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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

GThe following dispatch, purporting TO come
from one OF those reliable gentlemen Just
from the South, is damnably false in every
particular 1t was gotten up by the Aboli-
tonists 10 influence the contest now going on
in this State and is on par with a thousand
other infamous lies on Yallandigham perpe-
trated by his eoWardly but tyrsnnical enemies
We assert that no such man as Henry Rein
sh is in existence; if he does live, he is u liar
aud scoundre EMPIRE.
New York, September 1.-The following
statement is addressed to the New York
Times, in which paper it appears this morn
| ing:
"PHlLADELpHIA, Tuesday, September L.
| Having Just returned from the city of Rich
mond, Virginia, where have been over one
year" | wish you would give the following
publication in your valuable journal
II have, during my stay in Richmond, made
the intimate acquaintance Of J. Lane, a Cap
tain in the Confederate army, son OF General
George Lane, Of Oregon, who is well informed
and who assured me that the late invasions oi
the North by Lee and Morgan were made
upon the earnest and undoubled representa-
tions of that true Southern man Vallsndig
ham, who assured JEFF Davis and his Cabinet
that the North was ripe for revolution aud
only wanted the sppe lrance Of the Southern
army to proclaim for JEFF. Davis and iorsakt
Lincoln. Mr.. Valandigham' epresentationl
were corroborated by the tone of the majority
of the Northern journals, who surely woult
not denouuce the Administration so boldly
except by the assurance of having the masse
strongly in their favor.
81 have sent copy Of this note to the Gin
cinnsti Enquirer.
Respectfully yours,
"HENRY REINIsH"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04

rick was directed to move down With his
Cavalry division and cooperate in such man
ner as circumstances might require. In ac-
cordance with these instructions Fitzpatrick
moved down yesterday morning 10 the viein-
ity Of Corbin's Neck where the captured gun
boats we're lying, causing the rebel Cavalry
in the neghborhood to precipitately ford the
river Finding no gunboats appeared to
engage the Reliance and Satellite he ordered
the batteries OF Elder and Fuller 10 open
upon them. The boats were moored to the
shore opposite CorbinA Neck, and having no
steam up they were unable to escape. They
we're thoroughly riddled and disabled and
can never be again used by the enemy The
enemy played upon our forces for short
time, with field pieces, without damage, but
were speedily quieted These boats we're
tugs altered for Navy business
Scouting parties Of Infantry aud Cavalry
combined are in the frequent habit OF leading
General CorcorAn's command. Yesterday
they chased small body Of guerrllas, and
finding house concealing captured Suuer 8
Stores, set IL on FIRE
"Deserters now coming in report that Lee 8
army is generally discussing another raid
across the Potomac There must have been
certain indications or expressions dropped by
those high in commando warrantthe assump'
ton The reported decentralization of Lee'i
army is much exaggerated II is again in
excellent fighting condition Dsertions are
far less numerous than stated. both to the
mountains and our lines,
The 7Ifbune's dispatch says Il is stated thai
premiun Of two dollars is paid for accepted
recruits for regular and volunteers 1t sbal
also be paid for accepted colored recruits
/ The recruit IL himself entitled to this pre-
MUM, il he presents himself TO the recruiting
officer
The Times dispatch says distinguished
officer in the army OF the Potomac has Senl
in word that Lee has not gwen the slightes
evidence Of purpose TO move his forces
On the otherlhsnd he is waiting for the resul
of the operations OF Rosecrans, Gilmore anC
| Burnside, The opinion prevails among thu
most intelligent Of o Ir officers at HagerstoWu
that if those operations are successful Lee
will propose terms of surrender and endeaV
or TO bring the war to close
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
VESSELS ASHORE.

! FoRTREss MONROE, September 3---The gun
boat Stockton, just arrived FROM Newbern,
reports two steamers aud one brig ashore
near Clagon Inlet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
FACTS ARD sTUDBoRN THINGS

4 CINCINNATI. Hn.ar
MORE coon NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
.5..itt. THoRITY.
The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael the EnglIsh
Botanic Physician, never failed yet 10 make pereet
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vDNnREAL
,.gg:g DISEASES, r"9
Wtthont the use OF Mercury without hindTance from
n.nsus spS Tithout fear Of discovery or exposure No
Deadly poisons such arsenic, nuE Vomica opium, or
any other poIsOns. Nomercary nor any deadly mnsras
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Rsmsdiss never yet iaed to tho most obstinate
and tss most o% n. Syse when ali Other
Romedies had hiled.-Medioai Journal.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
H,a, that ths baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
fellow BOonsbOro Maryland, said on THURSDAY the s'
Of May, 1900;
ton nayine been performed BY the Rngsh Botanic Ply.
sIciAn feel It my duty having knowledge Of Them
state the fact believing that in doing may 90 service
10 he susring One case in partcuarthat Of young
man 10 this etys worthy Of note. He bad become the
yen Of habit s %s5s SS,On na q %ofn
All hopsa Of Tsoovegy. He wished to marry, and Nss
dsarIy beloved by ~ sweet girl as ever ipod woro'
Hs dsred uos wed on account Of the shattered stats
oThs SyItsm He sought relief at the hands OF the Be-
tanio Physoan and astonishing - may SEEM al ths
bloom and vigor Of youth has returned and he no"
the hsppy hthsr Of paiF Of bright e'yA"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CETzr
DREN.
Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Pres says on tho Oh
Of March, 1852;
We are decidedly opposed 70 drug aud 70 advsrtsst
remedies for the pEsVsnton Of having ehdrsn but W
feel IL our duty 70 AcknOWisdge bsneht nom any AMI
om every source when II Il tor the relief Of srnoEni
humanity. A nAet has come 70 our knoWiodge tina
ought 70 be promulgated and widely oTcnlAtsd for th
bsnsnt Of those ladies who's dslicate health makes
necessary 70 prevent any ineroass Of family.
About twelve months after marriage LADY OF our 20
quAntAncs gave birth 70 daughter, but her sesFtng
great that her physicians depaired OF her seoy
cry. This made her dread the very theugh. Of again b
eening mother. Bhs triad every thing 20 prevent
ropetlton other suerngs but without sueoeeding Tw
years amer marriage she again connned but her sui
TnEs were 80 great that the child died. aud her own liz
Was daspArsd or She was told By her hpiiy physioia
that she had any children he feared her he woul
" The forlsit As all the remedies she had uled beor
had fAisd she spplisd to the Botanic Physcians Di
RAPHAEL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
CINCINNATI. aI
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
rnwHnQTTsv

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the Euglish
Botanio PhyuicIan, failed yet to make perfect
radical and permanent cure OF ALL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-07
A story OF a gack-Knire.

In 1887, o youth. then q resident in
Maine, owned q jack knife, which he, be-
ing of somewhat trading disposition,
sold for gullon Of West India rum
This he retuiled, and with the proceeds
purchased two gallons, eventua 'ly barrel
which was followed in due time by o large
stock.
He now got rich and became the squire
of the district, through the possession and
esle Of jark-knife. and an indomitable
trading INDUSTRY. He died worth proper
~ in real estate aud money valued fer
$4,000.
This money was divided by tes'anen,
among fur childreD-thTee boys and Q
girl. Luck. which seemed TO be the guar
dian OF the parent, deserted the children;
Cor every folly ard extravagance they
could engage in seemed TO occupy their
exclusive attent ton and cultivation.
The daughter married unfortunately and
her pstrimoDy was soon thrown away BY
her syeLdthrilt husband.
The sons were more provident, and two
of them died of dissipation aud 10 poverty
The daughter also died.
The last Of tie fam ly lived for many
wears on the kindness of these who knew
him in prosperity. he died suddenly and
woattended in barn, where he had laid
himself down to take drunken sleep. Ga
examining his pocket, all thOt was found
was string mud jack-kDife, only left it
simple duplicate.
We leave the moral to be drawn in what
eye- fashion it may suggest itself to the
reader, stating that the story is . true one
ard Ali the facts we'll known TO many whom
his relation willsreach..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-07
I Fl Z INV ALID'S HOME.
H. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY OF N. Y. has oPENEDAx
l N F L X Nj A RY,

IN CHICAGO, I'LL.
4 IA new system, which embraces the most approy-
~ ed methods Of tresting Diseases in this or any
other country. All Female Diseases Lung Disease
IN TINS institution, in the treatment of which, no man
nAs had more eHpertnce greater success than the
Doctor HIS consullati"us for years, have averaged
from hTe to SIX thousand year. The following dis
eases winch are pronounced iRcuTdbe by the Medical
FACULTY generally treated with puccess in this In
stitnuon All nervous and neuralgia affections, dis
eases OF women all forms Of scrufuia Dyspepsia con.
supauoh, SKIN diseases, cancerous and Tuberculous
aheenohs, including pulmonary consumption rheuma.
!ls, Paralysis, epilepsy Asthma salt rheum. remit.
tent ana intermittent feyers the diseases ofchdren
ne mas mao an extensive practice aud wonderful suc-
cess IN the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cure
without the knife. He treats successfully on new,
hs,hos All the diseases Of tbs EYE and EAR
hemember, the dSctor Goes not promise to cure all
aken In season, all Stages not. Your case may be
uTaoie THIS week, not next-to day, not tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelay.
Inc building pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No Gaze will
Oe received where there any doubts o : seure or
Ieei Inc best nurses only employed who, with the
viii make all feAl AZ home that put them
selves under the care Of this institution.
AhnS-from ten TO ffteeR dollars per week, iapdTi-
oo'y IN ddroRoe GOpatent taken for less term than
one month"; as no one he satisfied as to the benefit
tney may receive in Chronic Diseases in less time
many patients, who not able to come to the Ipl
can lie successfully treated at me, which will
COST from ten to fifteen dollars per month
n, lneiosing letter stamp, addressed 10
prompt atteption e - -
ConsGita. .sa free. Office Hours from A. " e. p n
Omee IIe South Clark st. cor. Clark and Monroe sta
Sept. ii, $50. lT7 80 nIaI,,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-07

OR thehlIl thOSuntssctuine' O. ca
And no eve d drawing on;
Slowly drops the gentle twilight.
Toranothsr day Is gone.
Gone for ayc--its race is over,
Soon the darker shades WiIi cone;
Elm IFS swSet t. know At evsn,
We are one day nearer homo.
Worn une weary, Of the pilgrim,
Halls the settling ofthe sun,
Por bis goal IL one day nearer,
And his journey nearly DONE
Ihus we feel when DER LIES desert,
Heart and sandal sore we roam,
Az the twilight gathers Ger US,
We are one day nearer home.
Nearer home Yes. one day nearer,
To our Father home on high
To the Green fields and the foundations
OF the land beyond the sky;
Fer the heavens grow brighter DER ne,
And the lamps hang in the dome,
Aud our tents are pitched still Closer
For we're one day nearer home
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-07
ASsigMee's Sale.

N 0T1CE Is hereby given that ], the undersiSned
IN will sell at Futile Auction Friday. December
18th 1se2 at the Court House in Joliet all the right
IItle and interest which Thomas HattoB and wifi. aud
Thomas Ilatter Junior and wife conveyed TO ne ~
their Deed or Assignment. beari1e dRte june - ReI
and recorded in the Office of me Reoordsr Of WIZ Cos.
Ill in boVk a. from "a h 20 and in tho one %
the Recorder Of Grupdy Co. Ill., in took 40. s. page
I'll Il seq and in the flee e tile HecOrdsI ofCoOk Co.
IN book no page iol ri soq Of in aud 10 the following
Described real estate. viz:
tn" East half Of South half Of Ncrzi half Block %,
IN Buwrn's Addition 10 Joliet; Sous a. ftrt Of lot s.
block l6 West Joliet: Blocks 10 and 70 SeEuaI Section
Addition to Jot the Stone Ware House brsertY en-
Lot :, blck Is, West Joliet. and Int bftt1 ScicoI
section Addition tn Joliet; Lots I. 3 nbd s. bloch
. Johnson Rhterts and storrs Add. 70 Chicago.
TERMS CASH
joliet, Nov. II, lS62 T. GooDsPEED Asirp,S
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New. Goodei

IhE subscriber has tuss received -.
Wick N f.xt ~ uHnsr sOods Of every Ss.ssiH.sos
purchased In Joliet or CRicaro fhs-t ,hAn can he
rsntoi any kt;d Of Dry Goods wni ind n - n
tage 70 eAAand examine before purchfstt SIs~ian
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
LANES, Plain, figured, Fatered, &c. 70
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Bonuets and Trimmings, consulting Of RibUors. suh
satns ninss, Pun'es Rosetts ErtiheaIs Wells or m
e9lo5s Edgngs PRINCES, Silk Lace, Gloves, Children
Hose, and Round Silvered Uombe
Printed Calicss Canbrcs. Brown Enf Blea.hed sh~st
Bedteking Broad ClotLs, fEeeds, Kentucky Jean
Splendid HssottneHt Of E1brofderies Cum Collar,
,S noeTrsleeres ChmiIetts Curtains NusIin Counter
Aemem1er this IL the place ior bargains.
re. DUNCAN.
on Chicago street.
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To Justices Of the Peace 4 Constahles

Ii kinds Of Justices aud Constables BLANKS, fol
"A sale at the VIII County Drug Book Store.
Joliet, Dec. 9, 1856. ms
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is heI eby given that at sale ofdelinquent
IN lands and lots, for the general taxes Of the year
1860 In viii County and State of Illinois. duly made
by the Treasurer Of said county the oath day Of
June A. D. lS6l for the taxes aforesaid and costs then
remaining due and unpaid thereon the undersigned
purchased so acres hf Or s. rs T. IS 10 +, and
the VIZ tex or W "a Of Lot Block Is School Sec
ton Addition Joliet, all in said county. and that
the time of redemption thereof from said eae will ex
pire In two years from said sale.
8rg RE. BARBER.
March Sd, 1868. e39-sW
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SOTICE.
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF DAVID @. GROVER, DECD.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday Of Jan. next. (Deing the 10Th day of said
mouth shall attend before the County Court nf viii
County at the Court House in the city Of JOLT for the
purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate of David q. Grover late Of said County
deceased when and where all claimants COtiiied
and requested attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted IN said estate also request
ed TO make payment the undersigned without delay
ELIZA s. GROVER, AImx.
Joliet. Nov. Is, 1862 2i6w
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SHEKIFFIS SALE

DY virtue Of an aiias PHigs writ Of execution and
ID Fee BIN. issued from the Circuit Court Of viii
County, 10 favor Of Charles E. Boyer, plaintiff, aud
on the 9th day Of june A. D. 1884, the north door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Joliet shall or
for sale public verdue all the right title and inter
est Of said defendant in and the following described
property to witt Lot number seven ca in Block forty
nine (49) in LOckpoFt, WIZ Co. State OF Illinois,
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff Of viii Co.
Dated the 10th day Of may, 1865. i9-3x
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TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRRLY PROM GUMS
and has become established fact, Standard Med
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HANNAH HALLWAY, DECD.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that the Third
ii Monday Of April rext, (being the Goth day of
said nsoDt) Wesall attend before the Comfy Court of
viii County, the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose of settling aud adjusting all
against the estate of Hannah Hathaway late Of said Conn
ty deceased, 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, also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay.
JACOB HALLWAY, Executors.
Dated Feb. 10, 1868. u37 CIV
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Molier was asked the reason why, 10 Ger.
stain countries. The king may assume the
Drown at fourteen pears OF age and cannot
marry before eighteen =
or is," answered M''iier. because it is
more difficult to rule wife than king
don."
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S n FO r D. sos
FAMILY N-.-
CATHAR TIC PILLS;
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES. Air tight and will keep in any climate
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STATE OF ILLINoIsl Jwn County Circuit Court
CouxTr OF VIII S.. Of May Term, ises.

COUSTT OF WILL 81 Of May Term, 1865.
Elizabeth Bassett, Daniel Bassett.
A FFIDAYIT Of the non.residence of Daniel Bassett
IA the defendant above named having been filed in
the office of the CeIk of the Will County Circuit Court
Notice hereby given to the said Daniel Bassct that
izabeth BHssctt the complainant IN sad court on
the chancery side thereof the 10th day Of March
1858, and that summons thereupon issued out of said
court against said defendant retuTnRbe the fourth
Monday Of May, 1858, as lie by law required.
Now unless you'll said Daniel Bassett shall per-
sonaly be said Circuit Court CIVIL
County, on the FIRST day of the thereof to
he holden at Joliet in sad county the fourth Mon.
day Of May. 1se3. and pead, answer demBr % the
said complaihants Of complaint the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated.
will be taken confessed and decree entered against
you, according to the prayer Of bill
ID. Y. RUSSELL, Clerk
A. II. CoNvIs, Compliments Solicitor
Jclief March II IS62
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NFORD,sr
LIVER IMMIGRATION.
NEVER DEBILITATING


TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS.
and has become established fact, Standard Med.
icine known and approvI led by ali that have used
Ii, and Is resOrted to- with An All Is.
eases for which Il is re- = commended. FTTEFt .
lthas cured thousands Q within the Inst two wears
who had given mp ALI hopes Of relief "a ths nv
merYus unsolicited GER itihCates In my possesSi5n'
The dose must be a. =, dsptcd to the tempera.-
ment Of the fndividuall- taking Il, and used In
such qualities as to act 10 gently on the novels.
Let the dictates OF your II. Judgment guide ron IN
the use OF the LIVER IN lvIsoRAToR, and q win
cure LIVER coNPLEINIs, BILIOUS ATTACKS, DYsPEP-
STA, CHRONIC DTARRHGA, - SUMMER COMPLAINTS, pYs-
EMERY, -DRoPSY SOUR - STOMACH HABIIuI Cos
IvENBss, cHoLIo, cHo - EZRA, cffoLEHA MoRBUs ehol
era infantum, Flatu- - lence, Jaundlce, Female
Weakness, and may be used successfully 40 an
Ordinary Female Med -. icine. 1t will cure SICK
HEApAcHE, (as thousands can tesfify,) in twenty
minuts, if two or three;E TeAspoonius taken at
commencement Of ats tack. g 'a-----
All WHO UsE IT AR GIVING their testimony In
its favor. - -1e
nix WAIER 4 fHEl1 MOUTH WITH TIE TNvIoor
! AToR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER ar.
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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SIrayed or stolen.

|tITY Lots and Land for Sale, by
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-07-07

ON the 2Sth of June last, sorrel Mare, years
Ood shod two days before she left small white spot
in the forehead, sorre name and tall two letters B.
3 branded on tie left shoulder long hair on the
tetlocks, fetlock and Of the hind feet little
large than the others caused by strain large fiat
hOos and the inside of the hoOfs full the rim In
the bottom, and steps long when under a trot-
Whoever will return said Mare shall receive SIS j
stolen, and Will County will pay $50 for the thief also
il strayed will nay SIS if found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay $40 iffound within 20 nilcof Joliet
Any one who will take up said mare and give infor
nation by letter through the p. O. at Joliet Ill., direc
to Box 81, shall be literally rewarded q.
B. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July Il, 1850. n5-Sv
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GnardIan,s Sale.

001EOhaA'e S0ASs a-E E
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue offs decrstal
IN order mace and entered by the County Court Of
win County, in the State Of Illinois the April term
thereof A. D. 1865 the undersgned Andrew H. ShreE
fer. Guardian Of Barbara Vandersall, Minnie D. VAN
deTsal Frances K. Vandarsal and Ora May Vanderbilt
minor children and heirs at law Of Dan el Fauuerssl
late Of said county deceased, will on the rst day Of
May A D. lSC3 between the hours Of ten O'Clock AM
and i've O'clock p II. that day, the north door Of
the Court House In sad county, sell at public Yendue
TO the highest bidder for cash. all ofthe interest Of my
said wards being the entire interest IN and the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in said county
wit: 47'
Lots Two and six (S& q In block one QD In EIihu
corbin's Addition to Plainfeld, and Lot twentyone
(21 10 J. COrbs Subdivision Of part Of the north
west quarter Of Section cite q, Township thirty+ix
North Range nine east I'd 2. NJ subject to the widows
right Of dover thereia..
A. II sHREEFLER, Guardian as aforesaid.
Joliet, April 81, 1868. mas
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GUARDIANS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS s..
DY virtue Of deeretaI order Of the County Ceurt
ID Of win County, entered at the June term thereo
A. d. 1862, on the application Of the undersigned
Guardian Of Daniel C. Henderson, James d. HeDdeT.
son and Jebn d. Henderson. minors 70 sell the 81
lowing described real estate belonging 70 said mfnorn
situate in the County OF win and STATE Of Illinois, 70
wit: the undivided = Of the following Lots Be-
Lots 4 b. 10-LOss 9 D. IL East JOliet-tAs
east s-l2 B. "a, Bowers Addition 70 joliet antfhe.
undivided u EKNEL Sea. lat. IS T. 10 4 Cd r.
NJ ali subject 20 the dover Of the undersigned, Il
shall on the 10th day Of July next between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p d. Of said day, sell
the said real estate, at public sale, 81 the door otbe
Court House In the city Of Joliet 10 the highest and
best bidder Terms Of sAIo foll0wsi ihirdeAsh
in hand, balance In and two years In eqaal pay
ments with per cent interest,", note and mortgage
on the premises for the unpaid purchase money VIII,
be required of the rurcbaser-aDd deeds clear Of dow
er sndincumbrano Will be made 10 the purchaser
- Ii HELEN A. HENDERSON Guardian Is Iar,.s4
June %, 1869.
The above sale in adjourned 10 the 9tb dsy Of Au--
gust next TO take place at the same the % Az Aad
place. HELEN A. H3NDEhsON,
July 10, 1862. Guardia4.