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ORDER OF SALE.

John S. Codding use OF State OF hsnsa :,
John Frazier, County OF Marshah
3 vs.
John A. Mcclellan.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
the End district court in and for Marshall coun-
ty. State of Kansas and to. ne directed, dated
March 18th, A. D. 1862, wherein John 5. Cod
ding use of John Frazier is Plaintiff and John
A. Mcclellan is Defendant, viii on Tuesday
the 9th dsy Of May, A. D. 1862, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock T. NJ OF
said day, at the court house door in Msrysvllle,
County of Marshall and State of Kansas, oher
for sale to the highest bidder for cash all the
right, title and interest Of the defendant. John
A. Mcclellan, of in and to the following rea,
estate to wit: Let one o. in block eleven =
with tie improvements thereon, as designated
on the recorded plat of the town of Marysviile IN
the county of Marshall, then Territory, no"
State of Kansas, fronting fortyr-four (44) feet
ON Broadway and running back seventy-tWo
feet (72) according to Brewers recoeded plat OF
said town of Marysville levied upon to satisfy
said order of sale Appraised at S75.
g. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
J.E. Hardy, PPntf's atty.
SAeriffs Office, April5 s, 1862: NJ
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We are paepared to execute every De.
scription of
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DR. sSfs. B EIERDS-S
TOOTHhCHE DROPS
Fer THE CURE OF
TO0THACHE.

It Is particularly adapted to all cases OF
children afflicted with
TODTHACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves from that
distressing wcarineSS caused by
Loss OF SLEEP.
and rhcir children from great suffering. by
keeping a bottle If
DR. WY. b. HCGD'> TOoTHACuE DHoP>.
Ia the house.
Prepared at Dr. TIur,l's Dental Office. NJ
- Fourth Street Brooklyn F. y.
PRICE ONLY l. CENTS PER BOT~TT r
\ liberal discount made u dealers.
Aalress principal Office. Tribune Builds
ings. No. Spruce Street New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyutt x o.. 2a2
North 2nd. Street: O. !. Huhbell I4I0
Chestnut Street: and by AL Druggists.
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for public interest, did not expose or re
late His invariab.c and ott-rUpeatyd re
ply to all questions why he did not do
this or do that. was. :: What can ! do! ,"
We would be glad if thc deplorablc con-
dition of official management at Washing
ton was confidcd TO the partial disclosures
hv the President in his conversation. They
did not stop there. The President denied
that Illinois had filed h"r quota Under the
call this was Indignantly rcpclicd by the
gentlemen from this State, and the l'rcsi-
dent referred to the War Department, and
it was not until the records and papers OF
that Department had been thoroughly IN
yestigatcd that it was made known in Off
cal circles that Illinois had answered the
cail, We are told that il has been re-
ported here by those who were present n
the time. that in n conversation upon the
inevitable Mcclellan. the Secretary OF
War expressed himself most forciblv AID
that ii was stated that AIr. Stanton would
have resigned upon McClcIlan's reappoin;-
ment, had it not been deemed more advi-
sable by those who wish to oct rid Of the
general that Mr. Stanton should remain
where he il and await the good time.
General IIaIIeck's supposed friendship and
support Of Mcclellan was discussed. and
the Secretary Of War, directly or Indirect
", intimatcd that he had got IIaiIcch
almost right," and hoped III a short time
to have him perfectly 50 upon the matter
of diSmisSing Mcclellan. The charge
generally, if not specially made. was that
Governor Seward was McCIallan'S stead
fast supporter, and that if he =ot out OF
ihe way everything would be ali right
very soon.
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An Alarming Report.

In the Cincinnati Gtrefte. 4 lc;tding
Administration paper, we fni the follow
ing alarming article copied from the Chi
cago Post of the 2lst. The American
people, after reading the opinions OF the
President, therein expressed, can Judge
how soon it Is likely 4 pe,tre viii b. ron
gHeTed
Some weeks ago, sine, the battle OF
Antietam. numerous delegations have viSi-
ted Washington city, TO consult with the
President upon the actual condition oi
public affairs, and to suggest some chang
in the mode of conductin" the Western
campaign.
The President received these deIcga-
tions kindly, and TO one OF them. ~ We
have heard, opened his mind very freely
We are told that in one of the interviews
the President frankly explained the en-
barrasSments under which he lub,rcd
He spoke freely of the failure OF Pop.'s
campaign. and while commenting upon II.
expressed the opinion that much Of tliy
disaster might have been avcrted had not
two ,nerals, havin" thirty thousand
troops, refused OF omitted to 90 TO his; rc-
lief. ld stood quietly with their divisions
unengaged knowing that at the time
PoPe's army was being cut to pieces for
want OF reintorcements. The President.
directly or indirectly gave the names of
these generals, and in answer to the qucs-
ton why they had been proceeded with.
explained the military emergency which
had required the move of the troops to
Ere lcrick, AMI the consequent postpone
mcnt of all investigation
The President spoke of General Nc
Clcllan's Peninsula campaign with no adj
miration, aud when asked if there was no
other general who could be selected. frank
ly expressed the opinion that the army
would not iigh: under any other leader.
lie stated that hc had offered the COM
mand to General Banks. but that officer
declined it, and the army itself demanded
Mcclellan. there was no other cxpedient
left than 10 give Mcclellan control. The
President criticised McCIellan's mode of
proceeding with his army: his sIowness
and the preeaution he took in having a fuI!
equipment OF tents, provisions, etc. but
said that a portion Of the army under
Pope had run away. and he was forced
10 let the army have 4 commander by
whom they would stand.
Much more of the ike conversation bv
the President has been repeated TO Us. but
we have given enough to let any one know
and understand that the President talks
thus publicly of the manner in which
affairs are conducted, and to persons not
connected with the Government. lifts the
veil which hides the misfortunes and
troubles OF the Government in the direc-
tlon OF public affairs. How much greater
must be these difficulties and embarrass-
ments which the President. from a regard
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D&aG1OoaAp Am~o saa2@eg1gya@As

benefit. for no one can estimate how much
pain. suffering, uuhappiness, md Clsiigure-
meIit. expense. lurs OF time and money
would lie saved 10 tie country II every fam
liz to day had one Of these packages, which,
in itself. Is complete set Of Dental Rene
dies. Address WN- B. HUGD * Co Trh
uue BuilGiugNew York. and write name and
address plainly That TemittauCes may be
made. with confidence. W Il. III. x c. re
fer 70 the Mayor Of Brooklyn. T. q. " Grii
filth. President Of the farmers ami CIJizen :
Bank. BROOKLYN - tire Editoss 81 the Am
lean Muau afaciurcs' Gazette to 10y. Cor
Co S-sbiishcr~' Agents. New York ; io
rlerelr,RNUH. E-g WHO know gau'l
=. T Bhen they see x and who has already
ling wa second supply. etc.
1909 Agents Wanted:
To introduce Or. Hurd's Dental Remedies
into every County. Men or Women who
want t. make O. oley quickly. can do better
with these articles than anything n market
They are new. useful. low priced. and we
are spending thousands In advertising them
for the benefit of agents. Boxes uf samples
containing one l,zen ot the one dollar pack
age, above specified hith circulars viii be
sent. on receipt Of Sers3, sEN0g=s. abnut half
price. to any person wishing 20 'est his ur heI
skill I'm selling with the view Of becoming
az agent They can be sid 10 q day fCy-H e
,-JW'd rather l,ag sglH-'eS bigE Commissions
70 ts0sc Irbo Prsrs l,,Hsseires gtiic5rli SgieS-
man.
LJ-Now Is the time 70 Get into business
Tar address ana references See the above
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SHOES, CATERS &c.

OF n'S own manufacture, for Mems Woaae,,'s
d"1 Ch'iaTc"'s 1rear, always on hand, or
made to order at short notice in the host
manner and N the most reasonable terms
All work warranted rs good as the best
Give me call and try me. @. w. CRANE.
J"hnstown Nov, Q, '6O.-lv.
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SADDLERY! sADDL.ERyi

fISiE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
4 inform tie citizens OF Ebensburg and
surrounding country, that he has opened a
Saddler's shop, in the basement of his
dwelling house, on Horner street. where he
IS prepared to furnish to order on the
most reasonable terms, every scription of
Saddles. Brides, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the
business. employing none bu: the best
workmen. and using the best material .,pon
all his work, he hopes TO merritt and receive
a liberal share of the public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken in
Tor work, and the highest market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRF.
E6ensburg, Sept, IA, lS59.-tf.
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WATCH. CLOCK. iEB IEFELRY SfIRI

MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOJVj ji
LEWIS LUCKHART, begs leave to an
nounce that he has always large and varied
ass5rtmen Of all the various ARTICLES peculiar
% nus business Repairs promptly and
carefully attended to.
Jchnstown April. l. 1851. If.
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ARCADE HOTE... i,ban,,
K9Lb0gES' DlTJ5IE1r

This preparation male Eru q
- Cn-iee. l. rer rlrnrn 5s ..-.....
"a supcriar NUTRITIOUS EEEars i
General Debility. D,~.n na.--a a.r
disorders Thousands u 1....
PEELED r.ahau3un rleu u>. If
this without Injurious a#r..-. ID
raius tie strength ofr,-. r.
coffee. Price - cents
K0LL0CK'S LEVEr1
The rur.~t ar.3 ha>t EaFTEs r....
known f- making 'r--- -- ..
ti"uS b-est a,f.' cakes. D. ..
nArFAvruran
n H KGLL0GE, Cfe-f~
iau.er aI B-,sl ar.. e.. .--r. ~.
IHeH-..r.
An. ~0.3 lv aiI n.E.------ -.
Garrh 5ra IL.
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DR.. WM. 2. HURC's
NEURALGIA PlAS ERS.
FOR THE CUREOF
NEURALGIA.

or IoothaCnc produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application.
They ACT like n charm. and are perfectly
harmless IN their nature; DO not produce a
blister. an1 leave no unpleasant results.
DR.. WA. b HUED'S NEURALGIA PLASrERS.
never fail to give satisfaction 10 all who
test th,ir virtue.
Prepared at nr. Hurd'S Dental Office.
No, - Fourth Street. Brooklyn. Z. d.
PRICE. ONLY - CENTS EACH.
y liberal discount made To dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
ings. No, spruce Street, New york
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co. 232
North 2nd Street; O. j. Hubbell. l4IO
Chestnut Street: and by all Druggists.
Dec, IS dolly.
NuTIcE.-We are daily receiving orders to
and by mail for one ormore of DIR. Hura's
Dental Remedies. which We cannot III.
None are mailable except the Ne,ualyia
Plaster, which we send on rece;pt of Price
Is cents) and one stamp. But to accom>
addte persons In places where the DRUGGISTS
and storekeepers are behind the age. We
have put up packages in white embossed
boxes. seven inches by four. with compart-
mentS-each box containing a h2ttle of Dr.
Hurts Mouth Wash. anS T5oh 4che DyoDz
box OF loon Po'rdsr. the NsWrG'yid Pas
ter. and a valuable little Treatise on Teen
and their Diseases. the best means Of l,reseg.-
tig them, and tie proper LeaiEleaI Of CkR-
dren's Teeth, worth Of itself the entire cost
to every young man or woman. or parents
with young children; with sundrv other
articles; price per package one dollar. or six
packages for S., sent by express as directed
As the Express charges are not much. ifany
more on a dozen than on one. 1t Is far cheap
er to order SIX or dozen packages at time.
large family viii want all. or the surplus
can be disposed OF to neiShbors with public
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KNOR THE RELIEF OF TIE SICK
q AMI Distressed. afflicted with y!rulept
and Chronic diseases. ani especially for the
Cure @. Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given grltis. hv the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrnafar
rh@a or Seminal weakness, and othsr Dis
eases Il the Sexual Organs. and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen
sary, sent to ;he afflicted in scaled .ctter en
veloPeS, free Of charge. Two or three stamns
for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. J. SkILLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. >
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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DIR Wlg. R. EEERD,S
MOUTH WASH

can be procured
Many persons carry with them bad breith
greatly to the annoyance and often to the
disgust of those with whom they come in
contact. without being conscious of the
fact. To relieve yourself from all fears re-
gariiug this,
USE DIR. wM. Il. HURD's MOUTH WASH
Cleanliness Of the mouth IS of great Inn
portance to the general health. which i Of
ten affected, and not un:reqJently seriously
impaired. through want of proper attention
to this subject.
USE DR. WI. HUHD's MOUTH VAST.
Prepared at DR.. Hurl's Dental Office.
40. = Fourth Street. Brooklyn. = ID.
Price 81 Cents per Bottle.
\ liberal discount made t. dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune BuilI-
nTs. No. / Spruce Street. New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by pyott Il 60. 222
North 2nd. Street: o. ! Hubncll 1910
Chestnut Street ; and by al! Druggists.
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EBE\ \SBURf HOUSE.

n bee un,tav~'-ei having purchased ami
[ taken possession "f TIE Ei-naarr
House [.nr3uelv uen!,e,l by Henry F,r-,erN
wll. n~ Harpy % receive and a-cr,nsl.-l-
ale lalS odd ru>t.sfs,r~, aui an others arf.a
m'N he .'~p.~r.i ta farr nize Iim. TIE
Ir'luotnr i,Ei~ ASSURE! rr-m she spacious
tp' ~. NlA Bile * n'lor facilities tl.at
a- can offer af least a. good -rr.s,ar.r..
oati"ns a. can hr had al any orner irl tr..
place lie - ln possession. nfa large ~rls,s,ly
ol tie chni~a,r I3H.r, witt which lis isr
satl Da furnished; His table wiu he f-r.
lsaed w.ih a'i m uxnri,s 90 the season. ...,g
he intends hv Ills hospitality and care. T.,
merit the patronage of ali c1o~e who st,.n
wltALim.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
EhenShurg April. L. lS6I- #.
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DENTISTRY.

' s VIE undersigned Graduate of the BaJri-
more College Of Dental Surgery, respcc,
Iuity oilers his professional services to the
citizens OF Ebensburg. lie has spared no
means thoroughly 70 acquaint himself Will
every improvement n his art. To many
years oil personal experience lie has thought
10 a''d the impaired experience Of the LiSb
e9t authorities IN Dental Science. He sim
ply asks that an opportunity may be given
Tor his work to speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD. d. d {
Oihce formerly occupied by Dr.. CLARK,
REFERENCES.
Prof. c. \. Harris L. E. Bond. ir.;W.
Handy; a. A Blandy, T. Fl. Austen. Of the
Baltimore College
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UNION EEOTSE.
EBENSBURC PA.

''iiN a blair Proprietor
TIE PROPRIETOR WI snare n.. ,.,s,..
ta rrnrler Iii~ Hu.d. worth, ut a ,.u,ig8,-
tion OF the liberal share or public paf-,--
aye 1t ha, hcrrtorora received. IN, ,.nIs
viii always Zoe furnished with the Le,- the
market affords: his lar with the hc.t of
liquors.
His stable i> large. and viii he attended.
by an attentive anG uhliging ho-tler.
EbenhurT April 1851.
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LAND AND ms URANC
AGENCY.
MONEY TO LOAN! MONEY no LOAN,
$4,000
ITO invest in Loans on Real Estate .ecp,,,v =
i sums from $500 to $1,000. IN
GENcY OF THE
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co..
OF NEW JERSEY,
snPrI, Oh s4lOo,s5s Is
Innra1 'rn,...., -, l0oO,UoO 90
Receipts Of 1851, S S5s sss 3 3
r, business done on the Mutual note or cash plan.
with annual dividends Of f'"'
FIFTY PER CENT.
in favor Of each Policy holder
Assets invested only In New York and N.,. -
and drawing sir per cent interest Incorporated IN
Dividends paid to Januar, 1st 1862 s1 $50 ooo
Claims by death paid to Jan. LIST, 1862, 100000
The following gentleman insure in this company.
Hon. Jesse o. Norton, Hon. G. D. A. Parks, Bepi.
Russell, +. L. Cagwin, Esq, Joliet; Thos q. Bryan.
Esq Hon. J. Y. scammon, Messrs. Ogden, Fleetwood
Co, Chicago, and eight thousand others.
DR.. A.w. HEIsE, NJ. D., Medical examiner at Joliet.
1000 A cFes of Land
in Win County for sale.
Also the followin ire Agencies:
Girard Fire Insurance Co.,
OF Philadelphia
Assets. 800 go 20
Liabilities, 400 90
Neat earnings, 1851, SS,8O2 50
Houses and Lots for sale and to Rent
Phoenix Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD CONN.
$4,000 Losses paid Troy fire, 1862.
a splendid Lot of BUGGIEs and CUTTERS on con-
signnent now for sale.
Union Insurance & Trust Company,
OF CHICAGO
Insure your Life for the benefit of your Family and
Creditors.
Land For sale,
in every town in Will County. Terms to suit pur.
chsSers.
Any information concerning the above cheerfully
given upon application to
JAMES G. ELWOOD,
North side of Court House square, Joliet Illinois
July LIST. 1862. n3ly
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Trustees Sale.

,,rtr having been male by Ransom p. Bart.
ll 4. - ,bs p.yueut Of certain promissory note
h- n thirteen Hundred Dollars, dated the
'IIrte A. D. 1850, payable ooe year from
,ty ali Bartlett to T. Hatton 4 Co., which
...,rsd by a certain Deed Of Trust executed
s',.I.,t tccpther with his vito Lydia s. to
m ylrood as Trustee Of and npOn the follow
- rarrels Of land situate 10 the County Of
49, n Illinois, tO-wit: The equal undivid-
l..if,f Lot eirht(sl, In the Subdivision as made
~ b,ggett. administrator Of the estate Of
On Wsttios. deceased, OF Lots three (3) and
n 4, Boek twenty l21l, in that part Of tho City
.s,sar and described ~ Old Joliet, and also
-. Ill.rk one hundred and twenty nine (I29),
~ !. dop Addition 10 Joliet. being a part Of
1 i, Isliet. living south Of line drown through
IA a. follows commencing a. a point on the
800 aid block one hundred and thiTty-one'and q
~ h., south Of the North East corner Of said
-,nt on the west side Of said Block to point
I i.,i,,l and thiriy-one and y half (,3ll5) feet
\ M south West corner Of said Block, which
4 fr-v.t vas duly recorded in the Recorders
4, fa.d County aforesaid in Book SO az page ls9 /;
,a.-sfrp | A. the Executor Of the last will and
,-,,, 4 aid L!wnod and IN pursuance Of the pow.
.,aJ rrn,t contained, application having been
..rna sr that purpose by the legal holder Of
n, shall proceed on the 30th day Of septem-
1862 brtw-rn the hours Of one and four
4 ate afternoon Of that day, at the front door
tGgrt ll5u.e 10 Joliet, County aforesaid. TO sell
1endue for cash TO the highest bidder the
..rbed property, aud all equity Of redemption
N, ~ he purposes set forth in said deed Of trust
GD.A PARKS Executor ofthe last viii and
Testament Of Nelson d. Elwood, Trustee.
Et s-TismPeT sth, 1862. l24w
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DENTISTRv

r. B. CHOC HR6NE
w oILD respectfully inform the ipbsb;,.r,. III
w eollet and vicinity, that after an ah.a..ss '.
some years has returned to Joliet o. an aosence
r. - ~ iatre home, and adopts this metbcd a.
the rn. iled5 and the public, that he as taken
I-.l y occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE.
where he viii be pleased to see all who ma. -,
cLASs DENTAL OPERATIONS 10y eu iiAIS
Iho-e wno may employ him NAV be assured ,,., -,
Jdif.fjsU Eaanner ''"'' "Hsy AAd
Nov Pr. 1861
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Strayed or stolen

TJR0M the susrrfber in this city, the 18th nit.
X sorrei mare years old, star in the forehead.
white strip on the nose white feet. thin tale Any
person who will return give information where she
NAV be found, will be literally rewarded
Joliet, Ill, Sept. 2, lse2. NARY A. PICAILS-
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NOTICE.

OryIcE OF THr CRY CLERK.
Joliet, Sept. 18th, 1852
1;IS Ss. E sTd Ps snss the s.s,. IL
n Dol q , a. lie YEAR A. d. 1862, has been
n 4 19ut', , ~ 70 the Common Council by
~ sd I, IRONS feeling themselves agrieved
,ssssfr hl ., AZ their property, are hereby re-
tsss'n,ss y. :, Ale their objections in my ONCE
. H "a. soth day Of September Inst, at which
ssrs VII O' sAM'L D. SMITH, City Clerk.
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q ~ lL ~ WILL cOrSTI, Of the Oct. Term, 1852
VII Administrator OF the
= sf,,b D. Deuel., deceased,
vs.
10, Frances, Deuel.. }
s. hereby given to said defendant Mary
Tltb NJ mat the said administrator, has
re- S,it;on 10 said court for leave to sell the
s Is1.o'T .S. N.R.l Sd P. NJ, in said
J. S...;ps 10 said estate for the payment Of
u, 20 estate and that summons has been
=. a., aid defendant in the said entitled cause
grea - term Of said court, on the third
~ - 1861 and that unless you then and
~ III nlsad. answer or dcnIur to said Pc
p ~, iii be taken as confessed by you and
cs'Hi'i'' wM. ToNNER, Clerk.
\, ri 18th, 1862.
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G q Z l. I Ms
City Expess Wagon

ID UNs to all trims arriving AT and departing from
IL the city baggage taken 10 and from the Depots,
and packages delivered in all parts Of the city and vi
cnty Orders left at the Poet Office News Depot will
be promptly attended TO. Charges Moderate.
Jan fth, 1s62. hOGH CARElN-
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%f OF W os seS. Gss 2 Ssw sc,
Deborah Jones. Administrators dc b,ni,, 49,
man, OF the Estate Of Leyis Jones' dec ed
Morris Jcnes Either Jones ard John sell Issl 70
Jones heirs at law Of Lewis Jones decd 'e' ~
ana Ellen Jones and Michael Murphy.
A FFIDAvIT of the non-residepec o. wo,r,. -,
"a Esther jones and John Jones defenJant, a..
named having been fled in the Office OF the clS
'a'd County Court Of wiz County No,,ca I. h. %
given TO the said Morri. jones' E.tber IT,. -
Jones That the said complainant filed her ne,i,; -;
san court on me ~ day ct August 1862 FIR artbati
y to sell the following described real estate btch -
OF said Lewis Jones. deceased. TO wit ~ ~s
TIE east half Of the south -a-t anart.r .,S -.
80 eI 81 the north east quarter. and tho
W. li 90 u'e north east quarter Of the south w,.t
quarter all III Section NuIpicr eleven mn 4, r-r
,,l,P Nriilo@T thrty-~even 90 North Of Range Num-
per WE'VE az rh-t Of the third prripay 10
Tue county OF Cook and state OF Illinois. Ala o,S
N"mher ianr. i've. six and eight a. 5.ssH in Biock
u,,er Ii,ii,y too IN the Town Of Summit in Cook
Conhiy ana state OF lnois. Also the following des-
erioed premises situate IN the City Of Joli.t I'M wiz
oouny ard state 81 Illinois. to wit: Lot Nurnbes
twenty t2o) ofJaei A. Matesari's ubsiysinn ~ 49,
eight and niuets % in the Canal Trustee. snhI,-
vision Of the west half of Section fifteen Q5l In Tova
-hip thirtyh'e f39 North of Range ten no1 east ~
the third principal meridian uuon ,rbirl, 80 =.
twenty 20 Is situate and being building ,nd 49,
n, , loiihefiy known as the Pavilion House."
hut no" known as and called the "AtIantic UcuSs -
for the purpose Of paying the debts dns h. .aid
ceased and that summons thereupou i.snsd ON, ~
ssid court against raid Defendants re.1-nshL -
thTI H9baay oil September, A. D. 1861 a. Is by law,
required. - 20 y 10"
now unless yon the said Morris Jones Esther Jon.s
20 .oih Jones stall personally be aud supear hefr,
sah County Court of WIN County on the frrt d,y ~
ihe nexf scptemter Term thereof 20 be holden ~,
joliet IN saih Connty. tse Third Monday Of een.
temeer D. lse2 and plead answer or derur 10 az
,Sh fehion the zane ard the mstters s1sy th;1xs
lheren charged AM stated will be taken a. conIe.ssS
CT Of said petition. ~ f'
| 0scnnp TTousE, comp'ts Sol.
AGg Il, 1862