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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

The hARnzRs CHURCH, CORNER Of Catha-
rins and ksdison streets, was crowded last even
ins' u being The second and last evening OF The
strAwbssry vsstvA aud Concert, foT the eslsa' Of
The sun., 1862-06-19
Emancipation Convention in Missouri,

Je T.rson City, Jlnr 1G-Thc Emancipation
Convention met yesterdny-le5 delegates, repre-.
senting 20 counties, being present, aud adjourned
All tInurrg,y
The sun., 1862-06-19
Too Late for Classification.
A COOK WANTED AT TIE OBEN
"A IIoule, 2 Hamilton ave, south Brooklyn 2I5

A COOK WANTED AT TIE OBEN
"A iloule. 2 Hamilton ave, south brooklyn 2l5
RoY MISSING CHARLES JESsUF.
- aged years aud nouiAs. len his horno ~ g
10 school On Sunday. june 18th. lie Ia about
feet IN height fair compe1iou, liu' eyes; hI wears
round gray cap trimmed with back velvet, lighs
linen Jacket, hight pants with small check pat.ns
leather gnitsrs. Any Information of him viii bO
thankfully received by Lis parents, ut D. Oak street,
corner of Cstharine 2tl
RUslNESs WAGONS OF EVERY STYLB
~ couatautly on hand or made 10 order. such -
grocern, mills, plumbers and express. You viii
hni thia place ~ favorable al any that can DO found
and every article got here warranted a. represents
ed. srEWAkr's Factory, b3d st bet broadway
and Sth nv. Jei9 3's03
CARPENTERS wANTED-3 GOOD MEN
Vat 1YkkkLs shop, AZ broome 81. Apply early
EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE ONE %
~ HANES's Muelutoe sllcids
WANTED 4 FEW BOYS AND GIRL1
w on Rraiing machines, St ga9 Fast 10Th ss. 70
NXANTED A BAKER ON BREAD. PIES
w AMI cakes; wei recommended. s9d Grand -
WANTED-jOO LABORERS AND TEN
w Br.c,ts. IT,. highest wages paid. Apply v
+. BERGEN, cor. Clinton lid Park avenues, Br ook.
lyn. jels s'2is
WANTED-FIRST CLASS GIRLS on
w corded skirts. 239 Lorimer, wmbsh, rear -
WANTED-t'OOD HANDS TO FINISH
w lsnts after maeiue. 2i! W !5th at dsys.TS
WANTED--3 GlRLS-SIEADY WORK
w 20 finish dresses. 20 Elizabeth st. 2i floor 70
| \VANIED-EXPERIENCED HANDS AT
w dressmakng. 100 2sth II. 70
Harmony Division No. 5, n. Of THE
Nj nib'Ts Of ts Division requested to asseInblo
a. tie Division room, Isl very, on ThursdayA
lyth inst At IL o'clock. for the purpose of attend.
ins the funeral Of our late brother Y, W. y. 9eoroD
HUI, " tho stanton street Baptiht CGurch. -
order JACOB BlRGE, W. T, w. Y. MACDON.
OUCH, RS. ZIG
The sun., 1862-06-19

tProm our special sorrespond,nt)

BY the arrival Of the steamship Columbia at
this port, are in receipt of Havana fles and
etters.
The sun., 1862-06-19

The Cunard mail steamer China, Capt. An
derson, arrived yesterday from Liverpool, which
place she left on Saturday, tho 9Th Of June, and
Queenstown on the afternoon OF the sth. brief
sketch OF the news brought by the China was tele-
graph.d from Newfoundland.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
LIST OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISS
mo in THE FIGHT ON APRIL l6.
HKApaUAarKRs AExY OR THE POTosAc,
Saturday, Aplii ~, 1862.

HKADaULarERs AENY OP THE POrosAc,
Saturday Apii -, 1862.
To he H5n. 2. NJ sr4Sros, Secretary 9 Var
The report Of killed, wounded, aud missing in
General w. +. Smiths Division of the Army Corps,
April l6, il as follows
.. FIRST BRIGADE.
h II Emerson captain wounded confusion oil thigh by
John L. LcyoIin private. bsyOnetw0und In chest see
= l. wbeAr.na private, Company D, % Vermont, miss
W'P Vance. priys,e, Company T.. % Vermont iiled
J Thompson, private, Company. p, 50 Vermont Killed,
n "a Tbornas private Company, T.. ID Vermont killed
John Bseksn' private. Company T. 81 Vermont, wounded
IN = Brown. piyaie, Company f. ID Vermont wounded in
1hs Tou1cr private Company Z, % Vermont wounded
G. k Hin private, Company e, Sd Vermont, wounded in
D EIis piyate Company (. ID Vermont wounded ia arm
g. fiirg private conpsny e. % Vermont wounded in
C.i,is Fa., private comrsuy E, ID Vermont wounded
H ioimes, sergeant, Company L. ID Vermont wounded
Ros private Company T. Sd Vermont, wounded in thigh
C. Wills. private Company T. Sd Vermont, wounded mis-
srg I'm,
D. C. Ni.ou, corporal Couirsny r. 81 Vermont. killed.
Austen Bonquit,on. private Company c, 80 Vermont,
Wa ponner private Company y 30 Vermont, killed
Ricnard WILSON, 80 Vermont, kfled.
a. Dyke, wounded Ia tl head, dangerously. ~
Piuxlen captain wounded in the hand and thigh Sri'
Chandler lt Lieutenant wounded In The hand and thigh,
sehousy
l.. Fairbanks, corporal, Ia sIni severely
John Smith, private shoulder, severely.
WilAs Whcolnb. hip, severely.
T. 4. Perry, thigh, severely.
J. H. But,eried, side severely
&. II. laigo arm severely.
:. C. Reed, thi ID. severely.
Me,caiL corporal shoulder, slightly.
All above Of tie 81 Vermont regiment
SECOND BRIGADE.
VIM Fuller private Co. +. I'd Vermont hiledi shot
throns nsh be head a.
4 II. Patch, private Co. A. Sd Vermont, wounded in hip
severely.
A. A. Bailey private, Co. A, 9dyenon wounded severely
Ia chfs, snd arm. -,
y. h. whiteOub, private Co. A, ID Vermont wounded IL
fev. severely.
s !. FLOOD corporal Co b. u Vermont, wounded IN leg
J.. J.. Brsgs, pfisate, Co. ID, 81 Vermont, Killed
u. Campbell piyste, Co. ID, 81 VeTmons bilee.
j. C0okman, private, Co ID, killed.
q. Danforth. private, Co. ID. killed
ID. Elliott, private, Go. ID, Killed.
}. Lebsy, private, Co. d. klled
John Sssle, private, Co. ID, klled
D. Stevens, private, Co ID, knled.
AitSsP PnlsiS w. Y, ltlss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

r. G. Bellows, private. Company J. knee
Y. r. Kenney. Lieutenant, Company !, iee. .s -
A n. 0sxbin, private. Company A, arm ns0"es' -
j. D. Wilson, privs.e, Company @, abdomen, severely
George Reock, private, Company @ knee
John Robinson, private Company ID, foot
H. Walker private, Company X, wounded In knee ssve""
j. Boswell private. Company C. thigh.
H. Houshton private Company Y hand.
Thomas Barker private, Company Q, hand
J. White private. Company Q, arm
D. g. jones' private. Company c, hand, shshtlH
Thomas Murphy, private, Company n, arm.
=. R. Gore, private, Company L. neck aad head
e. Goddard private, Company q leg
T. a. Fuller, private, Company II, thigh
N b. Hancock, sergeant Company II, both sss severely.
THIRD sEw-YoRK ARTILLERY lMoITs BAfTthst
- - Lambert of New-York, allied ey she'll
Ch4Ile: Morehosse, private, of New York, killed.
Jos Miller prvsss Of New.York, wounded in the back
dangerously.
Tbos Dansbody private ofNewYOrk, confusion Of thigh.
Wn. Mabber private, Of New.York scalp, severely.
Thouas Butler. private Of NewYerk, under eft eye.
- fitzgerald, private ofNsw.foTk, confusion OF thigh
Leon Kline Of New.York. side of head, severely.
Thomes Cave Of Eew-i ok, upper part Of night foot. -
verely
FIFTH BATTERY OF ARTILLERY.
- Mcdonnell, private Of Ayress bsttery, wounded
VIM f. Morrill,, First Lieutsnsnt United States Engines
Corps wounded in upper Of righ. arm, severely.
Killed. ..,'...ss.'....''..''''.s -
Wounded.... '''''''''''''iIo
Missing. ............"..............''..
Total ...,..,...,.................1ef
6. B. MCCLELLAN, Msjer-Genersl Commsudine
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

tie effect Of four Of his shots is very significant
Rebel regiment wss moving at right angles to his po-
sjtion. lie fired conical ball az the file IN winch
the flag was carried, cut down the whole hle and
threw the flag to tie earth. The other three Sbo,,
equally effective, scattered the regiment like smoke.
The naysl maxim IL established that three guns IN
battery are equal 10 one hundred afoat. The pro-
norton Of power between those IN embrasures,
against those in position in open field is nearly as
great. When we consider that Capt. Ayres, with
bis fire Of spherical ease shot from level comheld,
against a large and exceedingly strong work, si-
lenced every gun in IT, we can appreciate the mar
velon. skil aud science with which this officer 3
Justly celebrated battery il worked. Every shot took
effect within the embrssmes spd over the enemy's
pieces. lie literally swept and cleared tue Rebels
aws1 a.,5f their guns, aud furnished new and most
interesting fact in tie history Of artillery warfare
the possbe superiority Of guns in plain over On
equal number protected by oarthworks The affair
il The subject Of general aud admirng comment to-
day ameng all the West Point officers who have
heard OF II.
Among The incidents Of the 6glt was tie recovery
from fever Of Sergeant Fletcher OF Company +,
IA Vermont ON the rick lst, and excused from duty
and the nee be made Of his temporary health. He
crossed tue stream and went through the hght-tbcu
on bis return, was among those who went back and
rescued the wounded. On his return TO camp, ht
wen, into hospital and resumed his fever, with az
gravation.
John Harrington beardIes- orphan boy OF H.
nnarmed. went over and rescued out of the rine-l
a disabled comlade.
Lieut. Whittemore commanded Company +, whiel
il without Captain for some reason. Tins oihcer
with bis revolver, covered Harrington in hs hazard
ous expedition and killed several Rebels who aimed
tbeir pieces at the boy. His most intimate friend IN
the company, Private Vance, had been killed in the
fae-pit. NWhittemore, enrased with sorrow, bnis'
into tears, aud seizinR tue dead soldiers muskd
stood over him. and threatened death TO any wh'
should retroat and then STOPPING down, nc took ca"
fridge after cartridge from his friends box, and kiicc
hls man with every fre-raging with n divine iuJ
the while.
All win recall the case Of private VIM. Scott o' the
Sd Vermont, sentenced by Mcclellan last Fali 10 Dc
shot for sleeping on bis post, while on the Potomac
and whom Simon Cameron then Secretary OF war
sayed from his rigorous fate. Among the forenos
aeross tbe creek aud the first to be killed yesterday
was this very man-as brave soldier as ever died
on tue field Of battle.
Among the phenomena Of the fight was the eordi'
ton Of the Uniform Of Capt Bennett Of Company X
OF the 81. II had eight bullet holes in 1t. One
through the collar Of bis coat, through the right
coat sleeve, one through his paualoOns below the
left knee, one through both pantaoOns and drawers
above .ls Tsht knee. aRd iQg lLgepga .hs lAg!s o.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
WOUNDED d.

wouSDFD.
Sergeant Jecob G. Mclean, Company H. IN "e "O"'N
o,ooral lame, Bsie Company H. IN the head teii11sy
Pyr,e N-hael OwyeT Company q, IN the le4l snouu''
prvaie Lewis c. Crane, Comp,ny H. "a
Pyrts PelricA Ambrose, Company T. in the ie as anu
leg slightly. . n. ,u
Privs,a Josiah Kif Company u IN the leg sbghty'
prvat. W "a Rankin Conn any II. flghty Mill
Private CyrIs Roman, Company Il, in the tmsD hsnJ j.
Jieut. Leaf Of Col Bayald's Let Pennss ivanla
Cavalry was the only commissioned officer wonnaed.
In this II giment there were three killed ana eish'
wounded.
The infantry sustained M lose. NUMBER OF men !.
are missing, but as they are coming in from time TO
time, it is probable al win return.
We have 10 opportunity TO estimate the loss OF tne
enemy.
IL Las been a rapid march and brilliant success
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
is coat. There was no, scratch upon this mans

his coat There was not q scratch upon this mans
skin.
The sharp-shooting was marvellous Ten men,
with the telescope rife kept tho Rebels two hours
away from their largest gun. Every man who came
near i, was killed. 1t was utterly useless for that
long time. The Rebel commander had finally to
drive up an entire regiment TO the piece and man It
BY superiority OF numbers-more gunners than could
be killed. IL was fred thus four times, when slot
from Keunedy's battery dismountedt. The value OF
sharp shooters is demonstrated fact Of the great
est military Importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

G. B. MCCLELLAN, Msjer General Commsudin
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

Ees1 P. LII @ nssaa@sr ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22

DUMPS all kinds for sale eh.sP a. p,,.r..T
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22
A Sharp Juror.

The action was ejectment for four acres
Of land, worth about dollar an acre. The
case had lasted four days, and the counsel
on both sides bad moved instructions, hich
the worthy judge had given to the jury
with that amiable impartiality which dis
tinguished himl The jury had been lock-
cd up two days to consider their vel dict
aud now came into court unable to agree
addressed the court through their foreman,
a small, sharp specimen ola juror
Sharp Juror-'Judge, it's dead lock-
six aud six
Plaintiffs Counsel-'If the court Please
do hope the case is not to be tried again.
If the jury differ about the facts, they can
call the witness; if about the Law. they can
ask the court
Judge-'They have Instructions enough.
Shary Juror Yes. that's the point -
Six of us are banging on the plaintiffs in
structitns, aud six on the defendants IN
attractions; they only present the case in
different aspects
Judge-'There's no conflict between the
instructions; they oily present the case in
different aspects
Sharp Juror-'That's il. exactly; six on
the plaintiffs aspect, and six on the de-
PENDANTS aspect, and dead lock at that =
Judge-'The jury is discharged. Sher,
III ado urn the court.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22

By Jas. W. sr~sian. of the Chicago nn Dt enro1rs,
accurate aud reliable biography OF senator - ors
with all his most imp lrtant speeches, ETC. e 4. n
handsome IL mo. wit portrait Cd steel uiIRpE
For sale by " Jolisin
ma % JehersoE 81 -
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LIrTLE nY LITTLE.


One step and then another,
And the longest walk is ended;
One stich and then another,
And the largest rent is mended;
One brick upon another,
And the highest wall is made;
One fake upon another,
And the deepest snow is laid.
So the little coral workers,
BY their slow but constant motion,
Have built those pretty islands
In the distant dark-blue ocean;
And the noblest undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
By OF repeated Efforts
Have been patiently achieved.
Then DO not look dishcarteDed
Ger the work you have to do,
And say that such mighty task
You never can get through;
But just endeavor day by day
Another point to gain.
And soon the mountain which you feared
Will prove to be plain.
aRome was not buildod in day."
The ancient proverb teaches;
And Mature, by her trees and flowers,
The same sweet sermon breaches.
Think not Of far-off duties,
But OF duties which are near;
And having once begun TO work,
Resolve To pcrsevere.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE vEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight, and will keepin any climate
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration OF insensible Precipitation Sioans
Fever AntidOte, Condition Powder, Is a cert,iu nlnnJ
Purifier IL never fails loosen the skin cleanse th
watercTeate an appetite and positive cure for oughs
Colds stun Complaint, Founder Dstemper and carries
OF Bolts aud Worms. may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety
One Package OF the Powders and box Of the Oint-
ment VIII perfectly cure recent Founder in SIX or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Horse Dstenper. they will alay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease One now
der and part of box of ointment, will. in All
cases, cure. tho Horn Distemper in COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK
WALTER b. SLOAN the original discovarer of This
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
of its manufacture but orders should be sent 10 his
son, oscar sioan - South Water Street, Chicago,
Ill, who will promptly supply the demand for tbese
popular aud truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine Sold
wholesale aud retail at Manufacturers prices at
Joliet, by J. H. BROWN, aud Retailed by all the 9TH
Druggists.
June 19. 1850. molly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22
MOrignge SaIe.

M HEREAS, Patrick Londergan and Allen Londer-
w gan. his wife, of the County of Will, in the
State OF illinois, did. the day of Jan
nary, 1853, execute and deliver to Arnold r. Fahs of
the county and state aforesaid certain decd of Mort
gage TO secure the payment of an ndebtnesS of One
Thousand and Eshty-nine Dollars secured be paid
by certain notes of even date with said mortgage
made by said Patrick Londergan, PAYABLE 10 said
arnold k FANS or Order said notes more particularly
described IN said mortgage which said nlortgape was
recorded in the Recorders Office Of viii County DIi
nols, in Book so. Page "a; and whereas Arnold r.
rams Aforesaid did on the twentythird day january
1867 assign. transfer and set unto Elias Greone
above mentioned mortgage, which deed Of assignment
was recorded in the Recorders Office aforesaid in hook
80, page 2OS; and whereas, default has been made in
the first three notes described in and secured by tho
mortgage Aforesaid and is provided in said
that IN case Of default the payment either of said
notes at the time when the became due and nav
able the whole indebtness secured BY said notes in
SAID mortgage mentioned, shall theIcupon become i'm
mediatell due and payable
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given that
IN pursuance OF the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, shall. on Tuesday the Sixth day Of Nav
A. D. loo2at twelve o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
IN the village oil Monee, IN said Will County sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash the fol,
loving described premises, conveyed hv the above
mentioned mortgage to wit: Lot number one IN of the
south West quarter Of Section number nineteen UQl
township thirty-our t34) North Range thirteen l3i
East Of the third principal meridian situated in " in
County aforesaid together with oil and singular The
tcnements, Entertainments, privileges and appurten-
aGces thereunto belonging and all the right and eou
" OF redemption of the said Patrick Lunderyap and
Alien LonGergan, his wife, their heirs and assigns In
and to the said premises
ELIAS GKEENEBAUM, Assignee ofMortgage.
Chicaso' March y, Iet- 425w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22
Revolutionary Anecdote,

One of the regiments at the battle Of
Bennington was commanded by Colonel,
who, when at home, was deacon. lie was
q calm, sedate, determined man, and went
to the battle because he was compelled by
a sense Of duty. His whole parish was in
his regiment; SO was their beloved pastor,
without whose presence aud blessing they
scarcely thought themselves in way to
prosper.
The Colonel was ordered by General
Stark TO reinforce one Of the wings, which
was suffering severely. lie marched at
the instant with his forces, but as slowly
and composedy as if he had been marching
to a conference meeting.
The officer IN command of the cOrrs to
be relieved, fearing that he shonld be COM
PEELED to give way, sent to hasten the Col
ousl.
"TOll 'em we're coming" said he, and
marched steadily on.
A second messenger came with the intel
Ggence that the wing was beginning to fall
back.
THAT will make room ror us, tell 'em
we're coming replied the Colonel, with
ANNOYED countenance and unaccelerated
pace.
A third messenger reached him, Just as
his troops emerged from behind coppce,
in full view Of the enemy whose balls now
began to whistle about them
"IIalt !" commanded the Colonel "form
column and attend prayers"
And there, in the face of the enemy, did
the regiment pause, while solemn PRAYER
was offered for success in the deadly strug.
gle they were to begin. Prayer being end.
ed, the Colonel addressed his speech, which
for brevity, couciseness and vigor may bear
comparison with any that Cesar or Napo-
leon ever addressed to their troops:
"SOldiers !" said be, our wives and chill
dren are in the rear, the Uessians are in
front. give it to them "
They did give it to them" and that
band Of foreign mercennries, as the hosts
Of the uncircumcised Philistines melted
away before the army of Israel"
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Moor DIS
LIVER INYIG0RAT0R.
NEVER DEBILITArINC

t rs COMPOUNDED ENTIPELY PROM GINS
Il and has become established fact Standard Med
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-22

nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED TO
IL Head Stones and Monuments in PAEIAS MARBLE
CASE and warrented to secure the Likeness from any
AIR and dampness for "A long number of years. ANY
DagueIreotypst copy the Daguerreotyp these
Cases from the original picture, ard it is but a few
moments work to attach of them to a Head Stone
When attached to a Head Stone or Monument they
look as though they were carved on with the
scuptors Chise for they initiate marble so eIfectIy
They are very ornamental a Head Stone ard nre
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been sold
this fact alone shows concusiyely that they fast
running into general usa.
The adjoining Of the Sepulchers of removed ones al
leviates grief and soohcs the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereaved TO know tha an additional
tons the attention of the stranger and causes
him to pause and learn the name, aud gaze on the
eRSS of one who has shared largely in the love of
others. 10 refined and cultivated mind there is not
a more mourniul spectacle earth than a desc
Grated grave, neglected and oyer-grown graveyard
Those In whose memories the departed live, will
to strew sweet iowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of AFT ctOn.
They Will plant there the Rose the Lily and the
Evergreen as Enblems Of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Paradise
Of God Above all we would icyore the loss of hos
ksessS Of dear departed which SO distinctly
engravcu upon the tablets Of our memory. Although
months and years may eaDse since inexorabIc Death
made surrender the hcdes of cherished ones to the
grave and their spirits God. yet they still pres.
ont to our minds beautiful and lifclke.
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones Le their image clothed with
the innocence and loyclinCss Of youth, marked by
the SORROWS OF cares of aga;
One Of these Cases will he sent by express to any
person in thu United States for Two Dollars Oue ,oZ.
Cases viii be any Marble Dealer or Daguer
rcotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &c, furnished free, and sent with each
package OF Cases. Agents charge IS apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
ANY person wishing to sell them can be supulird Mt
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire HsHdred Dollars this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required as Capital to
mence with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer Three Dollars. This is rstrate work
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money: 1
will be responsible for its safety, if you have proof of
sending it.
Address the Manuiat turer'
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
mo- WpSf
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SlraYeh or Stolen.

hN the 2Sth of June last. sorrel Mare. years
Oold, shod two days before she left small white spot
IN the forehead sorre name and tall two letters Il.
: branded on the left shoulder, long hair on the
ietocks, one fetlOck and one of the hind feet little
larger than the Others caused by strain, large fiat
hoos and the inside of the hOofs is full the rim in
the bottom, and steps long when under a trOt.
whoever will return said Mate shall receive SOS If
stolen, and VIII County will pay $50 for the thief also
II strayed will nay So if found within 10 miles from
Joliet or will pay $40 iffound within 20 miles of Joliet
Any one who will take up said mare and give infor-
nation by letter through the p o. Joliet ILL., direct
to Box So shall be literally rewarded
Il. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July II, 1850. n5-3w