in SO sound q condition that, after
spending $500 900 900 for war purposes in year.
our per cent bonds are wanted at premium
and the banks, through whose aid this marvellous
financial triumph has been achieved, see their
stocks at or near par, and, Notwithstanding the
heavy losses they have encountered through Soutb.
ern reputation and Northern endorsements, are
generally able to pay their usual dividends The
experience of the past year has indeed been fruit
full OF benefit in many ways. We have learned what
nothing short Of the events Of the past twelve.
month could have taught US, our complete financial
Independence of Europe Before the war, the drst
question asked when money was to be borrowed
by government, States or ralways.in this country
was-will the Europeans subscriber without
British money, it was supposed that we could not
get along at all. This opinion was as widely en-
tertained in Europe a. here. The leading fnancisl
writer in England wrote, last June, that the gov.
eminent and capitalists Of England, desiring to
terminate our "frstricidal and objectless war;
had resolved to take no American loans "By
thus cutting Of the supplies" this writer added
Eve shall necessarily bring the war to close In
a very shsrt period Of time" So, in our
own Congress, IL was actually thought ne.
csssary to empower Mr.. Chase to issue
sterling bonds, 80 little confidence had members
in our own financial resources. The events Of the
mast wear will have convinced people abroad as
weu As at home, that country which possesses
boundless fertile territory, and population Of over
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, May Is, 1862.

SUNDAY, May 49, 1862.
The importations of foreign goods for the week
ending yesterday were in excess of those of the
corresponding week Of the year 1861, but con-
siderably below those of the corresponding week
of 1852, and the previous average at this season.
At this time last year the actual outbreak of civil
war had led to general curtailment of imports
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f. W. G. BELLOWS, Accountant.
P. MS. 8. Co., May !, 1862
OfrcE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COL
NEW YORK, Nay 10, 1862.
From the above surplus OF $3.50 292 tho Board OF
Directors have this day directed that the Of
be charged profit and loss for depreciation in value OF
steamers now in service also that dividend OF five per
cent the capital stock BIO declared payable. and
after the 23d inst and that the balance Of 81 be
carried TO credit OF next quarters account. -
ALLAN MCI.ANE, President.
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AFFAIRS AZ FORT wARRKs--The battalion At Fort war.
have Just been paid OF. Captain Stephenson. OF
Company A. is In command Of the battalion m IL soon
to be provided with hats Of the regular army pattern
All The prisoners have the liberty the fort on parole
except the Beauregard privateersmen and Generals
Buckner and Tilghmsn The former not allowed ont
side the guard without the company Of sentinel The
battalion is generally in favor Of more active service
though the fort win DO nse summer residsacs
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Heaping Goals or Fire ON tho Heads Of
Rebels.

Hcaping Goals or Fire ON tho Heads OF
Rebels.
KEY WEST, April 20. 1862
We, the undersigned, forming part of the officers
the steamship Florida lately captured by expedition
from the United States bark Pursuit. command
Acting Master f. Lewis, U. s. N, while at anchor In st.
drews Bay Florida, desire to return thanks to Act
ing Master Lewis and JohnC Hamn and the other off,
under their command for the kind and gentemany
treatment at their hands after the Florida
had fallen into their possession We consider such treat
ment II extended in all similar cases. yell adapted
bring back tho majority If not ALL the deuded people
now acting against the OF the United States
TO their former allegiance. R0BT A. DAWSON,
WIN. d. HARRISON,
HENRY JONES.
81. JoeEPRs BAY, Fla, April IL, 1862.
Mr.. E LRwH, Lieutenant and Executive officer OF the
United States Brig Pursuit.
MY DEAR misunderstanding that You placed In
charge Of tho prize steamer Florida on her passage
hence to Philadelphia, cannot let tho opportunity
pass OF returning to you our warmes thanks for the
Kindness and attention have with at your hands,
and trust that II may be in our power 70 recipro-
cate, in slight manner, the many courteous
benefits have recsived. In conclusion, we beg you
present Mr.. j. R. Hamln Sailing Master our thanks
and wishing you every prosperity success and quick
but pleasant passage remain dear sir your much
indebted brothers, WILLIAM PECK,
JOHN H. RAYMOND.
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BARE Prior FsH, from Carienas for Falmouth which pn
into account Of the sickness Of Capt Chase viii
proceed In charge OF Capt Andrew Haven.
Sour YaRsourH tof Harwch) Bush hence with povern
ment stores was ashore at Roanoke Island sh
No particulars
The Ship List sayswe notice sales Of AK pask Kate 2sz
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Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPREME CoURT-CiRcuH.-Par Nos. las, 210, 1854
1883, 2103 2122 2176 173. s23 1907 2002 2111 219s
1853, 1074, 2oS9, 2091, 2l01, 21o5, 2l09