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whata Rebel Omcer says.

Capt George J. Maize, of the Third Louis.
lana Regiment rebel army, who was brought o
Philadelphia on the Rhode Island, is native
of Louisan ma, and young gentleman of twenty
four whose mother possesses a plantation with
1872 negroes, about 300 miles south of New Or
leans, in St. Lary's Parish on Bayou Teche
The Captain says he saw a splendid turnout
of twenty-seven thousand Home Guards in New
O. leans, OF whom FIVE thousand are free colored
men, who find their own equipments. Many
of them are wealthy planters and slave owners.
He saw no colored regiments in Virginia, but
heard it reported that the colored veteran drum
mer, Jordan, who was at the battle of New Or
leans, is now colonel Of free regiment, under
Beauregard on the Potomac, near Centerville.
He had been told this by an officer, who stated
that he had seen them.
The Quartermaster-Gen OF the CohIe0er-
ate army is said to be South Carolina lsr"elte'
named A. G.. Myers, who, he THINKS secured MS
position by loaning money TO the government
He throws all leading contracts into the hands
of Hebrews, and this absorption of profitable
business creates a strong feeling OF dissatisfac-
ton.
Among louisiana and Mississippi subor dinate
officers of his acquaintance the captain finds a
growing disgust for the war, and desire to
have it closed He and they like many others
fighting for the South merely because their state
sides with it were it to turn to allegiance they
would quite readily fight against other southern
states, and particularly South Carolina, whose
citizens the southern people regard with feeling
of hatred as having caused the present trou-
bles. This sentiments very strong is the army
towards South Carolina officers, who assume a
concealed superiority on account of thir nativei.
ty, and effect excusiveness.
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Army Correspondence -First Regiment
CAMP WOOD Feb. II. 1852.

CAMP w OOD, EeU IL, 1907.
DEAR TELEGRAPH Il venture to address a
few lines to you, although of late your visits
have not been very frequent. 1t must be that
some one, thinking they know how to read bet
ter than /, have appropriated my papers to their
own use.
The forward movement of the Department of
the Cumberland has commenced All day yes
terday, after 10 o'clock, the troops which were
nncamped at Bacon Creek, were passing here,
going in advance; they probably will encamp
before going far, but it is evident that some
thing will turn up soon. 1t will be a welcome
day to the soldiers when they can 90 forward
and hasten the day when rebellion shall be
chrushed, and the ruinous expenses of the war
be stopped. There seems TO be hope that the
war will soon be closed and without much blood
shed. but the Louisville Journal, the only paper
We get before it is out of date, says there are
reasons for thinking that league will be form
I'd between Ffaace and England to assist The
Southern C0ntederacy in case they are not de-
feared within two or three months If they
should do thi> the consequences to the world
can hardly be estimated.
his morning, for the first time since we have
heen south, the ground was white with snow.
Later it turned into storm of sleet. For the
past two or three months it has rained half the
time, but we hope y change will now take place
in tie weather
The Green River bridge has been pIanked SO
that troops can now pass over. This is great
blessing to the soldiers who have to 90 across
on picket as it saves much muddy road and
steep hill. 1t is fortunate that this was done,
as the pontoon bridge over which we formerly
passed was destroyed by the late freshet
The health of the regiment has been some
what improved by moving into a higher locali-
ty. The new tents. though more announcement,
are apparently healthier than the smaller ones,
as they have a venhlator at the top
We have not yet been paid off, though we
were promised that the time between our pay
ments should not exceed four months 1t is
doing injustice to the married men of the regi
ment, many Of whose families are suffering for
the money due them There is consi derable
discomfort from this cause, but we have to elias
it along with the rest of our hardships, and
charge it to the necessities of the case.
will now bid you adieu, in the hopes that
the great events" which have been expected
so long are close at hand, and should you short
ly receive communication from Bowling
Green, you will not from that cause fail to rec
ognize it to be that of your old correspondent
W
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i cannot do it now, / have not time; but
will examine them
Very WE'LL replied the would be quartermas i
ter; gust read them. If you have any better
man, according to those papers. let him have
the office in that case don't want it,
A man in citizens clothes wanted an appoint
ment in the army.
Well said the Secretary of War, what are
your claims?'
L was an aid-de-camp of Col Geary at the
fight of Bolivar, and am recommended for the
appointment by the President
All right, said Mr.. Stanton, Il will attend to
your case
Individual insisted upon having promise,
inasmuch as he had got the endorsement Of the
President
The President, sir, is very excellent man,
and would be glad if he had an appointment for
every man who applied, which, unfortunately
for his good nature, is not the case
WELL sir, / am from st. Louis, am Union
man, and / must go home suppose.
well, if / can do anything for you. 1 will
write to you there
A soldier, in the uniform of a sergeant, hand.
ed in recommendation for first ieutenantcy
in an artillery corps.
We'll, said the Secretary, have you ever
smelt powder in battle?'
Not exactly, sir; but have always been
ready. l was in the Mexican war;
Cant help the Mexican war; said Mr.. Stan
ton, that's too far back. Have you been in any
engagement in this WARP
No, sir; all want is a chance to get in one.
You can appoint me, and if you don't like it, l
won't charge cent extra pay, if can get the
commission
The Secretary laughed, said his case would
be considered, and he would be informed if the
appointment were made.
Another gentleman, who also appeared to be
a friend of the Secretary, came in.
81. he, Il want to see you.
Come here to my room, and l will sit an
hour when ou can come, and we will talk over
matters.' 2,
They disappeared for few moments, and, as
they returned, ex-senator Crittenden greeted
him.
He congratulated Mr. Stanton on the country
receiving his services, for which Mr.. Stanton
thanked him, and said he hoped to be an in
strument of aid to his country, but he should
look to him and others for counsel in guiding
his steps,
ANY time Mr.. Crittenden, day or night, any
houi | shall be glad to see you You are al
ways welcome; come and see me-.
An officer. who was on Sickes staff, wanted
an order or some means that he could get his
pay He said that he had been in service for
several months and could draw no pay.
1t is Inconvenitnt, no doubt, to be without
money, replied Mr.. Stanton, and will imme-
diately order that your case be attended to-"
And so it went on for five hours, in which he
saw and heard all who came, pleasantly, and
none went away but were pleased with their
entertainment, and most of them had their
hearts made glad. Over two hundred were
listened to IN this short time.
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For The TELEGRAPH.
The NatiOB's Desire.
BY GRACE MERRIAM.

BY GRACE MERRIAM.
Wrapped in the mists of the future,
Hidden from mortal eye,
Is the goal we seek as a nation,
Where the white peace blossoms lie.
They may blossom but just before US,
Yet Tie icy breath of tate
My blast the first buds Of promise,
Anp they bloom tor us,-too late.
We are wandering painfully forward,
And look not above-sround;
We are gathering straws with a muck-rake,
And see not the heavenly crown.
We are grasping at feeting bubbles,
And making rope of sand,
While the tide of resistless evil
In blood, is drenchng the land,
1t is ours to gather the flowers
OF Freedom, Justice and TRUTH
And deck with the blood-sprinkled chaplets,
The brow of America youth.
it is ours, to Danish forever
The blight, the curse and the doom,
Which has covered our land with mourning,
And shrou&ed all hearts in gloom.
To the millions vino patiently linger
On the threshold of veal or woe,
And breathessly wait our answer,
Shall we give pitlless no
Must we wander hope!essy onward
Through valleys of tears and blood,
Over mountains of dreariest sorrow,
To come to our maker, God
Let us break from our souls the shackles
OF prejudice, pride and wrong.
And burst forth in rapturous singing
True Libertys sweetest song.
Then will peace with balmiest blessings,
Spread white pinions Ger land and sea,
When all men are welcomed as brothers,
viii the desire of the nation be
South Bristol, Feb Z, 1862
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GOOD Tame In Harpers Magazine for Feb
ruary Is good thing about some preacher in
Moline. Fl is as follows:
Nj n, of Moline, Illinois, has teen kind
OF preacher for sevrfai years. He at length
got the notion that it was wrong to make any
p' eparation tor his sermon. believing that his
duty required that lie should trust to the in
Spustion OF hte moment
Ore Sunday when ne was to preach at Mo.
line, he walked into The pulpit and opend his
b BILE, as was his custom at random. He hap.
pened t" open AT the FIRST chapter of Matthew
and began To read and read The SECOND verse as
follows. Abraham forgot Isaac AID Isaac for
got b; AID Jacob forgot Judas aud his
BRETHREN"
The old man was somewhat puzzled to and
any application for the text, but at length
stated ahead. 'Myfriends,'' said e,'this
passage of scripture is meant to teach Us the
shortness OF human memory, and it does seem
to me that them old patreacks was mighty
forgitful.''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-20

The Dubuque shot tower is turning out
about ton and quarter of shot per day, and
is hardly able to keep pace with the demand.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-20
LYMAN & ROME.

Boots, Shoes, Leather. Findtngs,Ec Every uar1ety
every article pertaining to their business may be mao
Cf-hen at the lowest prices Custom work to order.
Leather for sale Hides bought, &c. Corner OF mar
s.l square aud Main street. See advertisements.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-20

ALPHABETICAL CoNUNDRUMs.-Why is the
letter A like the meridian Because 1t Is the
middle of day.
Whv is the letter B like hot fire: Because
it makes oil boil.
why is the letter D like fallen angel? Be-
cause bv its association with evil it becomes
a devil.
WHY is the letter E like the end of time? Be-
cause it is the beginning of eternity.
WHY is the letter F like DEATH because it
makes all fall.
Why is the letter G like wisdomi it is the
beginning of greatness and goodness
Why is the letter like the end OF spring.
Because it is the beginning Of June.
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Millinery and Dress Making.
Sewing Machines

JOIN BENEDICT, OF KENOSHA,
4 S the Agent for the of
wheeler s. Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
This Machine is unlike the Grower & Baker or
Boudoir Macine in f, rming the stitch 1t gives the
stitch the same appearance on both sides OF the
work, locking in the centre, while the other ma
chimes give the lock stitch the under side ofthe
work
THE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE AT
NV YORK PRICES,
with the addition offreight, and warranted perfect
Machines.
~ For sale at the store of WASHBlSH 81
BENEDICT.
The public are invited to call and examine them
Vol2In6tf JOHN BENEDICT.
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zen. BUFFERS EXPEDITION This expe-
oiilon consisting of about 10000 men, is now
on its way to Ship Island, near New Orleans.
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c.RnrsENRuRGH HOUSE.

CROTsENBUBGH HOUSE.
A.. n. CssOT &c B u ~ q "a
CORNER OF MARKET STREET & MAIDEN LANE,
KENOSBA. WI sCONSIN.
Boarding Dv the Day or week, and roomy and commo-
dous Stabling.
~" Passengers and Baggage carried to and FROM
Cars free * lyn3Sy2l
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THO PRICTURE.

LUPORTER aad Deater in Vines, Liquors, Porter,
Ale, Etc. Market Street
All IMPORTED Liquors for sale in bond, at New York
and Boston Prices with freight fare Double Kectned
WnIskey in any quantity, at Chicago and Milwaukee
prlceg 1yv21n37
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-20

Is Agsnttor Udraous Companies Of
una ubted credit and prepared to issue Policies on
Lii. aud P perty, on favorable terms. See adYer'
tisement
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DIR. MCKINLEY,

win Head 10 calls in his lroJes8ion. Residence
The House recently occupied by a. Campbell, on the
Northeast corner of the Park 0ffce-on che same
block Main Street VzIh4Sly
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EDWARD. Ii. RUDD,

II sy and Co7sseHor at Ldao Solicitor IN CHANGERS
and County Judge win attend toall legal business OF
agencies entrusted to his care. ofice-Main Street
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JON Il. JILSUN,

Sgagiug Haf Cutting and Sbamep00i1ag Saloon, ORpo-
the City HOTEL Main street Old Razorss harpened
"a ran.iTed Stf
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5. S. SCHOFF & S. C. VINEGAR
sE0b Printing

s,ok.g!ank Jobaud Card Printing of.very description
executed With ueatDess cheapness and promptnesS, at
ans nc. Plain, Fancy, and Ornamental Printing IN
C9ln.ed Inks and Bronze With Five Power and Hand
Presses extensive variety OF Type and Josbne
Iaersl he TELEGRAPH Establishments notexcelled IN
this part ofthe West.
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T., G., MERRILL

gra0er on, Wood and eUery Kind Of etat. Station
~ Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
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DICKHOU

Lat1yer--SeueraE Eplproged and U1liaapro0ed Farm
for sale Office, Main street. nlVl6u
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J. J. PETIT,

aice Of the Peace.-O- 6iee-.1gyst dOor north
slosson Cos. Grocery store.
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8enosba business Ilirettorp.

JASON LOTHROP,
5'ot Biaatuy-attke sign. ofthe Bopks,Hsdr 4t Wgrd
school house
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POSTERS AND. HANDBILLs.

~ For Progrsmm~ and Bis equ,r ng unu sual
Of composition, fcr bordering and other extra
work. reasonable charges VII be made
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-27
WOOL CARDENG.

NVlCE Is hereby given, thst will do custom
~ sATditg this sCAson. We continue TO buy wool
usual Tor which will pay ash, or exchange for
"''a' at cur store in Joliet at the Factory.
WA. AcEvOY.
Troy, viii Co., May IL, 1862
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SIMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT No. I02
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
8 9 3 q , 8 o q. 9 8.
Notice Of AdmInis,ratrI1. sale.

DY virtue Of an order and decree Of the Countx
ID Court Of Will County. Illinois, the petition Of
the undersigned admin.tratrix dc Goai. non Of TIC
estate Of Lewis Jones, deceased for leave 20 sell the
real estate Of id deceased made the April term Of
said court TO wit, the 18th day Of April A d. Ise2
shall on the I'd day Of June A. D. 1862 between the
hours Of ten O'clock in the forenoon and four O'Clock
premises, IN the city Of Joliet in said Will County
State OF lllinos. all the right tt aud interest Of ss
estate in and TO the following described real ESTATE
wit Lot number twenty 90 Of Mstiesons Subdivision
Of Lots eight and rims s&3J OF Canal Trustees suhdi-
vision OF the hall of Section Fifteen. Township
thirtyhve north 81 Range ten east being In the city
Of Joliet VIII County aforesaid for cash.
DEBORAH JONES. Administrative. de bons non.
Of the estate Of Lev; Jones, deceased.
Ap,n %, 1862. 4S5w
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DUBLlc NOTCH IL hereby given thar /. J. yi,ao,
Il MguI,on, E~rgsscr IN the sLuTs emitted c,us ap-
p1iaifi BY the .aid Court, .hA! rr-slsy 2sta day
y Nsy. A h. lse2. 10 O'Clock in tie fgrenoon =
that Day a. the North door il- Court osc Ia m.
city 'fLh cngo in aid District cell q. Fua Aucfjsa
L NC h;he-i h!ader Tor cash, TIE following described
ss.y TO- y one buadred and four tIo4) feet. south
Ns7t e'fnrr q" LIT te'ea @ Bock eight-one ell in
LocAPVrt, va County st3'- q Illinois
i1'ts Number "a- a. $40 ~ in Block Nuuab.r
s'1iy-oue ,h:l in Lock!ort SAID County and state
&c SAID County aud stale.
Eat one ha.f % q north west che fourth a. n Of
set"o ''Shie-n Is Tow thirty ssi fAnge sissen
is'nins rlgzty co acre. 10 ssii co01gy saa
t'- -,st one hAif = 2 he Nor,h We. one sous.e
- % Se-i'.1 v'sh'reo as Town t..irty-z11 o.,
i,sass IeS- Il e'ui-u.a4 -sh;. C'ey acre. IN aid
Ssu'h .u- bat - g cast uu- lar = -o-.h 1T
Gaa'i-T q s.r'I-n -tFs. r. Irrr-.p talrty TX
i- EH".e clever ~. e1ata.nius forty .zoj asrr,
ihli8-'u - inysi-i2 ttiTrr-x gH Ray. ten tIct
North Que halt - q south hast - O. s1u:h b,is
a "i s'ait 'a- gssiter 80 nnrIh = IS section
l'1r - IsNi..p 'ity7siH e. Klg- t. 10y
North vest quarter o. y & north ga, quar.r- 20 q
9'e's.h tbii'r"r ~ tS~nshP thiftysl- ~ laa.
seu ~ eat A. cast 'ii ~ q no.fn E-,t quarter
o. 4 section thirsy I've .sj fo~a.h rhfftyst. f@t
Rang ten To- and nurh bali Vi .1ujb w,si quHri-T
"a 81 nSft "'s quarter q Il Src.hn liff..n fIsl
township ttris az 10 Ei.l se ten 40 east se ortS
hal o. wet h-'ft5z tad north east quarter 81 81
north east quarter ~ II Section E5ur a. Io-n,l n
tairty-sx t3'J Range eleven IL est es.,s.nil- -
hundr"d aud twenty t2-oj acres All the fsrrEoiux
Ss-c'ibrs prTeTty being situated in tie County u
v III .ud state 81 iusis.
As sa'th lsf q south wo-; quarter AZ Of Section
one Io~nship seventeen 40 ofth Of Range seven
Stale Of Iowa
Also. psrsouAl property consisting Of note. Of hand
bNot accounts equtGhis interests. things Ia Eetls
ana securities OF every Nature received % ne "a such
receiver ~ contained ia schedule attached 10 tie
asAsSinrnt mail - Dewitt c Norton George GAyord
SEd William ) Myers 10 the said J. TiiaoB Mvulo
,,,,., 49, J. I. A2ULfOS, Ksceis-r.
tpih -Tih, lssA s64N
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-27
CITY TAX SALE NOTICE.

CITY CoLLECToR's OFFIcE.l
Joliet May 10th, 1852.
D'RLlC notice Is hereby given thst ia pursuance
aiyl order ~ the Common Council Of the cuy Of
'..t' made on the eth day Of May, 1867, the sub
H-'-- ri ON the eth day ufJune next, commencing
IHs n11r of 10 O'Clock A. NJ NJ the North door If
e'talIi House in said city, sell AZ public auction
e''raIlrst portion Of Lots parts of lots and real
"Is usreiuufi-r desci ibCd % he taken from the
AL ei- ihereof) for which any person will pay tn.
"4 hspectiyely set opposite % each, being special
lis Assessed thereon hy the Common Council for
Ne Purposes hereinafter named, together With tile
ugsns,s n the sale to-Wit For defrsyiug the ex-
Ftss Of rebuilding the side walk the north
~ dJsncrSou street between Michigan street and
s'srra Aysaue.
A'e''ou. sUbdiv. ofthe n 4 Block II, Boweu's
Addition to joliet.
NsnsI lot BLOCK Amount
%" Boyer, II sl6OO
Aans, @. Jerks II 1000
ls"n u. Taylor, Jr II Il 1000
hauc Grurdy 10 II IGCO
Ios'uts eost aud expenses are hereby added &c the
'' On each lot, part Of lot other real estate adj
Wuied above. and thirty rents additional Will DO
.'S'i u The taxes thereon shall not be paid before
meay Of sals.
JAS. O'REILLY, City Collector.
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"A CID ~ II * "
OF
AJminIstratriX'S Sale.

ny virtue Of an order and decree OF the County
DCourt q Will County, Illinois, the petition %
=, snd-r,gurd administrative de benis non of the
.,,e Of Lewis Jones' deceased for leave 10 sell the
M, state u sad deceased made at the April term Of
ui,our to wit: ~ the 18th day ef APRIL a. D. 1862,
Ihlli
On the 25th day OF June, A. ID. 1864,
,,ss,a the h0rrsur ten o'cluck il the forenoon and
Eer clock ia tn utsru0pa of SAID day. sell Put
sale TT cash AZ the north door uf tue CuuIt House
rl,y Ut Chicago. NJ Cook Couuty and state u
lau5s III ,hr right title. ana interest d said estate
h lal % the flirNus described real estate. 10 wit:
beast lt,i thr soutura-t quarter, ami tEe fontL-
~ garter - tie northeast quarter, sHd the 1t
hf9ll- northeast quarter ot the southwest quarter
al 10 saeus1 number eleven tlD. township uuUiher
rfy seven 30 b north II range number tSelye tl2)
est Of the thirI principal mcrlH ian, Ia Cock county
~ Stale % iilmu- al-l rts numbers four five six
anil eight g. ., q, 81 in block thirty 800 ia
i-sl-a q summit IN Cook county. and State Of Ill
DEBORAH JDNES Admx., de JOnis non
II tho estate Of Lewis Jones. Deceased
Nay ~, lst2 GsGOoD 4 HOUSE, Any.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-27
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WmLCoUsTI.
In the County Court Of VIII Co Iuue Tsr.a rss,
Al Persona Cnncern.d

, fNAkE NOTICE. that the undersigned Guar,iiau Of
Il Da1iei g ii Ddsrson, james p Heuiierssa ara
John D HendFrsn minors, viii apply to tie fsr,t
Court OF v iii County, at the June term thref
10 be holden - 'he Court House in said equity On
third Monday ~ june next, fr ~ or,hr % -.9 49,,
undivided three f1urth- 80 of ths E,ss.inr 5.-.r
Cd real estats belonging % said Minors aud si.t ~
TIE sAd County Of v ~ ami SIDE u Iisiisos tvi,.
- iert % ezst end q l0f Blcck g. 0it J,i,. -.
, Boss ana loT- 2 S Block 10 al i...IS
BOOK II al IN Ez-t Jolist-also tie East s-la 81
biHek "a N 3oSens Addition 70 Jolist and sl. tha
tadiT.ded - OF x qi3sr;er Sec 10 "a y N
All subject :" the dover night Of the und@rsreS a.
widos Of Ilagh Henderson aid tlsat the .,stis5ss
Therefor = now re ia afoe Of Clerk az - -s,-
HELEN A. HESDEI;SJN guardian a. -ssss-i,
Joliet, May S, lS62 " ~. /, !. -
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Receivers sale.


CitcCIT CoCHr o. THE UyrzEp sr.-xs ~ ,~v,,1.
AoET1tES Bs1Eicz O. IILNC-s-ly gEA.c.sT
Andrew : Hastings and B-ll!.sis r. ro.Dy.l
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ESTATE OF AyAHB. deuel.. DECD.
DtBLiC notice l. hereby given, that on the third
Il Monday Of May nexf. ghsng the 18th dsy Of
s~li month"; we shall atsd before tie County Cong. OF
~. Comfy, - The cOort House in the city Of Jniir.
t'r te pErpose Of settling aud adjusting all claims
against the estate % Alvah b. Dezel- late Of s.d
county deceased when and where all claimants ara
notified and requested TO attend and present th.tr
Claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
AL persons indebted % said estate. all Tt,;rrst-
lay.
Dated March p. Iss2. IN ss.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue Of a decrctal order Of tho VIII County
ID Court the State OF Illinois. made and entered
the April term a ID 1902 of said court the Petit
toE IL the undersigned guardian Of KhsAy Cross and
jackson Cross infant heirs law Of Jackson 4. Cus-.
late OF sad County deceased shall Fell al Of the right
title Hnd interest eli the sand heirs IN and the follow
ing destrbr real estate, situate in SAID CoisE
state aforesaid. vii; Lots i've auGsix CROSS sub
division of Block thirteen in D-uuys third addition
MOkcna with the tcucments Ec. theTeuuto belonging
nj the sam premises Thursday tie 9Th day Of jane,
lSC2 n 0cloci. p IL of thar day. pua.ic auction
10 tAs h chest bidder .iJr. hag Of tlr lii cash in
hand aud the balance credit 81 year With
interest at xix per cent PER aLuusi, secured 10y judg-
meEt note Of tn" purchaser aud E,gd and sufficient
power CO ss- mortgage said premises. and policy
of Insurance Ofat least 800. in good responsible
Fire Insurance Company upon the bOuse On sad
premises assigned Us collateral security.
CYRUS CROSS, Guardian.
L. =. BNRBEB Solr.
April -, lSJ2. 45Gr