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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-20
FORECLOSURE SALE.
THE STATEOF WISCONSIN
Iowa COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT.
John Casserly,
plaintiff.
against
Timothy Baldwin,
IncnNfla1,f

DY virtue of and pursuant to judgement of fore
Dclosure and sale rendered in said Court in the above
entitled action the 2lst day of February A. D. 1863
will Monday the Sd day of August A. D. 1868, ex-
pose for sale and sell at public auction to the highee
bidder for cash in hand at the front door of the Court
House at o'clock p. NJ of said day. the following de-
ccribed mortgaged premises much thereof may
Roc necessary to raise the amount of said judgement
interest, and cost of SALE to wit:
Tho North half of the North East quarter of sec
ton No. twenty (20l, in township No a., north
of Range No. four az east of the fourth principal me-
lying and being in the County of Iowa. and State of
Wisconsin,
Dated Sherhs Office Dodgeville June the 10th, 1863
SAMUELW. REESE G. G. MEIGS
Plaintiffs Attorney. Sheriff of Iowa County
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-LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.
IOWA COUNTY coURT-IN PROBATE.

IOWA COUNTY COURT--IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of JOHN PHILLIPS,
deceased.
n ETTERS of administration having been this day
4 4 issued to SARAH PHILLIPS, Of Iowa county;
and twelve months from the date hereof being allowed
and limited creditors to present their claims against sad
deceased for examination and allowance; It IS ordefe
that all claims and demands against the estate OF SAID
deceased be examined and adjusted before the Judge
of this Court and for that purpose he will be at his
Office in the Village of Dodgeyie ON the first Monday
of each month during the term above limited 80
Aud il s further ordered that said administrative with
out delay cause copy of this order to be published for
four successive weeks in the D0DGEVILLE CHRON-
ICLE, weekly Newspaper circulating in said County,
and that she cause like copy to be posted up IN
four different public places in said County.
Dated August 18th, 1868.
48w4 County Judge.
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NIP THE EVIL IN THE
DR.. whittier,
1e4 S. Clark ST., Chicago, III.

CHAs for many years made the treatmssAI
80 Eate diseases his business anf study: si ~
Il tention given to al old standing cases, wh
formerly considered inourable. Also the efiec,
tary habit, both rpinous to body and m4iAd' q
dEces some of the following effects =
Blotches bodily weakness, constipation Toys
DRY, pain in the sHall Of the backsy-San be my
to health. l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-20
In Probate Iowa County Court.

IN he NADER Of be eS0te q ohn Philips, deceased.
nN reading and filing the petition Of Sarah Phillips
Oof Iowa County, representing among other things
that John Phillips late Of the village of Dodgeville in
said County, the 2fth day of June, A. D. 1863 died
utestae leaving goods chatels and estate within this
County and that she the said petitioner the widow of
said deceased, and praying that administration of said
estate be unto her granted 1t is ordered that said petit
tion be heard before the Judge Of this Court Friday
the 18th day of August A. D. 1863, at the Probate Office
I'm the Village Of Dodgeville
And II is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested by publishing copy
of this order for three weeks successfully prior to said
day of hearing in the DoDGEvILLE CHRONICLE weekly
newspaper circulating in said County.
Dated July 18TH 1863. S. b. ANSLEY.
44-w3 County Judge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-20
Administrators Sale.
IOWA COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.

IOWA COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of WILLIAM JAMES, IT.,
deceased
Mt Office is hereby given that by vrtne and in pnr
~ suance of order of license made in said matter
on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1868, by the County
Court Of said County, the undersigned administrators
of the estate of said deceased, will Saturday the S
day of August next ensuing at two O'Clock in the after
noon of said day. at the Union Mills offer for sale a
public vendue the following described real estate to
wit:
The undivided one seventh interest Of said deceased
I'm the estate of William James Sen deceased being the
undivided one half of the FUnon Mills with dwelling
house and buildings and the undivided hafof the
north half of the south west quarter and the south east
quarter Of the south west quarter and the south west
quarter of the north west quarter, OF Section No q
Town 6, Range east and the undivided one seventh
interest in the north east quarter of the north west
quarter of Section No. 49, and the south east quarter OF
the south quarter of Section No H. both being in
Town No. 6, Range east also in the undivided one
third part of the north quarter of the north west
quarter of Section No S, Town No. 5, Range east ;
also the undivided seventh interest in the following
lots in Parry's addition to the Village of Dodgevc
Lots Nos l. q H. and l2 in Block s. together with tho
seventh part of all the personal property of the said
William James Sen. deceased.
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
and place of sale.
Dated July 10th, 1863. CORNELIUS JAMES.
JANE JAMES
44w3 Administrators.
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State of Wisconsin Iowa Coun-
tY Court-In Probate.

IN the matter Of The estaco Geaye W Hictcor, deceased
ON reading and cling the petition of Nathaniel w
NDDean, administrator of the estate of George w.
Iickcox deceased representing among other things that
he has fully administered said estate and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
his account of his administration filed with said petit
ton it is ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge of this court Tuesday the LIST day of Septe
her next ensuing, at his ofre in the village of Dodge
vile, in said County.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
TO all persons interested by publishing copy of this
order for three successive weeks prior said day OF
animation in the "DoDGEvILLE CHRONICLE" weekly
newspaper published in Dodgeville in said County.
Dated Dodgeville, July 1lth, 1863
s. B. ANSLEY
4Iw3 County Judge.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

AECharges moderate, and cures guaranteed
Post Of.ce Box 1894. All letters with stamp
ed. oa
P.s.-All business strictly confidential. oa'
from !. NJ. until 9 I'm. nZS'lS''
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-20

nNE DOLLAR will pay for the DodgeV1l'S'
W one year if paid in advance.
, 1863-06-16

the 1et mud Sd regiments of negro troops: The
1st regiment Of Louisiana engineers. com,
posed exclusively Of colored t4cn, except. e
the officers, YVES aleo engaged. In the opera
lions Of the day. The position occupied by
these troops Was one Of Importance, and cali
ed for the utmost steadiness and bravery in
those to whom it WIS contlded.
It gives me pleasure to report that they an
sweIed every expectation. Their conduct was
heroic. No troops could bel more determined
Or more daring. They made. during the day,
three charges upon the batteries Of tie enemy,
suffering very heavy losses, and holding their
position at nightfall with other troops On the
right Of our line. The, highest com
By Ill the officers In command on
the right. Whatever doubt may have
existed before as to the efficiency Of orsaniza-
tions Of this character, the history Of this dav
proves conclusive1y to those who we're ia 4
condition to observe the conduct of these
regiments, that the Government will find In
this class Of troops effective supporters md
defenders.
The severe test to which they were subject
ed, and the determined manner in which thsy
encountered the enemy, leaye upon my mind
no doubt Of their ultimate success. They re-
qnfre only good officers, commands Of limited
numbers and careful discipline, to make them
excellent soldiers.
Our losses from the 23d to this date in killed,
wounded and missing, are nearly 900, inclu-
officers Of the corps. I am unable yet to re-
port them in detail.
I haye the honor to be, with much respect,
Your obedient servant,
n: P. BANKS,
Major General Commanainr.
, 1863-06-16

up the &points" That will be noticed
IN cnrsory glance at his person. he il
slow and de1iberate in speech, like one who
has been accustomed to speak to large
audiences, and performs everything, from
leading an assault to uncorkfng bottle
Of champagne. with calm, dispassionate man
ner and dlgnifled movement. do not think
he knows What tear is--H be does, he has
learned to conceal the fact SO completely, that
its existence can, on no occasion, be discov-
cred. In conversation he ia good listener,
md, when he speaks, an engaging, uuassum-
Beneath all his ca1mness be has character
Of tremendous force, and ! brain Of wondrous
power. the momentum with which he threw
his brigade against the rebel heights at
ChfckasaW Bayou, and the revolution which
hle course has produced in the political char
acter Of Missouri, abundantly prove both Of
these assertions. He too, is popular with his
everything that will add to their convenience
aud comfort, and when face to face with the
enemy, he asks no man to 60 where he will
AL Of these Generals have mentioned pos
sess the quality Of accessibility. ANY one, at
almost any time, can walk into their presence
unobstructed by inso]ent scntinels, ind seat
himself for half hours chat.
There are others to whom would like to
allude to did not space forbid 1t. McCler-
nand's fighting qualities arc too well known
to need description: Mcpherson, the youngest
Major General in this army, is a quiet gentle
man IN times Of peace, md lion In d fight;
Horey Is q email, nervous man, with the regu-
!ar1ty and power Of q steam engine; CrocSer
is handsome and brave enough to form the
hero Oft romance; Thaycr, genial, modest in
everyday life, is whlElwind In action: Ran.
som, young, boylsh.lookiug, but veteran
When his hattalions are headed against tho
, 1863-06-16

General Western agent. No. stata street Chicago.
IEY1c. c.er14aS
, 1863-06-16
OFFICIAL REPORT FIeO3I
GEN. BANKS.


Trron1e ~, - III II rsn+ 80 = III ~ ~ ILL., teca'
,,.,o r.. nona.,. oA, n.a% nuosos' may 10y no' !eoo.
@i1ot imtons 1cn' "aaeca' commanusrn-ch'ef' Wash"
C5ssen,,, 1o,,,,, po.
HESEKAh: !a1sa.5eaL Lea. leaving sommesport, on the
~ %at. ~ mne!E wv ~ ~ San4 vas az the
4ic uaea " Aoy 1aSt al7l'atcu, 1 landed at
tny bayon yo1es aa1a AZ . O'CLOCK On The morning Of
ana ,,t.t;,, IF TIN ;.e,n+ .,
Il, e,psars -, ~ ~ ~ !J "e.e tlanspoileo
aat:!1.s11 ~ % aIu us onanee u lae an1aniry,
dn1am ~ ~ Ias Wy iai unI " m"gon & tra,n mosn
th;s to Ravnn sora '"ntA ~ 'no e1'et' ''uu 1fo"
n shc :ssd n fnnct,o, 4r,u ofro+oa Will, a..
svance n Ma; Gen raSr rs egSIeR aea Rr1 %11n @ sc
Sherman. ~ our iine @ occunyinr tie tie Bprnn sr s,r,
Hudson, Aes ~ Nv tD"s' .1o" of'
Woior Gen. Anr,,r ha, m encon,tar Nth y
po,tion Of tic eIemy ~ on The Bayon San lsa Ta.J 4
In the direction 1,f Hrtnn rnnoa .sl,,ch r..s1'tsd
in tie rcpuise Of the enemy. With hcayv 1nss
- = ~. .h.3 astt, ~ ~ :" a't usy a9s7
abandon lis: first i;nc NJ worSs Ia eo1n'e1'o ~
Cen. Weftze17s hr;rn,ie ,vh;ci, Ind coraroa
onr raar ~ ~ ,,,arc5 r. IN A1cronJr;, ;5aoa
w aA ~ tha aSti, ond ~ M tha ,nnrn;n, 1sa w.
s1@4b cona,.1 nssorit vos s,a,,a 49,, ,ta ~. Nv
ttnaat,6na "s'>''A'' "''' n1'oo "Pon tns iot"
''ressson9 ~ n.t;,,.-,, o,,a a.. -.--.
, 1863-06-16
Kailrua0 anb 3tean1boot fi1es.
CUNARD LINE.

Kailruao an6 5ttamboat fi11es.
CUNARD LINE.
steam to Queenstown and liverpool.
The nsss Class powerful s.earnships
SIDoN, Ern.u
nAHAEHoH, TRIPOLI,
Ntllsai; from Nov York every al.erna.c r.aa.s..-
@ sysy nss:s
sss 6 It: :9s,
1'sS s;:;s VIZ @ ;21y
HENRY GREENEBAUM,
essEs esssEe Agency corner Of 1ss 81
UFFALo, q CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1858
of & tns H. se@sS'ng @ season Of nasstoa The s;s.s
Western Transportation Company
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO. |
1oHM1xe
DAILY LINE
GACcPtSQl EfAu5p0ft8k{0N or Fre4whT
and Passengers. Running IN connection. 1t Bufiaio.
with the
New York Central Railroad, spauld-
ings Express, Union Express;
The vi STERN TRANSPORTATION C0MPANYa aad |
Troy and Es1e Ll1cs ot Canal Boats, on
the Erie Canal.
1Sp PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
s!ze an q Eseas stIsagA 3ad speed with superior
With these uneQuaied facilities the lfue Is prepsred
20 contract to transport property from New Tori Boa
tnD. albany Troy and alt tho principal points Oh tae
ne Of tho New York Central lsaitEoad and the Krte
Canal to the ports o. the Vts. S1o-e Of Laka hGchi
u points East
For ratse Of freight snd passage apptyto
JOHN MORE. Agent n. 7. c. Railroad. No. 20
aTGn Allen E Agent Western Transportation Co..
i; p: sFAUkDfa. s1.ula1ngs Express. No. zAs
]: i. WnGt5 : Co. Prop.tstors Of un.or Exprss.
nd Agtnts TOY Eta Linz, No 20; Broadway. AID
RoNp 8 M0KRis. Cleveland OHIO.
WI s1EWAkr. Agent 6: :. r T.. .P1ttsbu1g. Pa .
11C41U0NO & aANCOEks Ac1H..
PEASE. Managing AxE.e
CGce Ioot Of Michigan Rtres~ RuK 10,
4. Il. SAmPLE. I
aps-ca!.aM PaBtr.sT Agent.
, 1863-06-16

Z FUR SIl'TL1 IF u AlElNE UUSPIIAI.
Cr<1ox HOUSE, Chicago May 1th, 1873.
Sntce j. hereby given Ihat tealt3 pfoposa.s accom-
Ihffed uy proper guarantees according tn {orns TO be
Furnished on ut te office a11 be received
e.eat until !: oc'nck ncriti&n. on the Arst TUES
1its IT tts city With the articles Of provision incdi
Gee &c. oauHe!sttd n eatd forms. The quantities
s .; paients r. 'ae a9.'a but the unt1 5.te
~ ouEy ~ they t'e actuA!ly required II ths
1,ent Gf as1ssts ~ q the ho'al arc not III thc judE
l.. tic ~i!. he at lhety to reject the al ne
f1 ccse ohtr artlrcs In their stead and to cnsrrt
tract prires ""n MY eAGese In cos& over lie con
roIosas fop IT, hn,es reserves the right to accept the
qstecine! ot Irrs - nf,f rottlnn ot tie articles
, 1863-06-16
LndHx. IODINE WATER,

FUR 1opH1 IN pure WATER. cure for ScrofnIa
ceneunrtton. Dyspepsia. Bhc1ma,ls=1, KeurA,1i..
ercuria1 Dtses and ali tose distressing and atlct-
u maladtes which ay1so from eafaebled v1usted
state OF tho blood. defecure nutrition an fnpure at
rnosphere. &C.
Its gcaulneness as pure solution ard It's excellence
~ medicine are atested by such distinguished n1mee
a. Dr.. ]. 4, Chiffon. ProL Z. h. Parker, Prof. j. c.
s'ooth, and othets equally well known to science.
II peg bottle.
DR., H. AEDER3 l. CO..
FnJNcians znd Che1nlsts. "a Broadway, NJ.
For sale BY BLISS 4 SHARP
ap8 .cz175m III Lake street, Chicago III,
, 1863-06-16

TWENTY ACRES OF LAND.
r. aisnated IN the South Division, between Bue,s
tskA and 3o9terey md StR:e and lasAtle stFoea To
aoy one oEsnn l,lzon. layeskest taiz
rsn ra1o Opportunity For salo by GEO. II.
my3Ief1GSW
, 1863-06-16

500 BAGS COFFEE.-Rio, M.r-
ONN acatho an3 Cost& f.1ca. fs.r Ia prime. srr1x
* And 9ol nele hy ~ w. p'' ~'t'
rARS0N FITKN d HnNKKY.
SpEtA W&.fr etreet
, 1863-06-16

CHICAGO 1NFIIlMARY AND
ouEALING INSTITUTE. No III. South Rnrx
street corner Of West Tan Rurcn STREET. Tue TreMs
MEr. !enn,e Duttou o. 41RrtfY4ET PHYsit:1sS'
fet ciaa. Rooms ard i,nard furnished to Invalid, n
7htf ute. Medicines rrrpar*d always for eRje
jts-ll4w L.BA6CDM 4 CO. ProFrleto:s.
, 1863-06-16
ARMY Snt1ers and fhe pnbIic.

Tnc Enbsctbes bee 1eAyc inform tse citizens Of
The West t1at be tns appoincd Aess-s. J. II. heed
Co., Of CL1cAgo Als agcath for the sale OF his 'Ielo
hs~.ed sch.eaan A1oMat,e schnapge." Who siueqp2ty
prices adding frcis It, This Gu ID now the eaadaxd
d7:k q e. Wo:1d It has leea tcstcd by tue siole
putest liquor manufactured The article las suffered
In It's sale in tbe We for aeytr year, pst IL cocse
which has bten raln,td dd BY merchants Of tho west
&oconlumefb. To avoid this hereafter nucl pos
9be, he hA8 appointed Tie abovc.nAmed ntta agents
Eheze purchasers can fny on getting tic genuine art
C.e. Aruy Sutle.s viii find tik Gu the cheapest iW-
ported AquDf In tis cunIty 1t used in eli the hos
1ltals IN New Tctk. Fhil&de4phlA and Washington.
: UD1Lpdo WOLFE.
2 Beaver street New York.
1000 Cases of WolEc"s Celebru.
led &c1lieSlana ArOnla.
tic Schnn ps,
For sale by J.H REED CO, Agenta,
myneu8$m 146 Lake street. Chicago.
, 1863-06-16

ESTATE OF JOSEPH GRAF,
IL DECEAsKD,-Rublle'n notice l. hereby rtvsn 10
~ nertons hA<1ng claims and demands against the
e*taE Of Joseph Crit deceased. 10 present
tna Cnnty Court If Cook County be hol lena: ii.
~ Honfe IN 5ht G1ty of Chicago Oh the third Mon
daT Of July. L. D ts6J being sbe zoth day thereof
THEREsk GRAF. Adnitnlstrnt-fx
~IlcnTo. may 1M myE cts I'd
, 1863-06-16

4 RTIFIClAL LEGS. C, Stat
~ {o.d. so1e prop,tetor 4na manniacturer Of DE-
aprrovec aud adopted hy the United states Govern.
rent hfce has ApI>oped lin to AnpIiy them d..
FOiD. 12G South s;lxtk street. Chicago will receive
Immediate attention. Send for PAn12hisra
r, O. I}px 4tE. iel4 4E91.lmT.rkA
, 1863-06-16
Akal Ggtnra.
r 0 N 4 ND
MARBLE LANDS.
Ine following lands arc offered for sale or 1esze a,
nay be AGREED upon, viz: 'e"'o' ~


Some $500 acres OF Iron Iands.
L!Eg "a Marquette County. Atlch!Qan Lake Suse1lor
Hom y 70 TLe southwest ct the tuNn md ~
DOT OF Marquette On this Iron Mountain Eap~a veIt
ulWbeIed; bEsach q 10 Econ 4oy RiTcr running
taforEh the tract, embracing At ,oAs peFpendf-
eulaF oil Of g feet over an Iron ledge Tue Msr1ttte
nj ~ DC Moo Ra1roaa runs Wlthin ~ miles ID tnt
NostCef4 side. and within ~ miles tho wesx cos
hsYns l3uS Gr nvc good size iron 7onaains Or Up
hns on od Sae best magnetic and Other trpn ores Tno
rhats VII ee so! IN body or d sdel to sut prf-
pse portian % aia;sS e. ef +, q ysaI
ttsR sn = sisw ot WORKING Tho sang an 70
c,,att t5.ns n To same County siruntea In Mar.
t1.r4 ay s1 miles oe1ox to1n Of Ia1oaetss
M.ei ot LAau cont Atric& sEsle Hum unWaFis ~ IN
Wten hsf6n @ 19d nd. y 'tS "a
osihr % %S,reE.'stt saEes, a1a saiaEss GOOD polisa
Ife subscriber exrec - be mostly At ssruuettefor
k1e Ee1tfEo months acd Wilt e1Lols the sld prooertvr
70 any HlshtnE to purctase otherwise Or II, III
tMen,poraEy M ahsscee. Me.a1a- WHITE i MAYSARp.
o. S!a!auette. yin &C: - hts aSaat W.PALWER,
rHp%S -
, 1863-06-16
T B. SEELEY'S TRUSS ESTAB
Z p r~fY

.,- 80 71<3e7E"3 H11s
Sole proprietor And manufacture cl the Hard RubbA
truss This 1Iuse will cure Rupture Will aerer Fuss
Ssle san q blfta5 tfeee tho cord from au pressure
DEALER fn SHOULDER Brac=s Abdominal Supporter STE
ELASTIC Stockings. DC. &c Send for Paurhlets.
G. stonord I:6 Clark street: cllcago, NJ. has mani
Warranted to give perfect eatafacfion Stnd for
pamphlet. deax5H 1yT TAs
, 1863-06-16
Ge9al Notices.
ESTATE OF .ALONZO BRUCE.
IL DECEASED.
AdmfnfGfraforeR Not1en

NAHkKQ11HE1 &&VI7H NUE1CEN
Notice IL hereby given that l. Hiram haley aduinls
trGtur Of The estate of Alonzo nrrcc 1Ae cf tie CIy
cf Chicago in Il County Of Cook and Stale Il Illinois
u toos County In the Slate Of Illinois, to rs holden
u the Court House. in tho City Of Chicago. tn the
MONDAY or July, 1n the ye.r of our Lard o1e
Louksnd eight hu dred ant Flxty tlree fur the aetcg
and Ajus1ng Of all claims against e4ld dec.dant; and
~ rersona avlng claims he entate Of the said
A3anzo Truce deceased. ar1 herehy nottatd aud re
for 1ht rurpoec o: har1ng the sane adjsste1.
Adn11stEntor Of the EstAte oAouxo Bruce deceased.
Chicago. H.. June 6th 1865. les c9ls-td
, 1863-06-16
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE

BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
IL PROPERTY.
FOR SALE
ON TIE
NORTH BRANCH CANAL.
.oee fect Of well dockea Water nts.:,1.t,-.-,n
Goto SG fertln depth
.n LIS tanM e1fonds from eha Chicago Rfvar
4Vd t q q Ealcaso avenue to Ha1s.ed atffetU ~.
i+er.4 ir!us. sasn ILL., satatlent depth ct waler Is
On HAW1uoKI AVENUE, CRosuY srRxv1 1tr-,r
sKRREr ana LARAnIE sTEEEr, We otter nbnus. ii
1est ot sesdenee o8, Of Is st by Is ftar n fs-t,
inc Canal property Is well adapted to Hunnf.ctnT-
inG purposes, lumner, wood toSl yards EA9neTfS.
&C. ard t:e lots On the adjacent 4tfre.s viii mar
Pleasant Ates for comfor tab!u resldenres e1~~7
lEAAs AtaxRAL- OGDEN. FLEETWOOD i O
GOOD BUSINESS LOT on
~ SOUTH WATER STREET.
HoF g ALE
Southeast corner Of sonth Wa;er ssr.et and fish,
e. Eap Mnssn1e-.ofset on Sonta Water street bJ,is1
of rs ns!ss19 "Venne oa1FY GfTEs lseE;
WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
1c coo acres in Town. Minnesota and wlscoc-
n!s nteiy describing. same. furnished Texes paid.
laods and fsIms sold, and titles examined IN aboYe
statee and Illinois Personal attention given il! sprfrT
ana 1a to payment of taxes on all lands placed ny
dorh street, Chicago. Post O1nce Boz s6E.
, 1863-06-16

4 l. wi. Mh.oLl3EsALE.--A - splendid
as,o,s,nen, n@em ol .aa,'s Ais1ess and chrdran'a
A,eo Acpa+ Doy6' and You,hs OF IN. n.'.
nty cr which inter ut the lpwS,i - u1kuy sud
+. RAABEt CO.. Isl 1ak. street "a f,L'cs.s IL Casn
tel1.c11S1m ~'AIaEo.
, 1863-06-16
p EAL ESTATE
FOR SAT,F

FOR SALE.
4ots corner Of Washington and State street.
Lots corner Of Wabash 1vonue 2nI IacFson strtr+
Lot No 1865 Michigan nye3ue
Lots on Michigan avenue. south Of Twelfth ettesk
Lot OF tEo acres snuth part Of the city,
1ofa corner of Jackson and vi els street.
Earns 2nd uDlnproyed lands
SEQ acres Of Land ia Io%a
Building MN ssfae 49, -
, 1863-06-16

Claims Of Superiority:
]. They shell clean from the Cob Ia eYery
condition Of Grain.
2. They do not tut or grind the Corn.
j. They clean the Grain In perfect eoudi-
tEon for Market.
i. They arc bullt ENTIRELY OF IROy,
combining great strength, simplicity aud dura-
li1lty, and are universally acknowledged, as
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