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Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue poces on MARINE,
IELAsD EAyIdATIOE, Transportation and IIRK Risks,
At reasonable rates.
CAPITAL, SoOO,ooO.
oFFICERS:
ISAAC UHDERHILL, Pres. J. L. T. POULAND, V p
C.HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Isaac UypERHILL, P HOLLAND, r. L. T. BoURLAND
RICHARD dsIoe' WH;f I'M J9h jon, RsIs Obs
WILLIAM X. Phelps, WM. IEERoS, L. HOLLAND,
Office SO, Main Stseet.
THE following is the report of the business Of this
Office for the past year showing its condition on tn,
3ls day of March, which time the Capital increas
cd $500 O; the whole amount Of which subscribed
and $OOO paid in. In view ofOur Increased facilities
for nOug heavy business and also the large additional
security offer to onrSeusomers giving this company
basis second TO other, therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business twill ever
be t aim of the company to honorably conduct all
their affairs to merit the patronage Of the insurlng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjust of losses be sufficient guaranty for
Amount insured the past year, s,a,026,2ss.5s
Received premiums on same, 40,Og5,lh
Interest and exchange balance, 1l.5C7 II
Paid losses aud expenses, 2l,SS4,9s
Capital stock, .loO,OOooo
BliiS lHNNtle. O,sNS,0O
All other debts estimated, $500
ASSETS.
Bills receivable. amply secured, having from
to 90 day. 10 run, l21 $50, %
Real estate office building, &c, s,l50,Oo
Cash hadd. and due from Agents
and city customers, 13,l3S,S so
Amount Of losses in process of adjustment $2+O1 o.
Amount Of losses resisted by the company, none
Amount eflo.ses adjusted, due and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office, ShaH's Store. Jefferson ST., Joliet
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STATE OF iLLINOISl
COUNTY OF WILL -
viii County Circuit Court of the March Term. 1ss,
va Bill for Divorce.

Bill for Divorce
Mary Price.
4 tFIDANlf or the non-residence Of the aIovo
~ NAMED defendant having been filed IN the ,frrs
81 the Clerk Of said court, notice hereby iv.I 10
the said deeudant. that Edward Price, the 5aid c,,n
panant MD his B OF complaint in said court on The
chancery side thereof on the Is Ih day of Jnnnarv
D. 1851 and that summons thereupon issued Wnt Of
said court, against you Mary Price the defendant b
next. as is by law required. - i
Now unless You the said defendant shall personoII,
be aud appear before the said said Count, On
th irst day OF the next term thereof to he held AT
Joliet IN said county, the third Monday of March
A. D. lSt2 aud plead. answer or den.ur 10 the seid
complaiuanis said bill Of complaint, the SAM and tho
matters and things therein charged and stated VII, h
taken confessed and decree entered a.-ai,,st -,
according TO the prayer of said Till Of complaint
A. H. Cows. Comp. Sol. ~
Jset, January y, 1852. - So
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F. WILLENTZKT Mn

ATE SURGEON in the 4;h Regiment B. q l..
hASnx located himself Joliet oers his services
70 the public Dr. w. has served in the British Army
and war in the CTimea.
Ss-surg1eal cases PROMPTLY attended,
Once No. % Bun Street .1ex
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The New Bedford Register gives the
following as the latest case Of shsentmin.i-
edness which has occurred in that vicini-
ty:-
"a gentleman placed his Spectacles on
one Of his ears. and walked sideways two
miles ia violent rain storm"
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ST. Louis Alton and hicago r. II

ON AND AFTER MAY Chit, 1880, the
Joliet & Chic. Accomm odatton Train
THROUGH IN 1 HOUR AND so MINUTEsm
Wlleaye Joliet at 7:15 N, arrv. at Chicago $50
Chicago 4:20 Pm, go at Joliet 6:25 n.
i:22 A. N.
Express Trains pas, Joliet Going South 102S and
1885 N.
Through Tickets from Joliet to New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and all principal Towns In the middle
aud Eastern States can be obtained At the st. L. A.
c. r. X. Depot the quickest and most reliable rout
via. Chicago, this Company's Trains making direct
connections there with every Train the roads
ming east, an advantage not obtained by the Cutoff
The fare is the same BY way Of Chicago.
Ii. HURLBUT. Ag't
Joliet, May. 8, lsec Att
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YOdNE's
A UsTAREECELTlVATOR
AND
WEED EXTERMINATOR

'Inlls implement, the only one in use that v il
thoroughly eStprminate all grass and weeds in
Corn and Potato and at the same fine cf,tnnII
pulveriZe the soil may De had this vicinity of Lane
and loomer, LQckp"rt- Brooks a Co. and " = Kar-
rett- Joliet. Fish 4 Carpenter. Minonka II g Zoo,
son, hankakee City, and of the subscriber.
... JOHN YOUNG.
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VANITY.-There is philosophy in the re-
mark-'most people dislike vanity in otis
ers. whatever share they have of it them
selves: but give fair quarter whatever
meet with 1t, being pursuaded that it is
often productive Of good to tue possessor,
and others who are within his sphere of
action and therefore. in many cases, it
would not be altogether absurd if a man
were to thank CID for his vanity, among
the other comforts of life.'
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ORANGES.


Oh hearts there are as sweet as these,
Delicious souls wherein might be
such glorious, Towering orange trees
j As bloom beyong the indian sea.
Such hearts imagination's sun
Makes fruitful as the favored isles,
That meath the torrid SKY have won
Delightful natures warmest smiles.
Not all at once their worth we feel,
For farther as the giimses go
Such souls Will richer fruits reveal,
That in moment seem to grow.
What wonder that the lover sees
Bewitching charms In maidens when
Their hearts, 50 bright with oranges,
Night shame the frosty hearts Of men.
How sweet the girl whe midst the gay,
Contagious world keeps ever fair
Those Towering vistas far away,
Whereof we Joyous gimp ses share.
And ne'er would a maSien wed
Whose dreamy souls unconscious powers
Could nc'er confuse my heart and head,
With CLEANS Of oranges and flowers.
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= % Va Il Il III 4 n & n T.

CtLOCKS Sewing Machines Parasols Umbrellas and
Locks repaired, Keys fitted, Bells hung Door Plates
made to order, Surgical Instruments repaired, Music
Boxes and Brass Instruments generally repaired and
various other jobbing all warranted well done by
:. G.. SCOELAY.
Washington ST., near Ottawa ST., oliet, ILL.,
Joliet, July II, 1861. n5-tf
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S ANS OINTME MT.

FOR Milinoss. Safety. Certainty, Thoroughne-s
Slons Ointment is rapidly sup rceing all other ONT
ments and Linimcnts for the cnre Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds. Crack
ed Heels. Ring bone, Polev windgals Callus SPAWN,
Sweeney, Fstula, Eoundered feet. Sand Cracks
Scratches Of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'ItIlB Largest and best ssorted Stick Of Hardware
i Mt the LOWEST PRICES, can be found at the
STRONG 4 RR0cKs
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FAX Sale NOIIcc.

NOTICE is hereby given that. at a sale Of lands
town cry lots Tor state nty and special taxes
ana cost due thereon for the year 1889 made in rur-
sGlnceo law a. the County of Will aad state OF MI
nois on the 18Th day OF May, 1sCO at the north door
OF the Court House. In the city Of Joliet, hold l,y
pnr chase on assignment the purchase certificates Of
said sale Of the lowing described tracts and town
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sANF OR DIG
e LIVER INYIGORAT0R.
NEvER DEBILITATING


TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIPELY PROM GUMS,
and has become established fact, Standard Med
icine. known and approvJ led BY all that have used
it, and is re=orted TO with confidence in all dis
eases for which 1t ia ne - CON ndea.4
II has cured thousands = within the last two years
who had given mp ali = hopes Of relief as the
merOus unsolicited tincstcs in my possession
This dose must be AZ idaptcd 10 the tempera-
ment Of the individual = taking il, and used in
such qualities rs 10 act = gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates OF youriy- Judgment guile you in
the the IfvER IS-i- aivrooEA-os, ard q will
cure LTvER COMPLAINTS. EiIIoCs ATrkcBs, DTsPEP-
sA. CHRONIC DiARRHGA, - suyNrR COMPLAINTS, DIS
EMERY, pRoPsT, souKi.- STOMACH. HAEITUAL Cos
TivKNEss. cHuiIc, cHoL = ERs. sioKDUs, chol
era infantuTn,r Flatu-i = ltRee, JaEudcc, Female
Weakness and may be- : used e-siuiiy a
Ordinary Female Med :. cine. II viii SICK
HEApAcHE (as thousands = can tesfify.) IN twenty
minus. II threc,[ Teaspoonftls are taken 1t
/ commencement of at tack.
Az VINO usR II AKKi LIVING their testimony in
I its favor
NIX WATER IN THE- MOUTH Win TIE lNTIGoR
ATOR, AND SWALLOW B0TEl iTccETuLE.
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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INFALLIELE AND WARRANTED!
Hly-invented
Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf

neHly-invente1
Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which 20 hear Lectures, Sermons, Speeches. &C.
IL is small. and be carried in tho pocket. and
when used, he entirely concealed 1t is constructed
combined a. to form powerful reflector of sound !;
and is altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf invented. letter enclosing full par
ticuars will he any address the receipt of
a cent stamp, with which to send the
Address, II. MANSFIELD, Book Seller,
IL 13i York Street, New Haven, Conn.
'rc%s OF o. W vi" Of IS May St Tsi q issg
Ezra Il. Dibblc John c. Work and Lam
sing c. Moore,
vs.. Assumpsit
Mortimer A. Flack & Henry II. Walker,
DUBLlC notice is hereby given TO the said Mortimer
Il A. hlack and Henry Ii. Walker that a writ of at
taohment issued out Of the office of the Clerk of said
Court. dated the 10Th day Of April A. D. 1862 at The
suit Of the said Ezra u. Dibblc, John c. Work and
Lansing G. Moore, and against the estate of the said
Mortimer A. Faek and Henry III. Walker for the sur1
ct Eight Hundred and Eight dollars and sixty-on.
cents directed to the Sheriff Of said county which said
writ has been returned executed.
Now therefore. unless You the said Mortimer A
fiack ana Henry H. Walker shall personally be-, and
oppcar before the said Will County Circuit Court ON
or bfore the hrst day of the thereof TO be
hoden AZ The Court Honsc in the city Of Joliet I'm said
county on me ihrd Monday Of May A. d. 1St2. and
give special bail and plead to the snii PLAINTIFF, action
Judgment viii be redered against Won and in favor
OF the said Ezra H. Dibble, John e. Work and Lansing
T. Moore. and much Of the property attacheds NAV
be sufficient TO satisfy the said Judgment and cc.1s
will besoid to satisfy the same.
D. II. PrvNET. PITS Atty 'A'
Joliet. ADril 10 1SGp
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strayed or stolen.

'yNH ~ W OH HSHOHOU'
nN the 2Sth Of June last, one sorTel Mare. years
Iold shod two days before she left, small hite spot
in the forehead sorre name aud tall two letters ID. Il
s. branded on the left shoulder long hair the
fetlocks, fetluck and Of the hind feet little
largt than the OTHERS caused by strain, large nat
hOos aud the inside of The hoofs is full The rim in
the bottom, and steps long when under troI.
Whoever will said Maze shall receive SIS II
stolen, ard Will County will pay $50 for the thief
il s;rsyed will pay s. il found within 10 miles from
Joliet, will pay SlU found within 20 miles of Joliet
Any who will take mp sad and give infOr.
nation by letter through the T. o. Joliet ILL., direct
to Box So, shall be literally rewarded.
b. y. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July Il, 1850. n5-iw
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Also
SA NFOR D. $50
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED. FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AID PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and viii keep in any climate.
The FAMILY Gal tTUAETIC PILL il gen
tie active Cathartic - which the proprietor has
ustd IN his practice more - than twenty years.
The constantly increa- - ing demand from those
who have long used the PMS and the satisfaction
which all express in - gard 10 their has in
duced me 90 place them - within The reach 81 all
The Profession well . know tie different Cath
articS act different - porti9ns ~ the bowels.
The FAMILY CArgAa- TIC Pill ha-, with due ref
erence tits we'll estab = li-htd fact, been
pouned from a variety - Of the pure-t Vegetable
Extracts, which act - Ike on every par. Of the
alimeutary canal and's are good ard safe in all
cases where CathaTtic i needed, such DE-
RAyGExTs Of the SToN- = .scH, SLEEPISEss Pals and
ScRNEss over the whole body. from sudden cold,
which frequently, if ne = neglected, end in long
course of Fever Loss q iAFFETIrE, CEEErIN0 sES-
sATfOs Of CoLD the - body, REsTiEIsyFSs HEs
ACHE or Weight In the = head, an INTLAxNAToE1
DISEASES, W ia Children OF Adults, RHKu-
NsTIsM great PURIFI- "a u the BLOOD and s1ARy
diseases to which flesh Is heir. too numerous %
mention in this adyer > tisement. DosE, 7 20 3
Price ; Dimes.
THE LIVER INYiG0HNrOR AND FAMILY CA
TIIARTlC PILLS reiai!ed ~ Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by the trade IN al the lare
BIT W SANFORp. NJ D.,
ManufactureT shd Proprietor,
1856 Brcaa-ay New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. BTeVn, :. ". PRAY, Geo. II
WsoPrun and Mccain. (s.gt 10 HI3ly
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WILL COuNIY. 20
In the County Court Of Will Co., June Term 1902
All Persons Concerned.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,l
WILL CouSIY, %
In the County Court of Will Co, June Term 1sco.
All Persons Concerned
TAKE NOTICE. that the undersigned Guardian NJ
Daniel O. IL ndersnn, James L. Henderson and
John D. Henderson, minors will apply 10 the Ccun,y
Court OF VIM Comfy. NJ the next June term thereof
TO DC holden NJ HE Court House in said COUNTY on
thlri aouday IN June next, for order to sell the
undivided thTre outths % Of the following e.crii-
ed real estate belonging TO said miners and sit uato in
thH sad comfy OF III and State Of Illinois, to-wit
" ieet OIL east end OF lot Block g. OLD Joliet:
! q Block and lots : q Block TO- and lots 1 4 3
Block II all IN East Jolet-also the East SIP of
Undivided y Of z - T. Sec. lot IS r 10 Pal !, n
all snbJect 70 the dnwer night of the undersigned as
widow oi Hugh Henderson. and that the peiition
Therefor Is nov on HE ia Ofce of Clerk of aid cont
HELM A HENDERSON, Guardian as aforesaid.
~N~ef' $780, W
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RE-oPENING Of TIE
M . N r o Il FL Q U s Z

TNllE subscriber respectfully announces to his
Il friends, the former patrons IF the Monroe House.
aud the public in general, that he will reopen this
iavorite Hotel the LIST Of January The house has
been thoroughly cleanscd and repaired, and by the
day Of opening will he completely fitted for the
tion of guests The subscriber will devote himself
untiringly TO the object Of rendering the house first
class one and hopes, by RssiduOus attention 10
business merit the favor of the old fre1uenters Of
the establishment well of all who desire Hotel
where reasonableness Of charges may be combined
with the best fare aud Accommodations.
WIN W. QUINN, Proprietor.
ST. Innis Mo. an. l. 1862
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STATE OF IIJINoIs1 CWni CoHniy Cif's1-..r-.
. ~ or 1r Will IS ofNiy1a"' -
Martha c. Pratt -s-,-,,

Channoey b. Pratt d, fs,-sss5 y
A FFIDATIT Of the n0n-re-idenoe 80 - -
n Pratt the Defendant above p.sssl 60 ca
in the CIice Of the Clerk u tie VII ~
Court. - -, y !.
Notice Is hereby given to the sid Cs ~ * !,
that Martha Pratt the ConlIl > aani7 - ;is-r
Complaint in said cnui on tie Clsne.li - -
on tie l7fh DAY ofNfarch 4. .. lSo2 1na
mons thereupon i issued oGi q al -. 800 q ~
Defendant returnaLle on the third Ao----
d 1852 as j. by Law required p,ss; D. :
Nov unIess you the said CLANCY D g.; Z
sonsIiy be and apper before aid Circuit ,,,-afs
Connty on the frst day Of The next ieI IL Y--sl
holden at Joliet IL said County on ~. - y u
May A d 1852 and plead answer ~ ft1s =
CoHpIsinarts Bal 0fCsmplainf the a. III = %,
tiers and Things herein charged ana 20 s5r1'
a confessed, AID decree entered -s-1'
10 the prayer Of her sAid Bal vr-ssTiL CO
osoooD GFtcrsE Ccnnp's Sol. -
Jeliet Mrach 18th 15G2
nUNps of All Kind. for sale cEeap ~ mutt
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TO T. RGERS.
A SUPPLY OF McCORMICK's
Reaper s. Moving Machines,

For ISJI, just received.
These machines the best in market and warrant
Cd combining all the latest improvements to date
Arrangements have been made with Mccormick &
Bros ley which shall not be disappointed in furnish
ing all machines wanted by the Farmers on n hours
notice, should not have them hand. Come and
get the only reliable Reaper and Mower in market.
Terms liberal.
?. Filler, Agent.
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Tax Sale Notice
LII persons Concerned, will take notice that at a
IA sale of lands and city lots for city taxes aud
costs due and unpaid thereon for the year 1859 made
IN pursuance Of law, and the ordidances Of the City
Joliet, in the State Of Illinois, the 18th day of
April, 1861 and that the undersigned Is the legal
holder Of the purchase certificates of the following
described lots sold at said sale. sd that the time
redemption thereof from said sale will expire in
two years from the day of said sale, and the amou MT
necessuTy 10 redeem from said sale, will be double the
amount sold for and subsequent if pad I,y me
WITH 40 per cent interest and Of advertising Ia Wit
L'' NuhlbeF IN BLOCK ~, .. Section Add. S1.56
- LIZ
20 qS
fS IS
JOHN SCHEIDT.
JoiIet- December Ii, 1851 u27
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Imprisonment for Violation of IIJunc-
lions in selling Sewing Machines.

Mk. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested by the
IVA United states Marshal, and lodged in Eldridge
street jail for violating injunction by selling
ing machines. On moiion of George Clifford. Esq, an
attachment WINS granted by Judge Smally, in the
United States Court against the defendant for sellin
sewing machines in violation an Injunction issued
against hin, on the patents owned by the Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company. and the Grover & Ia
ker Sewing Machine Company. aud known as the sew
ing machine feed patent Violating the order of Courts
II rather serious matter, renders the offender
liable to punishment by fine and iBpri.onment-New
York Times. 36tf
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50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
]. D. VERIFY & son.
TO pAINTEHs . oTHERs.

$500 Dollars w rth OF Brushes:
DAlNT. Mhe-wash. scrnbbng, counter, stove, shoe
4 and Horse Brushes j. H. BROWNS.
sept. 9 80. nl2
TNNGLISH and French Hair and Teeth Brushes Fine
H Toilet SOAPS; she'll Buffalo and Ivory 20 hBS :;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun Prepared chalk, Lily
White, sc at J. IL BR0WNS's.
Sept. 9 $50. nl2
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STATE OF ILLINOIS . lwn County 7.C oiIi- = > d
CouSIr OF Will, 10. Nay Isfa 4 .
vs.. Bm for DiIoros,

A FFIDAVIT ofthe non-resi5rne, q III i,e', -
N drfendani, Thomas EAsan, hauh- -, ~
the Office II the Clerk % the -aid Cylfi- - -
by given to the said def-ndabi, Thanas ~
Catharine Eagan the said complainant D. >. 4
Of complaint in said couri on the Cia.l'e! - 80.
and that a summons thereupon i-,lsa y. - {. =
in said cause against said deiendani = - y
third Monday Of May next and thai AZ
pending in said court. .,r 80
Nov urles- you the said Thomas lac. -. v
ally be and appear before tho aid CiIcu4 80 :
County on the first day q the next Tern RI 2
held at Joliet in aid COUNTY. On the tl. - q =
May, 4. D. 1862. and plead, answer = =, s. .
matters and thug therein charged and .;.s or, s
taken aud confessed by You ard > SsfiiB IS
against you according 10 the PRAYER qy,I ~ CT
plant. B. -HS9S
: ". Bowen. sol'r for oomP't 80
Toilet, April g 1852 -
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V'IiE SUBSCRIBER would announce 70 Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders. others want Of Turning
that he is carrying the
Turning Business
In all its various branches. Kings Shinge and Sash
Factory the Upper Bridge BY strict 10
business he hopes receive share of public patronage
Joliet. Dec 10. u26 JAMES HBYNE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-12
Manassas Evacuated.

A rumor reached this place last even
ing, stating that Manassas had been evac-
uased by the rebels, and was in peaceable
possession of the federal troops. We,
therefore, delayed our edition to-day in
order to see if the news was confirmed
by the st. Paul papers.
We find that the half had not been
told. Manassas and Centerville had been
evacuated, and the enemy, burning every
thing possible, had retreated to Fredcr-
icksburgh, and from thence it is supposed
they will fall back to Richmond, and
thence they will retreat, nobody knows
where.
The latest news from the naval fight is
but very little different from the reports
of yesterday.
The official report of Gen. Curtiss has
been received, giving a complete account
of the great battle in Arkansas. Our
loss is not known, but must be very heavy.
The rebels were completely routed, with
great slaughter. Gen. McCullock is sta
ted to be killed dead this time, beyond
the hope of resurrection at the head of
their armies. Gen. Sigel has won laurels
for himself, and at last report, was en-
gagged in pursuit of prisoners, hoping to
capture Maj. Gen. Van Dorm, who had
entire command of the rebel force.
The federal troops engaged were from
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, and Mis-
souri,.
- Thus their great stronghold-Ma-
nassas-has been given up without a
blow. They have gone, and with them
60 the faint hopes of Southern Con-
federacy. Loyalty, now latent, will be-
gin to show itself in the seeded States,
and probably the next address jeff Davis
will be called upon to make will be his
last-the "Dying Confessions of n
Traitor"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-12
REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

In Probate-Piercc County Court. In the
matter of the estate of Nathaniel N. Pow
ell deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Mary
A. Pow ell. of River Falls, in said coun-
tv, representing among other things. that Va
thaniel N Powell, late of River Falls, in said
county, on the seventh day of February, 1862,
at his residence, in said River Falls, died in
testate, leaving goods, chaitels, and estate
within this State, and that the said petitioner
is the widow Of said deceased, and praying
that administration of said estate be granted
to her and Lyman n. Powell.
1t is ol dered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court on Monday, the
seventh day of April next, at one o'clock T.
NJ. at his office, in the city of Prescott. And
it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased, and to all
persons interested ~ publishing a copy of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing in the Prescott Journal a
weekly newspaper printed a-d published at
Prescott, IN said county.
Dated at Prescott. March II, 1862.
45w3 WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.