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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03
An Order of Gen. Halleck's issued il
aisl regard to Prisoners.

ST.. LOUIS, March l.-Gen, Halleck in
a general order issued this morning. in re-
gard to prisoners of war, states, when any
considerable number of prisoners are cap
tured, the officers should be separated
as soona possible from privates. Com
plete lists should bemads as soon as pos
sible, stating name, rank and regiment of
each. person, One copy list should be sent
to Headquarters, and another furnished TO
tho officers In charge of them. AS gem
eraI rule, officers will not be given parole
until they reach the department, and then
only by the authority of the General co M
msndfng the department. Medical Officers
viii not be separated from p3lTates, but
will be requiredto attend their own sick
and wounded For this purpose they will
be given special paroles, allowing them all
proper facilities. In the case of the sick or
wounded, no distinction will be made be-
tWeenfriend or foe, presents from friedls
of thesiek aud wounded will be tlistribu-
ted to all alike. Prisoners will be rationed
the same as rown troops l7.i5g1k
g Tue Commanding officers of departments
viii receive and distribute articles Of
clothing and comfort, which may be sent
to prisoners by friends aud will permit
them 70 feceive from and transmit to their
friends, open letters, which must be fu-
spected BY proper officers. Money sent
by friends should not be delivered to prfs-
'oners, except In small quantities. Account
should be kept Of such funds, and they
should be disBdrsed upon orders from The
prisoners to whom they belong. When a
prisonetiS exchanged or Released, he will
be paid the balance due him. Ohaplafns
will be allowed free intercourse with the
prisoners, to give them religious instruc.
tons. Their friends will be permfttedRto
visit them only when the commanding
Officers may deem it safe and proper, and
then under such regulations as he may
adopt. p tH1ptt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03

MILWAUKEE,, March LA destructive fire
this morning destroyed the entire block
known as the Albany building. The first
floor was occupied by the American office,
Ieahey's gas fixture, Bells liquor stores
Wisconsin seed store and saloons. Stock
mostly saved. Tie second story was oc.
cupied by the law offices Of Finch, LYpde,
Miller, Brown, Ogden, Carey, Pratt and
several others. Books and papers saved.
The large CONCERT and opera hall covered
the third floor, which was entirely de-.
stroyed, together With@the scenery aud
stage fixtures. Loss on the building es-
.timated At $75, 900; insured for $50, 900.
Other losses not known. sag ii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03
pl.patoh rom Il. oarllls.5 81

prom the ClarkSbufg Telegraph OF Saturday,
The following dispatch was received
here at twenty minutes past 10 O'Clock last
night: 's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03
Brooko Comfy News.
[rrom the weil.burg i HsEaId.I
26s 125
Reeves majority 1913.
FOURTH OF MARCH Al DETHlNY.

FOURTH OF MARCH AT BETHANY.
An anonymous note informs US that
there is to be a grand flag raising speech
iicatio1 and good time generally at Beth=
any, the 4th of March. We are requested
to announce it, which we do giving ,au-
thorily.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03

His letter. Of the .2lstl February I win
probably dsAtless in this species Of pro-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03

Why should sa'AmsarIcah buy a ipfsiga watch,
when he can get better and cheaper one at. home 4
Why should sn American nssdls enrich foreiin
Watch manufacturers at tie oEpsase q our o1nl
Artisans, a5 8Feo 4
Why sl'epld an American send gold to England
and France, our covert but bitter enemies when
gold Is 30 much needed at homer
NViV sAOuld nsAmsrlsan buy an imported watch.
which, in nine cases DOT Ofltsn, viii cos. more 10
keep in oFIsF for one year than it.eigfpnl price
aud which was never Intended to keep time under
any etrcpmstanees,
Why should Americana not patr0nt1e more sonsr.
ally American manufactures and thus smanoipate
themselves from The thraldom Of English capital,
French f.shI6Hs and Continental gew-gaustt
The ARqrioaawsteh compaey,s watehs. are par.
tculaTly adapted soldiers use being most sub.
stantIally made, and not liable to get ont OF order
either ~ In Y marching riding, OF hshting.
ssid byall respectable the loyal State,
wholesale oFlier5 should be addressed 70 ~
( a - RoBBiNsa& q sAPPIEToEs
Agents ofthe American Watch comDanv.
naLll-lins -, 1872 broadway, N. Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03

BoGtYAR, Mn, March 1.-Gen. Banks
army occupied Hatper's Ferry unopposed.
on Wednesday, with all the necessarfes for
q permanent occupation. The advance
took possession on Bolivar Heights, and
yesterday pushed its reconnoissances to
Gh6rlestown, capturing a few prisoners.
London Heights are also occupied, in or
der to prevent any flank movement by the
enemy. To-day Qhatlestbwn was occupied
by q .strong force, and will be held against
any attack. t'l
The plans of the Commander are not
known, but the movement is probably in
tended to cover the reconstruction OF the
Baltimore Z Ohio Railroad aud bridges,
and may, perhaps, mean more.
a train OF cars passing between the
stations, was fred at to.day by a rebel
battery, but no harm was done.
The troops are in excellent condition.
and viii be protested from the Indictment
weather. No accident occurred in trans.
porting the troops aud supplies over the
river. The, pontoon bridge was d complete
success. Hundreds of the refugees have
returned to their desolRted homes, aud
those remaihing are oTerjoysd Rt our
presence. ~ az III 5 =
Nothing reliable has been heard from
Wfnchester, but current reports say It has
been considerably reinforced. a small
body OF the enemy are supposed 10 lie
south of Loudon Heights; four or five
miles back from the river, But they are not
OF sufficient strength-to cause any alarm.
+ EoRTREss MoSRoE, March THE steam
e. Express, Capt, Colmony, left Old Point
ati 10 clock this morning, to 90 up Jamles
ElyeEl g receive another boat flll Of retsas-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03

what seoesslonI has Done ,In KEN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-03
Eeisctio for aInrch.

ess it Is now promptly secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
held in the hearts casket arc TRANSPORTED by it,
Ia. 1. l;nh. To almnei lnIY raliuuco.

held in the hearts casket TRANSPORTED by it,
lose-ligbi to almost hoy radiance.
Another novelty, superb in Workmanship, affords
n tiny god eachet capable of holding lady 20
watch; ii is Of frc,ted gold network, depends from
the wait by chains, and ID lavsbly ornamentcd by
graduated ta-seIs. Tue gold collas introduced into
notice IL senson or 20 ago, would appear, by their
inevitable aasociaiion with deg collars, TO have
leen burdensome to the ly,ke ;hroais OF that
sex who spurn even the sembiance of letters, how
ever golden.
Amethye,s and rubies, with crosses or spIigs in
diamond work, are fresh aud exceedingly arresing
novelty. Diamonds are mostly arranged with H.
visible settings the large soiteres resting like crys-
talzcd dewdrors and Giving on their own unsiced
lIillianty for admira,ioua style which removes The
possibility Of a yellow cast being thrown upon bril-
lians Il cure water.
In gaucng over chronicle which 20 plai0ly points
ont the lavish expenditure demanded by La Moae
from those who in butterfly fittings seek to follow
her in her May wudIngs and dazzlingy kGle do
scope variations, shall tie women OF the North be
charged with folly or unci.ring disregard in these
days, when
"Ths cir Is full Of farewcla.o 'ls dyn.
! In response, We point the caveE to The
deeds OF mercy pnJected by womon's minds and
wrought 10y wcmens fingers, Hands pick lint no
less heartily because on Them diamonds CLEAN;
| forms b, nj sevng-nacbines 10 less earnestly
because robld in garments Of tr,ncbiest cut; feet
run Willingly on ermnds Of charity which is Love
| in acliou-though hey be enca-od in the fno't
CL0ussure, and tears rise from honest, wouaniy
hearts if tLey are TO lie died with monctor heavy
with costly lace.
| We can only rejoice that the blight Of civil war
has fallen more heavily, yet, upon NJ, and be
grateful that tie wealth of our people can shIl be
used alike to further home trade and manufactures
among ~, aud 10 send aid, comforts and delica-
cies to tie thousands whose appeals have never yet
| been lett disreearIed.
In tho economy Of nations, nothing Is wasted
every luxery OF The wealthy ministers to some ne
cesti,y Of the poorer classes, and may 10 favored
queen Tee OF the Upper hive withhold
her utmost in The support Of the less CANDY but as
| hocomlle tribes Of The artisans aud workpsople Of
our metropolis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
DIR FLEET ACTIVELY CRUISING.

A year aud a half ago we hadatout 40 men-of'war
on active service, England bad pa, and France
ab.nt no. LORD Piget s'a ed in Parliament before
The Easter recess at the lite eossiOn th the Admi-
rally pro. osrd 10 keep 700 vessels at the Royal
NAVY or active duty, of which about l60 would be
cruising abroad F.om the figures appended 1t viii
be observed dat we have now over ~ n-n-oi-war
in commission on sqUGdrOns more I'M" Eneti"d, a
fact q, Ahich we respectfully call the attention OF
Tie London T1aes. there are over ]O,OuO men at
idchrd 10 thu. feet, Of which larger portion ID COM
pOsea If mailed orat than any otbef rover can
SHOW Beside over - ironchd SHIPS hioat and
serving vel, there ere y bnisiug, ana 81 wyoden
sliI ALSO beng Is 10 ALL or about the sum toal OF
our naval force in January, lo0l. It Is even said
now by naval Iecrn ing oihcers that bJUJO men Tor
rbips-O-Wur cou.d be obtained III siX months without
N. slgh,est uuuveuience, bLd wIthOut interier ng
~ all with the upi lies for The current wants OF The
service. and we nave not had, IA yet, to follow
England example in putting cstmen on our heet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

eet tunnage. IA tuns-ffsms OF white oak saaSn..
iron strsp- diagonal aud double sd 5,
inches aud the flames are 2ynches apa,, At IL
he'srs finshout & Pine sre cor,., uc,ins th,.s
ers Tor this trade two to be Of the came ,,xs viz
ioo lee, BEAM u fst deph feet incees ~.
'uo' Inc 'hife isto be: leush Ian feet; beam
inche'i ceph, II feet; tuunsgs, tai tuns Tn,
ioF these vessels i' in process Of construction By L..
Henry Eslor 4 Co. Of Brooklyn a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

Porler's Mortar Flo,iila which was situated ia
various places Oh Sept. ], Id low reinforcing this
lieet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

Meut. jas. O. King OF the ist United Sla'a
Chassenre has engraved upon the scaeO"ra Oh n''
sword. be following names OF 'he different e"',''
in ,vhc;. he carried susce ssaly, viz; Le"iiisNl's,
Yorktown, Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, Wi4s "AA
Swamp aud Malyeu Hills,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

The Constellation, only, OF this feet, IL credited
20 tho Mediterranean. bit the Others, al houyh mark
cd " on sI.da reTSic-," are now cruising there
The keaTrage is to be foon released, some say by
the CDippe Ss ole VI the % sugboals built by con-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12

Os II Two Orders, one for $50. No 5o69. the
lIUther for S24.75, No. 500, drawn payable 10
here.a Doolittle and assigned. The finder will con-
y a hvoT by returning them, and all persons are
kthsd not to receive them.
Joliet Aug. o, 1862. r. D0OLITTLE.
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A SELF FEEDER,

thus saving the labor Of :~o men
The Machine is ni-ic Of the best ma.ers., ~, ,p.
b"st w0rk ni~n and warranted. occupying iut I.,lo
no IN ana eas'y moved from place place. weighing
Joliet, July g 1872 ~ =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
ATTENTION

corporation Notice.
-,rpt. hereby given that the Commissioners
N Ssrsioiors appointed by .he Common Council OF
ns IVY easement for the purpose of grading so much
sna ,trret as lies between Eastern Avenue, and
dhal, ~ Ieet west Of said Eastern Avenue, have
spI and s wc ,b. = M, now on
W. - armed By the Common Council OF said city,
va rstns.day the Sd day Of september next, unless
% are made by some person, or persons inter-
strd sAML. D. SMITH City Clerk.
Lid. Aug ], 1852.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12

CsUSTr OF VIII, S. September Term M 1861 SS;'
DeoOr.h Jones, Administrative, de 6onis)
IN u tue Estate Of Lewis Jones, dcc'ed.
49,. Vs. Petition to
astrs Jones' Esther Jones and John | Sell real
M I,i eirs ~ law Of Lewis Jones, dece estate.
~ Ellen Jones and Michael Murphy.
4 LnDAvIT the non-residcpce Of Morris Jones.
~ Esther Jones aud John Jones defendants al,oye
~ y having been hled in the Office Of the Clerk Of
n,.S ~ NY court OF VII Comfy. Notice is hereby
a " Tue said Morris Jones, Esther Jones and John
~, nat The said complainant filed her petition in
- eoeit on the ID day Of August 1862, for authori-
Ine following described real estate which was
" Lewis Jones, deceased, TO wit:
"a, ~ east half Of the south east quarter and the
~, Nest quarter OF the north east quarter and the
ths north east quarter Of the south west
- , " All 10 Section Number eleven IN In Town
~ Number thirty-seven f37). North OF Kan0e Num
q. W. east Of the third principal meridian in
ErNSnny OF Cook and state Of Illinois Also Lots
gunSs, NUT, nys siH and eight a. 81. in Block
G@.,Si mtty (SOL in the Town Of Summit in Cook
80 anu state OF Illinois Also the following des-
en'ses situate in the City Of Joliet In Will
vent t s6a state Of Illinois, to wit: Lot Number
-, ~ OF Joel A Mattesons Subdivision of Blocks
~ 49, Aad nine Is q in the Canal Trustees snhJ,.
a. ~ me west half Of Section fifteen N5l in Town
o, hIi S aNe lSsl North OF Range ten lO), east of
lssety OK 'ttHSpM meridian. upon which said Lot
hsaps. situate snd being building and appur-
] atSo-' tloIaeriy known as the SPavillion House.
! 30. AhoWn as aud called the atlantic Uonss -
ass,d ~ paying the debts due by said de
"a eHrr, ~ hat summons thereupon issued out Of
aii NJ against ,sd defendants, roturnabIa on The
sSi,a monday Of September A. b. 1862, as Is by law
unless you the said Morris Jones, Esther Jone,
COuni S snail personally be and appear before
kst IN 81 SJg'Smoer Term thereof, to be holden at
sa6sr '1 NJ Svonoty, on the Third Monday OF Sen.
nd Ps,,,,o 100, aud plead, answer demur 60 the
,r.sloh, The same ard the matters and tbinas
I'd anj stated, will DO taken as confesssd
EaS entered against you according 70 the pary
Ssus Hov,, co, VS.. ToNNER, Clerk.
Aug J., Is62. - SOL
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Mortgage Sale

W HEREAS John Davis, executed and deliver 4 Il,
W Sohh James, the uncersiCuel n,orfgsg.s
,5as-inIe Of =Hortg4ge hearing afs fhs
70 the Recorders ofErr Of Will connie IN 81 -.
Ii1ii1l-' IN Boo 80 os deed. ke- PAGES q sl,
Wa nane 10 seeure the paynebt Of four
certain Pronis.ory notes beAring even date witt 81
DiurtEne.. zach fJr the offOur hundred s,d -,
H-nFe dJIara- and payable respectively In o. s..
l'ee Shd l'uF yeats aiicr date, with snnuai iut-r-t
~ rehi PER cent, which sad notes ere given fr lie
purchase money af sail land
And Nh.resas az is provided ane agreed in s.ld
moftg"s tiiaf default b. nad- in the tayu,stt "a
ehef 81 sid fOtlissory notes. either Il rin~in.f a.
interest On the days mentioned Wherein tire .s,,s
shsl become Que and payable. the whole II lie . IA
priseral AMI interest sserr q by the said proissry
uoies IA -aid nIurtSage mertioued shall tlcy,, -
come immediately due aud "a yAs,Is and sad
uay be trnt atsy i0rrci0sed TO pay tie sar- q, e.
said niortagoe bis her- exeesif.rs nlD,iui-. -
ssshs- Aiir Publishing notice ia a newspaper
priuii IN The comfy q SUI thirty days before lie
Day g; -ne sale nay 81 tie SAID ,reni-s and IN
rht sud equity ofne5eragfiou q the aaiS ID f,rf.
- Leis SUI AssEss ihereiH In the nanher and fsru
said mortgage. '- M
And whereas default has becn made in the u.v,en,
o. ts &c noiss n n9nei in said mortgage first 70
Dec me dns and by the terms Of said oriaxe sth.
whole Of he notes mentioned therein have become dns
and THyalle. -"'
Ncw therefore ,iN,i- n,,fre 4. As,et, ,;-., a.,
sA'uriay ti,e sab day q September. A D. IS0l al
the hour n one O'clock y NJ a; tse C,ur. Uans. 49,
ir viii County IN tie St--s q IIlinnis s,,if =, -
sualf ~oi The power vested in ne BY virtue a ssid
mortgage AZ in cXeclitiJn thereof f.r the nurr.
therrin mentioned sell tie premises. in saId ,srtr.
aud srnAfter. descfibsl aud AZ tl,. ri.t ana ,,i,
81 resumption q ;he sid John DAVIS lis heirs ana
a. s thsieln- az fnbt Aueiion 10 The highest bd-
or ir cast; With sti pfefnsrs described a. The
south tssi euarfeF # secrion four fsl IN Townsbif
thirty 'irer %. NcFtl II Eansc ELEVEN fIll So n
the third principal meridian. 10 said County n wnl
IOIS W. JAMES Mortear~s,
TALrEfIK Corr. Att'rs
Joliet July fIth. 1862 e.
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TO the Smoking Public

would call their attention to our large assortment
Of choice brands Of Segars.
"'So on hand large assortment, Turner's Wines
and C0Tdials.
Come one Come all and give me trial.
'olAt, Aug. IL, 2s62. n9-tf
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Trns.Ae,a Saln

Xy-UEBEAS The tzeiits -s,ssrfh day IL o.,.,.
w A. u. is5O David i'rT. IN HI. III. t,,, 10 a
eeasi aud Mary Am PzrT his s irv their rs-@i,i
ieei Of writing duly ~ kI4OVislgcd a.a resa,dsf -
the Eerofi ofce % Win County ard Sfaf~ - M
nus. n Box ., Sag lgs, did convey 10 M a.. -.
deIeigned t!s land and premises Hereinafter ,rii,
Ia Trust 20 fecur- the jayn NJ Of re.ttir rros;.
note bssrinE dsie sits aid Did Tor ~ ,,.
q The suui u TS-s.' Thr-r Hsndrad plIsr. ,-s.lI
. tornslas o. Fsn HON ~ ~ err an. -, 30,
the daie tHef-sf affle fxcifanz- slsee "a - ,1
s=nrd ia Jli-t. wiI Ciinfy aud SAT- ~ r.,i-s
Al's 80 ceisut has bern made ia the raFaleat n
sasi nofe- AID spp cai1n la i-cn MAJ - - =,
leeAl h''ier q saie nlts, 90 sri tie rra,i y. =. -,
ST f1rfh - - ~
SoS therefore pulls notice hereby given, that i
virtue 81 the authority confArel sI-i se 4, ,c-,rf
aneT sfh The terms a sail d,eof fr.ss sI,sIl a.,
sai"rily the ihirtifth DAY Il Ans =; A % 49, l.
tNetn Tie Ioft- Of ore d four o-cis-k n ! i -
noou o. that Cay at The North olr u ID. frrt ,s
10 joliet County u y IN and STATE Of IlsIs ~ AZ
pubne Teadae . the highest bjicr for cash the pes
- N said deed q trust desrTit WI ne NorfE
haif o. the NORTH Wf quarter secfian No fhiEfr
AK 10 IN Township 70 Dirty six. Nsr1h u RANG
NO zine 10 last q the Thisd Principal Mcridi~n
eouisiniDg eighty 80 arr>s Of issd be the same nor
OF las situate in the County u VIII aDd State or L.
nois afsrssat tafi-r With the sppasten.sr1es thrrs
unto be! niug 80 All TEbt and equity of reIerrpf5s
and All rights 81 homestead exenstion q ff,r Mi
grAntors theriu their e.Es. executors, adusinists
tors or assigns.
Joliet, August ). 1872.
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c A RI ms
City Expess Wagon

ID UNS 20 all iraiBs arriving At and departing from
IL tho city. Baggage taken and from the Dcpot-
and PACKAGE delivered in all parts q r city and VI
entity Orders let at the Poet oce News Depot will
be promptly attended 10. Charges moderate.
Jan 9Th, lSe2 HUGH cARLIS.
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THE Markets.
,.,,.tPric.current,
HIN advertisements.
AID THIS.

,,oS would respectfully inform the citi
~ I.let and vicinity, that he has bought the
90, s,,ur.. aud COOP WILL Of D o'c"nnor' whole
49, ..,,a wine, Liquor and segar Store, and
Sl' s,,.d the establishment, he hopes to merit
bS''s .,se Of the old stand. lie will keep con-
De hand large assortment of Brandes, Wines,
'a'1. s.,,r. and Tobacco, at much cheaper rates
lH''. \, bought elsewhere buying IRON direct i'm
b'' - IA having cash) Also on hand, lot of
,dss old sherry W. > JAMES coNGDoN.
-. i1-3m
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DENTISTRV

Or F. b. & noon RayE
NioILD respectfully iufyrm the ipbs,,f,.r., %,
w "let Hnh vicinity that after On ,lsa-,r. -,
s'ni years has returned % Joliet for The pnrr.. ~
!, ~ future home, and adopts this method 10
M IN NJ ~, nd. AID tho public that he has taken
'"e fo'Hs Formerly occupied by Carpenter 4 Pierce
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE.
where he viii lie ri ased 70 see all vl,o 49, -, 49,.
CLASS DENIAL OPPEEATiJN- n.y. rms
hos ." mas employ him may be assured that all
faffhg.H uTpHer = - '-S "'4N
Nov -. lsfI. a..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12

T'IIRER Or POUR rRpLERs with teams. to sell
Cultiyztors. for ~dich good wages by the n1en.h
liberal commission he sales will be aIlox,d
Applicants sbouid be preIafred 70 eomnlece afou,
the 24ih inst Apply personally 10 the Subscriber ~
Manhattan or address by letter through joliet p o.
i JOHN YOUNG.
Eanhattan, ayr lS5r a. 90
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
stray Cow

NIkAfED from this city, about the LIST July, pale
Dyeow Cow, short horns, small head, is about eight
sIsod. Whoever will return her to A. MeNerny,
Asoiet, give information where she may be found
vi b paid for their trouble.
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CITY TAX SALE NOTICE
ci1r c0ILEcrOn'. OFFICE, err HAN, ,

ciIr CoILEcroR's oYPIcx, crrY Hall,
" Joliet, Aug. Sth. 1862
JopLiO NOTICE is hereby given that In persusn..
1t. an oruer OF the Common Council Of the citv ~
% maae on the sixth day of August 1852 The srS
msnc;r wiz 10. on the both day Of August inst CON-
AZ the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ AT tbe north
uooI Oh tne Court House in said city, sen Al rnhi;c
Aue.ion the smallest portion of Lots parts OF Lit
rea estate hereinafter described ITO Be- taken from
the sum- slas for which person will pay
taxes assessed thereon Ly the Common Connci1 ~ ,h
puapose hereinafter named, together with the ex
Penoes o. building side walks on both sides of RufT
Snn, y, De.ween Oneida street and Spring street in
already built and In good repair: w.
WEST JOLIET
Names. s,h -. =. n,,
Mathew Shoemaker 90 ~
Est Jas. Broadie, n % ~
John NJ. Wilson, 4 % % M
Unknown "a a 49,
George r. Parker. II "a "a BOO
III cents costs and expenceses hereby added to
e a1es en- each lot part of lot ether real estate
sertsed above, and thirty cents additional will he
Sueu the taxes thereon shall be paid before the
JAS oREILLY, City Collector.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
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