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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27

INSTEAD Of IN" profits for simiaunual dividends IN
i addition u premiums usually drawn from the In
sured. by stock Companies to pay Eastern Stockhod,
ers, the in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL so equitaIy
arranged a only TO require from thu Members srni
Cert money TO pay. with criaiRty all Los es AID ex
penses The Premium Notes. amounting to over
One bilijo' If DOitDrS 81 ed Icy lien upon
the property insured. valued Jver Ten Millions
This ample Fund Pturs guarantee for tl.e pay
ment of every losS-the security being all located in
III inois and subject to own laws No policies are
issued out of tins State The Members are subject TO
ltigqtcn-al losses being adjusted by agreed arbi-
traon. All losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
b. X Hart, LYMAN Trumbul. RObert Smith,
Samuel Nade Elias Hubbard, Timothy Turner
J.W. Schwepple, b. Gilman, NV billings,
Benz. +. Long L-KellcnIerger, Henry Lea
T. A Hoffman, John Atwood, MIG Atwood
OFF ICERS
NJ. g. ATWOOD. President.
kELBENBERGER, Treasurer. and Special Agent.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary
John Blasdell. GET. Agt, J. +. Howard ASST Gen
RazLocal Agents at every county town in theState.
BIssELL & HEATH, Agents. Jol!ct,
Sept. l. 1851. NIP
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SIrayed 0r S1.T

X "a az. I'm. me city of Joliet, in Feb last ab.A
DOT low ss old star in the forehead, one Whit h;
colt two Sasr d black horse COLT one Jisc
fbar @ OF give Information to the PIson whe
can De found, Will be literally rewaTSsd where
nsy "a. 1859. tn4o-em) THOMAS o'BEIAN, q,
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u 81 49,
@ 4 z Z z

1863. Winter arrangement. 1853.
ON and after Jan. 1st. Trains on this road viii
I leave Joliet n ftIliuws
TRAINS Eastward:
Joliet Accommodation, SIS A N
Day Express and Mail, 41G = NJ
Night Express, $50 NJ
TRAINS WESTWARD;
Day Express and Malt L. 80 A NJ
Night Express. 20 A VI
Joliet Accommodation returning, leaves Chicago at
1870 y VI and arrives at Joltt at 81 D y NJ.
Fare to ST. Louis, first class, including meals and
Bprths on Steamers. $500.
Through Tickets to all the principal Eastern points
and 10y all the different routes
JOHN +. TRACY. General Sup't
". L. ST. JOHN. Gen Ticket Agent.
II. n. MARSH, Agent, Joliet.
Joliet Jan. l. 1868
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY
SiTOCk HOLDERS in the above are hereby uotified
- that at meeting Of the Directors, December S0th
1862. the following action was taken: W. e.
"Resolved That a dividend of Five (5) DSflars per
share, be ard is hereby declared the fall paid shares
OF this company. pay able in n, under irecfit OF
the Treasurer. at the Office Of the Superintenanfin
Joliet on aud after January 9th. 1868. ss- -
Attest. HORATI0 HILL. See
N B. Unclaimed dividends of April 1861, will also
he paid $ above. -
Joliet. Jan. 9Th. 1853 VIC WOOD supt
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INFAlLIElE AND WARkANTED!

Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons, Speeches. &c.
1t is small and can be carried in the pocket, and
when used, Ice entirely concealed. 1t is constructed
OF three kinds of metal, with Gutta Percha tubes
combined as to form powerful reflector of sound;
and is altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf invented. letter enclosing full par
uculars will be sent TO address. the receipt of
cent stamp, with which to send the same.
Address, ii. MANSFIELD. Book Seller
~ I3I York Street New Haven Conn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27

Coun,y Court OF VIII County.

l3j Lake Street. Chicago.
RH ANY persons wi-hing to obtain one of these
Machines ma be supplied 10y c. & {. FARLEY.
inur lNf3. Ir5l III IT..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
BARNUM'S SI.LF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES. $50.

We attend to The Eerairing of all kinds Gf Machines
Prices Of Machires with Ilcmmrr Teller Cance
on CAV extra needles iuIl Directions. &C. from 500
Ternisto Agents. descriptive Circulars AMI speci
mems OF work sent free by mail receipt of stamps
had of
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Money 10 Loan {
BARRETTss

A ten per cent nteros st, good Real Estate secu-
"A MY. Farming property is preferred enquire OF
req ~, 1893. s. W. BOWEN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27

EIRsT class Stoves Second class Stoves Third elias.
Il Stoves st
BAnRETTs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

V'HE Largest and best ssorted St OK Of Hardware
i at the LOWEST PRICES, can be found at the
Store Of
SrRnNa 4 RRnnzs
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Joliet. Ill. Avg 5. 1862

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY oP WILL, &C.
VIII County Circuit Court of Oct term thereof, 1865
ISAAC FRANCIS,
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II Az TOMS
5 O MET MIN NEW,

Patent Spring Bedsteads,
'iih subscriber has ust ed large ot NJ tho,.-
Il popular l--steaas. They combine more Of Iuxury-
economy and utility dare to assert than Any.
with surprising ease alloWs constant and perfct rr,i!
ton and Is acknowledged 10 be cheaper and better than
eahers OF any other good bed. All invited 10 CALI
anu e1HInae, as charge nothing for showing goods
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange q, between Canal and River Bridge
Joliet. Jan. 20, 1857 "a
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STRAYED

TR0M the subs. riber in Joliet, on the 18th April
Il dark bay mare, FIVE yesrsol Any person Civ.
ing information where said may lie found will be
paid for theiI trouble. JOSEPH JAIN
Joliet April 20. 1868 so 2w
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Look toYour E,I0btsf
. IA. D. MGR AE..

= 70
JlURNlNG FLUID, Canphcne, Lard Oil, pure Kel
phant Oil. Wax and Sperm Candles for sale Iou AZ
sept 1896. n1S y ii. BROWNS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27

We have known it intimately for several years Many
Thousands alIea ~ in here and far We know
not in faulty us. has time t. repair or
ever been Of order az all They will last a genera
ton. il proper cared for. None who have used ii
can T." prr>uadeasto any other.
Wilcox I'll bs Sewing Machine works at an in
HantS upiic". and never stops 'UuaccOuutahlV Not
one operator in ten the Wilcox Gibbs will break
a needle OF dIQF stitch III q var The Wilcox d
6ltbs in the hands OF any one krows no ''skps''
drops Jump misses" Tie Fuadnt IS even
lnru Il il. nI-Mlt. IL. 1.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
WILCOX & GIBBS
Sc WING MACHIN E

WILL STITCH. HEM. FELL. TUCK. CORD. BIND
w BHAID QUlLr aud !.MB-"lDgK beautifully. It
si with the Tin st needle and treai run from per-
feet work ON the finest >ainsOOn, ever the heaviest
beaver-cIoth and cU"hide with change of needle
thread or tension.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
no BREaKING OF NFEDLFS.

The blade of the needle is less than ,, of an inch
long ana is straight II i less than half the length
Of other machine needles many nf which are curved
therefore easily bent brOken-a great source
OF annoyance, expense and trouble
The Homer aud Teller he set wrong
Any one may ADJUST them the dark The hem NAV
be OF any with. No other hemmer Teller is like This
1t turns the hem on Ihc right under side.
1t will not drop stitches the needle is ALWAYS set
right tine blade short and straight does vibrute,
like lop"er ones
Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine is run by steam
at 400 stitches per Manufacturer machines only ut
from 400 To 100. with safety.
They manufactured with Mathematical Precision
Hence each part is interchangeable and can be readily
replaced In Case Of accident.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27

Condray, Clearer, &c. NUN LuSin, Violet, PiFer
ticIe. ss,, lfsiha, or pure Bears Grace,
BsTrIs bsars OIL Lyons Wriebe beautiful
Tion Ba1a fhaeoie SSS,s: hsr Clos
etc. 1iS' moods Hair Resto-.ti-e
sePt.e J. H. BRoWN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-27
FORNITuRr

ST. % wishing to reduce his pr,ssn,
is decidedly the e"us very cheap.
LARGEST STOCK NJOLIEF
v.,v, SO AS,
BEDSTEADS
From 80 50 to SIS, -1
CHAIRS,
ton. - MI V'her goods In like pronor
AiAre invited to callsnd examine.
Eresoro, ,tr>., t.,., EUGENE DAILY.
Joliet, January %, 1857. ''N A''rer bridge
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Kcnf.

A House and Lot on Richard st., Also two Lots
n for sale, location good. Terms Te1s2ns,se.
Apply 70 = "tILtAasfAet
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UNDERTAKING

THE ,h.,,, ~ SA>Ex "A hING,
III has received, and will kes, on b.S u.
furnish 10 I oi netailic Burial Cases which he m
IiI ~ such as may want them. The e.,i,,.ti "a
sn cas- are held for their beauty durislit,.
a. - i ~ powers, fully attest their value H N
90 ali cRt, n nAn' ylSs ofWood Collins and attSnS.
esAs undertaken, in city or 80
iton hand :
T. DAILY, R1chage ST. JolIe,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13


20 thavs aIwsys been Republican, and s bslong,
edtO any Other party that opposed The Demo
Gratis, ana voted secordinsly,s g 5,t r"p s'r' s
The first thing which starlled me In regard
To- my party wac ithe arrest of DF lOidS, At
first Idisbelleved ihd I could 5nOt believe that
my party which he'd always, tpreached free
speech, q free pres, free soil, could bs guilty
Of sending q man 70 prieon without trisi for
making q epeechll BibGo5 IsnSoi 1isbl ojsis6sl
Lstln passed along hoping fos lightsnd tails
factory information. Bpt inatead Of thlsI found
my party In the Legislature, in their pspsrs aud
speeches not only defending such Practices, but
even making light aud triAing remarks about
taking man afsom hislbsd stanight from ibis
business and family and sending him toe dls-
tant prison. -, y,
When Mr. yalandighsm \ was @ arrtesssd .it s Ia ana
sent South In exIles I felt As GthpughlF could
stand N tiuo Aongef,p aud am noWofesolted not
only to vote for Mr. VallandIghana but NE
whole Democratic ticket. II hope all my old
friends who love free speech end freedom 4of
the citizen will do az, intend to do, and FREQ
themselves as we'll as their ,neighbors from q
de.potiem which is evidently being prepared for
usif not arrested. mB8s1 baf bnga siEti hsnb|
s. bisa aaig7ag sd. ifJOSHUA CHENEB.s No
PaAIRIE IT,, FRAsKLIE Co., O., Sept. 10, '6a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13
The two Last Governarse Of Ohio Raiis
menace. road Presidents. .,,,srj

The two last Governors Of Ohio were railroad
Presidents Depnison was President Of one
of the Columbus railroads and Tod the Pfesi-
dent of the Cleveland and IMshonipgl road.a
Bfsugb, the present candidate OF the A AbolltIon,
ists, is the Presidsnt Of the Rsllefontslne and
Indiana railroad. The railroad interest 10
this State Is a great monopoly, and monops-
lies are dangerous to the interests Of the mas
90 Of the people. The war has beenl very bon.
efcial to all the railroads 10 the STATE 10 way
of Transportation, etc., and each combination
10 anxious to havsis Governor that viii plsy
into its hands. ,Bfough vas receising 10 ssla.
~ Of IS. 900 lA!yeas as railfoady Pfesident, and
does any one believe that he would give up Il
take an ofioe worth only $f.e00f The fact 4
that the railroad interest Of the ssste desifel
to have q GOsernor1 who will work fos theIl
benefit. Let t4s people, thipk Of stbsss ' facts
and osnsider well. peiore ,hey vote 10 make /
third failroad Prssldeds Govetaot of Ohio! z
Seneca AdVsytiSsr srRAHsldNAllAF.l .lh b9'qGo1I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13
TEHrfR O II
From the British Army and Navy aaEstte.l
The Wes 90 New Prosecused by she
Federal GOVoYnmont,

The conduct Of the Federal army 10 all The
States whore they have obtained footing, jus.
iihes Us 10 believing that they really intend TO
carry out the Republican programme Of exter-
mlnatins the Southsrnsrs and seIxIpg on tbe
coll. ft will be gigantic undertaking.
like OF y has never been seen or heard Of 10
the world. Nov, With oil the chances Of success
OF .hioh We have spoken 10 lie favor, Il stsikes
us that the North will be beaten By sheer over
task Of power II spoh bs the project In view
It 10 one thing to subjugate oonntry BY defeat.
Ing armies IN the field and seistng the principal
points OF the ensmys terfitory--is 10 widely
different 10 attempts Wholesale exiirps,ion or
expulsion Of eight milliops Of people from the
face Of The land. An exodus OF the North
er, population could alone effect such Q prodig-
ious and, shall We not add, Infamous scheme,
and even then Il 10 bard TO see whore they
could force che Southerners to 60, for We take
il 90 certain that the latter will abide BY their
wofdss and refuse evgr 10 live or hold com.
munion with the Yankes copqueror: -@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13

We VAST TO KRowf-FCsgan, lan Isish-
man, and Dixie, negro, were both convicted,
In May last, 10 our Court of Quarter Sessions,
Of murder In the first degree, and sentenced 70
be hanged - Governor Curtin hes promptly
signed the death.wasfsnt Of Fsraesn, ,Whoss OK.
ecation q directed 70 takc rlsce on September
18th. The negro, Dixie, has stilI chsnce for
life, no death. warrant having bsen issued. We
NAntto. know whether the superiority Of the
negro, 10 the Abolition scale Of ciyilix alton,
exlends TO capital cases Of crimef-P Phladelpkia
R0eniaa J0uraaI ~ --- $3.50 -Ilt A1oI !. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13
Inorsafetyt,

Liberty, once sasysqdsfsdup, 10 gone forever.
Lor. IA never Eestoied S{cepk By the sword Pat
|sisk Henry isys siap ja5 lhls ecnnsclic9T! ,g
t'h thsa RslinqpishmspE of thsdtsial By jnfy
and tho lIlbsfsSa ths press 'ns0sssary for you.
|lihertyi- VIII .tha- -ahsndnnmsnkof thu mnsl
sacsed rlghte tend 70 theseeurfV ofyoug llbefty
|Llbsrtyythu 4reakeasspf alll earth rbleesingel
Rive do Shxs 3di6es jewSl, Sna Sou mhy takt
eysrythIpg Sld1S me Aras }hihg i hste g
heart 70 American liberty; The second thing !!
| American UIIon,"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13

10 Ma. CHARLEs T. BaowHr. (Arssmis wsrd)
overland route Sa Hs has ass 'tyS yh cs
tCn, Of New Yosk, fora huuofous book de-
scslptiye Of the journey, 10 be published IN the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13

ss af ~ isidqmaq ,.ol0 ossssa iauzse ,sG9sl olli
|gKSf"hs'ilts edj q o!iYha inBiIoqmi ad'gla3Gco
Whenevssf the opppsiti6f party 10 tho De
mocfacyi c1ntemp plasb thB practice Of some kint
Of fraud att elections, they commence IN ad-
rncechsfgiBg Demoofats With similar schemes
They do this to divert attention from their own
intended rascaflty; Iiafhe trick Of the thiet
Joining in theTeIy oftistop thisf!'lt 10 draw atien
don from timsslfI In9ls56j while She Repub-
|licsnG we're maturing their plane fo colonfzini
yotsts Jli cldse aonpfiess spch as Rpsls Morgan
etc.,s from sihis sandV other strong Republican
counties fer the putpose Of elecifng msjofity
Of the Legisiatntea,etta tvete ylgorously en-
gagged In ohsrgingL Democrats With fraudulen
designsoR this kind.0 BY an investigation, af.
ter the election, before q committee Of tht
Legislature, the colonization Of voters In sev.
erai counties was cieariy proved against tht
those enea ked, mi such lffsnds exposed Thes,
are matters of record and hlstery. .-.- ..
b.7s rn Ps'' sIs'
numbers Of voters from This State into Ohio a,
n is's| sSis|
appeared 10 the Cincinnati Commercial Of the
|95.h inst. ,and which is being generally copied
Into the Abolition pspsfs of this State. Thii
writer pretends TO have discovered nefariouI
plot on the part ofthe Democrats to carry tht
Safe Of, Ohio for Ysllandlghsm, He proceeds
Ito disclose Wha. 4hia plot iss and - very alabo
rate in It's expositionsp bot thea substance "a
about as follows: He naESsl ss there 10 % Inn
portast election In Indiana this year, the piar
is to1 transfer to- Qbi9 twenty-five tbonaand
,yotsfS, scAtterinE thSha different poiptsa whr
will vote the Democratic ticket. He detaili
minutely the manner In which this colonization
scheme,is 40 be carried out, and Finds pp.Witt
this exhpttaeons " "Let the fflsndh ofAhsE sEnior
| everywhere take warning and prepare! Pre-
psre noio! Let not day be lost"
WI take n that allsthis mesna 10 suggest q
| the paftlsans Of the Administration, the "Uniol
Lea eaguers," the Government contractors, etc
of. .t6jg Sis.e, lthss gamaIthsy ates1peotsd tt
play 10 the Ohio electien 75Lhey are preparef
70 carry ont such so5emes through the agency
of thsir secret societies and partisan military
l6rkadisati0hsa rae helsadSts ofith6ii pAFt5
are uuscrupulous and corrupt enough to engage
| In such rascality has been demonstrated BY tbs
experience Of the past. They charge tne Dem
ocrats withIfsauddleat designsito cover upthelr
Tbs Democrats Of ohio, therefore, should tax,
FSd9nine ID timiep n aHey desire and Intend VI
have free usntla fait sxpssssion Of the peopl
Of their State rat the fbslletrho4s They shoul
watch and vigilantly guard the polls on the az
of election, and'see that Illegal voters are no
permitted to Interfere with lthe elections Loo
ont for raids upon The ballot-box from this cid
of the State line and bS prepared for them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13

70 iTHW WAa sUPoH Savannah will j never
sanction orscquiesce. inqsny warfare 1whateySf
upon TIE coHbti tutipnAi rightsot domestic llSsi-
tnsicnS on ,sks people of the soath atsss--,
On, the contrary, II there was an ,attempt to
invade those rights; 70 satiF up seryils insur-
rectIof among their people. I would rush %
thsirz rescasa and sintefposs with owhatsvssio6i
strength 4 might cppsseesl 70 defend them from
sgsS ,sS5 ud d's.llAAn1il.zsish .lA perglss ARra a5,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13
Ii4paie Beau,Ies "a af tAe scurip.lSasp.. i :
soENE-A PROVOST MAMMALS ossoE.
.9eA3fF 5tmrEa AlfsT9omg0

.1eA9iP stsrla 1lfsTaomad
Al have Q wife lying ct the point of death.
| am poor, and have MOI weeks psovision
ahead for her maintainance win moi, ,lhls ex-
empt met %" "a 4El1eV II IHdT7llTT
Provost MaFshal. mo. Fall into the rauks.
s9hdtRnrsn B.lJuUl
B-I have ave children, eli debspdsSt ON
my labor, who must suiar 10 my abuerce. -
Their mother is feeble Ia hesIlb, and cap nat
provide Toe them With ths necessarios Of life.
muss go1 ET'g. aa rFrr7lT4F
r. M;TOf oonrss you muss Fall in-fAll
A(ERrFR o
'C.-My wife 10 we'll. I have abundance 10
leave With ny family. ! could 20 TO battle q
we'll as not. Bu. I'm ,rioh enough 10 buy nv.
self off, I'll let poor men--shs tagged fabbis
TO fight this war, HeFe's $500, and now let
60RO,sila tUTf&ce HTs cfgaJ fIiigrI
Pm of o,urse. cir. you are a, liberty to
10 10 possible that sny poor man win vote
Wish Q party that treats him In thIs man
nesf Aparty that fsvoss che rich aad opprsMes
the poorf-Losas Gssetfs. '..'a T3 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13
'Tar cfernon sun 7saays..

"a certain D5ctot In wilriamsburg tuned oul
OF doorsH & young gill living ut his house be-
Cause she vwsntb TO cthe ID Dsmocratio meeting,
and reipssdn n.s daekpoylsdge hersslt an ,Abpll-
roniats! a, N .,o .sa,sh Al bAssiyy .i,naU gissj
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13

A JUDaR-in london -hus- decided that lover
cannot hsvelt theisid oe ,th6 is~ 10 ofsoUsss gifts
made to lady whlle-courting her. Mr.. Rs-
phaeL who icoafteds dsahd thsn aqaartplsd with 0
pEetsy young sJsYesss attsmpsed "a sscpysEI. .,hs
value Of . clock Ighlch be, gsys her, but the
70 young ladiesP qir RtShshls ID You must %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13
Proposals FOR Stone and Brick,


Proposals for Stone and Brick,
sbnaf IN b. lonDsAscr OTicE. CoLuspuss ONO, b.
b1E yDEsHIrR BulLpne, ooR. Hon ARD TOWN tTs,d
CHALEDPROPOSA AIS WILL BE ne.
- cevsd q this ofiee for the following msterlalsM
Foundation Stone for building.;-,.,.,. 3ss pefchesg
,9ltt5d j.1I"di for columns,.,.ii..- s2 Oh ..gsi
Ruiidps Stone.
ss Ssev s1GSS sst iioas, 1876 lpcS:s ID
~ Door sl sa SIM ls'~'!.E "6X " ait Sia " iOn
Pst,sr% sy.iSss Stone ftnS iYyAgH ipy " Wd'
IL stops, AL ,8llor' 9. ekft. r.s by,1 ft.la in.
| ir b Wide, By inches.i:li keGLs tlaf hn. :.
Brick 4s! .ssg ''.s...
The fDnndatioa stone for building 70 bs o. ysst
thick, and for lwsntyfour columns to be- ut ieest
one toot thick, and platform Stone thfssgofeet
Bddins atone . o Ss o. sS Ssa,n,
work IL eounes from eight inches to twelve inches
10 be measured m ts buildne) The brok TO 10 Of
% nssS s ssss assa
M conformity soi worRing drawngs and organizations,
which caa SSssmined IN this oaioos whsrs all other In
posas understspdingiy Bias for tho above materials
emadefpr the whole Of the cut stone building
stone and bfpkor for either Of hsm gepaIetelys and
spSz @ s,9a On se
pany tbe bids, and DO marked with name and where
obtanedf the above material must bs delivered On
Sstsa on tss corner q HsIDof sIsss ssS Nssss
sats Capitol q faeh 4imes ana q such quantities Al
Ilds SIlt bS opened stl9lf9 gon Monday September
81 lse3 The right to fe sctauy Or ai bids ana 70 In
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13

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A Warning 70 tbe Democracy Of Ohio
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-13

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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-18
SASH AND DOORS.
LADIES' FURS.

LADIES FURS.
Having bought our fine
Furs before the unprece-
dented a0YanUO .v.a this orti-
Gle, we are prepared to FUR
nish our Lady customers with
as fine setts as ever seen any
where and for a good deal
less money. To satisfy your
selves on the point, cal! at
VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER,
80 Main Street