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The New York herald., 1862-07-15
News from the BAHIA mas.
OUR NASSAU CORRESPONDENCE.

NASSAU, N. r., July !, 1902.
TIE Rese SsosssAp node-1e Case Of ne Oro in C6urt-
Detention of Colonial Goods in NsO York, de-
few days ago wrote you about the orcto-her
seizure and the proceedings On Friday last the Queen
Advocate moved the Vice Admiralty Court admit libel
against that vessel. charging her with having violated
the provisions OF the seventh section Of the imperial
ute &c. Geo. H. ch &c. known as the Foregn Enlistmens
act the violation being in that she fitted up and
equipped and attempted to be armed vessel both 70
be employed In the Confederate service and cruise
commit hostities against the United States Of America
with whom her Majesty Is not at The admission Of
the libel was opposed on two grounds
l. That il did not allcge the offence TO have been
mitted within the jurisdiction Of the Court.
q That admitting all the libel contained be true
the Court had jurisdiction condemn the ship mas
much tho libel did not allegc had thore been any
conviction OF her captain any other party offending OF
the misdemeanor, which was necessary.
The Judge 10 TO give his decision tho points raised
this morning. but afraid the steamship British Queen
will have sailed before the decree is given.
We have n port her Majestys steamships Greyhound
and fetrol.&
Our merchants have demonstrated about the detention
OF their goods in New York last month II seems that
bonds required to be given that they should
sent to Dixie; but surely plate for the mess Of the
Queens light infantry regiment and band instruments
would not have been sent there.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
The Ninth Vermont Regiment.

The Ninth Vermont regiment, Colonel Stsnnard eavee
mont this morning, and will arrive in this city to.mor
row morning. at about eight O'CLOCK This tho reg
msnt undsr che CALL and win 90 to tho seat Of war
in full strength Gov. HoIbrook has telegraphod Col
Frank E. Howe to have transportation and ratons ready
On their arrival in this city, and he calls upon the Of
Vermont to meet together at the New England rooms
1874 Broadway tomorrow morning, at nine O'Clock, TO-
assemble under the old State flag and give their patriotic
ellow citizens glorious reception. The Secretary Of
War has authorized Colonel Howo to give such publicity
to the movements OF this regiment will fully insure
their comfort during their transit to the seat
special meeting Of the Scns Of Vermont s called for
to meet at the New England rooms at two O'Clock ths
afternoon. to take action In the premises.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
Brooklyn City News.

PKszs FnnvsRry Sofs Al AucrrcS.-Yestsrday at noon
Simeon prspcs suctionoer acting under the direction ol
the Prize CJamsrioners sold at auction at the linton
stores the careoes OF tho Julius Webb and tho palnt
The bidders numerous and good pric realiz
ed The cargo Of the schooner Julius Webb sold
barrels OF rosn $40 per barre, 800 barrels
OF rosi 80 SIX per barre 3s3 barrels OF rosn, 20 70
per tarrol The following prices wero realized for thc
cargo OF tho schooner PamaC9 barrels rosin naptba
per gaon 10 barrels machine oil 80 ac per gallon 4T5
barrels rosin $40 per barrel 80 barrels pitch $40 so per
barrel % barrels crude turpentine 4Hc. ier pound
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, July IL, 1852.
How The Rebes Peel al Richmond-A Cousci IF War Held
by The Rsel GenerdlsThetr Plans fer me Senmev Cam.
poign-They WH ABemrt 70 Recoeer the Waole Of Tir.
en'd ne Baltimore and Ohio Ruitroad, Neo Orleans,
pe 4ass'sPrd River ard Tennessee and Ken,ucky-They
St,1 Dream of nc conqtaetof Washington and ne Inra
sion OF The Nor1s-fhsy dire A,oare Of their Ocn Trfs
rio'fy IN froops BIT Confidently Rely Non on fSretgn
Aid-Satemeni II W. Strength AMI Distribution If As
Rebel FJrces, DC. -
Intelligence from Richmond has been received p ,bs
city up to last Monday, July T.
Richmond was intoxicated with dolirjum Of lov wbsn
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
The Rebel Prisoners at Fort Delaware
A. Large Number or Revolvers Found
Iisl0n TlAxNA.

A. Large Number OF Revolvers Found
Upon TiA~M.
The rebel prisoners who left Governors Island on
Thursday evening last the steam transport Baltic
have been scy handed TO the authorities appointed
receive them at Fort Delaware and Company A, Per
anent party which detailed to guard the prisoners
returned to the slnd yesterday. Nothing worthy
note transpred during the passage Fort Delaware
when the prisoners searched their arrival at
that place. large number Of revolvers are said
bsen found secrsed about their persons. This seems
rather strange Id, it really be truo 1t shows that
some one has been culpaby negligent in allowing the
prisoners TO retain such weapons II there were no
regulation law precedent the subject common sense
alone would dictate tho dp OF allowing prisoners OF
war to be armed under any circumstances but espe
they outnumbered their custodians ut
six 70 one, the Governors Island Il Is
evident that the prisoners properly seacnsd
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
JeH. Davis Announce ment Of the Battles
Before Richmond.

RIcasoso juy 4, 1882.
The last weok, cns Of soeySssv. battles terrible are
casualties but gofoss Tor Confederate arms the enemy
routed evcry field; army still pursuing him be
yond pursuit. 10 which he retired Of hts gunboats
on James river. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
From the Granada Evening Appeal.
The Seventh Tennessee regiment went into the Rich.
mond fight 300 strong and out without effective
man
Humphrey Narshall's resignation has been accepted.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Ihaye selected all the from this paper, which is
almost entirely occupied by the Union account Of the re
osn, battles Their latest dates Of New York papers are
suiy
The following s list Of hospitals recently opened IN
Lsson Eowards factory, Main street, between 25th
Grow factory, corner or Cary and 21st streets.
Ksnt Paine Co e. Main ST., between 1lth and 18th sis
xssn, Baldwin 4 Co, Main below Governor strcst.
81 Charles Hotel corner CT Main and Wall streets.
Masonic 'lall, 25th street
B-eeden Fox's store, Broad street
espot.ssood hospital, under spottswood Hotel
Mayo Debreii's warehouses, in Manchester.
Ianyile workshops, in Manchester.
Hospitsl tepts are being erected In Howards Grove
Esvs hospital
Howard Hospital
Atkinson 'cctory, Main street, near Russ factory
4hird hisoame Hospital
Iouth Alabama Hospital.
F6htth Georgia Hospital.
Co. 20" Hal, 2Dth street, between and N streets
Samaritan Hospital
Cis,lon Hospital.
soldiers Rest, clay, between 5,h and 9Th streets
Henningsen Hospital, Locus, sllsy.
ssilsys factory 7th street, between Main aud cary
Ncorn's Main street, between 25th ana 2sih
Hcws DIS Grove, frli OF tents.
Centenary Hospital, basement OF Centenary church
MHyo Dibreli's warehouses.
ews,hn,eys Hospital corner OF Cary and 25th streets
Fif'scn army hospitals Six private hospitals
Prom the Petersburg Express, July 1ol
Mc1ELLASs ARsY--rrs PRESENT LOCATION
A gentleman came up yesterday states ths, 90
Tar as car be discovered by observation tho south
eank of the Jsmss river, change has taken
place r General McCelans army during tbs past three
iour days. Many Of his wagons have disappeared
won view and the tents have been extended up bank
q the river smost 70 the very doors Of the family man
on a Berfey BY the smoke of the camp nrss Tuesday
sssnMs y was gensraly supposed that the enemy had
rauo.u somewnat from tho immediate banks or the
sns wa.er courses by which be FIRST almost
s,nps1ey surrounded II 10 positively known that
essyy ehiocements have reached ths Yankee McgIel.
" quits 100 600 men. a1"'o''' H'fv
We hays reason TO believe that an important nova
nent has been made ~ portion OF our forces h ~.
particulars viii bs known In fow days and We raer.n
ior manifest good reasons, from giving then here
Up 70 eight O'Clock ast cur pokots \ s hr.,
~ no prisoners tho lrst day thsy nave sa,IsJ ,h
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

BOSTON, July IA, JS62
The prize brig Lila, from Liverpool for Nassau with
an asserted cargo has arrived here She captured
on the Sd inst oil Abaco by the steamer Quaker City.
he Is In charge Of Acting Master 7. Dunham.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

Cotton Is coming in quite freely in this city, but high
prices demanded. Tho traders are getting TO be
moro than usually numerous, and the farmers high
in their figures They asking yesterday IS ccnts
for mddling. New York merchants advise our ,asr-
chants who have been making consgnmsnts 70 New York
to hold for better prices at that point Planters and
factors hero agree that the crop generally
cotton mill at Canneon, which has long been idle has
gene into active operation within the past day
The New York herald., 1862-07-15


soLDEssI congratulate you the series OF brilliant
victories which under favor Of Divine yidenco you
have lately and az tho President Of the Confederate
States do hereby tender you The thanks the country
whose just cauee you have q skuily and hsTojca)y
saved Ten days ago sp invading army vastly Superior
10 you 10 nsphsrs and materials Of war, closely DO.
leagured your capital apd yAuntingly proclaimed i;s
spssdy soAdhsst Yod marched 10 attack the enemy
in his intrenchmcnts. With well directed movements
and death-daring valor you charged upon him in
his strong positon drove him from field 10 Geld over
distance Of more than thirty Ave miles and spite
G. his reinforcsments, compelled him ssek shelter
under cover OF his gunboats where he now lies cover.
Ing before the army he so lately derded and threatened
with entire subrgation The fortitude with which you
have borne the trials and priyations the gaanry with
which you have entered each successive battle must
have been witnessed 70 be fully appreciated but crate
ful people will not fall 10 recognize your and bear
you IN loved remembrance Well may 1t be said Of you
that you have donc enough for glory duty 20 suf
fsring country and 10 the constitutional liberty
claims for you yet further efforts Let IL be your pride
70 relax In nothing which can promote your future
sheency Your own great object being drive the in.
vaders from your soil. carrying your standard beyond
the outer boundaries OF the ccnfesracy 10 wiring from
INSCRIPTIONS foe tho recognition which 10 tho birth
right Of evory independent community
JEFFERSON DAVIS
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
MIsCNLLANROUa.

A MEETING Or THE GRAIN MEMS UNION Pro
"A tcuye Society will be held Ut Tamnany Hail. on Tues
uay 10Th lust Ut halfpast O'Clock r. NJ All master
sevedores Insurance. inspectors and ongshoremen zen
70 be transactel.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21
TAX SALE NOTICE

IL persons concerned, wifi please take notice,
a that at a sale Of lands, town and city lots for
Ie County and special taxes and costs for the gear
~ made IN pursuance Of law. In the enunty Of WILL
N.i' state OF Illinois, the 2Sth day Of May, 1860
Nl5ate Of the following described tract Of land
.N al said sale, and that the timo of REDEEM
Nu theTeot from said sale will expire In two
Iis RON the date OF said SALE aud the redemption
w Oe double the amount sold for, and subsequent
1 PAID by me, with interest thereon and cost of
Advertising, to-wit:
, 9ares = W 1SNwI Sec. IS Town sc, n 10.
Amount sold for 1890.
~. JAMES L. DENTON
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NOTICE.
NOI IL r..
,NJANIN pickles DFC'D

Estate or BENJAMIN PICKLES, DECD.
IDhbLlt notice Is hereby given, that on the third
Monday q March next. (ueing the 18th day Of said
Hlh STALL attend before the County Court II VIII
y At tn Court House in the city % JOli t, for the
liFf'r e srttliny and adjusting all claims against
s- -''Ht' u BcrJamn Pickles late CT said Comfy
lg'a'ed' when aud whore all claimants are notified
- requested % attend and present their claims in
Spihs against sat5 estate for adjustment.
Al frrsofs inb 20 said estate are also rrguest-
~ iake payment to the Hndersig ned without delay
,. MARY ANN PICKLES, Adsn1.
J,sie1. Jaa. :. 1862 .I-3y
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21

NVlICE is hereby given that, at sale Of lands
a.. wsl cry lots for state county and special taxes
sos' que thereon for the year 1859, made in pur-
~ Of law IN the County Of Will and State of Hi.
gt % Tue 18th day Of May, 1860, at the north door
,rg Court House, in the city Of Joliet / hold by
~ A'e OF the fol lowing described tracts and town
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fox,x

will state to my lends and the pubiicin gene. nj,
In Justice 10 myself that Of our citizens Ly az.
name Of Edward Savage who Processes 20 be what ~
does has caused to be Published such
about o. fox's Gin Book Store and Haas JeViiry
Do You think much Of such n Who tr,.- 10 In
iure one who never in any way tried 10 iajure him
IL - nothing more than jcalosy IN business a:.sr-
Now will state that for the past three vears NV
Miscellaneous Book trade. and such prtsnma has
been the case With Mr. Savage has been very small
scarsriy nothing 90 speak Of Ard where los the
trade gone, To NV York and Philadelphia. 20 the
On Book store q Evan-, al in proiccgun 70 mvseIf
Nhen wls ia New York made arFauae ne ats aith
publishers for Books very low rates and made ar
Nth one uf the largest publishing houses
IN New OK q get me ratalogfe. which has hem
pHbii-te' Now viii state ny friends and euSto-
NOR OF the Western States, that have Cue Gold
eM+iy As any house has. and the largest finest and
Dr.t sriest-d stock C any house ia the CITY
In lew di!s shall receive ve~s FIRE addition "a
~! sta-S ~ the way Of SILVER Tea sells Gold
HaltAes sil''F Watches and all EifiS ofthe Lot
e Seteu st'eS aud all rartrs buying Looks from ne
- mem - Ter cent on # Ty Catalogue v hirh
10 not wish q take heir gift Nv ON ~ br.i,
! e,hiuctei on a dsrest fan from r:ier hf,se--
NJ tir tiine NJ Eiit Is given vii shou tb.r, he
niHik book IN which tie gi r written ia iIpek int
ana numbered 10 corrr-inud With the uun.ieror The
sols and spc,iy wing The article. and n iiev ar 20.
satisfied with their gifts Will take "a as r.r e-,
from what they paii fr the books and vI .,araut.-
ali OF my patrons tha they will he we'll satisfied
Naii az o. tozs and huy Your Holiday presspfs 7
nave hne stock Of childrcu Ladies aui Gents Turr
and aside from Books What Il there more useful than
fuTs IN This climate? Call early before the sts-. s
crowded a- It always Is on Holidays. Nov tho time
10 make Your Sfectinns AMI viii sell you an Eras
which keep lower than any other house
joliet. Dec. e5. IseO. psstr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21
Trrstee-s sale.

VI HEEEAs default has been made in fl,o ravr,.p.
w OF certain pru1ss ~ note rsieb vs. -
1A one Iyrou y Marshall aud dated November I5tb
a u iN'' ara payable var after date ther,r .,
M own order and 10y him eHGarsc-i. for the suu, ~
PA hundred and tao and eJ-lI1 d. lars uih p,r.,t
~ e lal OF Ten Per c-ct pr anHuH, which said n.fe
i secure IN payment by Certain desf ee-nr,orTv
called Trust Deed. upon tie Heal F-ta,r heeirsf
Described bearing cafr with saiI note a.d I,,Iv
tNteutta araugvlrd-'d Hul delivered Nv tle -stJ
Ny u y Ma shall grautpT therein O. the utirr-i~s
Charles H. hacUml.r Trustee and .!uiy r~,-Il -
the Recorder oiice VI VIII Cuuaiy stat, q ililnoi-
in Book 3D. uf Records page .g-auI s.,,er,s ~
pIleati"n Ca befu made q by Morris Eins.efn
agent 81 " irN 4 kuhu the second endorse. and e,I
h'l"eI 81 Tie sld note, 20 ayrrti aEI scif aid EI
h-'ate u acrr'auce with ihr 4 Aid Trust ~
Now therefore public Motto j. Ee.ci,y given t,t -,
saturday the seventh day Il u, c-n5er A u 1sFI a.
the hour Of ten O'Clock iH the forenoon OF that .
ihe north dour Of tnr Court House ia the ctv Of 5t
~ s,id Ioun aud state. shall s,lI public ,euaua
To- the highest bidder Tor cash he s.ti ri p,t.
preHliss IN saii Trust neoI an herainaft.r $685.
HWiE The West hail Il the North ss--f quarter *
section one ID Tow u-hip thirty i've fl t.rfh and ~
rang eleven lll) east q the thIrl prircifsi r,ti.
IN sald county and state af0rrsaid containing eighty
oo NOR. OF les WITH Tie ap.urieHanes- thereto
ana AL the right and equity - redemption Of the lid
urautor IN said Trust D-rd. his hrru executor A.
Hni-iraiur- or assigns trTeu. aul fr the u.rs sp6
purposes IN said Trus: Deed express l. the boue.,,,s
exemption rights Of the said Grantor in ana 10 81
premi.s having been duly waived 10y the said GrSr,r
CHARLES u. NAcOMBER. Tru-io..
Joliet, November . "a. 1851. a4sx
The above advertised sale il adjourned until ,bs
eith day of January next At ten o'clock In
specified. P0e INV"
CHAs. II MACDMBER. Trust
Joliet Dec 18th, lsCi. 10 o'clock A. ~
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

4 IL persons concerned, gill please take notice,
a that AZ a sale Of Lands, TOXIN and city lots for
STATE County and special taxes and costs for the year
l%a made ia pursuance of law. In the County Of WILL
sli State Of Illinois, the 2sth day Of May, 1860. and
hat ! am holder Of the purchase certificates Of
The following described tracts Of lands and lots sold
A. aid sale. am that the time Of redemption thereof
from said sale will expire in two years from the date
4 ssll sale. and the redemption will be do lble the
AMOUNT sold for and sub-equent taxes paid Ly me,
with interest thereon and cost Of advertising, 20 wit:
a. Npkcna.
Agrh part II Block 10, In Denny's third Addition
O. Nohcua.
ALLEN DENNY.
Joliet. Jan. u 1862.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21
Straycd or stolen

snsllish brown Mare, with sucking bay horse
y silt sal mare will be years old spring. she
}" Wn white hind feet also few white hairs in the
tr'he-i Any person having taken up the above
lmrriy will he literally rewarded by giving infur.
tasn ., John Weber, Joliet, III.
yOlst, Jan II 1862.
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John MCart,
STATE oF ILLISOIs,1
CoCSrI or WILL, !
Mary Elizabeth Jones, !
~.
- VII County Circuit Cont
ofise Marsh term, IsC2
; Bill for Divorce.

A fFlDANIT OF the nun-residrDce of the sI,ova
N named defen'lant Amos J. Jonrs byi,' 800 49,.
hlrd Ia the oiic- pi the Clerk u the aid C.rt N;i
J. hereby given to the said eefeadant An,o- j Jnss
filed her bills Of complaint in saii Cy-rt az ar 60,
esfy me- ihsrS and that summons Their anon iss-
ed ont o. saia Court IN sid easc aeals-t aid dfpS
ant retnFlable On the Third Mpnity d March mort
aud thar aid canse Is nov Esalill IL Iii cr. '
Now gniess you the said Amos J. Jones' shall nor
soaily DC ana al pear before the said Circuit C~urt
., ~ county on the lrst day 81 the noxtt term there
81. o. De held az Ia.ict in said VIII C1snfv on IL
ihird Monday q March A. D Isfe and plead an--re-
the same and the and t.iasa fbe:sin earrt
ana stated VII be taken coHf-ss i by yOu ami a
decree entered against yoE according to the rnyer OF
said biz u S0mpiai T.
+ z. BarrEr. Comps sol
Joliet. Jan. II. lsC2 sl-tr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21

STATE or ILLIS)Ts, { VIII Co. Circuit cour,
CoUNTT o. WILL Of March Term, Iso..
Elizabeth McC-rty. Who in the uamel
Of her next friend John MAh1ney l;II r.
John McCaTty.
[ FFIDAYIr 81 the non-resiisaoe OF the s,,,r.
n Isa'ed defendant. Jshn AscCarty having H.. !,
hi-t IN the oir of the Clerk Of the said court stic
y hercl'y given 70 e said d-fcndant JOAN NcCsrtV
That Elizabeth NcCarty the -aiG complainant is 6i.I
Ter bill ofc np'sint in said court on TIE eh.rrrr
-ie tlisr-uf; AID that simIsns sherrutoi f.-uel
out q SAD court IN said ean-e assnst aid i,rrl,ut
r,'uriia.le on the Third Monday ~ Narrh ue1t aai
t.iat sud rsG., ! nov Irssding IN said curt
Agw nlr-s yyu tbs aid John Nccafty sltsli r,er-
socially D. sad agPs. bGsrr tie saii Ci-zni, Cent
20 VIII Cunt OK ta frt si ofthe next term th.-.-
q q - laii al J'iist - sz1 Hill C,s-fv on fh-
iiiri fioajay q HUcn- 4 o i7fZ all ,,...i -ns.Eer
q. a.. tii l-l'alaH,- ;.ii e e8rtn,ist
to ana the matters and ;hiaz therein charyeI
aud stated, viii re taEeTa- cIu'--ei by you, aud
deere uttered gtust rin= 70 tie t-ay.rof
said Liil q COM aini-
Is. Z. RUSSELL, Clerk.
Y. r. BERpFt. CompTs Sol.
joliet Jan J. ISt2 sl.4v
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21

Great Attraction.
N F w GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
r. M. P A R X E r /,
is receiving large and .elsct assortment Of
NEW FALL GOODS,
direct from the Eastern Markets. consisting in part Of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Fine French all Wool Dsiains,
Fine French Merincs, Reps,
Pamultas, English Poplins,
Pacific L Hamilton DelAIns,
Bombazines 4 Canton Cloths
French and English Black
and cOiOrd Ladies Cloth
for CLoAKs.
Also, a full assortment OF shawIs,
and Hamilton,
ALSO AIDES AXIS
Plain and COlored Of all prices and qualities
Special attention 10 directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
-h;.h 4, ,np.,.r,, full and com,,.,. In .,.,, a..
partmsut, and comprises all the most
Popular Styles of Prints,
sheetinss, shirtnss, Denims, Stripes Checks Linen
and Cotton Table Damask, Pillow Case Cot,on,,
p,..,. n,.n.r Cr..h, c.n,on r,.,., 4.
900 PIECES herim.et, cOchec., Pacific, H.nil-
III for Cash.
100 DSz and and Miss M.1I u plain rib
100 Pieces Cloths. o.'.emi.r. Dos.kin., satin'ts,
- Market. I''' ~ INV ''' >-' '''' "
The "'Ovsi is but. small portion of the goods now
Remember the place
NO. 4 8 effe IN street.
RIM. PARKER.
NNIEK EUtUN
w ~ Il Inv "oODoS
At THE
X * Nj H. X NTH * X
"A ~ uA ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~
offered at the lowest Cash prieosby
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NSIEAD 4 thr Pr.ats TOT -5nisunusi dividends I'm
alili-ou 1" IrnIi1EIs u~nsliy aTawu FROM the In
-uii hy stock Companies - pay Eastern Sfn~ktoia-
er- The rates IN the ILLINOIS MUTusI arr 20 .oufsllx
arranged a only 20 require fsan the Mlairs sasff
ce''t money 20 pay WtIh rf0iEfg al L. - ex-
I"IseS The Premium Note. amounting 70 o-r>
one Million at L'a'-rs secured ~ = lien uaoa
"" property lnsnf,1i- valued over Icu -iiiiiots-
I'M. ample fund Ffords gr--nte for the nay
ment Of every loss-the security being fi located in
II inoiz and subject to laws. No policies ar.
issued out % tins state The Members az FuIicct 10
no htgHti"n-all losses being sdjusted Nv aged arbi-
tratlon All l"sses ca-liei within ninety days tl.sf
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance
BOAPD OF DIRECTORS
u h Hart LYMAN Trumbul. Robert Smith,
Tt ,r Vac, has IiibbArd, Timothy TurBas,
REM. y. Long l. Kellenkercer. Henry 10 -
T. A. Hoffman, John Atwood Il a AtwosA
oFFICE GERS
,,,.,,.,,,,.. NJ G. ATWOOD. President.
L. hLLLENbEAS Ei'- II treasurer. and Sreciai Agent
- JOHN ATWOOD. Secretary
John Blaisicl Cell ACt J. 4 Howard As-'t Gen Lgt
ES-Local Agents at every county town in the STATE
BIssELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet.
Sept. !, 1861. ,Iz
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! STATE or TLLIS)Ts, { VIII Co. Circuit c,g,,
CousTT OF VIII, of march Term ,arS ISL Ise.
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fHE MARKETS.
Joliet Price Current,
JOLIET. Jan. II. ISa2
MARRIED
gltb ADVERTISEMENTS.
cITy TAXES FOR 1861.

CITY TAXES FOR 1861.
COLLECTORS OFPICE,l
Joliet, Nov. l6, 1851.
.,,r ,o,ic- 4. hereby gwen, that the Collectors
DCbIt, ,,yether with the warrant for the collection
BooA f,r the municipal year A. d. 1861, has
eiC2 t~ delivered to me.
ben day ,ssrned are requested to call at my
A Ps,bsr Of Joliet and Washington sts) forthwith
,acs .I, ,csrective taxes, costs will he made.
pPay 'hs" ~ NJ SEBASTIAN, City Collector,