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CIsU. FfsH-GoOD AND CiEAP-NEMS AP-tSl. ",
n,k.ed ttrrilg, iuH rterivvi; also ns" Wv ~ ~
Larel. In 900 iLS loo ns ~ .os, - ;sS ~.
5ss. and cldush. F,r sale oy A. W; n.oo'''n All
ira,.t, A, car Ba,c.ay, nett 'Hn 3e-o- ia 90
NSs ofssh, hams houllers, beef PORK, AZ , S =
l,r,oars lesps,t .ly invited. -- l-H' - =
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n1E No RTWARD-LOsT on SATuk

0n6 M REWARD--LOSI On 81. II. ~,
SZO.UU dsy evening, coming down lr,% ~. - :
Avenue and 7ih st 70 Henry and JS,isIson % R,n
- p, ann ~ money, whoever will return the same
v os Ai'ea Nv WIZ ''o'''' Wv mhl2 $3.50
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,op RRIpGEPoRT-FoR FREIGHT on,y
tOhr ria p", s,aamer BRIOGEPokT WI reesiss .
-, a. Ps0S sip Pier -, y. X, Tor me Ho s.iaS
.onic and NAuga,uck Railroad u-N-0
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,,uo,IpsoS's BLACK STAR LISETEOH ECi
idSerpool, the splendid clipper sniP ,i M ,Tcb.
y, I',v' =, Nor 3, North River, sails IAN ~, 49,
BILE, ~ Pr, ship ftlis line sails every week
fnrly T,h :, Ne Office, 9I5 Pearl 81, mill S4e1
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ITAPsooTT's LINE .,o,. PACKETS,

.,,.,,,,,sr. son,inne Io gran, certificates Of
- A. md fropi LlysrpOo, BY .neif l|toin s
Ens q paOkssa, comprising IN par 'h' ''''0"''
Ia r r.paoorr, EMERALD Isle, ALBION,
nRYADNoUGHr, hAHCnPSrHh ViCI0 pnyhn
SINJ. ADAMS, CONsTkLL.ATIon,J; y; SUt ~
MiE1.n2nrrrR. MES. rGImI sEA FI.oWER, CAaBRIAh,
Making, together with others ship every u"
days. - -.. ,,x Al.
INV X LINE OF LONDON PACksb ,,r,.-.
For all Of Whioh they grant eeruneA~' 0'
REMITrANCRH TO IRELAND 80 .,
~ 4 % alAo continue W LsIus 4 ana, paybn.e ~
a.m,nd, throughout Hngland, IrolAnd, bcJt.Ahs
snd Wales ~ the LOWEST BATHS;
pCrculArs, with al parnGulArh' may be hAd on ~
,,s..ion nj BIZ letter. enclose postage s.AIopl 70
TLPsCfJTr q co., 30 s1u,h ~ New York;
TAPSCoTT, SMITH CO. Liverpool
pnhB sAAo'lT -
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CEwING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
Do operate on Singers and whesler q Wilson's
machines, by sn experienced op rator; forms 70
cts, on all kinds oi work, al Allen 81, near Dvis
ioni mhlO 24A0'JT
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PECRUTTS WANTED FOR UNION
INCoasa Guard, 99th Regiment n Y vp,unIeetr
now In aotive service Al fOrt Monroe, Va. Apply
~ ne Pearl H. II. CAwLEY, Recruiting ofi 1ef
nh6 2lac'tu
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sUIPPING, sc.

NOR IIyERPoOL-oLD BLACK sEAS l.,ls
Lina-Tao pas e, shp CSiyhEse, ;J,S rs n,ssass ss
pier ~ ~, 'w,uIIAMs III & GUION, ~ fnh n -.
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EVEIl
Of Drl
ais HIt
| oh, FRl
ne so' \
r rdNCovI
sing d
N rueiiI
n All III
AlnSi |
regard
iiBOfirnl
lnhdahl
nAbliAh |
II Clh@ I
nAls ~
| ,e had
II n. I Il
| md He
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CEWING NACHTNES-LADIEST TAUGHT
- W operate on wheeier q Wilson's and Singers
nswing machines; prac,ics on shop work; terms
ei. as Canal "a. Singers machine No iOr sale.
ms Q4acslaT
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ARTICLES FOX SALE.

RONkS FOk SALE-A LDi UF REGULAR
- made 70 N-i sitsule f1t f.n.y ol go. g,-,ts
store, A.so show case. Can b. ~ il5i uai-
way secunl 1sn m ~ 2'l3l
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EINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINES
~ reL, %. f,r sac un mouthly payments
Auuy T. L II DIAMOND. - the oil %. ~ tha
IINkLk LYON 5ewiug Ma,hue @ 'mpany, 5js
Bro.d~Ay, mhl3 9tac'iO9
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uOAT SWAN FOR SALE
~ Lying a. W LlaDout, Bro'klyn.
ln1ute oi CApi. FISH,
mis- 6'iO3 wsuAboui
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kNTANTED-NEw SHIRT IRONERS AT
wv the Bellsvile Laundry, miles from NJ York;
hone bu, those accustomed ,o ironing nav shirts
mh3 24acsns
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POTATOES FOR SAI.E.-SwEEr CIDER.
Pure older vlnagas. dried app,e-- and o,hs
ountry " duoe. Goods daIveret tree ~ obsrsv "
,ny lArs o, tAe city. HYDE a co.
hA eAAc'lOs tO4 Greai Sich st. v,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

Keep IFS aud conditions out Of your
prayers aud your patriotism.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

Indiana is not only furnishing her sons
Tor the defense of our common Govern
ment but is arming the militia of her
border counties to enable them to lend
helping hand to the loyal men of Ken
lucky, should their assistance be needed.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

CoMMoDoRE FooTE's CoNDwtoS.- are
sorry to learn that for three or four days OF
late, Commodore Foole has been more Than
usually ieebc--not being able 20 sit up in
the least. His friends cannot help feeling
anxiety Tor him, but are not particularly
alarm at his condiion--thinking that per.
iect quiet and rest will yet recuperate the
hero's exhausted energies But il Is vain 70
expect that b. will be able 10 assume com
mAnd OF his i1tilla for az least month, or
perhaps longer period of time. his whole
syttem seems TO have been effected by the
wounded foot, and, AZ times, he suffers Sc
we're paToXysms OF pain, rendering him eX.
cessively weak and ieeble.--Cle0siand Plan
dealer.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12
An AnnnIlinn r..,


The bereavements of the war. SO far AZ
The single city Of New Orleans is con-
cerned, have dreadful exemplifcation
in the appalling fact, stated BY the New
Orleans Delta, that there are now no fewer
than twenty-four hundred orphan chill
dren in the several asylums Of that citv.
A like fact would be revealed in almost
every Other Southern city by investiga-
ton. How many unprotected little or
phans are there now wandering in rags
and want about our streetsP Yes, and as
they pass mournfully along, while tears
of sorrow for a father slain in battle
course down their little cheeks, at every
step they meet some luxurious coward.
dressed in broadcloth, and sporting a
golden headed cane, who induced that
parent by fair promises to fight against
the dag of his country at every step they
are passed by some splendid carriage
hlled with gay women in silks, who taunt
and insult loyal officers and soldiers on
their way. How long slumber the bolts
of vengeance
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

TO srRprc' and Psveat Rebellion Seldom AND Br.seA.

To Suppress and Pevent Rebellion, Sodion aud Breach.
e ofae Peace.
wHEREAs, All persons residing or beng within the
corporate limits Of the City Of Nashville, owe aegi.
Anoe to the municipal laws, government, aud good
order thereof therefore, no language act, or con.
duct should be allowed calculated 10 inoite rebellion,
or sedision or offend loyal citizens Therefore, be "a
enacted by the City Council,
SIC 4. That the city laws passed 10th August, lsAs
on page is7, oh. H. sec. be and the same are here
By 80 amended that whoever shall be guilty, within
the limits Of the corporation Of the city aforesaid OF
uttering seditious words or speeches, spreading
abroad false news, or dispensing soandalous iibeis
against the corporation Aforesaid or the government
Of the United States Of ObstrucinE any lawful Of
hcer Of said corporation in executing his office, or Of
nstigating others TO do 50, or melting, by word,
deed or act, others to oabal and meet together 10
oontrive, incite, suggest rebellion, conspracies.
riots. or any other lawful euda or dierences there
by to stir people up malioiousy to conrive the ruin
and destruction Of the peace safety and good order or
tho corporation Aforesaid or the government of the
United States, or shall knowingly conceal such evil
practices, or harbor conceal or assist any dlsoyal
citizen who has been or is now member OF the Con
federate army who returns to said corporation as
SPY or agent for said oonfederacy or any person en-
gagged In the same, or shall any language calcua-
ted in its nature TO deter embarrass any citizen
rom being or becoming loyal citizen of the United
States violation Of this act shall be high INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction before the Recorder OF
said corporation, shall forfeit and pay fine Of not
less than twenty-five more than fifty dollars.
SEC. It shall be, and is hereby made, the special
duty of the City Marshal bis deputies and each Of
the night policemen to diligently inquire into all vo-
laion of the first section of This act and to arrest and
take before the Recorder for trial every such person
suspected Of violation Of this act
W. P. JONES,
President Common Council
NJ. NJ. BRIEN,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved June 10, 1862
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
june12-3t
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12
Fifteen Improved Farms
IN TIE
STATE or INDIANA,
For Sale
On Ten Years Credit
FROM 4oTO 100 ACREs EACH

COME Of them unsurpassed for beauty and f.rtiii
- ", and each having proper proportion of eloare
ndtimber land The timber Is generally of Inc Gne
est quality. Oae OF these Is The Home harm al M
undersigned, adjoining the healthy and pleasant town
OF Lexington, the county Eeat OF SCOTT county Indi
ana, thirty miles distant from Louisville. Ky ana
seventeen miles from Madison. Ind. The soH and
location are very superior, with nrst class dv,eny
house BARN. stables, tenant houses good water ~
a purposes, choice shrubbery, fruit aud Ornamental
trees and Ia TACT everything that pertains to aret
class farm and residence, and an now in no ,.r,
best order. The other Farms generally hi me- ssT,e
noghbmhood are Of various sizes aud dualif - escb
more or less improved ranging Ia price rom no M
so per acre. and viii be sold Ia tracts 10 sut pnr
ohasers, on the following
FAVORABLE TERMS.
One-lourlh cash and the remainder 10 ten annual
land. 0'e' 'n '"'
Persons wishing 70 purchase land and especially
thote Who may desire 10 remove their fmiieg from
places necessarily exp Bed 10 dtuFer n these peroua
times 70 quiet sale, healthy, and pleasant ooa 49,
WIN ma ms an e1cs lent opportunity. ANY ono able
70 make the hfst payment cau make tho othois 90
Persons leaving Louisville after dinner via Joher.
lOnYille kairond % sFienBa. thence eight mIfs By
Stage would reach Lexington O'Clock same even.
Ing. There b also daily Mail Stage % Mad son.
For further Information, eppy by letter on in per.
son 20 EG.&W IN fAGtIsH,
lexington Indiana.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

The following from the Baltimore
american will be read with deep interest.
We rejoice TO see that that able and loval
paper has both its eyes wide open:
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

Heaven holds no conditional saint, and
the Union should tolerate no conditional
patriot
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REWARD OF $3.50
Removal.

MJ y have removed cur sfgrs frsro A coIi...., .
-, ~ cedar street, opposite the Commercli IN.
$500. W VIII Keep On band large assortnegt d
30 ~ su9h AZ FArEa, kHgEIorss, Prize paer
80 A"Yi rocket haps aud Charts Of Yea 4 al ~
INK &C., az, Can aud examine ~"
tSisTVnD CO.
,.,, wholesale 3lauoners, 20 Ceaar street.
Opposite Commercial Hotel z
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

Don't burden the people with too much
government. All they ask is that the
road to fame and fortune be kept clear
OF the huge coaches Of class, and privi-
legged institutions, and monOpolies, which
block up the way and impede the pro-
gross of the humble footman.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12

Flag Officer McKean's share Of prize
money already amounts to about $780,
600, while another officer has cleared
$4,000. The sailors, of course, come in
for proportionate share Naval affairs
arc rather profitable in these times.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12
Collection of Claims Against the
United States.

Hon. ALLEN A. HALL, of this city,
Announces il card which will be found
elsewhere, that he viii attend to the
collection of claims against the United
States. Mr.. HALL is one of our Oldest
lawyers, and ranks with the first coun-
sellers Of the State in experience and
ability. His fidelity may be relied on
by all persons who may entrust their
business to his hands His steadfast
loyalty to the Government, and the great
confidence reposed in him by the author
tiles will, of course, greatly facilitate
any application he may make, and will
be Of great advantage to his clients.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
The PreAenf.

Enjny the present, whatsoever It NAV be
not solicitious for the future, for if y,u
take your foot from the present standing,
and thrust it forward to-morrow's event.
you are in reckless CONDITION. II is like
refusing to quench your present thirst by
fearing you should want drink next day.
II it be well to day, it is madness to make
the present miserable by fearing it NAV be
i'll to morrow; when your belly is full of
90 days dinner, to fear you shall want the
nextds supper for it may be you shall
not, and then TO what purpose was this
davis sfflictioni But If to>morrow yeu
shall want, your sorrow will come enough,
though you do not hasten it; let YOUR
trouble tarry till its day comes. But if it
chance 20 be Ill TO day, do not increase il
BY the cares of to-mOrrow. Enjoy the
blessings Of this day if God send them. and
the evils Of il bear patiently and sweetIy
tor this day only is ours, we are dead TO
Yesterday, and we are net born ,-morrow
He therefore, that enjoys the present, if 1t
be good, enjoys as much as il possible; and
II only that days trouble leans on him, it
10 singular and finite. Sufficient to the
day." said Christ, lis the evil thereof :"
sufficient. but not intolerable But if we
look abroad and bring into our DAYS
thoughts the evils Of many, certain and
uncertain, what will be and what will uey.
or be,our load will be as iutslerable as il is
unreasonable.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
APertInent 0ues,ion

DR.. H. of the pleasant city Of Fins,
has been noted for many years for always
driving the gentless aud most sober but at
ihe same time the most fearfulIy "homely"
Of horses. His steeds will always stand
wherever he pleases to leave them, bur
they have rather a venerable and worul
aspect, that renders them anything tut
pleasan. objects to the casual observer. A
few years ago there came a caravan to
town. and several horses were badly frigb-
tened by the elephants, go thata number of
accidents occurred. A day or two after.
old DIR. Knight met DR.. II and, speak
ing Of the accidents, DR. Knight remark ed
that tie had not dored to take his horse on.
while the procession was passing through
the streets.
"Oh, DO I" said DR.. H, "why, | took
my mare and drive right up alongside of
them. and che wssn't the last hit scared ~
"Hum-yes." says DR.. X, but hotr did
The elephant stand Il J"
The question. though pertinent. was
hardly complimentary to the Doctor,
"beast."
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
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ImPERTsHABLR.

fhs pure, the bright. the beautiful,
That stirred our hearts In youth,
Ths impulse 70 wordless prayer,
The dreams ofiove and truth,
The longings sfter something lost,
The spirits yearning cry;
The strivings after better hopes,
These things can never die.
The timId hand stretched forth to aid
A brother in his need
The kindly word IN grieFs dark hour
That proves the friend indeed.
The plea for mercy, softly breathsd,
when justice threatens high;
The sorrow Of a contrite heart,
These things shall never die.
The memory ofa elaspinE hand,
The pressure ola kiss,
And all the tribes, sweet and fran,
That make up loves FIRST bliss.
Hwith Arm. unehanging faith,
And holy trust and high,
Those hands have elasped, those lips have INST,
These things shall never die.
The cruel and bitter word
That wounded as it fell;
The chilling want Of :, mpathy.
We feel but never tell;
The hard r-pulse that chi;ls the hoart.
Whose hopes were bounding high,
In an unfading record kept,
These things shall never die.
Lat nothing pass. for every hand
Mugt aud some work to do;
Lose not chance to waken love-
Be firm and Just and true.
30 shall light that cannot fade,
Beam on thee from on high,
And angel voices say to thee,
These things shall never die.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue " decree of the Will County Court
- held at Joliet, in said Will County, on the third
Monday Of July. A. ID. 1862 the Guardian of Edwards
Martin, James. John and Mary SpelIman now Mary
Hendri"k. minor heirs Of Martin speIIman deceased
VIII sell at pnbc auction to the highest and beet bid
der on The nth day Of August at the north door ofths
Court House in Joliet between the hours of 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon of hni
Gay the real Estate described in ssd Decree to wit
Lot number in BLOCK number one hundred in tn,
village Of Iotkport in said County Of Will Terms
OF sale:-ODe third Of the purchase money in eash
down. and the balance one year from the 10th day
june lSC2 at 6 per cent interest secured bv ,,ur
chasers note and mortgage on the premises sold
P. VMARAH, Guardian.
Dated July 2lst 1862
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
NOTICE
ESTATE OF WILLIAM SCOTT. DECD

ESTATE OF WILLIAM SCOTT, DECD.
DUBLlC notice Is hereby given, that the third
Monday Of Aug. next (Oeing the 18th day of said
monthly shall attend before the County Court of Will
County the Court House In the city os JOLT the
pnTpess Of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of william ScoTT late Of said County
decreased, when and where all claimants notified
and requested attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate r. quest
ed make payment the undersigned without DELAY
WILLIAM MORRISON, Admr.
Joliet June 81, 1862 rs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12

A SHARP TkIcK.-At St Paul, Minne-
sofa, the other day. an officer arrested a
man for fast driving, and had him fined
Eve dollars. The man hadn't go. the money
and asked the officer to get into his buggy
and drive down to his house and get the
funds. The accommodating officer did so,
but found TO h is cost that the horse would
not q slow. and that he was compelled
himself TO drive faster than the city Ordi
nance allowed. Asa consequence, when
he got back to the police afhce, be was
fned an equal amount with the fisst offend
AZ
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
The Key of Death.

In The collection of curiosiiies preserved
In the arsenal at Venice, there is key of
which the following singular tradition is
related;
About the year 1000, one of those dan
ge.ous men, in whom extraordinary talent
is only the eource Of crime anG wick edness
beyond that Of ordinary men came to es-
tablish himself as . merchant or trader in
Venice. The stranger, whose name vas
Ttbaldo, became enamoured Of the daught
er Of an ancient house, already afinanced
70 another. He demanded her hand 10
marriage, and was Of course rejected
Enraged at this, he studied how to be re-
venged. Profoundly skilled in the me-
chanical arts, be allowed himself no rest
until he had invented the mast formidable
weapon which could be imagined. This
was key of large size, the handle of
which was so constructed that it could be-
turned round with little difficulty. When
turned it discovered a spring which. on
pressure, launched from the other end q
needle or lancet Of such subtle fineness that
it entered into the flesh, and buried itsels
there without leaving any external trace.
Tebaldo waited in disguise at the door
OF the church in which the maiden whom
he loved was about to receive the nuptial
benediction. The assassin sent the slen-
der steel, unpSrceived, into the breast of
the bridegroom. The woulded MAJ had
90 suspicion Of injury, but, seized with
sudden ana sharp pain 10 the midst of the
ceremony, be tainted, and was carried to
his house amid the lamentations of the
bridal party. Vain was all the skill of
the physicians, Who could not divine the
cause Of his strange illness, and in 8 few
days be died. Tebaldo sgain demanded
the hand Of the young maiden from her
parents, and received a second refusal -
They, too, persisted miseratly n a few
days. The alarm that these d. aths, which
appeared almost miraculous, accustomed,
excited the utmost vigilance If the magis-
tratas; and when, on close examination of
the bodies, the small instrument was
found IN the gaured 6esb, terror was uni
yersal; every one feared for bis own life
The maiden thus erually orphaned, had
passed the first month of her mourning in
convent, when Tebaldo, hoping To bend
her 70 his will, entreated to speak with her
at the CRATE. Her reply was most decis-
lively IN tbs Degatative.
Tebsldo, beyond himself with rage, at
tempted to wound her through the CRATE,
and succeeded the obscurity of the place
prevented his movement from being OBJ.
served. On her return to her room the
maiden felt pain in her breast. and un-
covering it, she fourd it spotted with a
single drop Of blood. The pain increased !;
the surgeons who FASTENED to her assis =
tanc', 'ausht by the past, wasted no time
IN conjecture. but cutting deep into the
wounded part extracted the needle before
any mortal mischief had commenced, and
saved the life Of the lady. The State iu-
QUESTION used every means to discover the
hand which dealt these insidious blows.-
The visit Of Tehaldo to the convent caused
suspicion to fall heavily upon hun. His
house VA carefully searched. the infamous
Invention discovered, and be . T shed Oh
the gibbet
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
TAX SALE NOTICE

Ii persons concerned viii take notice. that Mt /,
IN ae OF lands and city lots for city taxes and costs
que and unpaid thereon for the year 1890 made in
pursuance Of Law and the ordinances Of the CITY 4
Joliet In State of Illinois. the 20h day Of Mach
A d. 1861. that the Undersigned is the legal holder Of
the purchase certificate ofthe following described lot
sold at said sale. and that the time of REDEEM oton
thereof from said sale will expire in two years from
the day of said sale. and the necessary 10 re-
deem from ssid sale, will be double the amount sold
Tor and subsequent taxes il paid by me, with 10 Der
cent interest. and cost Of advertising to-wit:
50 feet south OF north ~ # lot A. BLOCK 10 a,
West Joliet Amount sold for S00,s5.
Joliet, July 2, Iee2.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12
NOTICE.
ESTATE M DAVIn pARp nFfsn

ESTATE OF DAVID PARR DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the third
l. Monday of August next, (being the 18th DAY Of
sail month"; we shall attend before County Court
NiI County, at he Court House in the city of Joliet
fr the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of David Parr late of said
county deceased. when aud where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims In writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay.
MARY ANN PARR, Adm1.
Dated June "a. 1862 nas~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-08-12

ftIIoICE Wines and Liquors for sse by the packag
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