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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27

1T once, without hesitation, the LADD. WEB
STER co. Nachine, ." it II the cheapest b the
end" Sec advertisement in another column
Chicago Heald. ag4-d4vlm
nUOIS AND SHOES.
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.
G IL ID 4 CO.
RAvD RsfA1IISRID :
BDANCH BOOT AND SROE STORE
WHOLESALE HOUSE IN BOSTON,
MO. IA Brady street,
'ELDalDas WILLIAMS OLD srAND.)
WE CORDIALLY INVITE TIE CITIZENS
wv Of scott county and vicin:t1 to call and
exsmine our stock before purchas'rg.
Our superior advantages IN getting goods anabls
US TO offer
Better Bargajss
than can BE- fssnd elsewhere. All Of our goods are
NEW AND OF Tue LATEST STYLES.
All Work Warranted
to give entire satisfaoiion. To Dealers ~ will
sell by the case or d0sen at . small advance Of
Eastern prices. Don't forget 70 cali when you are
wanting BOOTS AM SHOES, 1t No. Is Brady
' Q. h. CHILD, Davenport.
C. G. CHILD, Boston. [dc7.d
w ELTON Il w ARRlNEls,
NOR G.Ayf 4 co.,
Wholesale e. RETAIL
ID ID a Il n H -
BOOTS .aN.D SHOES,
no. % D0ADY ST.,
aprl6
new HARDWARE STORE /!
CHILD f. DUNN,
NO. IA Brady street,
(raos. oRR's OLD srAND,)
WaoLEsALR AND RETAIL DEALERS
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
The public Are respectfully invited 70 call and
exAmino our stock. (del6-0
CIT r .aNcD CO UVeT Y
ORDERS
W a N II n ID.
ENQUIRE OF
JOHN L. COFFIN,
BA0EM INT OF STATE BANK
dc21-dtf
NIP THE Evil IN THE BUD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27

j. A. Id, =. De-
i No. -, sesnsr NsiA ssa Third streets, Dav.
OY. RuD aan b consulted st his eGlee st I'll
bouss Of the day snd night, ualss pseisssissslly
enaneed sepN16
lGNATSUO LANs.HRs
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
i Ov1IcD-South-eosteo s.ss y eAdy and Bee.
ond stsssss. OAse houss lseo. {. . 4. \, ae1 J
"a p .~-sS7.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27

Law ParlMesshbp.
JNo. !. CO0K. J.WIlsoN DHUnY
COOK 4 DRUAY.
&ocssovs to Obok, Dillon Lt~dIIy.
\X7E HAVE FORMED 4 PARTN1RSHl
w for tee practice Of the Law. 70 which y
shall devote our personal attention.
nsn0h s. 1860. COOK 3 ORURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27

]. w. III. BAKER, u. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OPFIOR IN
J. Post Once Building. kssidenes on Fifth
street., between Brady and Perry streets, Dsven-
port, Iowa. novlS-dAwU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27
WHAT rns REBEls THINK Or IT.

article from . leading reoel paper where
in the rebel situstion j. very plainly
stated. The management of the Fede'
raj army very sorely troubles the sod''
cious traitors. They evidently feel the
cord Tightening about their rebe'''oo'
necks, and that they have undertake"
i. lob Of much greater magnitude than
they bsrg.iued for. The anacol o.
frigh,ens them, and now that it has
nearly eofolJed the entire land OF tres'
son 10 its powerful coils, and is abent to
crush every bone in the Confederate
carcass, the organ alluded to, and
which, by the ~ay, is the Official mouth
piece of the government" at r chmond,
calls upon the military powers to cor
centra,e At some point and with one
immense effort, break his snakeship's
back in the region OF Kentucky, and
then carry . war Of destruction and
death into Ohio, and break things gen.
orally, and furthermore entirely disable
and destroy the power which Expresses
them.
Evidently the news Of the smart
thrashing which ZoIliooier's army re-
ceived few days since bad not come
to the knowledge Of the Richmond tao
tician when he wrote the article IN ques'
ton. by that little arrangement" the
rebel chiet,ains can easily figure up the
pressure which the anaconda's back can
sustain in the vicinity Of Kentucky.
Probably nothing would better suit the
three hundred thousand western boys
than that back breaking plan adopted.
But this rebel tattoo is all buncomte
after all. The truth Of the matter is the
starch is fast leaving the traitors-the
spirit Of the rebellion is broken. Cooped
up there and menanced on every side by
the government which they sought to
overthrow, they have finally discovered
that their cause is hopeless one. They
are beginning 70 appreciate their true
condition, and to look upon Mcclellan
as an opponent, for whom they have no
match in all the realm OF Southern chi.
vsIy. Short sighted, insane people.
Strange it is that they do not accept thu
course which to them it is already ap-
parent that they must take-repudlete
their evil advisers and declare them.
selves free from such dea,hly oppres
ainn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27

WI. r. DI1TOE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
IA Oypics, up stairs, corner Of Main and Sscoad
streets, in AeAanus 1 shepherds block, opposite
state Bank Imch25-dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27
II SIiChe Cold, lOaxEh,

-NLA<&RSlHSa, or gE<I
SLxc0k, uh!ct NIGH t.
checked With q s;nrle rena-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-27

rs, Ut other gwen pointe, thirty thousand
more. Whist the Confederate comman
Ter has may not be stated, but it is
probably enough TO hold his present.
strong position against anv numbers that
may attack bin there. But the enemy
has hi. choice 10 attack him there, or 10
pass him on either side, get to bis rear
and cut of his supplies. This he Can
do by leaving a sufficient army in front
OF Gen. Johnston. while he can Ell
send upon the right or left flank force
as Ia'ge as he leaves behind. That
this is the plan Of Buell. is now 70 longer
doubtful. He has placed a force Of
900 men at Glasgow, thirty miles to
the eastward Of Bowling Green, threat.
ening the rear Of Gen. Johnston, while
It is within easy supporting defiance Of
two other posts held 10 strong force by
the enemy. II the plan Of Buell. ia suo.
cessful, it may result in great disaster.
10 defeat him it is absolutely necessary
that moro men shonld 1T once be cent
to Bowling Green. Gen. Johnston must
have force sufficient to attack Bnel;
IN trout with g"od chances Of success.
md by 30 doing, will not only defeat liz
cheme on the centre of the Conf.de.
'scy, but immediately transfer the wa
10 the State OF Ohio, AID thus save the
whole South from the great danger Of
being overrun in the first foe weather
of the coming Spring.
I'VE are sats6"d that, beyond the
&attering possibilities Of . foreign inter
vsDtion. the Only rational hope We car
, entertsin ofsa apeedy terminate. of thi,
!. Rasiis to be found IN IN olEss sivs Gam
paign across the O. 10, from the poin
that Gen. Johnston now defends. Thu
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
IT,. w. COIN. not.t:, n,,a East,


Leave Nnatpe'ie IT 30 m, 30 !. and u x
Z, AL TRAM leaves Ruuses Point 800 :. N. -.
M a baus ~ $50 >. Burlington :, Is a. NJ, COR
Meeting at Waite River Juncti' WithrRIus tron
Wells River, St. Johnsbuiy and LEticoH, ana WITH
Northern Railroad for Bo&:on Lowell Wufces:ef *
for Boston ana with Vermont VaileG J.. lot sprint
field. New Haven and New t"!.} arriving IL New YoTH
1T 10, 10 P. Il.
AcCoMou4rI TA,iN leave. nU"st's Point al - =. N
for burlington and Nolt,felG.
NIGHT ENTREES TrAt leaves OgdensbGtG al 1870 n,
Mont cal 3.30 Rouscs PoiAt Of 60 ~ arit7
ing at Boston at $40 :. H., connecting Bellows FAILS
Vermont valley Il. for Springfield and New Aa'en
and arriving New York at / 20 =. ii.
TralsAs Going N1rttl AMI West.
Leave Mont ptlier at 0S NJ 80 and 4.55
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston at I.3O NJ, Via. LoWel',
Lawrence Eiichburs. Leaves Springfield AT 7.25
Junction With Northern r. R. from Boston and with Pas
slmpsc r. K. and from st. JUhnsbury and Lutct0n =
arriving Burlington at 700 p. ana -. Adams 1t
40 P. M, and lodge.
AccoMMoDATIoN TRAIN leaves Northfeid at $50
and Burir l0. 80 NJ for Roues Point and NrH
treal.
NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea yes Bellows Falls at , Is IA
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K r. leaving
New York at 500 NJ, aud from Cheshire liz X cranec-
ing White River junction with train leaving Boston IL
80 p. NJ. via Lowell ut 800 via Lawrence Leave
White River Junction at H. SO p arHVhga b0rllngtoa
1000 A. NJ and Ogdensburgh 1900 NJ, connect ~
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and ina
West.
Sleeping cars Ire attached to bon the night EXPIRES
| trains unn ing between Rolse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the west Tor sac }"
| the principal stnIlonS ,,,.,,x
| NAV "a. 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
Very Latest by Telegraph


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
June FL P NJ.
10 Cen Casey, Bottoms BRIDGE.
me following despatch has just been trans
mltted:
10 HOn' Z. NJ Stanton, Secretary Of Wor:
MY despatch OF the lot inst, stating that
zen Casey division, which was in the frs,
line, gave way unaccountablv. was based unon
0fllclai statements made to me before arrived
upon the field Of battle, aud while was there
oy several commanders. From statements made
to me subsequently by Gems. Casey and Naglee,
l am induced to believe that portions of the d.
Visions behaved well ana made most gallant
stand against superior numbers. but at present
accounts are 100 conflicting TO enable NE 10
discriminate with certainty. " hen the facts
clearly ascertained, the exceptional good con-
duet VIII be properly acknowledged.
(Signed) g. Mcclellan.
Maj Gen. Commanding.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
Mai. Gen. Commanding

New YORK, June l3. The Tribune S Wash
ington dispatch says Representative Maynard
OF tennessee, has received telegram from Gov.
Andy johnson tonight, to the effect that the
rebels are reported to be retreating from the
Cumberland Gap towards Charleston If 50,
lost Tennessee is at last free and Gov Morgan
can Immediately take possession.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
THIRTY-SEVENIH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June Il,
SENATE

SENATE
Mr. Davis offered resolution relating to
GENERA! Buckner. stating that he had seduceo
The State Guard of Kentucky and committed
treason, and was under indictment tor treason
aganst The United States in the District Court
I htntucky ; therefore,
Resoived, That said Simon Bolivar BucSner
ought 10 b. transferred to the civil authorities
" the Lnted States to be tried Tor treason
whereof he stands indicted.
Mr., Grimes opposed the resolution, ana saiu
here We're three Of our officers here Tor the
purpose OF negotiating for a general exchange
prisoners, including Buckner
lie thought We ought not to keep so many OF
yur men prisoners for the sake OF sending BACK
blckner to be tried in Kentucky.
Nh Trumbull wanted to know if the Senator
1'u any reason to suppose that the rebels Wouiu
AyeP lalIh and exchange prisoners. IL ID wen
Anown that they refused to deliver Corcoran Al
"f 'he prlvates were sent them. de was VIII
msW make exchanges, but wanted 70 kno"
"a'i assurance the government hao tha' the
'eoeh would keep faith in the matter
Mr. Davis said that Buckner ought not u
~ Exchanged, but taken to Kentucky and hung
Mr. Browning argued that We must adop,
''ne rule in regard to all prisoners. we nae
~ right to deliver over the prisoners OF war u
we evil authorities 1t Buckner was hung Il
would only inaugurate system OF retaliation
0n motion Of MIR. Latham the resolution was
"sstponed till tomorrow
Mr. Wilson OF Massachusetts introduced
va supplementary TO the act for the release VI
''ah persons held to service or LABOR i" 'h'
'hUlct Of Columbia
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

BALTIMORE, June l3. The Old Point BOAT
has arrived. She brings Gen Pettigrew, Of
s. G., who was wounded and taken prisoner
at the battle of Fair Oaks. He is at the Mon
ument House on his parole of honor His
wound incapacitates him from moving
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

Have Won used FIR. Gidori' HON ,oprthic Cur alive
Try it for any disease named in the isyOu will not use
any other medicine. An assortment Of the curatives
kept by Fred f. Smith Montpelier VI, Agent, OF sent
per mail by NJ S. Burr & Co.. Boston, Mass, Philep
Lee 1876 William New York Price 25 cents per
n pp nan poni
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nGi,r OF thn \. INV wa 70. Co,mrnnl.


70 iil& and - Congress streets.
BOSTON MARCH lSr, 1862.
To hunujdcturerS the Trdde, oHd the Pubic
In the grant from the n Hayward Company to Metro
polian Washing Ma chine Company under the license OF
Charles Goodyear to said N Hayward Company for the
use of Vucanized India Rubber coverings for rolls, the
right to such application the Bailey machine was se
caly reserved and exclusively owned by the n Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights are guar
aneed to the trade and manufacture and rs the only
invention in which the Vucanzed Rubber Rolls and GOV
erings for Rolls, do the shaft, or smut the
clothes. - =,
The injunction granted in favor Of the y. Hayward
Company as joint CONF lananis. and the subsequent
grant with the above reservation. fully establish the rlgl;
to this article in the ~ Hayward Company AM hlh-
Err REPRESENTATIONS Is FALSE. and evidently IN
tended TO impose upon the public false representations OF
title as we'll as worthless Machines that turn on the
shaft and smut. HAi AhD w AN
THEo. G. WEEKS Agent.
BARRE May s, 1852.
This may certify that have used one OF Bailey WASH
ing and Wringng Machines, and can say that it Will &c
ali that ia recomm nded, and satisfied that II saves
one.half of the work in washing and wringng ana VIII
drv in half the time and is great SAVING in the wear
Of clothes. A. NJ JAIN hht', pun LUIGI
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's'sSE," CO7sJ4sN zaesasSs1.''

THE subscriber would inform the pubiclha this we'll
known Horse will be found the present season at their
stable in Cabot There all who desire good horses
anime him and his stock. Having been kept out of the
state season. the propreor have refused tempt
ing for the that the farmers in this
section NAV have the benefit of his services The Coburn
Horse sir ed by the Old Peck Horse, is 10 years old
stands plump 10 hands nigh, and weighs ~ pounds
TERMS--To Warrant, S6, 90.
We have at cur stable also fine specimen Of the stock
of the above Horse, which is four years old 'or
which we shall charge only s. t. warrant
H. a f F. C0BCRN.
CABOT June l. 1862 iunel2DandW3w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

NEW YORK, June - A special dispatch from
Memphis to the Tribune says many of the Mem
phs banks are at Columbus, Miss. Gen. Hind
man took forced loan of u million dollars from
them a week ago IN the name OF the Southern
loniederacy
Com. Davis is sending dispatches overland 70
zen llalleck.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

Nwpuls June 10th Quiet prevails through
MI the entire city. The ready su omission OF
..p irpabtants 10 Federal rule is surprising and
nttyirg. The civil authorities continue to
,.cb&rre their Functions rs heretofore
The Provost Marshal's Office is thronged with
.,rricsnt, Tor permits to proceed North All
i, rsors ale requested to take the oath Of ale
glance before permission is granted.
Jacas1n's rebel cavalry, which has been how
,yiag around the city since the Federal occuna-
..r, is said to have gone to Holly Springs.
.no.t Of Them are largely interested in that
.rv. itis improbable that they will make an at
tempt to bUrn 1t.
The City K corder was yesterday arrested BY
he Provost Marshal, Tor causing the arrest OF
citizen for conve.sing in the street with a
yom soldier.
III rebel cavalry are securing the country
..a. Grand Junction, destroying ali the cot
.a.aa. can be found.
Application TO ship 6000 bales Of cottons Is
already made.
IteNemphis Argus is still outspoken in Sc
e,,on sympathy. The AUoidnche is more
.snllt and inclined to submit more quietly
5a advise reaceabe submission to Fedora
Many s;ores have opened and resumed bust
u,,. Some dealers refuse Confederate money
'ltisceiye tennessee Bank notes.
T.emAkets are rather sparse!y supplied wit
meats and vegetables.
Two rebel steamers were capture yesterday
a.07e the CITY.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

MoNTtELIER, April II. 1862
This NAV certify that I have used one Of Bailey 5
Washing md V ringing Machines one year. ana
am satisfied that it saves me in my business the help OF
at least one girl besides saving large amount IN 'he
ear and ear of clothes. LEVI Boul" ELL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

WASHINGTON, June II. ADJ. Gen. Thomas
VA, transactng business as usual to-day at the
War Department.
This IS sufficient reply to the statement that
10 had been suspended from Office. 1t is not
rawn to his intimate friends that court of
.,olry Is, as is reported at a distance, engaged
nyrsngating any of his official transactions.
gentleman Of eminence directly from the
.sai9uartcrs of the army of the Potomac ex-
masses the opinion, based upon what he heard
rom interviews with military officers, that the
.kms of Richmond Ivy our forces is merely d
ags.on Ut time
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
RENTAL NOTICE.

~ On the NINTH DAY OF JUNE shall leave my
o,iee for ABOUT TWO WEEKS. to attend to a business
e,,,opert il, another place. Notice Of my return viii
be given in this paper. JOHN Nj CoME"i''
Montpelier, May 81, 1862. Pe"iS''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

,irvpuIs. June 9. Intelligence received this
..oraipg says T. at as soon as the news of the
D p2,,, n the rebel fleet. and TIE surrender of
l .' ~ reached 81. Franci. river, Arkansas,
.sa,aer acting un> er Gen Hindman s orders
,.", M aud down that river and destroyed sew
' ..,I',,ronsald bales Of cotton Some 400 bales
.',,. b1rncd at Madison, Arkansas, about forty
niles vest Of The city.
Las. night and yesterday it WAS as quiet here
in ary Northern city. To-day some of the
,mes are open. Rebel scrip is generally re-
..sl There has been no Government fleet OF
'nl forces here since last Friday, 1t is report
'j hat 80 600 bales of cotton have BEEN DIES,
,royei here.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

#, ten. Johnson, announces the success
E @;.. texpedirion 10 East tennessee.
d n d., t,nk 50 prisoners, including number of
;nsot citizens, Il drove of cattle and large
FIoT n.r Of horses intended for the rebel army
90" },f.,t Of Gen Adams rebel force in Swe-
ID. l,, ave was more complete than was reported
Of" 4,.t Adams escaped without sword or
sor,e' ,,,.+.r;.s q, Ch.ta,ooo, u -;
,, ed on the It'll after heavy cannouading of
s... hours. Our forces opened ire the next
'1l'' ~ continued it six hours on the town, drl-
ID. ' .Sr enemy out of his works, and forcing
WIZ ':.. - cyacuate the city. They burned the
' ,Ir,aj Bird e TO prevent pursuit.
T,s Fast reunesseeans came out in crowds
Lam ,n the march, and cheered our troops enthu
" ',,,ally. 4 great many applications are
I", At The Executive office for passes to Mem
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

TINS Machine is adapted to all kinds oHClothes, from
/ pocket handke rchief to hedquilt. Yen can wiring
your Clothes in less chan quarter OF the time and so
much dryer that they will dry in one halt the time ana
not nure your Clothes one halt as much when twisted
by hand. This Machine is formed with TWO SPRING
ROLLS COVERED RUBBER, and constructed as to
run wi h PRESSURE and turn last ana easy
The in the rolls constructed as to Ted the
most in the centre, whore the NIX Of the Clothes are
conducted they pass between them by ms means lhe
Springs with the rubber close so around the Clothes
~, tl.n,c ,na
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-09
DENTISTRY
MOrfgage SaIe.

" HEKEAs. Harvey n. stodlkrtp dls en- A. Gan
w Cay OF September, A D. Iss0 mgs~ execut- s,,f
ueNe unto Thomas Iearsey hs two .is -
notes the first note FIR sum Of 1irty doisr. 80.
que and payable in mouth. after d,ts tbs,.o, t.s
AT the rate Of per cent after due ana %
eIhI note for the OF Tires hundred MA ts.-f
,bsTso; , aee and pay able in one year sfer date
- I'm interest al ten per aftt- cs: an a
"hi,h saii two promi--Ory note. were 5000 10 -
81 - iue c'rt"in mor-Sagr Geed. bearing d.1e tbs
tbans.rs - nbsr' IA the year o. Lord one
u eiShf hnts.red AID sinty. duly mass s.ecnt-
81, s,kh""'ega and delivered by the ssid U.rr., y
sto1"ard ana Mary StOddard his WIFE p.,ty - 81.
~, p'' :. said Thomas learsey party OF the ,ecoud
part upon the real estate hereinaf.,T se-r,;Il tt
sSid mortgage was duly flied for rero-y "a r-.ss
10 tne hec"fi-rs Office Of viii County in tIa Co., -
lIhole n book oil on page Sss. And vhrrszs sssnI.
-, -. -, hi.r an the payment " said above de-.
oed notes q any Part thereof according 10 49,,
tenpoi and fleet. and in ;sir.naus. ~ tss
"a tac ElDrtcsSr cuntsined- public notica 4. 49,
ssn ths' on Thursday tbe 18Th d,Y 81 No,enlt.T
-, LetNe-n the hours Of one ol'cio-k ami fbr-
Sci"ck r NJ OF said day, at &c T,-,b - "a - .
mouse IN the city q Joliet y sad Viii Co...
sn1 state OF Illinois shall tell at I.uj-eti,, ,,hs
49, a Set bidder Tor cash, the tate men
A. follows to-git: e"eN'sH0 oescHbs1
sns lot iour y 81 lot thirteen s IN Bloch tv.u,>
On. IN Canal Trustees Subdivision Of The va
nail OF Sc ction 6ft-n u.s. in T,~n.hI. ,ki.. ....ss
North Of Range ten nO) East on ths 90 80
M iidsn, ~ th> city Of joliet in ..,d C,,,,, -
eHte aforesaid OF - mn6h thereof o. ma. b. rx-s.,
70 sat-iy said notes in fell With inssrrst and ert, q
safe sith All re improvements thereop tog.ib.x IN
IlSbt and equity Of redemption. and hor.s..~l
,, 81 the said Harvey n. stoddard and lila -
aIy stodiArd rheir heirs snd assigns therein. 81
WI the uses and PURPOSES therein 81 forth
r. \, THOMAS fEARSLEY Mortgs~n
ih"s u HuTcHIss. ATTY 70. Mortgages,
October II, iSe2.
The above sale Is adjourned "a n. x,A 49, -
same hour aud place.
THOMAS YEARsLEY, Hor,~.ss.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-09
Executors Sale,

DY virtue Of dccretaI order 81 the VIII corn,,
ID Court at its November tenn. A. D lSs2 in sca..
wherein the u?dersigncd petitioner and ArtelI.
Burg. Ida A. Burg. and Frank D. Rrrz. minor heir.
and deTisses OF David X Burg. Phebs A. widow Of
said David X, ard Guardian Of said Ids A. and Frank
D, and Walter Smith. Guardian 81 said Ariells A
and Marshall Knight were Defendants. instituted
for the sale Of real estate to pay debts shall at the
unf door Of the Court House 10 Joliet the th day
of January next. between the houTs Of 10 A NJ and
p NJ sell auction the highest bidder r cash the
follow ing described lands in said county. the "a
and the West half of the South Fast quarter Of Sec
fion twenty three. Township thirfy-fsur north Of
Range eleven East, leo more or less suic. 10
mortgage to Levi Weiriek which about sI5C,o
is due. Full particulars To be given at the sale
SAMUEL J. SEED. F1ecuior Of the las,
VIII Of David X Burg
Wv v ~ su31Sv