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A PROCLAMATION
By q. B. VANCE, Gorernor of North Carolina.
VTHEREAS. INFORMATION HAS kEAcaEI

N
w me that certain persons unmindul of the calls of
patriotism and rgeul of the duties Of good citizens are
using their influence to prevent obedience to the law of
Congress known the Conscpt Law and that others are
attempting to organize open resistance its execution
and whereas such conduct being only in direct viola
ton Of law, but also detrimental the highest degree 10
the cause of country it becomes sacred dutv pre-
vent and repress the by all the in nv power
Now, therefore, |, ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor If
hCarona, do issue this my proclamation warning all
such persons to desst from such unpatrotc and criminal
conduct earnestly hoping that all who d;snclined
defend their homes themselves either by of age
trinity cowardice will to dssuade those who are
willing; and notifying positively all persons conempla
ing an armed resistance to the law there really be
such misguided and svildsposed persons in our midst
that they will commit the crime of treason, according
the Constitution and must not expect escape its penal
ties Whilst thousands upon thousands of best and
hares have cheeuy obyed the law and by their patr-
otto vaor have driven the enemy back to the Potomac it
would be an noleabe outrage upon them permit 9TH
ers to erade the law, STILL to resist it by open
violence Let one therefore, he deceived the law will
be enforced and appeal to all loyal and patriotic citizens
TO sustain those who charged with its execution.
Given unden my hand and atesed by the Great Seal of
the State Done at the City Of Raleigh, the 18th day Of
September, 1852.
zEBULON B. VANCE.
By the Governor:
r. II. BATTLE, Jr, Private Secretary.
W- All papers in the State will please copy.
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LAND FOR SALE.

r OFFER MY TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE IN
Il Franklin County, N. c., the county road leading
former place. miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road, miles from kire's Mineral Springs, and miles
from Louisbug The TRACT contains 7e acres 800 cleared
fertile and adapted to grain fine tobacco and cotton the
place is well improved; commondous dwelling and all
necessary oubudngs good orchards with almost every
convenient schools and churches Any person desiring
information about the above will address the subscriber at
Oxford, Granville County, N. C.
WIN. B. CREWS.
May %, 1862 22-wtf
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Aug. 10, 1852
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARs REWARn

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sim.
~ day the 26th of January last, my negro bow named
ANTHONY lie is of whtsh yellow complexion, about
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned and has down look
No doubt be is trying to pass for free boy
will give the above reward for him delivered to me- at
Prospect Hill, Caswe County, or confined in any ail SO
geC nim. F. L. WARREN.
Cas"eh Oo.' marcn IL, 1867. 12-wtf
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1ov. VANcE's INAuGURAL-This able and patri-
ot.c address will certainly attract the attention and
WIN the applause Of every patriot in North Carolina
=. should be carefully read by every person in the
nate that the spirit of its author msy be infused
INTO every heart: He speaks with the simple elo-
the Sentiments his tongue utters.-Sala WateI.
man '' ""''"
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TAKEN UP,

- TAKEN UP.
Pr THE SUBSCRIBER, Is MILES NORTHEAST
- Of Raleigh, one black Mare and Colt Said Mare sup
posed to De 10 years old with three white feet Colt three
months old black, with white face Said mare and colt
were found in the possession of negro who says he be-
longs TO Robert pender in Egecombe county, c., and
tnsI ne stole her from the widow Thorne Tarboro
The ewnsr requested to forward prove proper.
ty, pay charges and take her away.
Wake Co., N. G, Sept. Q, 1862 ss-w4tnd'
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Sent. IL. la.
NORTH.CARO LINA,l IN EQUITY, FALL
II Greene County. TERM A. D. 1852
WH H. BRITT and JOHN G. BRlTr
Admrs. Of JOIN BRITT, deceased,
vs.. }Orginal Bill.
PENELOPE Britt GEHAzI Britt

ct ais.
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Gehaz
Britt of the defendants in this case resides beyond the
limits of this State is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North weekly Standard for six
successive weeks notifying the said defendant be and
for the County of Greene, at the Court House. in Snow
Hill, the first Monday of October next then and there
To ead answer demur, to the said BILL the same
to them.
Witness j. A. Edwards Clerk and Master of said Court
at Snow Hill the second Monday after the fourth Monday
in September 1861. j. A. EDWARDS c. NJ
Sept. 2, 1852. (pr. adv. S5.621a.) s6-w6t
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$50 REWARD.

RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
~ first of June last, his negro man TIM. He is As
years old. He is very bright muatto would pass for
white man without close inspecon He about Eve feet
eight or nine inches highs weighs about 100 pounds hair
curly and rather red He is excellent mechanc-car-
penter smith and shoemaker The subscriber has very
late reasons to appehend that he will endeavor to make
his to the Yankees and carry off other negroes with
give $25 for his apprehension if taken in this county and
get him. T. W GORREiJ
dooston, Cnatham Co.. Sept 3, 1862. 35-w9tpd.
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YTVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
Il of LAND, lying on Haw River, in the County of Ala.
nance, mile north of the Haw River House, on the
Railroad containing 225 acres, 80 of which are wetm
adapted to the growth of wheat corn tobacco OATS Sc
good dwelling house. with six rooms is the premises
with all out houses The locality very healthy
the subscriber at Melville, Aamance, N. G.
W. A. ALBRIGHT
Feb IL, 1861 WITT
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The Milledgeville (Ga) Recorder says, that dog.
skins properly tanned and trimmed make shoe
leather equal to calfskins. Fatten them up, then,
and let them be skinned. There is certainly not q
more expensive and useless animal in the Southern
Confederacy than the dogs. We are glad it is found
out that they are good for something.
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AMERICAN VESSELS SEIZED BY THE FRENCH BLOCK.
AIDING SeuADRoN.-The brig Balser and schooner
Terro Colonito, both from New York for Tampico
have been seized off the Mexican coast by French
blockader, and taken to Vera Cruz as prizes. They
had assumed the Mexican colors to avoid the Con.
federate priyateers.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
TUE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TWO
Il Tracts of LAND, the waters of North Buffalo two
aud half miles north of Greensborough n c., on the
Danve road The tracts contain acres of land with
good brick dwelling house, and all ssary outhouses
including large and commodious barn. The farming
lands are in good repair and productive the best up
lands in Guilford. W
Greensboro, N. c., Sept s. 1862. s7-w5tnd.
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$50 REWARD.

WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD TO .rv
one VINO will return my horse me- that strayed from
bay small white spot in forehead, hind feet white ba
knees have been skinned, and is fast PAGER. Or viii
give hand1ea dollars to convict any person Of stealing
him. which think very probably has been done.
c. G. COX, NJ. D.,
Asst Surg seth Regt. N. C. Troops.
Aug. 10, 1852. ''s s4 N.S.
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The Richmond correspondent Of the Charleston

The Richmond correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury is responsible for the following:
Some Yankees are employed in the Commissary
Department, at rs cents day, cleaning bacon
Negroes who work with them always assume supe
riority over them The other day Yankee, seeing
negro helping himself to crackers, bawled at him
to let them alone. The negro looked at him def.
aDty, and said: You jes shet yo' mouf You got
nothing to do wild desc crackers. Desc is Confed
crackers-dese is" The next day this same negro
accidentally ran truck over the toe Of a Yankee,
who complained somewhat. The negro said, very
coolly, "Take keer of you toes. Toes is toes to
dem whar runs away mostly all de time"
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J COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, August
Term, 1862.
NORTH.CAROLINA
II Granville County.
JAMES w. Lyon and others, J
Petition to divide lands.

JOIN NJ. LYON and Others
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
NJ Lyon, of the defendants in this cause resides be-
yond the limits of this State it is therefore, notion
ordered by the Court that advertisement be made for six
weeks successfully in the Raleigh Standard notifying the
said defendant of the filing Of this petition that unless
he ut the term OF this Court aud the
petition the same will be taken pro co9feso and heard
parte as to him.
Witness Augustine Lands Clerk of said Court at Office
In Oxford, the first Monday of August 1862.
A. LANDIS c. @. c.
Sept. ., 1852. (pr. adv. s56a11) s7-w6t.
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Pnvates Hutscn, 3oth Aug; jas Hughes, LIST Sent
Isaac Smith, dol Frank Reises, do.
Aissipg-PritAte, Jas Sadbery, 1st Sept:
JOHN +. MILLER;
=-ss'.st Surg. 34th n. CT.
MARRIED,

In this City the 18th inst at the residence of Mr.
g. Bryan, by N. H. Brown, Esq, Mr. MARION BaYAx and
Miss Bsrrn s.AasAvn, both of this place.
Also the 18th inst in this City, at the residence of
the Brides by M H. Brown, Esq, Mr. JOEL FLowsRs and
Mrs. NARolsANNA FAUcsrr, all of the same place.
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THE BINGHAM SCHOOL

THE BINGHAM SCHOOL,
TINE NEXT TERM BEGINS AUGUST 27TH IN
u addition to the usual course, our pupils are carefully
instructed in Infantry Tactics.
Address, W. J. BINGHAM SONS,
Oaks, Orange Co., N. c.
Aug 2e, 1862. S5-w5tpd.
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The Yankees destroyed all the works and engines of
Memphis and Charleston Railroad before they left Hunts.
vile. Telegraphic communication has been established
between Chattanooga and Huntsville.
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N. c. CHRISTIAN CONFERRNc,

N. c. CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.
eNHE THIRTY SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
Il this body will be held with the Church at Damascus.
near Chapel H Orange County, Carolina begin.
October next. O. A. APPLE 60
Sept 8, 1862. aEWH
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INDEPENDENTLY I'm EQUITY, FALL
~ Greene County. Term, A. D. 1882
JOSEPH l.. BALLARD and wife
Adm'rs. of JAMES Brown | o.,r.u
SA'kuoA Oh.

appearing to the Court in this case that Amos Faulk
ner, George Faulkner and William Yearwood and wife
Catherine defendants non-residens of this Stale it
is ordered BY the Court that publication BIZ made in the
defendants to appear at the next term of this Court to be
held in Snow Hill, Greene County, the first Monday of
October next then and there plead answer or demur to
said bill otherwise the same will DO taken pro consso
to them, and heard accordingly
Witness j. A. Edwards Clerk and Master in Equity fer
said County, the second Monday after the fourth Monday
of September, A. d. 1861.
J. A. EDWARDS, NE.
Sept. L. 1882. (pr adv. &5.621a.l S9-H6t
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S74,36I,65O

MI. S74, 36l, $50
This statement, while in the large amount Of call
deposits, it exhibits its Confidence in the credit Of
the government, yet in the small comparative
amount Of Bonds and Stocks, it shows an ipdisno.
sltion to make Investments in that form. We are.
therefore, constrained to resort to Treasury Notes
as the only mode by which the requisite funds can
he raised. The resource has its limits Rut II ia
Eoped, that with reasonable economy in MAKING
'ae appropriations, the plans already set in opers.
lion Will extend these limits, so as to reach to the
end of the war W '"'
The inherent objections which attend a govern.
nent currency are that it disturbs the standard Of
value and enhances prices. The facility with which
=, created Is constant temptation to excess and
Of an ability to pay, the chief causes which .f
Iect lts credit as currency. "''
linus lar, no want Of confidence has been exhibit.
81 our currency. 1t freely circulates every.
Saeie, ana the fact that the banking institutions
tes.Ne anu pay out Treasury Notes in their own
pus,ess Is the most certain indication that the;r
credit is unmpaired. ''' WILL
ino o.ner cause becomes active only when the
oo.. auouhs OF circulation exceeds the usual bust
Ss,st;" ~ ~ ~ "e community. 1t operates without
th.t W .' sGoai value Of the circulation. 40
!oat even CON- II 1t could be kept in country ~
IN excessO produces the same result ~ Uunsy, W
necessary consequence Of the relation snee.
whole circulating medium and tho .hs,s r oe. Tue
and property of the community .nd oe business
modified by influences upon the c.,s san only De
means, therefore, which will reduce thu Every
ly be sought after. '0iu aingent-
1t was with this view that Congress sdont.a
measures Of relie-one by which any excess IL Two
quantity Of currency might at once be NJ .ne
M'thdra"n and funded in eight per cent. bond.
t a other BY which the same effect could be- nro
ducea tor time through interest bearing notes an'
deposits on call Both plans are working well u. "
Lhe deposits have, in fact, been permanent los,
u.s. ok per cent The interest notes, althouoh on,
sn. 20 certain degree, are usually Withdrawn from
n.o circulation as soon as sufficient amount
ahIa Is mas accrued upon them to make them v.,u
ssr s as temporary investment It must he sa ~
in however that il this interest should re .;
va~s a.er difficulty which secretly impairs I tn
Thus namely that Of unproductiye nvestm ,se
viii moi ote,ng both uuproductve and uncurrent tha
paid pass into general use unless The ;ntersst
these noty 1t will be seen that ,hs ss .ss
two msn. already to upwards ae Of Sses
'"'' Much Of it has doubtless been =" tax u.l,
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S44,S62,O97 l3
s. that the whole amount of sup

S. that the whole amount of sup
plies required to LIST January,
presents total of s2O9, 55O.4S7 Os
Congress must now determine the best mode of
raj sing this sum.
1.-THE Bonds or Stock Of the Government to aEy
considerable extent could be sold, they would un-
qusstionably offer the best mode of raising the
money. An examination of our funded debt &C.
count will show that only small portion can b.
raised in this way.
The whole amount of Bonds and Stocks issued is
as follows:
Eight per cent. Stocks and Bonds, $41,577, 25O
DIX Per cent oal Certlhcstes, 32,7S4, 400
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$302,555, 1875 go
The expenditures at the same date are as follows:
War Department, $29s,S7 549 Al
Navy Department. 14,605 775 81
Uivll and Miscellaneous, 15,766,503 43
S32S74S,S3O 20
2,e25,0OO 90
10,539,910 70

1925, 74S, $50 70
The difference between this sum and the receipts,
amounting to s26 1ss, es4 10, is made up of the va
rous balances on the books Of the Treasury to the
credit of dsbursng officers which are not yet paid.
There are also, outstanding acquisitions upon
the Treasury, upon which warrants are not yet is
War Department $1s112,1G2 Is
Navy Department. Al,s3o w
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

May ~, 1862.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-11
MOrfsage sote.

N1HEREAs. Harvey n stoddsrd did On the co.
w Cay o. september. A d lSGO. make execute and
dese unto Thomas fearsley his two certain prom
notes Inc hrst note fr the Of Thirty dsx-. ,ad
due and payable in Fix months after dare ter.S i,h
interest," Al te rate OF ten per after due and tha
second note Tor the sum Of Three hundred and thrfv
, ma dne and payable in one year after date
eteoL Nih interest at ten per cent after due; aud
N'en sald Two pronissory notes were secured 10 b
lsnn ng tue certain mortgage deed, bearing date tl,
nih uAy o. september, IN the year q Lord one
ton-ahd eight hundred and sixty. dnly made execut
ed ncknowlegsti and delivered by the aid HsTTev
St'hhaid aud Wary StcdiaTd his wife uafty al fbs
rs part 70 said Thomas iearsey party u toe second
part upon the real estate hereju.fsr sl.crl ,ts-t.
said mort gage duly filed for record md ro-S.
IN the eooI ders Office II viii County in the s.teof
'1nOis IN book IL on page SIS. And hereas default
I,inS Zen ihHd- IN the Payment 81 said above de-
efIpeu notes or any part thereof according 70 thetr
tehhor and eject, and in pursuance Of the poer ~
sdie IN sd ulortge ouatsinrd public notice 4. here,
.y gwen That on Thursday the 18th day Of Nove,nIer
u is'Z between the hours ofone o'elorl aud th-.,
o'clock y. ", Of -aid day, ut the north No., a a.
court Hnuse IN the city e Joliet in saId VII Oopntv
40 sute o. iiiinas shall sell public auction q the
ieh-t ana BET bidder for ea.h the real ertate men
~ T,I 'u I,''s described mortsAs e and described
sut i>ot four az 81 lot thirteen s In Bloch twenty.
on. "a ~ Canal Trustees Subdivision Of ~. W.
lii ni se elton hfieen u5 in Townskip
North "f Rang ten I01 Pas. Of ~ tbsrd nr,n-.yI
ni indian. l. the city Of Joliet in lid C,,nf.y -
% hiTe-a'd or 30 much thereof mar b. Necessary
sad noes 10 full with iptsrest and eo.,s II
sai" WITH an the improvements thereon Together lth
80 fSht ana tsirity of redemption. aud homestead
i"ii- OF the saii Harvey y. SLeddasd ana I'D. nc.
is,y et'iard ii-ir heirs at-i assigns therein. AID
va Hie uses A1h puI poses therein at forth
THOMAS IEARsLEf M.rtgaxsa
iHs u HgTc1iSs. ATTY fy= M5rtasAxes.
October 81, lsdZ
The above sale il adjyurasi IN n. Az ,seo
same hour and plac- i'N-. -
THOMAS YEARSLEY, MORTGAGE.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DupOnce's Golden Pills,

Infalliable in correcting. regulating and removing
all distractions fTum " latsyeI and sue
cessful Rs preventive.
InfaIible in relieving st"p?ages ard irregularities
Of the These pills nothing new. but h
France aud America with unparaIled IN every
case and he 10 urged by many thousands la les who
have used fhen, to make the Pills public for the
Walton OF those suffering from any Irregularities what
well To prevent increase OF family where
health will permit il. Females peculiarly tnaie
or those supposng themselves cautioned against
using these Pills viii in that condition. AS the lro
prietcr responsibility after the above ad
moniton although their mildne7s would prevent any
mischief TO health: otherwise the Pills recon-
mended. Full and explicit explorations accompany
ing eac a box Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by b BLACKMAN. Druggist,
sole agent for JOLIET. and -win County Ill.
LADIES, by sending him 300 TO Joliet Post ofice.
and have the pills sent Confidently by mail any
part of the country.
NB-Look out for coubteTfeits. Buy Golden
Pills Of any kind unless box 10 signed s D. Howe
All others are base imposition. and unsafe: there
fore as you value your lives and health Ito say moth
ing Of being hunL ugged Of your money! buy onlJ
of those who show the signatures Of s. D. Howe on
every box which recently been added on account
of the pills being c0uuterfeted. Heterogeneous com
posing the above lis made every Agent
and they will tell you they safe and will perform
all claimed for them
Sold by LORD 4 SMITH, Chicrgo. and by one Drug
zist IN every town. city and village in the State
s. d. HOWE, sole Proprietor.
Oct. II, 1ss2-ly New York.
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Notice of Admiuistratrix. Sale.

DY virtue Of order and decree uf the Coupfy
I'D Court of Will County. in the state Il Illinos GA
the petition Of the Undersigned admin ist-atrx de
bonis Of the estate Of Lewis Jones' dcceas-d for
leave to sell the real estate ln,i the estate RI
said deceased, made at the 0c.lsT e -, court
owt, on the 10Th day u october A. .. 1862. shall
the lo;h day Of Decefabvr A D. IS6- b. tween The
uours ten O'Clock Ia the frenosn ard Eve Oci1ck In
afternoon of that day. sill 1T public sale. tss urt
House in the city Of Joliet. IN sad viii C,aIufy. State
Of Illinois all the right. title and interest sad estate
in and TO the follow ing described real estate to Nit
Lon Numher twenty t2o Of Joel A Nat;ez"n'- sul-ii
vision Of Blocks eight aud nine q d in the Canal
Trustee SubdIysiun Of the half 81 Section fifteen
(i5) In Township thirtyfve 1851 North of Rang. ten
90 east Of the third principal meridian, with the
Appurtrnances ther,Bnto bei'zibg being il the city
of sOlict, VIII County NJ rr.tid for Cash
DEBORAH JONI T.. AdnliDistratrix IL. tsoHi- non
Of the estate Of Le Ais Jones, dec-s.ei
osGoop HousE, Attys
OFT Is. ls62 n1oSp
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his X an ep-ratlnH which those who know their
ish arc deraTsd sIasii avail themselves once IL
~ Do net wish to r-ssrt IN artificial teeth and ii
kaE Is done ~ tine is to preserve the natural
as'ns Different materials used for this Purp"ss
-r best adssad 10 hl<ge majority Il cases. is pure
SD Dr. ". rtrsGrfy r-c9Hs m-nIs this operation,
Er'hts It fTlsin asSyiRR The Ae1t tooth, with the
es'Jiaici patented nbite PerUvL4n EDADlel- uhich
%''f changes CIDER. II Sc aI,Dlivc - like
% IL the caEiiss - she tSuIk. Vith0st GjSiTs, the
Slightest PNa. Or. Nelds has its rossSeeJ grand
It'emsnt ia syins ri heial Teeth ritheat q yea or
"' sn'SbtIg issseIEiRgS- Their resemblance t. the
f'H'7 ts ia iHisojtS ls- ara DO not require thu
H'~ Of [RmpN, or give Tra0 ia the igtrst degree,
80 Cd II TASTE DT swell aretarges strictly aO(sTate
a. siEiH the rszch of the mo = economically
4-lerih in'ertrd uFsbn the American. krszet or
L-s'A ely -. or geld silver India rubber pate
A'al ~ uerk la this bTaHch done the shortest
s'Ie aud 81 the most seientiae manner. ChilIrens
I''h 'aretsiiv regulated riae DT pays p-o.si ztteu
"a % al di-casrs Of the Guas Mouth Thr' AT
Hours u AttendAn c EOn 10 s. SuRstays,9 to
'aiet Nov. :, tSG2.
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REcEIvER's oTHcE, CHICAGO, ILL., Oct. IL, 1862.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons holding youch-
for wool furnished the ST. Louis, Alton and Chi
eAgo RAILROAD Company, signed D. SHERMAN, Agent
and for which payment is ordered in decree OF the
United States Circuit Court Of the Northern District
Of Illinois Of the 30th November, 1859, that the bal
unpaid eaid wood has been deposited in said
Court, and BIZ its order will be paid and distributed to
claimants their attorneys on presentation Of the
proper vouchers 70 the undersigned.
JAMES ROBE, Special Receiver.
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Master,s Sale.

DY virtue Of decretsl Orr Of Tie CireEit Conrt Of
ID VIII County. ia eiancery, entered Of record
the October thereof, A. D. lso in eertsn car-e
therein drpeBding wherein Seymour " Cas-.
executor Of the last will and testament Of Oliver Case
deceased. complainant. and Ira Austln and Har-
notice. that master in cIzneeIy for Viii C0asty.
shall the 18th day of November o'clock
A. NJ at the front door Of the Court H0use in the
city u Joliet oer public sale the highest bidl.r
cash all the interest " said dendants. c1uvcv-d
by certain Ind.Dture Of Mortgage described In the
bill sf complaint filed said eaus. in and TO the
described premises. situated in sad county Ct VIII,
to-wt: the South West quartert - Of Secrion
~ In Township thirty~ix l3s North u Range num-
Der eleven l Fast Of the third principal meridian,
containing one hundred and sixty acres Q50 a. more
or less.
WILLIAM C. GOoDUUE
Oct Is, is62 Master IN Ch'y for VIII Co.