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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-30

NOAH RExRoAD, of this place, has just
received the appointment OF, and been du-
ly qualified as. the Provost Marshal Of this
county. Mr.. j. 3. Msulsby received tue
appointment for Doddridge county, and, our
word for it, be will make an efficient officer
-Ritchie Press.
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u. s. MaRsHAl'S NOTICE.
The United Stites In Rem in q cause
VS. Of forfeiture and
The real and Per rsonal prop sonhscstlon.
erty Of Charles Riigway
The United 5tites

The real and per rsonal prop sonnscatlon.
erty Of Charles Ridgway
VITHEREAs, st the Fall Term, 1858 OF the
w District Court Of the United Statss, for the
Western District Of Virginia, at Clsrksburg, the
Attorney Of the United States for said District
sl.d on information against the real and personal
property Of Charles Riigway, de'cribed in q
ich.duIe 10 said information annexed alleging in
substance that said Ridgway has been engaged In
the existing insurrection against the authority Of
the United States sincs the l7th July, 1862, that
AZ the tue Of bis becoming 90 engaged be was
the owner of she property in said schedule men
toned, and praying that said property may De
confsc .ted, and sold q. forfeited 10 the United
States. -
Now. therefore, in pursuance CT the monl0n
under the seal Of the said Court 70 me directed
and delivered, 60 hereby give public rotee 70 al
persons claiming any interest IN said properly u
in the proceeds thereof to appear before the
Of the District Court OF the United States Tor th'
Western District Of Virginia, st ClaIksourg' o.
the 10th day Of November, A. D. leos, ~ IN
same shall be day Of jurisdietion, Il not on In'
next day Of jurisdiction thereafter then and thsr
TO inierpose their claims snd make their sieEA
'i'N. - '' RDWAgD N. NORTON,
. U s Marshal for the Western DIET Oh va
BH SuTH L. s Attorney. o~@S"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-30

TosAcco.-Heretofore the largest crop of
tobacco ever raised in Ray County, Tenn,
was l,OO0,0 900 pounds. This year it viii
reach 100000 to 2,0OV, 900. 1t has not
been injured by the frost.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-30

HEEyAN AND KING.-We see it stated
that the fight for the championship of the
British Prize Ring between Heenan and
King is to come off on the 9Th of Decsm-
Der. Heenan has gone into training, and a
New York sporting journal assures its rea-
ders that his friends may rest assured that
nothing will be "vglected that will tend to a
successful issue Of his passage at arms with
King who i said TO be in the heat OF
health, and i1s also commenced bis pre-
liminary exercises to reduce his avoirdu-
poiS. Betting is altogether in favor Of
Heenan, SO much so that it will be difficult
for his friends to "get on" to the extent
they wish A number of Heenan's friends
from New York. Boston, Philadelphia and
other cities, intend embarkiDg for England
in time to see ''tbe big fight" as they tern
it; but the "rate Of exchange" is SO agains
them that many who would otherwise bs
there will be constrained to stay in Uncle
Sans dominions.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.
so,1p LrNHs OF NoNpARKn, COR rNcH0
rwEI' on Less MAKE A SQUARE.

-sn,c,,r NoTIcEs Double the above rates y
Vaarly Advertising on reasonable terms, accor-
81 tSs SPACE occupied and the number OF changes
made. sements from transient persons or strang
ers 20 U Cards not exceeding ave lines, $lopsr year.
sas,eS M sSpa' s. ssa sss sss'''E psl'a
W.T. ~ o nTiVilepe of Annual Advertising limited 20
an dysrtisers' own Immediate business; and an ao
srtssmsnts for the benefit Of other persons -
T'aSs, savertssments and advertisements OF sacnon
al nd real estate sent in by them must be PAID for
az w Advertisements not accompanied wta %rl.ea
directions, viii be inserted unt'i i0ro'N' aAN
accordingly. .o ha ob.roea in all cases
at full rates. ,,,s and announcements
of sermons so cents each. sE5.. ll@Gt
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U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

In Rem. in q cause Of
forfeiture aud copfis-
cation.
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U. S. MARSnAL'S NOTICE.

In Rem. In . cause Of
forfeiture and con-
nscation. .T.
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ysu. s. MARsHAL,s NOTICE.

In Rem. In cause oil
forfeiture and Confs-
. cation.
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Ihe Unlted StateS
The Real and Personal
Property of Washington
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u. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

L. S Marshal for tho Western District Of '
b. IL SMITH, L. s. Attorney.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15
A "ShOrIer CatechIsM" for PO-
IIIIcal NeOPhytes.

Q. Why did the AbolItiOuists ever favor
AVER for the UniOn," when they had
always deteFted and decried the Union I?
A. Because they hoped by means Of war
TO effect their darling object, the abolition
Of slavery.
Q Why do they now hate the South with
IsrOcify too intense for expression, and
Infinitely more ysnpmous than Their alb
UtTact diElike of slavery itself. &, s- o.
A. Because their Plans have beer
disconcerted and their purpose thwsrted
by the unexpected proves Of the Southern
people.
Q. What do they hope from continuing
the war longer, DOW that they have ceas.
ed tos expect from il any material prog
Sess toward The contamination OF their FIRST
dssirei r-tS
A. Because, failing to destroy slavery
BY military necessity" within the So
called Union ''piDDed together BY bayUn-
etc." they now force their "hOnest" puppet
Lincoln to keep ''peGging away" with the
war aDd 20 make 1t ~ barharOus as UoRsi
bic, 30 that disunion-tbeir second design
may become inevitable aDd thus they
may be sbsOlved from the "sin and shame"
OF further connection with slavery.
Q. What, 10 view Of these nndeniable
facts, is The imperative duty Of Demo-
Tatsi 'r0s- sr.
A. To demand the absolute cessation Of
. war whose FATAL policy and fnaI effects
they can change in DO other way; 10 refuse
peremptorily any share OF responsibility
Tor its longer continuance, aud to nee
every means 10 their power, especially
ehe legitimate and proper means Of deny
ing . single man or dollar more to its
speedy end.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

A correspondent in the army at Mar
freosoofo, writes to the Drawer:
We have case in Company |, familiar.
ly known "a "Slick."
Slick was passing Gen. Johason's head.
quarters one day. and without any ceremo.
ny bred bis gun almost 10 the face of the
general himself.
WbatF" esys the general. do YOU
AnoW the penalty Of hiring your gun with.
out orders 60 do 90 20
Gently.
Well" replied the general, 81 will
tel you. 1t 10 che loss of one months
pay"
you dOn't say so !" says Slick, and very
ooOlly puts bis hand in bic pocket and dra ws
therefrom 90 old greasy wallet, opens il,
aud Offers the general thirteen dollars in
greenbacks, saying,
well, general. guess I am able 70
stand the pressure ]" i
IL IL needless 70 say that the general dis
cantlnued the conversation immediately.-
Slick was not fined.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15
An Indian Ad1enturs.

just before The conclusion Of the war Of
1917, a. one Murphy was at labor in clear.
mg piece of woodland, he saw Q tall In
aian approaching him from the woods with
. rifle OD his shUuldeF. As be came near.
Or belt might he seen around bis waist in
which was t)mahaWk and scalping knife,
that was partially concealed By large
blsnket thrown over bis shoulder.
Which way are you trasellingi' asked
Murphy.
'Don't know said the Indian,
where do yUu liver inquired Mur>
There returned the Indian (pointine
toward Canada; and where do you
i've p 3.
ID Wn here.'
DO you know old Murphyi' was the
sSxt question.
'Well-well-yes T was the response.
Where does be liver
Away Of--yonder. lpOinting in . wrong
onectlonl but what do yOu want of him7'
Oh, .nOthing,' said the Indian, apparent
b embarrassed.
Murphy was o wicked old DEVIL
Yes, said the Indian, he kin nv
b1other-he kill Iudian-he scalp Indian.
1uoy eay no WltCn-O0 shoot without
lOadin'-lndian no hit him-ke kill good
many 1ndianS-but he no kin mel kill
him
Murphy's blood began to boil, but he
concealed his excitement rs much as possi-
bic and remarked:
You've very good rife there.
Yes
Did yOu ever shoot at mark?'
Oh, yes-do you shoot at mark?'
We'll, suppose we try said Murphy.
The Indian ran CT some distance, and
putting up q mark against o stump, return
cd.
You shoot frst.' eaid the Indian.
No. saie Murphy, you shoot frst.'-
The Indian then shot, and to the astcnish
uent Of Murphy pierced the centre of the
mark. The rife was then reloaded. and
On Murphy's receiving it be bounded back
ezclaiming: i am MsrphyP
The saysge gave yell that rsverberated
through the hills,a and drawing bis hunting
Anlte, epraug toward Murphy; but ere he
reached him ball from the rife entered
his breast.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

We were riding one morniuR-S-
and ] through the onOr-grOWinR districts of
New Hampshire, where the farmers are
obliged to resort 10 various ingenious ar
tThces cod cunDiDgly contriVed limitations
70 nd their cOrn-6elds Of the crows. We
had noticed several nondescript scaFecroWs
otaodiog sentry 10 the cOru.6elds l;nino
me road. aud we admired the inoenni,7
displayed By the Inventors. Presentlv ~
seme 20 one erected IN broad, Oman f;sId
y stood with its back toward ue, and Tss
Cos up with the usual charaeteristics- torn
bPImless bat, coat and pants of MANY All,
oFs, tho whole beautifully festoonod VIII
Sage, futtering in the breeze. Bot instead
Ofths straighE, outstanding arme. or Iooae
AOppiog sleeves, peculiar TO figures of this
desCription, u was leaning over hos-han.
de.as II 10 meditatiye mood.
.1heEo's Q good Scareerow," said
-'capitAll"I reioiDed-Hso pstuvaI The
csG~a uill give it . vide berth, III wae-
A9a turned for aneshsr look. But as
Slooked 10 the Sssy natural scarecroW
:esnea sl0Niy on his heel and sus,ub b. hoe.
~'a0tsifss r7favr- +' T. Estsxa .f.I - sos
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

WILL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT OF MAI TrRM, 1855
In Chancery.
State Illinois, County Of viii, }ss.
william A. Strong, and William A. Strong Jr. and
William s. Brooks partners in trade md doing bushes,
under the name. style snd firm Of Strong Brooks
and Morris Einstein and Morris Einstein, Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Ulrch B. deceased
vs. "a
Mary Ann Pickles widow Of BENJAMIN Pickles deceas
ed AID ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate Of said deceased
Elizabeth Pickles, Benjamin Pickles James H. PHI kles
Nathan A. Pickles, Margaret Pickles and Thomas J.
Pickles, children and heirs law Of said deceased
Mary Ana Quinn and John Quinn husband Of said
Mary Ann Quinn, Andrew Lyman and John Preston,
defendants.
Bill and Init notion.
A fF1DAVlT oftbe Lon-residence Of said above de
IA PENDANTS, Mary Ann Quinn and John Quinn, hay
ing been filed in the Office Of the clerk Of said court
Notice is hereby given to the said defendants Mary
Ann Quinn and John Quinn, that the said
Med their said bill Of complaint in the said on
the chancery side thereof with order for the issue
OF Injunction thereon, the Sth day OF May, lSo3
that summons thereup0n issued out of the said
court in said against the said defendants re-
turable 10 said term Of said court the third Monday
OF May, A. D. 1858 and writ Of Injuncto6 was also
issued as aforesaid against you said defendants Mary
Ann QIlun and John Quinn strictly commanding yO1
and each fyoo, your agents. attoneys and servants
to desst and refrain from selling, conveying dispos-
ing Of encumbering, or in any way or manner med
ding or interfering with the real estate described in
said bill or any part thereof and which purported
to be conveyed by one Benjamin Pickles to you SAID
Mary Ann Quinn by certain deeds recorded IN the
recorders office OF said county in Book "a Of Records
on pages 3S aud 80 except TO paying thereon
until the further order Of said court thereon Is by
law required. - q y
Now unless you the said Mary Ann Quinn and John
Quinn shall personally DO and appear before said
Circuit Court on the first day Of the term thereof
TO be holden at Joliet in said county, on the third
Monday OF May instant, or thereafter as re.
quired by law and plead demur to the said
conplainants bill Of complaint, the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated will be
taken as confessed by you and decree entered against
you and each you according to the prayer Of said
bill. BIZ RUSSELL, CIerk
X. Z. BARBER, Comrl't Sol,
Joliet, May 8, Is63 ns7sw
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SANFOR DIS
+ LIVER INVIG0RAT0R.
EVER DkBILIrAfINe

TT Is. ooMPouNDED ENTIRELY ppo. nm.
II and haa become an nafahliahed 6ars 80. Oa 0OMc
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15
ID K. ID. McR AE

AVlNG experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
ment Of diseases for years, laying aside all preu
dces, has examined in the meantime all the various
systems and schools Of medicine have selected such
remedies as can demonstrate 10 be safe and efficient
REJECTING all mineral pOisons. To acute dis
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness 1t is in the latter class Of diseases where phys
clans mostly make their failures Having given this
class OF diseases may special attention profess to be
prerared TO treat all chronic diseases with positive sue
cess mean all that durable cases. unless il be
condtionally, SO that patients may depend upon NV
declaration profess to treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Broncha NuralCia Para
lysis rheumatism. and all arrangements of the Derv
system Fstula and Piles successfully treated IN
from thirty to sixty days. without the use Of the knife
paraleied success the othsome disease known nv the
name OF Cancer In all its stages without the use Of the
knife or any harsh Treatment II patients will strctIv
obey my Instructions will guarantee satisfacton h
All cases where no disorganzRton of the vital orran
has taken place. The best Of references can he g9n
from citizens Of st. Louis where devoted nv nrsetice
Tor the last three years. have in my office Can.
GERS Tumors, weighing from 4 to lbs that have re-
moved with success without the use Of the knife For
further particulars physicians and Others are invited
TO call and examine for themselves.
RI. McRAE, OccuIist aud AurIat.
Gives special attention OF the Eye and Ear
In this climate where the Eye IL subject TO 80 MANY
diseases which fatal to its delicate structure Ali
persons afflicted should attend to the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness.
Letters from Assistance, containing one stamp will
-. ID. McRAE, NJ D., st. Louis, No.
OFFICE No. Is NORTH TIYTH 81.
Between Pine and Chestnut Streets one SQUARE from the
Court House, St. Louis, NO. nl2ly
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L II L INV Aids HOME.
HI. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMERLY OF N. Y, has OPENED AN
/ N F / R NJ Ar Y.

IN CHICAGO, I'LL.
IN a new system, which embraces the most approv-
other country. All Female Diseases Lung Diseae,s
cancers and rheumatism special diseases treated
IN TINS Institution, In the treatment Of which, no man
mas had more experince greater success than the
poctoI His consultations, for years, have averaged
tIo I'VE 70 slx thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced acrdbIe BY the Medical
FACULTY generally treated with success 10 this In
stitution All nervous and neuralgic affections dis
eases OF women all forms Of scrofna dyspepsia con.
stlpation skin diseases cancerous and fubercuIous
affections including pulmonary consumption, rheuma-
tism, Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma, salt Theum remit
tent and intermittent fevers the diseases of children
He has had an extensive practice and wonderful sue
cess In the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cure
without the knife. He treats successfully, on new
method, all the diseases Of the EYE and EAR
Remember, the Doctor does not promise to cure all
taken In season, all STAGES Your case NAV be
eurable this week, not next-to day, not tomorrow
nence, the danger ofdelay. y
The Building b pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No cane will
be reeeiyed where there any doubts o eeuFs or
reheL Inc best nurses only employed, who with the
physician, will make all feal at home that nut ths-n
selves under the care Of this institution
IERMs-from ten TO fifteen dollars per week iapari
aoy "a advance No patient taken for ess term than
one month"; a. no one can he satisfied as TO the benet
they may receive in Chronic Diseases In . lea fime
Many patients, who not able to come to the InI
mary can be successfully treated at me- which win
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All letters, tnetosBg letter stamp, addressed to
prompt atteption.
Consultatise free. Once Houss from A. y. 70 Sp.
Sept. II, 1sc0. nlsIv
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that at sale oFdelinaueut
lands and lots, for the general taxes Of the year
1850 in Will County and State Of illinois, duly made
BY the Treasurer Of said county, the oath day
june 1901 for the taxes aforesaid and costs then
remaining due and unpaid thereon. the undersigned
the w3S(ex E Or We Of Lot 5 Block Is School Sec
ton Addition to Joliet all In said county and that
the time Of redemption thereof from said sale Will ex
piEe in two years from said sale.
March Sd, 1868. S5osv,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF DAVID @. GROVER. DECD.

ESTATE OF DAVID @. GROVER, DECD.
DUBLIc notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday Of Jan. next, (Deing the 18th day Of said
monthly shall attend before the County Court az VIII
County, ct the Court House in the city Of joliet for the
purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate OF David @. Grover late Of said County
deceased, when and 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 are also request
Cd 10 make payment to the undersigned without deIay
Joliet. Nov Is, 1862 2i.6v
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HOTIcR.


ESTATE OF JOHN KEEGAN. DECn
DUBhlC notice u hereby giVen that On the th,r,.
Il AODAy q October Raxt, (being the FeSh dsv a.
said monthly shall attend before the County CSprt
OF WIZ COuatys at the Court House I'm the city Of lola
e. bc the purpose Of selling and adjusting al osiSas
aeainst the estate Of John ksegan ISte % 49,
County deceased when and whore ali clhiuantS -
nosi8a5 and requested to attend and present. fbssS
Chains in writing against said estate f adjustmsnt
AL persons indebted 70 said essAs are also reoue~t5
b make payment to the undersigned without delay. .
joliet, Aug, 81, 1855. i2Sw
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NOTICE

ESTATE OF HANNAH HALLWAY, DECD.
Il Monday of April next, (being the 10th dav Of
said month"; Wosh attend before the County Court Of
VIII County, at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Hannah Hathaway late Of said Conn.
~ deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
anc requested % attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
cd 70 make payment 70 the UNDERMINED without deIav
pated Feb. l6, 1868. pS7-ov
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-15

HN - " N N0 HO
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to Issue policies on MARINE,
INLAND EAvIGKTIoE, TRANSPORTATION and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates
CAPITAL, 100000.
oFFIcERs:
ISAAC UNDERHILL, Pres, il. T. BoULAND v. P,
C. HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Isaac USDERHnl, PHCLLASD, bit. BOuRIASD,
WILLIAM r. PHELPS, WIN. A HEBRON, l.. HOLLAND,
CHARLES HOLLAND. - .- -
Once 30, Main Stseet.
THE following is the report Of the business Of this
3st day Of March, which time the Capital was
ed to $500 OOO the whole amount Of which subscribed
and $500 900 paid in In view oOur Increased facilities
for DOING heavy business and also the large additional
security we Oer to oureeustOmers giving this company
basis second to other therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business 1t will ever
be tn. aim Of the company so honoraby conduct All
their affairs to merit the patronage ofthe insurng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses may be sufficient guaranty for
promptness and liberalty in the future.
Amount insured the past year, $,s,o9s,2ssS6
Received premiums on same, 4O,O95, l6
Interest and exchange balance, ll,567 ,46
Paid losses and expenses, 2, 1884 ,9s
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, 100000
Bills payable, $685. so
All other debts estimated, 1880
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
3 TO 90 days to run, II, $50, 90
Real estate, Office building, &C., $500
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers, 1878, 80
Amount oflosses in process Of adjustment $24O5 90
Amount ofosses resisted by the company, none
Amount eflosses adjusted due and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Once, Shaw's Store, Jefferson St., Joliet
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New: GoodsI

oscrieer has Just reosivsd Iarv. ,t.1h .
1hek in tA cnd H. sV = Ecds q even dsscpssS
pufchssed IN 3e1s.. % Ell lowe than ca1
nt o. any kind Of DRY eoods en- nnS 4 =. 1871 -
.ne e1Anine befOfe Pufchtsne sl-s~hs-s'- -
LADIES. DRESS eoous,
LANES, Plain, figured, Watered, &C. AAApaeeas, Do
MILLIEERY AND FANCY eoons
SSnnen and Trimmings; eonsstiD1 ~
Sstns' lining Plunes Rosetta arfne,aIs ~ siiEs
Hose and Round siivefeS corsa. gloves, chEdrsa'
PRINTED Oalicss, CsmbFies, brown and Bl...h.s
ct,n Broad Cols TUeeds KsntucS1 anses
Plenod assortment Of Bnbroideries Cus oou.-.
min. nS, ChimiEetts, Curtains, Muslin Co11..t
0sI TINS Is the place for bazgains -
| r. CDUNcAN-
| on ChicaCo afr-.e
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Assignee's Sale.

N0IICE is hereby given that I. the unSersirned
~ viii cell at Public Auction Friday, December
18th 1867 al the Cont House in Joliet all the richt
liie ana Interest which Thomas Hatton and wife ma
Thomas HAttOn. Junior and wife conveyed ~ ~. -
teir Deed OF Assignment hearing date June 81 Is6i
ana recorded In the Office of the Recorder Of will Co
I In book %, pages from IS 50 and IN the olee Of
the Recorder OF GruBdy Co. III, in book No. s. paeo
oil q se and in the Office of the Records ofCook Co
70 ooos 10 page 4Ol ef se Of in and the following
described real estate, viz:
The East half Of SOnih half Of North half Block 9s
~ Bowens Addition To Joliet: South 4s feet Of LOT s.
block 10 West Joliet: Blocks 10 and Is Schol serfio
Addition TO Joliet the Stone Ware House properly On
Lot =, block is, West Joliet, and Lot BLOCK School
3 johnson. Roberts and stOrrs Add 70 Chicago.
TERMS CASH.
Joliet, Nov. Il, 1852 T. GooDsPEHD As,s,-.r
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CT. LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA.

REoEEyERs 0ERICE, CHIcAeO, LIZ, Oct. II, 1861.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding Voch.
ers Tor wool furnished the Sc. Lous Alton and Chi
cAgo Railroad Company, signed d. She rnlan, Agent
United States Circuit Court Of the Northern District
Of Illinois Of the o0th November 1859, that the bal
enee unpaid 90 aad wood has been deposited In aid
Court and BY its order will be paid and distributed 70
claimauts o. sheir attorneys presentation Of The
proper vouchers 70 the undersigned
JAMES R0BB, Special RsosEver