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SECOND EDITION.
MEDICAL E$AMINSRs APPOINTED.

The Commissioner Of Pensions this fore noon
m ade the following appointments OF medical
examiners for his Bureau. VIZ: Drs. Geo. +.
Woodward, lS west Twenty third St, N. York
city; VIM w. Chamberlain, 118 West Thirty
fourth ST., do, Morgan Snyder, Fort Plain, n.
Y: Geo. r. Upham, Yonkcrs, NY; q. Wood,
Washington, Ill; Eli X. Carothers, blooming
ton. Ill: ID. W. Hunt Mound City, III; J. a.
Koehler, Schuylkil Haven, Pa; A.w. HeImer,
Iockport, N. Y.
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DThe Memphis appeal states that a citizen
OF Memphis recently crossed both lines, bear
ing proposition from Gen. Sherman to Lieut.
General Pemberton. looking TO an unobstructed
navigation Of the Mississippi by United States
frets htng and passenger boats, in considera-
. ton for which the families of Southern men in
memphis were not TO be disturbed by the Ma
oonal authorities. The Appea! bitterly opposes
the proposition
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d2G NEW 1ALL sTOCK. roc
PAPERA
Em bracine Gold and Velvet, Gold Slammed Msr
dun and Lov. priced PAPERs, appro pirate either
Tor the richly adorned OF most humble reside noe
WINDOW SHADES
eeSutiful seiection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
And Common Shades. Buff Green And Rlue HI
land, by the yard or made into shades
OVAL PICTURE pRAMES
Hd,YoSted TO Be Gtlded ,sitk q ID Leaf
Ihe hAndsomest assOrtmrnt il the District from
the BEST manufactory In the country Alse . beau
tiful variety Of DARK Wood ana small sised Oyal
And Carte de Visite Frames Of fore. an and domes.
PICTURE CORD AND rAssRLs,
pinerept sises and colors, Picture Rnes Nails re
CARD PHOTOGRAPHIC
&c. S'u~Ns
The attention of those renoyating 10 called to
Tie above goods, which we're purchased for md on
account Of :he times will be sold ct the lovcst "a
lucrative prices excluAively for
CASH
TOT &oods Snd labor, when purch Asod and exeouted
All Hrclss warranted a representea
Orders for PAPERHANQISQ or WINDOW
6AADEs punetuAny executed. In city or oountry
No. 4s6 sSventh at, eieht doofs aSevs
no 10 Odd fellows' Hall
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2 CoNNncTicrT ELECTIoN.-The town elsc
tons in Connecticut, on Monday, indicate. "a
far a. heard from, an overwhelming defsat of
The radicals The Democrats have carried Hart.
ford by IA clear majority, on the first select
men, an 40 majority on the collector The
enure Democratic ticket is elected for the frat
. time In the fan for over twenty years Nor
: walk. too, has gone Democratic by q large ma.
lority.
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nrongh hudson Taylor, the agent for
" hington of Scott Il Co.'S reprints of foreign
magazinrs. We have the Westminster Review
for October. containing. amongst other articles
of interest, one headed "The Slave Power
noticeable for more friendly tone towards the
United States than English periodicals have
generally manifested during the war
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SWORD PREeRNTATIoNs.-Thep patients Of
Chn burne Hospital a few days ago presented
to Assistant Sturgeon William II. Easiru a
splendid sword, sash, belt and gloves, A a
mark Of In, ir esteem.
Sergeant John Croes, of the LIST Long Island
Regiment, general ward m aster of Clitrhurn.-
was also presented with q similar gift by the
patients under his charge.
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RYCOSNOYsSANCA TOWARDS RICHMOND
AND TO WITHIN TWENTY MILES 0R

The RECOMMENDING party sent ont few days
since by Gen. Neglee from Williamsburg to-
Wards Richmond, penetrated ~ far n New
Kent Court House, 20 miles from Richmond.
They had q skirmish with u small party Of
the rebels, killed two and captured six, aud also
several m uskets and small arms, abandoned by
the rebels In their flight
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No PAssks TO AQUA CRKBK-Nswspaper
correspondents and others lind them seIves
brought up with n round turn by the order to
give no passes 10 Aqua Greek except to army
omeers or those connected with the army in an
omeiai capacity. The irrepressible correspond.
fns VIII certainly, however, get through by
nook CT by crook in time to be- on hand for the
next battle.
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~ The steamer Roanoke arrived at New
York yesterday ffom New Orleans, brin cling
odNices to 18th instant. Congressional elections
are TO be held in the LIST and I'd Congressional
districts of louisiana on the Sd of December,
for members of the next Congress. One hun.
ored and twenty -four men of the sth Vermont,
Capture d in September last, have been paroled
and returned 10 New Orleans. Six Of the num-
bfr captured were shot by the rebels because
they had enlisted in New Orleans. The Bank
OF New Orleans had been seizrd and closed by
General Butler for sending specie to the rebels
Two cannon had been captured from the
rebels near Baton Rouge by a cavalry recon
noissance
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Movements Of Massachusetts. Troops.
BosroN, Nov. 25-The 9Th and Sis, regiments
Of Massachusetts embarked for New Haven
this afternoon.
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Moveme ntr Of General Pope.
MILwAUKIM Nov. 25.-Gen. Pope and Staff
arrived here, to-day.
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An important order W as rscei we'd AZ Har
ri'burg on Saturday. from the military author.
htes al AshinEton, to the effect that no more
suesttutss In lieu Of drafted men will be ao.
ceptqd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

- George b. lpson ha,,ag declined Tn.
Republican termination for Mayor OF Boston,
F.'W. Lincoln has ben seiected in plse. OF
him, and accepts the romina alton.
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oh' so.-Reslly the Repgti,can should be
more careful rs TO It's facts Will IL please
point us TO the paragraph" where we have
h,l"ted that Jackson was comins down upon
4" Aroihs'on, intending TO take Arlington and
sarn iis guns upon the city,
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BOARDING..

RcARDING.-Lerse and well Furnished ROOMS
~ Tor rent, with Board. single and communica-
Ilng, one square from Wilards' Hotel. Inquire a.
ctnr oyhcr. ne Is
WANTED-ROARD, in . respectable private
w family. Residence between PennsylvanIa
avenue and street and between 18th and 9th SITS
fat,ny terms. Reference required Address at
:" Star Office. oe %
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APPOINTED.

General Rufus King has been appointed MIL
itary Governor OF Norfolk, vice General yeile,
relieved.
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81 Neary all the trades N New York have
Soipcd ia rilh The strikers"
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NrANEsMhKgALBo FOR ENGINEER rnoop,
II inelsding the Pontes Drill; "a.
,, M:nss - yc.naoss'sn. With seAass.t ..
a HssSt ca Rrids. SoSstraetIos a,
Sir Howard Douglas on Military srids ss. L,sas..
..1a.s os oi sur !. 1siss :. k.nScs s.s
NesrdrsNPonts MIiitsirss de Passages a. ID
L.i.n..Iid. a.moIr. Gee oael.r. do Gent.
.aiatN..oir. ATLAS. ass one.r.a. Arsu.r.
.9.ynsr-Msarsl dss Pest. ct chsuss-s, vs.
. Gh.ndsl-yormu'ss. Tables 81 Rsas.isDe n.a,.
NO yRANcK TAYLOR.
By g. MCGUIRE q Co. Auesious.r.-
Es,.ss ~ s ,u. CO, % yALuaBLE RRu
virtue OF . decd Of trust recorded 49, 80. II
records OF Hs,hinston county. D. c., In iiber J n
s,ko, 20 ic,,Ss -. 81 SEQ ON. II The land -
suction. on MoSDRY' 3D.. ssh s a., :. ell At publ.
81 o clccs !. m on The premises the foiio siss
describe T.s estate situated IN the city q NJ
Nd eleven ca , and lteen, 49, IN square -
bred en- hundred Ant sixteen. (lNI
The terms OF sale are: pns-third q the ~.
equal amounts, 81 Elk and twelve moatLs win "
teTest from TIE day OF sale; the seferrea
10 be SECURED By potes Satisfactory te the irast.s
which said nstes shall have been r,.pee.i,.ss
the tsrrns Of sale are not complied with =, IN
trustee reserves the tight 70 re.sii pou Ave sAs
notice, 1t tie risk and cost of the dsfsuls.ns ~
ehasef or purchasers.
nc XIbi Il sai
NO n-eo&ds 20. MCGUIRE a Os, Auss
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Il I0II.lERT

g0LLIERT,
AIDES. HAIR DRk SSH, from Paris, he's jus
arrived With q beautiful collection OF VRINGII
E0SkEIs and HEAD DREsS Rs, Just recriysa
from Paris which he viii op n In fsW days st TIA
July sohcits the patronage Of the ladies a. hereto
Bcte no q Sts
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I ADlEs' DRESS FgRsi

d. II. kTINENkfL,
$50 Pd. ncenaf. Assss. liza AID iSS O..
Invites the sttenticn of ladies 20 nj. ~rfi
assortm~nt of DRESs PURS, en- ssSuss
D., .eips sil the various styles nov in cESa
use. ~
Having recently auisr sed his store fsAeSS
he 10 prepsred Ia otfer better induce. yx1R&t
ui.ntt than heretofore
Beautiful -ets for IL, Sl2 aud n.
Eve. Y article guaranteed "a rrerr..rtsd .ns ~.
At the l0vest market Hsices "a In
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sPIkI1 OF fHB MORNING PRESS.

The Isiellieeneer Is occupied with news mat
. tiers to-day.
The Republican, treating upon 1.-THE Posi-
tion.>, thinks the Rebels will contest every inch
of the road to Richmond, and says:
.The public here manifest no impatence
upon the subject. Confidence in the strength
Aud bravery Of the Army Of the Potomac lie
universal ard so also is the belief that II will
be pushed fcrw ard with all the speed which Is
consistent with prudence
Just 90; but the RepIblica" has only lately
got "to see it,"
The ChronieIs treats upon "Old-line Wings"
and " Deposed European Rulers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

ST. ANDREWS SoCIETY.-The following gem
tiemen have been unanimously elected ONCE.
bearers Of the st. Andrews Society OF this city
for the ensuing year: Gilbert Ctmeron Presi-
dent w. X. Smith, LIST Vice President; Andrew
Spaii, 20 VICE President; Joseph p. Wilson, (of
Bininger Co.. Treasurer L. w Spence. Re-
cording Seer, tary; John Reeke, Cor Secretary;
James Gold, j. A. Brown, IL: Il. Todd, Alex
Gardner, John Brown, and VIM. BaIlantyne,
managers.
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(fkrHANE H0CRr. Nov. Is, 1852 DISTRICT
Or COLI MBlA WAsHIy6Toy CoUyrY To- scir:
~ the cn'e OF jonathan d. CSthel. aiminiat- ator
OF Jonathan Cathell dec ased the u I'M n,strator
soIttain has with the PIP obstion Of tAe Urphsns'
S.nrt o. W sshiDz'o on county aforesaid appoint ID
sAIl RDAf, be tn day of D,crmber next, for
nia sett ement and distribution If the pei sonsl
fstst- OF SAID deceased and the assets in hand "a
IsI ss the same have bean collected and ato
innnes when and where al the creditors aud heirs
81 shio cecesscd notified to attend at the t,r-
ptsns, Court of Washington county aforesaid }
WIN l''eir cls inns properly Vouchea, or thay NAV
cheIWlse by law he excluded from all benefit in
sald h,ceasea eetat-: provided copy of this order
s. PUNISHED once aweek for three weeks in the
fs.hins star previous to the said 10Th day Of De-
True copy-Test: z. G. ROBBINS,
no Zp-laN3W Reyihtnr of Wills
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NEW STORE! NBW GOODSi
~ SIOUSSA 4 ENNIS,
$40 Pa. AvssCE. NEAk SEVENTH Sr.
we invite the attention OF citizens and strangers
TO o9r stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c, &c, which we think
cannot be surpassed in the city no "a Tvs
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- The Chicago Journal understands that
the following is the position of the army in
Southwest Tennessee and North Mississippi ::
General Grant is with the center, between La
grange and the Cold Water; Gen. G. s Hamil.
ton is near Holly Springs; Gen. Sherman is at
Davis Bridge, southeast Of Memphis; Gen.
HuIituI is ut Memphis, in temporary command
OF the pest The enemy has been concentrating
considerable force at jackson, Miss under
Pemh rten. Our army has been and is being
strength, ne d. TO What extent and by whom it is
hardly proper to state. The Journal does not
anticipate bate north of jackson, Miss,
although the Rebels may make a stand at Tai.
iahaichie Bridge, seventeen miles south OF
Holly Springs.
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fLAkIElED CIDER
CLARIFIED CIDER.

Y CLARIFIED CIDERm
] have just received per schooneri "Georgs 3
Adams AID - W." froiu huston u iargs supply
Of Pure Mas-achpsctte CLARiFIs I'D CIDER which
fer for sale 1t the lowest market price in guam
titles to suit purchas-is
Hotel keepers. suffers and all others in wasn't of
prime article of Cider invited to call snd OK
anime this before purchasing eis-~h
kILEY A. SiIINN
Union BottinE tepnt. 81 Green Sd,
NO b II Genrxetow. D. c.
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The ChronieIs treats upon "Old- line Wings"
and " Depoeed European Rulers"
ENGLISH OPERA-THH RICHINas TRorPK-
the Enchantrrss" has been brought out at
Fords in good systematically good, when it
II considered that its production involves a
considerable outlay for scenic display, ballet
and other accessories necessary to its rendition.
The houses Monday night and last night (de-
spite the bad weather) indicate, we are glad to
say, that Mr.. Ford will not be.a loser by his
enterprise.
With the capabilities and qualities Of voice
or the Richings, father and daughter, the
musical public here are familiar. Mr.. Rich
ings holds his own as an actor, and Miss
Richings's delicious but not powerful voice
strikes Ms never more exquisite in quality.
She was applauded and encored again and
again and again last night; and, in fact, the in
judicioufly displayed enthusiasm Of some Of
her admirers inter Tered sadly to prevent the
fun enjoy nnent OF some Of her finest efforts.
Among the gems Of the performance was her
rendition of Baifc's beautiful aria in the second
act, "Woman's Heart, +" the legend Of the "Young
Nadir," by the same composer, and her varia-
lions to the celebrated "Pirate's Chorus"
Mr. James Dunn, the tenor, displayed good.
taste and no inconsidsrable ability.
The chorus of the Richings company is good,
as is also the ballet, and the scenic effects, prop
critics, &c, noticeably so. The illusion as to
time and place would perhaps be better mlin-
tanned by expunging the lettering, "G. . T.
Parker, Washington, ID. c." from the head of
TIT barrel that figures so conspicuously amongst
the piunoer OF the Sicilian pirates
Mr.. z. II. Brink, always good, and Mr.. W.
III. Eailey, one OF the very best Sc old men" that
has ever appeared here, both members of the
fn.k mn,
in thti respective parts.
1hA mel il To
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I ' I n a
WILSON,
119 Pa. Arcnas, ts.,recn I9:h ard aHi Streets
has receiN I'd fronI Philadclphis-
5H TURKEYS.
Go pairs CHICKENS,
4@ GERSE.
go pairs DUCKS.
Also, full Fupply cf CANVASS BACK, RED
HAD, PHEASANTS aid PARtRIDHES
- irices - suit the times no ,S-tf
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p. ~BALTZS
-. CELEBRATED
PHILADELPHIA LAGER EEER!
All persons in want of su perior article of Lsra-
Beer car Low ne sUpp'i-d with
j y. BALTZ'S
CELEBRATED Las BEER
BY the Agent,
RILEY A. SHINN,
Manufacture Of
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS
Dealer in
Ard Agent for
MASSEY COLIINaA cos
SUPERIOR DRAU GHT ALB
UNION ROTTLING DEPOT
no 20 II 81 Green street Georgetovn
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
VISITING WASHINGTON
wan mo IT much to their ADVANTAGE and personal
comfort if roomrg -utJ to take their meals at thjs
known and long established Restaurant The
suhkcriDtr has spared no .xp-nss in rehttins his
entlre esta oils hmeht, which intend d -xctu i've
ly for u rst class Gentlemen's Restaurant, wher,
may De found all the comforts OF private home.
ard on very moderate terms
GentIen,en are particularly requested to call
before naklpE arrangements eiseu here
c. GAUTIER
no 10 colin o52 Pennsy vnnis "a anue
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DEPARTMENT o1 sfiTB.
WASHINGTON, Nov. -, 1859

SEWARD. Secretary Of State
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Virginia hank notes, about 40 discount Tea.
nessee, IS discount; South Carolina, Georgia,
&C., 80 discount
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-08
MOrIgage Sale.

w HEREAS, Patrick Londergan and Allen Londer-
w gan, his wife, Of the County of Will, in the
State of Illinois. did, the twentysxth day Of Jan
uary, 1882 execute and deliver Arnold X Fah- of
the county and state aforesaid certain deed of Mort
gage TO secure the payment Of indebtness Of One
Thousand aud Eighty Dollars, secured be paid
by certain notes of even date with said mortgage,
made by said Patrick Londergau. payabIe to said
Arnold X. tahs order. said notes particularly
described in said mortgage, which said mortgage
recorded in the Recorders Office Of viii County, ILL
3Qis, in Book SO, Page IA; and whereas Arnold 4.
Fms aforesaid did on the twenty day Of January
1862 assign transfer and set Elias Grcone-
baum all his right, title and interest ia and the
above mentioned mortgage, which deed Of assignment
recorded in the Recorders Office csaid in book
as, page 2OS and whereas, defaut has been made in
the first three notes described IN and secured by the
mortgage aforesaid and is provided in said mortgage
that in Of default of the payment of either of said
notes at the time when the same became due and
able the whole indebtness secured ~ said notes in
said mortgage mentioned, shall heTeupon become i'm
mediatey due and payable;
Now, therefore. public notice is hereby given, that
in pursuance of the power Of sale in said moItSRge
contained, shall. Tuesday the Sixth day OF May,
A. D. lS62 twelve o'clock in the forenoon OF said day
in the Village OF Monee, in said VIII County, sell at
public auction the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described premises, conveyed by the above
mentioned mortgage to wit: Lot number "a Of the
South West quarter Of Section number nineteen 90
Township thirty -four (3+ North Range thirteen 13)
East Of the third principal meridian, situated in Will
County aforesaid. together with all and singular the
tenementS heTedtaments, privileges, and appurten-
theTeuntO belonging and all the right and equl-
of redemption of the said Patrick Londergan and
Allen Londergan, his wife, their heirs assigns in
and to the said premises
ELIAS GREENEBAUM, Assignee ofMortgaee.
Chicago March Is. 1862. 425w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-08
p. FILER
UNDERTAKING.

THE subscriber has received, and will keen a., -,
sizes and stiles Of Metallic burial Case. vb;b !. -
furnish To such as may want them. Tie -.tin,,.,
which these cases are held for their beauty duy.,
ana preserving powers. fully attest their value n.
also Keep on hand nil Styles Of God Coins, ,rs -,
to all calls for his services undertaken IN ,,
try. Horse aud Carriage On hand. ~"
L. DAILY ExcbArs n, liz.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-08
Guardians SALE

DY virtue Of decretal order of the Will County
I'D Court, IN the State OF Illinois. made and entered
at the April term A. d. 1862 Of said court at the Petit
tioE Of the undersigned guardian Of KhOdy Cross and
jackson Cres infant heirs at law Of jackson A. Cross
late Of said County deceased ha! sell all Of the right
title and interest Of the said heirs in and to the follow
ing described real estate, stu said County and
state aforesaid to wit: Lots five and six in Crosss Sub
division Of Block thirteen in Dennys third addition TO
Mokena- with the tenements &c. thereuuto belonging
at the said premises Thursday the 9Th day OF June
1862. O'Clock p. VI. Of that day, at public auction
the highest bidder or one half of the bid cash in
hand. and the balance credit of one wear with
in six per cent per secured by judg-
meEt note of the purchaser and good and sufficient
power OF sale mortgage said premises, and policy
of Insurance ofat least 500, in good responsible
Fire Insurance Company upon the house on said
premises assigned a collateral security.
CYRUS CROSS, Guardian.
r. Y. BARBER, Solr.
April q, 1862. 45-6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-08

WHEREAS. JAMES X. buggy end Bridget Burgv.
W seyerslly, on the 18th day Of December A B.
1890 made and delivered TO Royal 4. Barber their GER
tah pLonssory note for $3.50 payable one year alter
GATE thereof to sail Barber order with interest AZ
ten per cent per annum after due it being for money
borrower which said note secured 70 be paid by
the certain Mortgage Deed Of even date Herewith Of
the said James h Buggy and Bridget Buggy his WIFE
upon the real estate hereinafter described duy recorded
IN the once Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court and ex-
oieio Recorder Of Du Page County, State Of Illinois in
Book Of Mortgage Page AS.
Ana whereas default having been made in the paw
ment n The said note and every part thereof and Of
all Interest thereon. according to the tenor and effect
thereof public notice Is hereby given in pursuance
OF the power OF sale in said mortgage contained shall
sell at public yendne { the highest bidder for cash at
the Court House door in VIII County State of Illinois,
on Monday the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1862, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. the real estate in
said mortgage anu hereinafter described to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter of
section seventeen 40 ia Township thirty seven $50
north and Of Range eleven l) east Of the third prn
cpal meridian, situated the eoudty Of Du Page State
Of Illinois, with the tenemeuts &c thereunto belong
ing aud all right and equity Of redemption Of the laid
james h. Rnggy and Bridget Buggy. his wife, their
heirs &c. therein and for the purposes therein stated
r. Z. BARBER, Mortgage
Joliet, April I'D, 1852. ms 2r.
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Notice of Administrative Sale.

DY virtue Of an order and decree of the Comfy
ID Court OF VIII County Illinois, on the petition Of
the undersigned ADMINISTRATIVE de boHis Ho of the
estate of Lewis Jones, deceased, for leave to sell the
real estate Of said deceased male the April term of
said to wit, the 18th day of April A D. Is62
shall on the sd day Of june A D. lse2 between the
hours of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon and four O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day sell at public sale on the
premises the city ofJUliet in said Will County and
State Of Illinois, all the right title aud interest Of said
estate in aud to the following described teal estate to
OF Lots eight aud rne (s&9 Of Canal Trustees Subdi
vision OF the west half Of Section Fifteen. Township
thirty north Of Range ten east being ia tbe city
OF Joliet, Will County aforesaid for cash
DEBORAH : MES, Administrative de bonis non.
April -, 1865 Iss.